The lovely spices sold in the souqs...amazing! How do they make the cones so straight and tall?
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Those are pyramids of spices?!? What happens if someone wants a cup of turmeric or something??
I don't know! I did see a few of them with some little gouges in the side, but I really don't know! I also saw some birds playing in the shallower ones of grain...ick. I wouldn't be buying any, that's for sure.
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