OT: Next Time You're in Dollar General...
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Dollar General is always good for finding things like this that are legit.Pick up a shaker of "Soul Food" seasoning. Garlic, cayenne, onion, paprika, and other spices. Good stuff.
Anything that needs a zing of spice. Savory stuff. My wife made a shepherd's pie that was a little bland, I used it on that and it popped. Used it on my SIL's chili too. I could imagine it being good on steaks, greens, fish, etc. I'll bet it would be good in Bloody Mary's too.
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This reply is getting weird. Too much innuendo.
DM me your addy. Payback for the Dude Koozie.
The store brand at Dollar General is called "Clover Valley". The Clover Valley beef jerky is better than Jack Links for half the cost.
* Sold only in Iowa
I heard if you are trying to get the dog to lick your private's peanut butter is the way to go.****
My dog must be gay because when I try this he still licks my butt hole.
The name GloryDawg is coming into focus now.
As long as he doesn't expect you to reciprocate, like, you know dogs do............
It's weird how Dollar General, Walmarts, and Targets sell more or less the same stuff but all have a very distinct smell inside the store.
K-Mart (RIP to a real one) had a VERY distinct aroma.
K-Mart (RIP to a real one) had a VERY distinct aroma.
I feel the same way about Tom Thumb grocery stores. They all have a distinct 'funk' when you walk in.
I think all the cardboard in the average Dollar General really has an impact on the way they smell.
Hey, when the wife’s pie starts to get bland, the SIL is always a nice fallback plan
Grew up around the country and the flip side is Woolworth, Kresge. TG&Y, any of the 5 and dimes smelled exactly the same. Actually K-Mart was in that range as I think about it.
I meant the soul food seasoning. 
My mistake. I guess I assumed red pepper was cayenne.Just picked up a bottle, no Cayenne pepper shown on this ,but two other peppers.
We will see.