1. Jar'd roux is fine, but I just prefer to make mine. I prefer to cook it to the desired color for the dish I am making. It really doesn't take very long if you know what you are doing, and I just enjoy the process.
  2. Taste test challenge. Tablespoon of each to see if @CajunlostinCali can tell diff.
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  3. No clean E/W line so cutoff round Alexandria.
  4. I don’t know Tiga, but it is what it is. A Tiga can’t change it’s spots
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  5. I have no problem with jarred roux. However, when I cook, I want to control the color of the roux, depending on what I am cooking. For that reason, jarred roux, for most part, doesn't work for me.

    It may be perfect for those who lack the skills or heart to make their own, but I will continue to make mine.
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  6. Psst! Tiga ain't from Bunkie!
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    Jarhead
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  8. Ahh and you found that! Don't blame Savoie's they are just cashing on all the cajuns that are lazy
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  9. Agree, I make a roux for lots of things. For those I make my own. In a pinch , for a gumbo there is not a damn thing wrong with cheating a little

  10. No but he frequently changes his goats.
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