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Peppadews are sweet little piquant peppers. They are very tasty. I would like an alternative source other than GE.
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Bulk Peppadews in Cols.?
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cyclist II
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hungrywoolf
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You can buy them mail order through their website:
http://www.peppadew.com/main/shopping
http://peppadew.gourmetfoodmall.com/Posted 2 years ago # -
hungrywoolf
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I think they also have them on amazon but maybe through the same source.
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lisathewaitress
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is whole foods also out?
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cyclist II
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lisathewaitress
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you might want to see if the cheese guy in the North Market will get them in for you. We get them in giant bags in the restaurant where I work - like 10 pounds at a time. I'm guessing he would have more of an ability to buy them in large quantities and portion them out.
I love those things, too!
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cyclist II
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hungrywoolf wrote
http://peppadew.gourmetfoodmall.com/
/These cost more than at Giant Eagle. They are $8 a pound there.
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hungrywoolf
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cyclist II wrote >>
lisathewaitress wrote >>
is whole foods also out?I don't know. I was recently at the Lane Ave location, but did not see them. Maybe they are not as niche as I think.
I think they went more mainstream when Panera started using them in one of their veggie sandwiches:
MEDITERRANEAN VEGGIE
Zesty Peppadewâ„¢ piquant peppers, feta, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and cilantro hummus on our Tomato Basil bread.Posted 2 years ago # -
hungrywoolf
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cyclist II wrote >>
hungrywoolf wrote
http://peppadew.gourmetfoodmall.com/
/These cost more than at Giant Eagle. They are $8 a pound there.
I don't think you can see the wholesale price on the website without registering. Might be worth trying costco or restaurant depot.
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cyclist II
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hungrywoolf wrote >>
cyclist II wrote >>
lisathewaitress wrote >>
is whole foods also out?I don't know. I was recently at the Lane Ave location, but did not see them. Maybe they are not as niche as I think.
I think they went more mainstream when Panera started using them in one of their veggie sandwiches:
MEDITERRANEAN VEGGIE
Zesty Peppadewâ„¢ piquant peppers, feta, cucumbers, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and cilantro hummus on our Tomato Basil bread.Yeah, I only started eating them two years ago. Its like a new invention like hummus or Vitamin Water.
Thanks. I will continue my search!
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pez
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I'll check next time I'm at The Andersons and post back. Looks like Peppadew is a brand name, are there other brands, or are these ones prepared in a special way? I never knew what they were, but used to love the Mediterranean Veggie at Panera and wondered what they were.
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lisathewaitress
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are you buying in bulk for your bagel shop? I think you can buy them from Euro; maybe also restaurant depot has them, not positive.
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lisathewaitress
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laChewla wrote >>
Yes. And Restaurant Depot is a negative. What is "Euro" other than a form of currency?Euro is a distributor of (mostly) imported products! You should definitely build a relationship with them because they sell lots of great stuff! Here's their website: http://www.eurousa.net/
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lisathewaitress
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I just looked through their product catalog and they do, indeed sell peppadews. they come in a few different packages.
if you like peppadews you should also try piquillo peppers sometime. not as sweet/tart as the peppadews but still really yummy. I always think they taste the way roasted red peppers should taste - a far more intense sweet pepper taste. they're really yummy on pizza and in pasta. And probably on bagels with cream cheese...
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