Thread: Peanut butter machine?

"pamjd" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>I made a gallon of grainy mustard today and burned up another blender
> in the process. I tried my giant morter and pestle and that did not
> work very well. I do not want to run the seeds thru my sone wheel
> grain mill because I a nervous about all my grain having mustard
> overtones. I was wondering if a peanut butter maker (ebay) would do
> the job letting me vary the degree of coarseness of the grind. Thanks
> in advance. Pam

You can buy whole, crushed, and powdered mustard seed from Penzeys, all
versions the same price, and pretty inexpensively... doesn't pay to grind
mustard seeds yourself... besides, unless you have a professional mill
you'll overheat the seeds, they'll be ruined.

Penzeys sells quality mustard seed, freshly ground on best quality
commercial mills... seeds you purchase elsewhere probably won't be as high
quality and ground seeds you buy elsewhere will not be freshly/properly
ground.

At $4.60/lb why would any sane individual want to grind their own.
http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/results.html

> At $4.60/lb why would any sane individual want to grind their own.http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/results.html

I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
to limit themselves to the mainstream?

"pamjd" wrote
>
>> At $4.60/lb why would any sane individual want to grind their
>> own.http://www.penzeys.com/cgi-bin/penzeys/results.html
>
> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
> grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
> to limit themselves to the mainstream?

Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The only
differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity doesn't enter
into your equation. Btw, mustard is one of the spices that absorbs odors
like a sponge (why do you think so many prepared mustards are flavored with
aromatics), I don't want any bulk mustard seed that has been setting out
loose in some ethnic market, not even if free... of course you may be
afflicted with TIAD and so won't notice that your mustard seeds are redolent
of smoked eel, that your dijon is poop-on. Why do you think better quality
spices are typically packaged in glass, metal, and mylar.... that's so their
volatile oils don't evaporate but more importantly that they don't absorb
errant odors. Folks who buy loose/bulk spices/herbs are penny wise/dollar
fool.

Sheldon trumpeted his ignorance to the world:

>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
>> grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
>> to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>
> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The only
> differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity doesn't enter
> into your equation.

The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that broccoli
and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too? Pull your head
out of your colon, you anile asshole!

Bob

"Boob Twilly" <virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz> wrote>
>>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
>>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
>>> grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
>>> to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>>
>> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The
>> only
>> differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity doesn't
>> enter
>> into your equation.
>
> The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
> doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that broccoli
> and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too? Pull your
> head out of your colon, you anile asshole!
>
> Boob Twilly


And there's the entire account of all you know... a friggin mustard seed has
a higher IQ than you. ..**** for brains.

Sheldon got all excited, and masturbated when he wrote:

>>>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
>>>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
>>>> grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
>>>> to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>>>
>>> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The
>>> only differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity
>>> doesn't enter into your equation.
>>
>> The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
>> doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that
>> broccoli and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too?
>> Pull your head out of your colon, you anile asshole!
>>
> And there's the entire account of all you know... a friggin mustard seed
> has a higher IQ than you. ..**** for brains.

I see you have failed to address the point that different varieties of
mustard seeds taste differently. Kind of makes your entire participation in
this thread pointless and laughable. Kind of like the rest of your life, you
wasted wad.

Bob

On Mar 10, 10:20*am, "brooklyn1" <gravesen...@verizon.net> wrote:
> "Boob Twilly" <virtualgoth@die_spammer.biz> wrote>
>
>
>
> >>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. *I get
> >>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
> >>> grocery and an Indian market. *Why would any creative individual want
> >>> to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>
> >> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. *The
> >> only
> >> differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity doesn't
> >> enter
> >> into your equation.
>
> > The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
> > doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that broccoli
> > and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too? Pull your
> > head out of your colon, you anile asshole!
>
> > Boob Twilly
>
> And there's the entire account of all you know... a friggin mustard seed has
> a higher IQ than you. ..**** for brains.

=========================================
No, no. That's FAITH the mustard seed has, not intelligence.
Lynn in Fargo ;-)

"Lynn from Fargo Ografmorffig" wrote:
> "brooklyn1" wrote:
> "Boob Twilly" wrote>
>
>
> >>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
> >>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle eastern
> >>> grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative individual want
> >>> to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>
> >> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The
> >> only
> >> differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity doesn't
> >> enter
> >> into your equation.
>
> > The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
> > doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that
> > broccoli
> > and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too? Pull your
> > head out of your colon, you anile asshole!
>
> > Boob Twilly
>
> And there's the entire account of all you know... a friggin mustard seed
> has
> a higher IQ than you. ..**** for brains.

=========================================
No, no. That's FAITH the mustard seed has, not intelligence.
Lynn in Fargo ;-)

Mea culpa... 'scuse me for instilling the Twilly with an IQ... the squat
gargoyle with a face like a hairy babboon's butt needs all the Faith he can
get... he can also use make over body work from Earl Schieb...
http://www.earlscheib.com/index.php ... Twilly has an aura about him of a
mini that wants to be an SUV! LOL

On Tue 10 Mar 2009 10:02:08a, Bob Terwilliger told us...

> Sheldon got all excited, and masturbated when he wrote:
>
>>>>> I like to try different mustard seeds from different origins. I get
>>>>> seeds from Frontier spices, a Mennonite bulk market, a middle
>>>>> eastern grocery and an Indian market. Why would any creative
>>>>> individual want to limit themselves to the mainstream?
>>>>
>>>> Regardless of origin botanically they're the same mustard seeds. The
>>>> only differences are how old, how stored, and price... creativity
>>>> doesn't enter into your equation.
>>>
>>> The fact that different varieties of mustard seed are the same species
>>> doesn't mean that they are the same culinarily. Do you think that
>>> broccoli and cabbage are culinarily no different from each other too?
>>> Pull your head out of your colon, you anile asshole!
>>>
>> And there's the entire account of all you know... a friggin mustard
>> seed has a higher IQ than you. ..**** for brains.
>
> I see you have failed to address the point that different varieties of
> mustard seeds taste differently. Kind of makes your entire participation
> in this thread pointless and laughable. Kind of like the rest of your
> life, you wasted wad.
>
> Bob

He is truly one of most pathetic excuses for a human being, or any
intelligent life form for that matter, that I have ever experienced.

--
Wayne Boatwright

"One man's meat is another man's poison"
- Oswald Dykes, English writer, 1709.

PussyKatz got all excited and tried to masturbate but couldn't get it up:

> Mea culpa... 'scuse me for instilling the Twilly with an IQ... the squat
> gargoyle with a face like a hairy babboon's butt needs all the Faith he
> can get... he can also use make over body work from Earl Schieb...
> http://www.earlscheib.com/index.php ... Twilly has an aura about him of a
> mini that wants to be an SUV! LOL

1. My IQ is at least eighty points higher than yours. You prove that with
every "..." you post, you illiterate pretentious doddard with delusions of
former and current adequacy. If you want to use the word "baboon" in a
flame, maybe you ought to learn how to spell it. Hell, or keep on using the
"Sheldon" spelling -- it just shows how SPECIAL you are.

2. "Squat"? LOL You keep spouting that fiction, and it's only making you
look more and more stupid. Maybe you WISH I were not tall, so that you could
look down at me from your "lofty" height of five feet five inches. But the
truth is that I tower over you, not only physically but intellectually as
well. To me, you are merely an impotent stunted frenetic imbecile.

3. I truly hope to meet you someday, to laugh as you backtrack frantically
and whimper. In the South, the term "fyce" refers to a dog that yaps and
acts all aggressive when it's with its master, but cowers and grovels all
the other times. That's like your behavior when you're on Usenet as compared
to real life, isn't it? You're a gutless pathetic posturing coward.

4. Just how many people WILL end up pissing on your grave? What with your
mother's eager and promiscuous collaboration with the Nazis, and your own
offenses against nature and society, you must be hoping to be buried in
secret! Or maybe cremated, like your people used to do in Tophet with
subhumans like you. There must be thousands lining up to festoon your
remains with excretions of one form or another!

Bob