bloom
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Thu Nov-13-03 05:09 PM
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| The local grocery store does not sell whole wheat and never has... |
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We moved over here recently and I thought I was moving CLOSER to civilization - NOT further.
OK - so it just means that I have to drive 5 more miles. But still.
I felt like I was back in the 50's or something.
Doesn't EVERYONE buy whole wheat flour?
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| bobja
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Thu Nov-13-03 05:14 PM
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| 1. Why not ask them to stock it? |
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I'm sure you're no the only one who would buy it.
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Thu Nov-13-03 05:15 PM
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The manager acted like - "well I'll tell them - but don't expect anything to change".
So - we'll see.
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Thu Nov-13-03 05:25 PM
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| 3. I found great WW flour ... |
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..at the Mennonite store. The local groceries lost a lot of business when I discovered that place. They have great flours, flax seed, nuts, pumpkin seeds, real farm eggs--lots of stuff you associate with natural-food stores rather than with Pennsylvania home cooking. If you have a local grocery run by the Mennonite or the Amish, check them out.
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| GoddessOfGuinness
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Thu Nov-13-03 06:02 PM
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They have both kinds of bread...Wonder, and Wonder Lite!?!?
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