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Dee,
The blisters could be from the acid in the
tomatoes and not the chemicals. You might want to try picking up yellow tomato
plants as they are low-acid.…angie
From: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com [mailto:Budget101_@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Dee Bleau
Sent: Thursday, June 26, 2008 8:21
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Subject: Budget101.com : Price
Book…in this economy, why bother?I also started a price book about 6 months ago and I agree that we can
not keep up. I am trying to figure out how to do the grocery shopping and feed
everyone. I am out of bread today and found yeast in My cabinet.I am also going to go shopping tomorrow and buy powdered milk. THe
price according to the news is that milk is going up AGAIN next week. So I need
to save their. I dont have space for a freezer so I only have the one. It is
hard since I would really so more bulk shopping but I have no where to
store it.I need to get tomoatoe plants this weekend since my husband can not eat
the ones from the stores due to everything they spray onm them. It gives him
blisters. And with the price of them anyways, I will def get more for my money.I do all my shopping at Aldi’s. I am thinking of going to Sam’s club,
but again money is so tight that it is hard to part with the extra right now.
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