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Production of gluten-free pretzels is aimed at health enthusiasts and patients of celiac disease. Recently, Snyder's-Lance tapped into this trend by ...

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On 7/6/2017 at 8:33 PM, admin said:

Production of gluten-free pretzels is aimed at health enthusiasts and patients of celiac disease. Recently, Snyder's-Lance tapped into this trend by ...

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Since when have dairy and eggs been prohibited during Lent? I've not heard of this in my 5 decades of being catholic?

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1 hour ago, Victoria1234 said:

Since when have dairy and eggs been prohibited during Lent? I've not heard of this in my 5 decades of being catholic?

Since..... never!  

Unfortunately, a lot of the " articles" on the internet are written by people who know nothing about a subject.  They just know a lot of words. ^_^

 

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8 minutes ago, kareng said:

Since..... never!  

Unfortunately, a lot of the " articles" on the internet are written by people who know nothing about a subject.  They just know a lot of words. ^_^

 

Lol, or they get paid by the word so they just throw more in, hoping people don't question them. 

And thanks. I was hoping it wasn't something new they threw in when I wasn't looking.

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