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ostrich
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WO only carries a handful of KK products here. Stupid backwater town...
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aklap
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| ostrich wrote: | | WO only carries a handful of KK products here. Stupid backwater town... |
But you are home to some pretty famous steaks tho 
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liltnana430
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| Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 1:45 am Post subject: Dont touch my bagal---GET YOUR OWN! |
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Just wanted to share my bagal experience this morning....
My son was over (he's 23). I was having my bagal and cream cheese with fresh strawberries. my son grabbed half, and popped it in his mouth before I could grab it from him  I smacked his hand and told him to go get his own, ( my hubby eats the "REAL" ones).
He asked me "why, these are better   . " I couldn't argue that, he's right (he tested negative, thank God!) then he asked if he could have more, I told him only if he went to the store and picked more up.
HE WENT
It made my day.
have a great day all.... 
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aklap
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Very Ann
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ostrich
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[quote="aklap"] | ostrich wrote: | | But you are home to some pretty famous steaks tho |
That and the GF zoo!
Hmmm, that brings up a good point though. I wonder if Omaha steaks are GF...
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| TEC wrote: | Soft inside like a real bagel? Hmmm we've enjoyed different types of real bagels. The real bagels I've had have been chewy and dense.
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Tec, You're so right. Chewy and dense is a much more accurate description. I guess when I said Soft.. I really meant not hard and crumbly tasting like cardboard or styrofoam.
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ostrich
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| Eeyorific wrote: | | Tec, You're so right. Chewy and dense is a much more accurate description. I guess when I said Soft.. I really meant not hard and crumbly tasting like cardboard or styrofoam. |
Now you're just pulling my leg: there's no such thing as GF bread that doesn't fall apart and taste like cardboard!
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The Edifying Conscience
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| Eeyorific wrote: | | TEC wrote: | Soft inside like a real bagel? Hmmm we've enjoyed different types of real bagels. The real bagels I've had have been chewy and dense.
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Tec, You're so right. Chewy and dense is a much more accurate description. I guess when I said Soft.. I really meant not hard and crumbly tasting like cardboard or styrofoam. |
Gotcha!
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The Edifying Conscience
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| ostrich wrote: | | Eeyorific wrote: | | Tec, You're so right. Chewy and dense is a much more accurate description. I guess when I said Soft.. I really meant not hard and crumbly tasting like cardboard or styrofoam. |
Now you're just pulling my leg: there's no such thing as GF bread that doesn't fall apart and taste like cardboard! |
Sure there is....Bread by Anna, Whole Foods Bakehouse, etc.
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My Bread by Anna should arrive today, so I can't really comment on that. But the Whole Foods bread (at least the bread here) acts like every other GF bread: crumbles to bits and tastes like packing peanuts.
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Kathie
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| ostrich wrote: | | My Bread by Anna should arrive today, so I can't really comment on that. But the Whole Foods bread (at least the bread here) acts like every other GF bread: crumbles to bits and tastes like packing peanuts. |
Why are you eating packing peanuts? Do you have a stryofoam deficency?
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liltnana430
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| Posted: Fri Oct 13, 2006 6:19 pm Post subject: packing peanuts! |
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Kathie: thanks I needed a good laugh today
Ostrich.... I agree some of the already made breads----ugh
Or, if you drop the loaf you might just break a toe
I was brought up "bread spoiled" my grandma eats only homemade bread. I learned how to make it as well. I really miss the feeling of kneading the dough 
Any GF bread mixes out there that you can actually knead 
I am a baker by genetics ( i can't help it!), it's in my blood
I have heard breads by anna are good,,, is it worth ordering
OH, before i forget, I got the email back froms Sees candy-----yes they are GF WOO HOOO
I am going to click on that topic and rewrite the email I got from them.
And then I am going to Sees
take care
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sarahceliac
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My baby likes frozen waffles! He'll eat the frozen blueberry van's.... helps with teething! =)
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Jayhowkmom,
That is a good idea. My daughter too is teething and those teeting toys are only good for so long as far as entertainment. |
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Sorry about the mix up on my last post. I had never done the quote until just then. I will have to practice that. Jayhawk was who I was quoting. My response ended up in the quote box 
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sarahceliac
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Those bagels sound yummy. I saw a Wild Oats when we were driving the other day. If I can remember where it was I hope to stop and spend my paycheck. Whoops, I mean try their wide selection of K products.
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