The Lady & Sons Pepper Mix (Set of 2) by Paula Deen
Great food starts with fresh ingredients, the rest is seasoning and spices! With not one, not two, but three different peppers, my Pepper Mix makes good food taste great. Includes two 3.05-oz. bottles. Please Note: Due to packaging updates, the image shown may temporarily appear different from the... See complete description »
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Great food starts with fresh ingredients, the rest is seasoning and spices! With not one, not two, but three different peppers, my Pepper Mix makes good food taste great.
Includes two 3.05-oz. bottles.
Please Note: Due to packaging updates, the image shown may temporarily appear different from the product received.
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Didn't like the harsh flavor, again bottle packaging has changed so now it doesn't fit on spice rack. Someone didn't think.
First time I have used this product, so I am still trying to figure out the best time and uses for it. Hope I like it as well as the Silly Salt - but I am sure I will.
I disliked having to purchase two bottles not knowing whether I would like the product. Also it gets quite expensive when adding in the postage.
I really love this on just about anything. The only problem is it does contain sugar, which means some people cannot use it, so be aware.
We especially like this product on fresh salmon when I bake it.
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When it comes to buying ground pepper versus grinding your own, there's no comparison. Use a grinder to grind peppercorns, and see how pepper is really supposed to taste. Not only is the flavor fresh and good, it also gives you a lot of freedom with your pepper: use a coarse grind (big chunks) for bold pepperiness on meat and salad, and a fine one for fish or lighter soups.







