Topic: IFINDFORU THE SECRET MIX POWDER EXPOSED

[Les]

Sorry Ray, I r les,

HS

Well, I never knew that, Hi Les

Good news too, Just checked out Jalpur Millers website and the supply to my local Asian Supermarket, ASM in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancs........happy days ;D

Ray

Hi Ray, nice to meet you mate, And how lucky are you. Jalpur on your doorstep, I should check the bottom of your shoe's ;D

Les

[rallim]

Just out of curiosity I priced the garam masala to ship to Australia through Jalpur Millers site. 

Garam Masala:    1.79 Sterling

Shipping Cost:   65.99 Sterling.

Total Cost          67.78 Sterling

 Lol don't think so, a wee bit to expensive to ship over 

[Les]

Just out of curiosity I priced the garam masala to ship to Australia through Jalpur Millers site. 

Garam Masala:    1.79 Sterling

Shipping Cost:   65.99 Sterling.

Total Cost          67.78 Sterling

 Lol don't think so, a wee bit to expensive to ship over 

Jesus, That is bloody expensive, Hope you told them that you don't want to buy the company, just the bag of spice ;D

Les

[mr.mojorisin]

Ralim,

you'd be better off getting someone to buy it for you and post it over in a jiffy bag.
can't see that costing nearly 70 quid
obviously you'd need to somehow give them the cash tho
Cheers

[Peripatetic Phil]

Ralim,  you'd be better off getting someone to buy it for you and post it over in a jiffy bag.  can't see that costing nearly 70 quid  obviously you'd need to somehow give them the cash tho   Cheers

In the Christmas spirit of "Goodwill to all men" (ah, those wonderful non-PC days !), I would be quite happy to post the odd package of spices overseas to help our less fortunate Colonial friends ...

** Phil.

[Razor]

Phil,

In the Christmas spirit of "Goodwill to all men" (ah, those wonderful non-PC days !), I would be quite happy to post the odd package of spices overseas to help our less fortunate Colonial friends ...

I doubt very much that it would make it through customes though.  Our Aussie cousins are very particular as to what they let through their border controls.  I know that they get really vexed with seeds and the like...!

Ray

[Peripatetic Phil]

Might be possible, Ray : here is chapter and verse from Icon, for chillies (ground fruit) for human consumption :

   Condition  C6904

Non-commercial

1.  An Import Permit is not required.

2.  Products must be packaged in clean, new packaging. Non-commercial packaging is acceptable.

3.  If the product is in non-commercial packaging, or is in commercial packaging with labelling that is in a foreign language (non-English), then the product must be:

 - easily identifiable to AQIS inspectors and
- permitted according to ICON.

If there is any doubt as to the identification of the commodity, or the goods do not meet the above conditions they must be destroyed, or exported at the importer

[Razor]

Happy days Phil

[JerryM]

ifindforu,

you're a real star. will be much appreciated by all.

i too will try to find the jalpur locally - even for uk delivery is 8?.

are you going to stock some of the jalpur - the simplest for me would be to purchase both the Eastern star and the jalpur in 1 off order.

ps the addition of turmeric sounds spot on to me - it's a crucial ingredient. on a personal preference the equal amount of cumin and coriander is a surprise (the mouchak being 1:2 cumin:coriander) but as infindforu says the beauty is to start with this fantastic opportunity and then make further learning if necessary.

[jb]

Many thanks for that Ifindforu,can't wait to try this.