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For Moms that make their own food...apricots
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Ang-Rich
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For Moms that make their own food...apricots
FYI:
If you use dried apricots (actually probably any dried fruit) you can get the sulphur free kind at Whole Foods.
I believe there is a risk of using a product that has sulphurs such as sulphur dioxide. I was having a hard time finding the sulphur free kind at the supermarket so this was a good find.
And if I was the last one to know this   I apologize.
Message edited 1/18/2008 3:50:29 PM.
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Posted 1/18/08 3:49 PM  |
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dm24angel
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Donna
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Re: For Moms that make their own food...apricots
Posted by Ang-Rich
FYI:
If you use dried apricots (actually probably any dried fruit) you can get the sulphur free kind at Whole Foods.
I believe there is a risk of using a product that has sulphurs such as sulphur dioxide. I was having a hard time finding the sulphur free kind at the supermarket so this was a good find.
And if I was the last one to know this I apologize.
I didnt know..thank you!! I luckily found fresh apricots at Trader Joes last week, but will probably be going to whole foods for the next shopping trip.
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| Posted 1/18/08 3:55 PM |
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AlohaMa
Never Forget
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Jen
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Re: For Moms that make their own food...apricots
They have sulfur free dried apricots and prunes at Trader Joe's.
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| Posted 1/18/08 4:44 PM |
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thiadora
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Thia (Cynthia)
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Re: For Moms that make their own food...apricots
Thank you so much! I bought regular ones and then read in my recipe that I needed the sulfur free ones, and now I haven't gotten around to trying to find some. Now I know where to look 
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| Posted 1/18/08 5:02 PM |
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