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Thank you! This was just what I was looking for. I
checked this store out, and it offers an excellent
variety. This is a good store, they seem to carry a
lot of natural, organic, and otherwise hard-to-find
items.
Wendy and Ginny: Thank you for pointing me in the
right direction. I truly appreciate your input.
--Sam
--- Patricia Clark <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> There is a large Whole Foods grocery store in Palo
> Alto. And there
> are many "tropical" stores in the area (specializing
> in foods from
> Mexico, the Pacific Islands, etc) that may sell beef
> from
> Tinian/Australia/New Zealand/Argentina. This is
> grass-fed beef.
>
> Patty (who looks for Guam food at those stores)
>
> >My question is where may I find some sources of
> >ready-to-cook and eat range fed beef or mutton in
> the
> >Bay Area (Silicon Valley, close to San Francisco)?
> >
> >--Sam
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