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08-08-2010
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aņejo
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Tammy, my Mom has that floor steamer and she loves it. It has a smaller attachment for bathroom stuff. She came over my house (my whole house is wood laminate floors) to do mine because I was thinking of getting one. Spotless, and it uses nothing but hot water.
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08-09-2010
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Canada Dry
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get ready to pay more for a loaf of bread!
 (which is a good thing, I think.)Russia halted grain exports, and there is no world grain reserves...uh oh Wheat futures soar, bread prices may be next - Aug. 5, 2010 Oh, and yay, because this also means potash prices will soar....stock tip, everyone, buy PCS stock. 
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08-09-2010
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back again, again
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08-10-2010
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Canada Dry
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true.....nor is pasta, cakes, cookies, doughnuts, wraps, bagels, buns, etc etc.....but all come from wheat too, and are major staples of the diet of much of the world. Wheat prices rising is big news up here anyway, since we grow so much. |
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08-10-2010
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Canada Dry
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Perish the thought!  I like my wheat products, in moderation, like everything (well, that is my rule but not my practice, dammit  ) thanks very much. Unless I had celiac disease, I sure would not give it up.....gluten-free is just the latest in a long line of forbidden foods, no yeast, no eggs, no carbs, margarine versus butter....yikes....gluten free is just the latest fad....what's next I wonder, corn or rice? |
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08-10-2010
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08-10-2010
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Wheat has been domesticated and consumed by humans for around what, 12,000 years now? That is food. I bet it will be around a long time yet.  Real food is good food. Preservatives and processed foods, no. Easy peasy. Eat real bread, made from real ingredients- just eat one slice instead of two. (sounds easy. haha)
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08-10-2010
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lost on fifth
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The real bread one slice instead of two is so correct!! The average American has way too many carbs in there diet that it is kind of scary and High Frutose and Corn Syrup no way! People wonder why the number of disease and cancer is getting so big look at what we are putting in our bodies! Typically everyday foods that one might think is good for their body has so many preservatives and man-made ingredients in it that our bodies weren't made to digest! I was always told that if you can't say it you shouldn't eat it!
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Yep--the new fad of the month club winner. |
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