Good question, if you order bags it should be fine. I think I have international checkout enabled. Test it out and see if it works, if not let me know where the issue is and I'll see if we can use the bat channelBumper said:
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Order placed. Site looks good and checkout was a breeze.
Thanks! A lot more to come but wanted to launch it as is and build on it it. Thanks for giving it a test runBlackFatalii said:Order placed. Site looks good and checkout was a breeze.
Most important was making sure the store functioned....well and eye candy. 
JoynersHotPeppers said:Thanks! A lot more to come but wanted to launch it as is and build on it it. Thanks for giving it a test run
Hopefully we are going to be seeing some of that pineapple/mango tab sauce for sale?
haha, lol ...
If I find a place to make it for me maybe I will or get into on of my friends commercial kitchens Grant was kidding though, he said it sucked
Grant was kidding though, he said it suckedeveryone should try it!
Last 4+ hour bump for the freebie, thanks to ALL that ordered, means a lot!!!!
JoynersHotPeppers said:Thanks! A lot more to come but wanted to launch it as is and build on it it. Thanks for giving it a test run
I put an order in last night, so international orders are up and running too. +1 on the smooth and slick website, and the unique powders you won't find elsewhere.
And now the waiting game…
And these awesome powders were in my mailbox this evening!!
JHP, thanks for the extras, very generous of you indeed. That reaper powder is a little intimidating but I can't wait to try it!
The aroma of chillies just filled the kitchen when I cracked the box, these are really well done, and so much fresher than some of the repackaged powders I have bought locally.
Thanks again mate, really appreciate it!
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JHP, thanks for the extras, very generous of you indeed. That reaper powder is a little intimidating but I can't wait to try it!
The aroma of chillies just filled the kitchen when I cracked the box, these are really well done, and so much fresher than some of the repackaged powders I have bought locally.
Thanks again mate, really appreciate it!
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Most welcome, hope they pair well with your meals and thank you for trying out the site.
Bumper said:And these awesome powders were in my mailbox this evening!!
JHP, thanks for the extras, very generous of you indeed. That reaper powder is a little intimidating but I can't wait to try it!
The aroma of chillies just filled the kitchen when I cracked the box, these are really well done, and so much fresher than some of the repackaged powders I have bought locally.
Thanks again mate, really appreciate it!
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The Smokin' Banshee is a personal fav ...
I like the Reaper, too ... makes me sneeze ...
The Caribbean Chocolate is magical w/ maple sizzurp ...
tctenten said:
Yeah ... they are different.
I'm pretty sure Chocolate Lava would be good w/ sizzurp, too ... but the Caribbean Chocolate is magical in that config ...
It grew out of mixing up little on-the-fly soy sauce concoctions to dip gyoza in ...
I would typically use some soy, a little splash or rice wine vinegar, a little honey, and a little fish or oyster sauce ...
One day I couldn't find honey because we'd used it in making some soap, and I grabbed the Mrs Buttersworth ...
Magic.
Later that week I tried it as a glaze for BBQ, and also had it on some buttered Eggo's ...
If it sounds like something you'd like, you will probably like I'm thinking ...
I would typically use some soy, a little splash or rice wine vinegar, a little honey, and a little fish or oyster sauce ...
One day I couldn't find honey because we'd used it in making some soap, and I grabbed the Mrs Buttersworth ...
Magic.
Later that week I tried it as a glaze for BBQ, and also had it on some buttered Eggo's ...
If it sounds like something you'd like, you will probably like I'm thinking ...