Pendery' Spices DFW

aggiesherpa

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Have anyone of you DFW folks tried Pendery's Spices (http://penderys.com/) before? Every time I make a beer run to Peticolas I pass their building and think that I should give them a try, but have just never done it. The look to have some interesting chile powders.

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6:05p, 9/22/20

Yes, I frequent the one off 8th Ave. in FW. Their chili powders are excellent. I use their Terlingua Won in my chili.

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9:04p, 9/22/20

I've tried several of their chili powders. Most have been excellent.

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9:04p, 9/22/20

Excellent source. Great place to visit. Their founder invented chili powder. I like the Fort worth and san Antonio blends.

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7:24p, 9/23/20

+1 for the Fort Worth location. Just about every spice in my kitchen is from there.

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7:31a, 9/24/20

That place is near my office and it's definitely a hidden gem. Never knew why it didn't get more play on texags.

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In reply to jgh85Ag • 12:38p, 9/24/20

jgh85Ag said:
Excellent source. Great place to visit. Their founder invented chili powder. I like the Fort worth and san Antonio blends.

Wow. I didn't know people used peppers for thousands of years before this guy came along and invented chili powder.

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In reply to expresswrittenconsent • 12:59p, 9/24/20

expresswrittenconsent said:
jgh85Ag said:
Excellent source. Great place to visit. Their founder invented chili powder. I like the Fort worth and san Antonio blends.

Wow. I didn't know people used peppers for thousands of years before this guy came along and invented chili powder.

I think it is the blend of ground chili and other spices.

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In reply to expresswrittenconsent • 2:18a, 9/25/20

expresswrittenconsent said:
jgh85Ag said:
Excellent source. Great place to visit. Their founder invented chili powder. I like the Fort worth and san Antonio blends.

Wow. I didn't know people used peppers for thousands of years before this guy came along and invented chili powder.

I think he means commercially available packaged chili powders containing various peppers and spices to make the chili dish. Pendery was the first to do this in the 1800's.

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