Meats without added water

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2 total messages Started by Mark T.B. Carroll Fri, 18 Nov 2005 20:28

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Author: Mark T.B. Carroll
Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 20:28

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Is there anywhere in Columbus that sells meats (incl. fish, whatever)
that don't have significant amounts of added water? As usual, cheaper is
better, but the regular grocery stores I've looked in all seem to sell
fresh or frozen stuff only with plenty of added water in it, although
maybe I didn't look hard enough.

-- Mark

Re: Meats without added water

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Author: Paul M. Dubuc
Date: Wed, 23 Nov 2005 04:31

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Mark T.B. Carroll wrote:
> Is there anywhere in Columbus that sells meats (incl. fish, whatever)
> that don't have significant amounts of added water? As usual, cheaper is
> better, but the regular grocery stores I've looked in all seem to sell
> fresh or frozen stuff only with plenty of added water in it, although
> maybe I didn't look hard enough.

Have you looked at Weiland's (http://www.weilandsgourmetmarket.com/)?  I 
don't know about the added water, but they have a great selection of meats.

Paul Dubuc

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