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    ALWAYS TRYING HARDER Ah Pook's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by SideShow Bob View Post
    In the grocery stores, the Boulder sausage Co. Brand is pretty good.
    Their chorizo kick ass. I like the hot italians too.

    I'd like to find a good butcher shop also.
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    If I had a son he would look like....Ben SideShow Bob's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ah Pook View Post
    I'd like to find a good butcher shop also.
    Try Mark's meats at Iliff & Chambers.

    The sausage place I was thinking of was at 6th. ave. & Chambers, not Colfax. It was Benders, glad to hear that they moved, and didn't close down. I will have to visit them again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ah Pook View Post
    Their chorizo kick ass. I like the hot italians too.

    I'd like to find a good butcher shop also.

    Boulder sausage has the best OTC sausage on the market. Their chorizo is top shelf. With that being said i deal with...........................Clydes in N denver. been there for decades and takes care of me. Anyone interested, touch bases with me so i could give them a heads up as they are not a walk in store, purely a processing gig.
    Italian Sweet, Hot, bulk, link coil, meatballs,,,,,,,,,,,,, hey what can i say this is it.
    He does a chorizo that's a little greasy and is slamming.
    They also do a hot cured sausage stick that, well ask jreifsch, brycom, zteknik . They were chowing down on what i had left yesterday.

    If you have time and looking for italian, i suggest taking a drive along 38th ave west of 25. there are a lot of old time stores where you can decide who makes the better this or that. That part of town is a deeply entrenched italian / hispanic community that's been there for ever.
    Meatman has the inside info where to go for other vendors.
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