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Mary Bourgrif <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 19 Mar 2018 22:57:49 -0400
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I found this in the "health foods" freezer of my local Kroger Supermarket.  It's imported from Ireland. The slices are large, like a bakery rye or pumpernickel. It has a lot of ingredients, but no milk, soy or eggs (or wheat starch), so I gave it a try, even though it had no allergen statement or 3rd party certification.  I'm extremely sensitive, but had no reaction after eating 4 slices over 8 days. It's a nice change from my usual free-of-everything bread, and not bad taste- and texture-wise. I did slightly thaw it and put double wax paper between the slices, so I could withdraw one at a time and keep it in the freezer. I will buy it again if I see it, but 1 week later it was all gone.

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