Purnell's Old Folks.

OK,Ok Last time I picked some up it was a place called Agua Calinte (sp?) they are right next door to the Napa in Shelbyville. It was a buck fifty a pound. I think I said around a buck in the post you were referring to. I was just at the Gordita trailer today, I should of stopped in the store right there and checked out what they have to offer. I know I will be in the big city this week on a big errand day. I will come back here with a full report on chorizo prices and places. I feel I have obligated myself at this point. Stay tuned for the Sausage report.

We want a full review including directions, hours and the sausage maker's name.

Deb

OK,Ok Last time I picked some up it was a place called Agua Calinte (sp?) they are right next door to the Napa in Shelbyville. It was a buck fifty a pound. I think I said around a buck in the post you were referring to. I was just at the Gordita trailer today, I should of stopped in the store right there and checked out what they have to offer. I know I will be in the big city this week on a big errand day. I will come back here with a full report on chorizo prices and places. I feel I have obligated myself at this point. Stay tuned for the Sausage report.

We want a full review including directions, hours and the sausage maker's name.

Deb

And the animal the meat came from. LOL. John, you brought this on. I am joking but you seem serious about it.

Wow, I just got home with some Purnell's Old Folks chorizo. I am not sure how authentic it is, but it sure tastes gooooooood. I used it to make dirty rice and it worked out splendidly. I picked up a pound at Kroger for $2.99. Has anyone else tried it. I try to support our local vendors and they're right next door in Shelby county. Yummo.

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I'm sorry Doogy, but I can't get behind a product made from Purnell's Old Folks. I mean we're going through tough times and all, but when we're reduced to eating senior citizens, well that's just wrong. What will it be next, Purnell's Baby Burgers?

Wow, I just got home with some Purnell's Old Folks chorizo. I am not sure how authentic it is, but it sure tastes gooooooood. I used it to make dirty rice and it worked out splendidly. I picked up a pound at Kroger for $2.99. Has anyone else tried it. I try to support our local vendors and they're right next door in Shelby county. Yummo.

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I'm sorry Doogy, but I can't get behind a product made from Purnell's Old Folks. I mean we're going through tough times and all, but when we're reduced to eating senior citizens, well that's just wrong. What will it be next, Purnell's Baby Burgers?

Are y'all EVER gonna make it down this way?

Just for s**ts and giggles, i picked up some Purnell's last night. Used it instead of ground beef for tacos ( lazy dinner). The stuff is ok needs more seasoning & strangely it was not greasy. I had to add some oil to it. I think those senior citizens need more fat in their diet!

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I will come back here with a full report on chorizo prices and places. I feel I have obligated myself at this point. Stay tuned for the Sausage report.

Sorry that I have not yet posted a report. The ice deal screwed everything up for me. I have been busy planting and sowing in the greenhouses this week. I will attempt to make a "sausage party" trip next week.