Re: [CH] Source for fresh NM Chiles

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>  > I'd buy mail-order or on-line, but it would also be nice to find a local
> (Seattle) supplier.
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> Yea right! You have as much chance in the Northwest as I do in the Northeast
> in finding a local supplier of hot peppers!
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  Oh I dunno, Paul...you have no idea of the number of Mexican 
expatriots who live in Washington State! Some of the best Mexican 
restaurants I have ever eaten at, I have found in Northwest Washington, 
and every big supermarket has an absolutely huge section for Mexican 
stuff. The "wet backs" came up here to work in the orchards, and on the 
farms, liked the country and stayed. We also have a large population of 
ex mex folk living on this side of the border, in the lower Okanagan 
valley, in Osoyoos(as bad as some of your Mass. names, huh?)so Todd may 
have a much better chance up here! Todd, they are growing chiles pretty 
extensively in the S W corner of Washington, check that out! Cheers, 
Doug on Vancouver Island BC

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