Foods and Kitchen Utensils I Use Frequently and Where to Find Them

Well, "where to find them" is a bit of a mislead because I prefer to show the maker's website rather than any retail outlet where I purchase.  But once you see and know what product to look for, you should be able to find it easily.

I like sharing a direct link to the maker's product for two reasons: 1) You can see the packaging without a doubt and usually get the nutritional info and ingredients list.  And 2) I am not here to tell you where to shop.  I may tell you where *I* buy something but I do not want to link to items that may disappear off the shelves and then I have a dead link.

So without further ado, in alphabetical(ish) order:
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  1. Rebecca HibitMay 27, 2018 at 6:50 AM

    Just want to say, twice I have been to Whole Foods lately to get the butter and they were out. I suspect people do what I do and stock up because it is so nummy! Not sure but recommend buying extras.

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