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On Apr 19, 7:47 pm, "Julie Bove" > wrote:
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> > On 4/19/2012 9:54 PM, Julie Bove wrote:
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> >>>>> On Thursday, April 19, 2012 6:43:05 PM UTC-6, Julie Bove wrote:
> >>>>>> My daughter got a lettuce wrap at Jimmy Johns and really liked it.
> >>>>>> But
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> >>>>>> was told by a person who is a Jimmy John's owner that the trick to
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> >>>>>> it held together is the paper. Fine but... Does anyone know where I
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> >>>>>> buy such paper in small amounts? I have found it at restaurant
> >>>>>> supply
> >>>>>> places but you have to get a minimum of 1000 sheets. At least
> >>>>>> that's
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> >>>>>> smallest amount I have seen.
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> >>>>>> I don't know that waxed paper would work because it's a bit
> >>>>>> slippery.
> >>>>>> Foil
> >>>>>> might work but it's a tad expensive.
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> >>>>>> If all else fails I might be able to buy some of the paper from
> >>>>>> Jimmy
> >>>>>> John's, but then again maybe not because it does have their logo on
> >>>>>> it.
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> >>>>> Googled and found that a 5000 sheet box of 12" X 12" paper sells for
> >>>>> $73.00.
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> >>>>> Failing that, just save the used paper and wash it well and re-use
> >>>>> it.
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> >>>> Yes. I found plenty of large packs. I did see some Kirkland foil
> >>>> sheets
> >>>> at
> >>>> Amazon. 500 sheets which is still a lot but the price is good. Not
> >>>> sure
> >>>> if
> >>>> I can get them at my Costco or not but I will look.
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> >>> Parchment paper?
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> >> I think that would be too stiff. This paper is very thin.
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> > Ok, I think I can picture it. Comes in a box like Kleenex.
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Wax paper? If not try Cash & Carry to see if they have what you are
looking for...

AFAIK there is no Cash & Carry around here. I don't think waxed paper would
work. Too slippery.