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On 12/14/2004 7:57 PM Monica contemplated offing a mime, made these
writings: Judd, do you have a reading comprehension problem or are you simply a despicable troll...wait, I know...BOTH! And, to all that might just be reading this thread for the first time, Judd Williams (if that's his real name) hijacked the original subject line. My original subject line read, "Caribbean Cruise: Looking for Vanilla Beans". My two posts to this thread are below. Some people feel the need to go around bashing others to feel good about themselves. jsmith/Judd Williams is one of them. His mean spirited posts can be found all over usenet. ------------------------------------------- Message #1 We'll be stopping in Cozumel, Belize City, Costa Maya and Grand Cayman. Vanilla beans are SO expensive here in the states and I haven't had any luck fining good ones. Has anyone seen vanilla beans for sale in any of these cities? Thanks, Monica Message #2 The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica "jsmith" wrote in message news:1103034449.40997842dee109375830be9e5b9af293@ sonicnews... Will be interesting how long you keep those beans once you declare them as you re-enter the US. Or are you going to conceal the fact that you are smuggling illegal agricultural products into the US. We really need people like you!!! "Monica" wrote in message ... The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica Monica the best Vanilla doesn't come from the Caribbean. It comes from an island off Africa. Singapore and Brazil are other sources. Why go to all this trouble when there are online importers who can get you a good price for quality Vanilla hassle free? -- ________ To email me, Edit "xt" from my email address. Brian M. Kochera "Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!" View My Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~brian1951 |
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On 12/14/2004 7:57 PM Monica contemplated offing a mime, made these
writings: Judd, do you have a reading comprehension problem or are you simply a despicable troll...wait, I know...BOTH! And, to all that might just be reading this thread for the first time, Judd Williams (if that's his real name) hijacked the original subject line. My original subject line read, "Caribbean Cruise: Looking for Vanilla Beans". My two posts to this thread are below. Some people feel the need to go around bashing others to feel good about themselves. jsmith/Judd Williams is one of them. His mean spirited posts can be found all over usenet. ------------------------------------------- Message #1 We'll be stopping in Cozumel, Belize City, Costa Maya and Grand Cayman. Vanilla beans are SO expensive here in the states and I haven't had any luck fining good ones. Has anyone seen vanilla beans for sale in any of these cities? Thanks, Monica Message #2 The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica "jsmith" wrote in message news:1103034449.40997842dee109375830be9e5b9af293@ sonicnews... Will be interesting how long you keep those beans once you declare them as you re-enter the US. Or are you going to conceal the fact that you are smuggling illegal agricultural products into the US. We really need people like you!!! "Monica" wrote in message ... The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica Monica the best Vanilla doesn't come from the Caribbean. It comes from an island off Africa. Singapore and Brazil are other sources. Why go to all this trouble when there are online importers who can get you a good price for quality Vanilla hassle free? -- ________ To email me, Edit "xt" from my email address. Brian M. Kochera "Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!" View My Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~brian1951 |
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Hello Brian. I have bought beans from the Internet. Madagascar beans. I
think I paid $14 for 5 or 6 beans. They had a really strange smell but used one anyway in an Emeril "cooked" vanilla icecream recipe. OH MY! It was out of this world OK...so the beans smell funny, they're OK. Less than a month later, I retrieved another to find that they were all rock hard The vanilla inside was dry as well. Anyway, I thought I might be able to find fresher and less expensive beans on our trip. Apparently it's not legal to bring them back to the states tho I bought them from bostonvanillabeans.com Monica "Brian K" wrote in message ink.net... Monica the best Vanilla doesn't come from the Caribbean. It comes from an island off Africa. Singapore and Brazil are other sources. Why go to all this trouble when there are online importers who can get you a good price for quality Vanilla hassle free? -- ________ To email me, Edit "xt" from my email address. Brian M. Kochera "Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!" View My Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~brian1951 |
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Hello Brian. I have bought beans from the Internet. Madagascar beans. I
think I paid $14 for 5 or 6 beans. They had a really strange smell but used one anyway in an Emeril "cooked" vanilla icecream recipe. OH MY! It was out of this world OK...so the beans smell funny, they're OK. Less than a month later, I retrieved another to find that they were all rock hard The vanilla inside was dry as well. Anyway, I thought I might be able to find fresher and less expensive beans on our trip. Apparently it's not legal to bring them back to the states tho I bought them from bostonvanillabeans.com Monica "Brian K" wrote in message ink.net... Monica the best Vanilla doesn't come from the Caribbean. It comes from an island off Africa. Singapore and Brazil are other sources. Why go to all this trouble when there are online importers who can get you a good price for quality Vanilla hassle free? -- ________ To email me, Edit "xt" from my email address. Brian M. Kochera "Some mistakes are too much fun to only make once!" View My Web Page: http://home.earthlink.net/~brian1951 |
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Thus spake Brian K :
On 12/14/2004 7:57 PM Monica contemplated offing a mime, made these writings: Judd, do you have a reading comprehension problem or are you simply a despicable troll...wait, I know...BOTH! And, to all that might just be reading this thread for the first time, Judd Williams (if that's his real name) hijacked the original subject line. My original subject line read, "Caribbean Cruise: Looking for Vanilla Beans". My two posts to this thread are below. Some people feel the need to go around bashing others to feel good about themselves. jsmith/Judd Williams is one of them. His mean spirited posts can be found all over usenet. ------------------------------------------- Message #1 We'll be stopping in Cozumel, Belize City, Costa Maya and Grand Cayman. Vanilla beans are SO expensive here in the states and I haven't had any luck fining good ones. Has anyone seen vanilla beans for sale in any of these cities? Thanks, Monica Message #2 The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica "jsmith" wrote in message news:1103034449.40997842dee109375830be9e5b9af293 @sonicnews... Will be interesting how long you keep those beans once you declare them as you re-enter the US. Or are you going to conceal the fact that you are smuggling illegal agricultural products into the US. We really need people like you!!! "Monica" wrote in message ... The vanilla beans I've bought here in the states (via the Internet) have been packaged in a plastic vial with a rubber stopper. Dang! I've got a few recipes that call for vanilla beans and was sure hoping to be able to stock up while in the Caribbean. Monica Monica the best Vanilla doesn't come from the Caribbean. It comes from an island off Africa. Singapore and Brazil are other sources. Why go to all this trouble when there are online importers who can get you a good price for quality Vanilla hassle free? And the best cocoa comes from Cote' de Ivorie (hope I spelt that correctly). I'm stocking up on my favorite chocolates (the good stuff, 60% and up) before prices start to rise. -- dillon "When the French are against it, you know we can't be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman |
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