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Product List SAM'S PRODUCT CATALOG 2010 43 Main St., Hempstead, NY 11550 516-481-6602 or 877-U-GO-SAMS Prices Subject to Change Without Notice SKU PRODUCT NAME PRICE 781308001288 3 BALLERINA TEA 18 BAGS $2.99 400030 3 MUSKETEERS $1.00 311868002243 666 COLD PREPARATION $6.99 045879011146 7-SE COD LIV OIL 15 OZ $9.19 045879010644 7-SE COD OIL $4.49 045879011627 7-SEAS CHERRY FLAVOURED 170 ML $4.95 045879004148 7-SEAS COD 500 TAB $20.49 045879003059 7-SEAS COD LIVER OIL 120 CAP $5.79 045879018022 7-SEAS MALT EXTRACT 16 OZ. $8.25 045879003615 7-SES 250 CAPSULES $11.99 045879012648 7-SES SYRUP $10.09 9789768192677 A HAMPER OF RECIPES FROM JAMAI $16.39 9780333748879 ACKEE, BREADFRUIT, CALLALOO $12.99 187314000121 AFRICAN BLACK SOAP COCOA BUTTER $1.99 187314000138 AFRICAN BLACK SOAP SHEA & ALOE $2.25 0197558282825 AFRICAN CHOICE PALM OIL 1 LB $3.79 678924603074 AFRICAN FORMULA PEPPERMINT SOAP $2.25 77159 AFRICAN SHEA BUTTER & ALOE 3 OZ $2.25 073390004187 AIR HEADS APPLE CINNAMON $0.50 073390002206 AIR HEADS BLUE RASPBERRY $0.50 073390002015 AIR HEADS CHERRY $0.50 073390002077 AIR HEADS GREEN APPLE $0.50 073390002053 AIR HEADS STRAWBERRY $0.50 073390002039 AIR HEADS WATERMELON $0.50 073390002213 AIR HEADS WHITE MYSTERY $0.50 725552000161 ALCOLADO GLACIAL 16.8 OZ $7.79 725552000048 ALCOLADO GLACIAL 4.2 OZ. $2.89 725552000086 ALCOLADO GLACIAL 8.4 OZ. $3.95 609539084200 ALL ISLAND ALL PURPOSE SEASON 4 OZ $1.29 609539084279 ALL ISLAND BLACK PEPPER $1.29 609539084323 ALL ISLAND CAYENNE PEPPER 2 OZ $1.29 009539084222 ALL ISLAND CHICKEN 2OZ $1.29 609539084361 ALL ISLAND CINNAMON (GROUND) $1.29 609539084682 ALL ISLAND CLOVES 1 OZ $1.09 609539084651 ALL ISLAND CURRY POWER $1.29 609539084699 ALL ISLAND FISH FRY MIX 5 OZ $1.29 009539084253 ALL ISLAND FISH SEASONING $1.29 609539084521 ALL ISLAND FLAVOR UP 3 0Z. $1.29 609539084576 ALL ISLAND GARLIC & PARSLEY $1.29 Sam's Caribbean Product Catalog 11-2009 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice SKU PRODUCT NAME PRICE 009539084574 ALL ISLAND GARLIC PARSLEY $1.29 609539085009 ALL ISLAND GARLIC POWDER 2OZ $1.29 609539084484 ALL ISLAND GINGER (GROUND) 2OZ $1.29 009539084659 ALL ISLAND JAMAICAN CURRY $1.29 009539084246 ALL ISLAND JERKSEASONING $1.29 609539084422 ALL ISLAND LEMON PEPPER SEASONING $1.29 609539084231 ALL ISLAND MEAT SEASONING 4OZ $1.29 609539084354 ALL ISLAND NUTMEG (GROUND) 2 OZ $1.59 609539084293 ALL ISLAND ONION POWDER $1.29 095391010042 ALL ISLAND ONION POWDER 2 OZ $1.29 009539084314 ALL ISLAND PAPRIKA $1.29 609539084330 ALL ISLAND PIMENTO 1.5 OZ. $1.29 009539084338 ALL ISLAND PIMENTO SEED 1.25 OZ $1.29 609539084415 ALL ISLAND SOUL FOOD 4 OZ. $1.29 609539844842 ALL ISLAND SPICE BAKING SPICE $1.59 609539084460 ALL ISLAND YELLOW RICE SEASONIN $1.29 6009643460213 ALOE FEROX ZULU ALOE SAFT 16.9 OZ $19.99 6009643460404 ALOE FEROX ZULU JUICE 16.9 OZ $19.99 77507 ALOE VERA LEAF $0.89 9789768184481 ANANCY & FRIENDS BY BEULAH RICH $7.99 9789768005052 ANANCY AND MISS LOU BY LOUISE BENNETT $15.99 9789768184344 ANANCY MEK IT BY PETER-PAUL ZAH $15.99 636696123497 ANCHOR STRAWBERRY SYRUP $3.29 50217083 ANDREWS SALTS 150 G $7.99 095897000431 ANGEL BRAND ALLSPICE (PIMENTO) GROUND $1.19 095897000011 ANGEL BRAND ANISEED $0.99 095897000028 ANGEL BRAND ARROWROOT $1.19 095897000035 ANGEL BRAND BAY LEAF .5 OZ $0.99 095897000042 ANGEL BRAND BISSY $1.30 095897001681 ANGEL BRAND BISSY TEA BAG $2.99 095897000363 ANGEL BRAND CERASSE BUSH .25 OZ. $1.09 095897001612 ANGEL BRAND CERASSE T-BAGS $3.39 095897000141 ANGEL BRAND CHAMOMILE .5 OZ $1.07 095897000066 ANGEL BRAND CHANEY $1.69 095897000073 ANGEL BRAND CHWSTK $1.19 095897000097 ANGEL BRAND CINNAMON LEAF .5 OZ $1.19 095897000387 ANGEL BRAND CINNAMON POWDER 2 OZ $1.09 095897000103 ANGEL BRAND CINNNAMON STICKS 1.5 OZ $0.99 095897000110 ANGEL BRAND CUMINO 2 OZ. $1.09 095897000165 ANGEL BRAND EUCALYPTUS LEAVES $1.09 095897000172 ANGEL BRAND FEVER GRASS $0.99 095897001629 ANGEL BRAND FLU-FIGHTER T-BAG $2.99 095897000486 ANGEL BRAND GROUND CLOVES 2 OZ. $1.09 095897000189 ANGEL BRAND GUM ARABIC $1.19 095897000202 ANGEL BRAND IRISH MOSS 1 OZ $1.19 095897000196 ANGEL BRAND ISSINGLASS $1.19 095897001605 ANGEL BRAND JAMAICAN PEPPERMINT TEA BAGS 24-BAGS $2.49 095897000219 ANGEL BRAND LINSEED $0.99 095897000226 ANGEL BRAND MAUBY BARK $0.99 095897000240 ANGEL BRAND NUTMEG 1.5 OZ $0.99 095897000264 ANGEL BRAND PEPPERMINT BUSH .25 OZ $0.99 095897002190 ANGEL BRAND PIMENTO GROUND 3.5 OZ $2.19 Page 2 of 29 Sam's Caribbean Product Catalog 11-2009 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice SKU PRODUCT NAME PRICE 095897002374 ANGEL BRAND RED CAYENNE PEPPER 4 OZ $1.79 095897000288 ANGEL BRAND ROSEMARY $0.99 095897000295 ANGEL BRAND SAGE $0.99 095897000301 ANGEL BRAND SARSAPERALLA .25 OZ $1.30 095897000325 ANGEL BRAND SENNA LEAVES $0.99 095897000332 ANGEL BRAND SENNA PODS $1.09 095897000318 ANGEL BRAND SORREL 1 OZ. $0.99 095897000516 ANGEL BRAND SORREL 5 OZ. $2.09 095897000349 ANGEL BRAND STAR ANISE $0.99 095897001667 ANGEL BRAND STORNGB T-BAG RED $2.49 095897000356 ANGEL BRAND STRONG BACK $1.29 095897000127 ANGEL BRAND WHOLE CLOVES 1 OZ. $0.99 075496000407 ANGOSTURA BITTERS $7.69 075496002753 ANGOSTURA LEMON LIME & BITTERS $1.39 076301580015 APPLE & EVE APPLE JUICE $1.75 076301580039 APPLE & EVE CRANBERRY $1.35 076301580244 APPLE & EVE CRANBERRY JUICE 6 $1.75 076301580138 APPLE & EVE CRANBERRY RASP $1.75 076301580312 APPLE & EVE DRAGON FRUIT YUMBE $1.75 076301580176 APPLE & EVE FRUIT PUNCH $1.75 076301580305 APPLE & EVE GOJI BERRY PEACH $1.75 076301580114 APPLE & EVE MANGO $1.75 076301580022 APPLE & EVE ORANGE JUICE $1.75 076301580077 APPLE & EVE ORANGE MANGO $1.75 076301580046 APPLE & EVE RUBY RED G-FRUIT $1.75 073390004118 AR HEADS PINK LEMONADE $0.50 77166 AROUSE CAPSULES $28.99 77158 ASEPSO SOAP 85G $1.24 779047100195 ASHMAN'S ACKEES 19 OZ. $10.99 079047620052 ASHMAN'S CURRY SCOTCH BONNET 5 $1.79 77124 ATKINS INFNT GRIP MIX $7.50 698110000364 ATLANTIC PEARL 16 OZ $4.09 030000089408 AUNT JEMIMA FLOUR - 5LBS $2.99 791299150025 AUNT MAY'S BAJAN PEP SAUCE 12 $2.49 791299150032 AUNT MAY'S PEPPER SAUCE 26 OZ $4.79 791299150018 AUNT MAY'S PEPPER SAUCE 6 OZ. $2.19 77515 AVOCADO PEAR $1.99 851246000015 BABA ROOTS 26 OZ (700 ML) $12.59 851246000008 BABA ROOTS 5 OZ (142 ML) $3.50 33000 BAMMY (2-PK.) $2.99 733553042554 BARON CLASSIC PEPPERMINT SAUCE 5.5 OZ $2.29 733553251260 BARON GINGER BEER 26 OZ $4.69 733553054281 BARON HOT SAUCE 28 OZ $5.25 733553051556 BARON HOT SAUCE 5.5 OZ $1.99 733553052140 BARON HOT SUACE 14 OZ $2.49 733553201265 BARON MANGO CONCENTRATE 26 OZ $4.50 733553221263 BARON PASSION FRUIT COCENTRATE 26 OZ $4.69 733553191269 BARON TAMARIND CONCENTRATE $4.89 77248 BARREL BLUE PLASTIC $43.99 77247 BARRELS JUMBO $29.99 77001 BAY RUM 8 OZ. $1.99 Page 3 of 29 Sam's Caribbean Product Catalog 11-2009 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice SKU PRODUCT NAME PRICE 77199 BEEF, IRON & WINE TONIC $4.39 083276215545 BENJAMINS ALMOND 4 OZ. $2.29 083276217662 BENJAMINS ART ROSE WAT 15 OZ $2.69 083276211660 BENJAMINS ART VANILLLA 15 OZ $2.79 083276261580 BENJAMINS BAY RUM 7.69 OZ $2.25 083276228156 BENJAMINS BROWNING 5 OZ, $1.59 083276259341 BENJAMINS CASTOR OIL 120ML $3.75 083276259327 BENJAMINS CASTOR OIL 60 ML $2.09 77059 BENJAMINS ESSENCE OF GINGER $1.39 083276243418 BENJAMINS ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT 30 ML $1.89 083276243425 BENJAMINS ESSENCE OF PEPPERMINT 6O ML $2.99 083276252519 BENJAMINS EUCALYPTUS OIL 1 OZ $2.99 083276248413 BENJAMINS GENTIAN VIOLET $3.99 083276259518 BENJAMINS GLYCERIN 30 ML $1.79 083276259525 BENJAMINS GLYCERIN 60 ML. $1.99 083276245528 BENJAMINS HEALING OIL 60 ML $2.29 77056 BENJAMINS HERB MIXTURE 1 OZ. $1.89 083276264581 BENJAMINS KANAGA WATER 8 OZ. $4.29 083276262587 BENJAMINS MENTH BAY RUM $2.29 083276259648 BENJAMINS MINERAL OIL $2.89 77193 BENJAMINS OIL OF WINT ERGREEN $1.99 083276252618 BENJAMINS OIL OF WINTERGREEN 30ML $2.89 083276259044 BENJAMINS OLIVE OIL 120 ML $3.99 083276259020 BENJAMINS OLIVE OIL 60 ML $2.39 083276217549 BENJAMINS ROSE WATER 3.84 OZ $1.79 083276218546 BENJAMINS ROSE WATER 4 FL OZ $1.79 083276234584 BENJAMINS SULPHUR BITTERS 230ML $6.49 083276211585 BENJAMINS VANILLA 240 ML $2.25 083276211592 BENJAMINS VANILLA 3.84 OZ. $1.89 083276279844 BENJAMINS WITCH HAZEL 120ML $3.29 054315122841 BERMUDEZ ROUGH TOPS BISCUITS $0.95 054315122063 BERMUDEZ VANILLA COOKIES 5 OZ. $0.85 054315012722 BERMUDEZ WHEAT CRISPS $1.99 856679001943 BERSHIRE COCOA BALLS 2 BALLS $2.00 77702 BETAPAC CURRY $0.50 635184204502 BETAPAC CURRY 1LB $6.69 635184201105 BETAPAC CURRY POWDER 4 OZ. $2.59 074612005005 BIG BAM IRISH MOSS $1.39 074612005012 BIG BAMBOO IRISH MOSS PEANUT $1.39 40427 BIG SISTER DVD $17.99 4808647220012 BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER $3.99 5000354700064 BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER 300G $3.99 5000354700071 BIRD'S CUSTARD POWDER 600 G $6.75 009349002577 BL. MT. BURNT SUGAR $2.39 77060 BLACK SOAP 150G $3.25 77078 BLACK SOAP 3.5 OZ. $2.25 677994013134 BLACK SOAP COCOA BUTTER $1.99 678924223074 BLACK SOAP COCOA BUTTER W/VIT. $2.25 677994013158 BLACK SOAP SHEA & ALOE 3.5 OZ. $2.25 678924233073 BLACK SOAP W/SHEA & ALOE $2.25 140692 BLOW POP $0.50 009349182019 BLUE MOUNT ANNATTO SEEDS $0.99 Page 4 of 29 Sam's Caribbean Product Catalog 11-2009 Prices Subject to Change Without Notice SKU PRODUCT NAME PRICE 009349002010 BLUE MOUNT CALLALOO $2.49 009349003697 BLUE MOUNTAIN ADOBO ALL PURP SEASONING $3.19 009349002850 BLUE MOUNTAIN COCONUT CREAM $1.09 009349004885 BLUE MOUNTAIN CURRY 22 OZ.
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