Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 10:36     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Anonymous wrote:I dunno if its that quirky but Calabrian chilis.


yes! Me too. I love all manner of chili pastes and hot sauces but these are my favorite. Just the right amount of salty umami with a little kick. I put Calabrian chili paste on everything.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 08:54     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Anonymous wrote:Slap Ya Mama


I’m telling you - try the hot old bay. It’s far superior.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 08:53     Subject: Re:What's your quirky pantry staple?
Pickled herring
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 07:14     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Anonymous wrote:I dunno if its that quirky but Calabrian chilis.


I got this as a gift (in a basket) and I don't know what to do with them. any ideas for me?
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 07:10     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Dried cranberries
Aldi pita bread
Frozen cooked chick peas
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 07:07     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Vegemite
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 07:05     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Slap Ya Mama
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 00:41     Subject: Re:What's your quirky pantry staple?
Anonymous wrote:My quirk isn’t a staple; it’s that I keep things for sentimental reasons. My grandma always supplied us with homemade jellies. When I was little, I saw a commercial for Smuckers and it was a revelation to me that people buy jelly. She passed away on Christmas day 17 years ago, but everywhere I’ve lived, I’ve had a jar of Grandma’s jelly sitting on the shelf in my pantry (unopened) with her handwriting on the label. I just can’t throw it out.


I kept an unopened can of peaches from my grandmother’s fridge in my own for a long time. Through a few house moves. It was not homemade, an actual metal can from the grocery store. I have other things with her writing and many of her kitchen utensils. She passed 20+ years ago.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 00:33     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Chocolates, and chocolate topped cookies.
Anonymous
Post 12/19/2023 00:10     Subject: Re:What's your quirky pantry staple?
Duke's mayonnaise. We go through so much I keep hoping Costco starts carrying it in the big jars. We always keep extras in the pantry because I fear running out.

Vidalia onions
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2023 13:47     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Trader Joes crunchy salted almond butter. So good. I have a few spoonfuls everyday and make sure it always have at least 2 jars spare.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2023 13:44     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Soba noodles.

Anonymous
Post 12/18/2023 13:10     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Didn't we just have this thread in October?
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2023 12:25     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
Cans of Rotel

I mix it with melted Velveeta, ground beef and onion.
Anonymous
Post 12/18/2023 12:23     Subject: What's your quirky pantry staple?
I dunno if its that quirky but Calabrian chilis.