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I went yesterday and today. A local place (www.northairemarket.com, I
think). $3 off the retail price of their soup mixes. The mixes don't taste especially salty, but, OMG, they have upwards of 750 mg of sodium per cup serving. My good laugh: Nice lady serving said, when I remarked about the high content, that I can reduce that by adding vegetables, etc. Huh? The only way that's going to reduce the sodium level is by increasing the volume of the batch, thus getting, say, six servings from the batch, rather than their number of four. I bought cheese ball mixes, too. Pretty cinchy - add to cream cheese and butter. Most will be for gifts. I'm curious to try the Pot Roast Soup. There you have it. -- http://www.jamlady.eboard.com, updated 12-1-05, Oodles of Noodles |
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