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In need of sourcing help!

I desperately need your help! I need to find a source for some bone frills, those little paper hats that you place over exposed bones in Crown Roasts, racks, and standing rib roasts. None of my suppliers have any idea what I'm talking about let alone any idea who else might have them. A google search so far has turned up nada.

UPDATE!:
Thanks for everyone's tips. A bit more digging has turned up that Murcott might supply them in boxes of 250 or more. Their website seems to be down right now, but I'm awaiting an email from their customer service.

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12 December, 2005 13:04

I know what you mean. I tried searching for them but all I found were web stores located in the UK (for example http://www.cookshop.uk.com/ and try searching for "cutlet frills").

But if you don't mind making them yourself here's a walkthrough for making them: http://tinyurl.com/9v3ld just scroll to the bottom.

Hope this helps!    



12 December, 2005 13:08

I'm sure you are looking for wholesale and bulk, but the ones I use on the rare occasions I use them come in 10 packs and are called "Poultry Frills". are by Fox Run Craftsmen. There website at www.foxruncraftsmen.com is not fully functional, but there is an 800 number. Maybe the sell in bulk?    



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