Allspice

And we can fiddle around the edges.

Do we drop, you know, we recently decided to drop Allspice as a standalone product.

We use it in some of our blends, so we'll keep having it, you know, we'll keep using it there, but we're not going to sell it as a standalone.

So, you know, like I said, we can play around in the edges, drop this one spice or that one spice, but it doesn't make a material impact on the overall complexity of what we do.

But a little black book stashed among them did.

I needn't have rushed my search, though, because Myrtle Pepper was still gone after ten minutes.

That's about the time I headed back to her Aunt Louisa's trailer, pulled open the door, and walked in.

Oh,

Sure I know who it

is.

The name of the deceased is Myrtle Pepper.

Myrtle Pepper certainly has been a fast worker.

Hold up.

Adding coins to a pudding? So I was watching a video about Allspice.

No!

So I was watching a video about Allspice, and they talk to a woman who has an old family recipe for what she calls Christmas pudding, and she goes through the ingredients and lists it on there as coins, like actual metal coins.

When she listed them off, I thought they were for decorating or weighing something down.

I wasn't sure.