"Nancy2" > wrote in message
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> On Mar 27, 12:10 pm, "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote:
>> "Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
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>> > In article >,
>> > "JoeSpareBedroom" > wrote:
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>> >> What does their web site say about the product? Big companies are
>> >> usually
>> >> pretty good about updating their product info pages when things are
>> >> added
>> >> or
>> >> discontinued. And, what is the name of the store where you can no
>> >> longer
>> >> find the product?
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>> >> "Melba's Jammin'" > wrote in message
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>> >> >I can no longer find it here (Minneapolis). Is it still on your
>> >> > shelves? Here it is usually in the flour, sugar, and spices aisle.
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>> > Here's your chance to flog me in public, Joe -- don't miss it!! I
>> > hadn't checked the Hershey website. But a nice net friend of mine sent
>> > the page to me that shows it as an available product.
>> > Ouch! Ouch! Cut it out, Joe, dammit!! Stop!! Ooooh, Jo-o-e-e-e, I
>> > kinda like that. . . .
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>> > I'm not going to tell you what the store is. :-P
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>> That's too bad (the store). I have 3 gigabytes of data which may enable
>> me
>> to tell you if your supermarket chain carries the product. If they do,
>> then
>> you know it was someone's silly idea to not stock it in certain stores,
>> and
>> you can do a little dance on the manager's head if she/he says "Duh we
>> don't
>> carry it any more". :-)- Hide quoted text -
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> We had only one store that carried a large variety of Hershey baking
> items, including mint chocolate chips - and now that's closed (Cub
> Foods). I don't know where I'll find them for my holiday baking next
> year. Maybe Amazon or Sweet Celebrations.
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> N.
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Where are you? Colorado?