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I Found An "asian Market"


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I looked in the yellow pages but found nothing under "Asian Markets," so I then looked under "Health Food Stores." One store had a box that listed four different markets it catered to, including Asian! Thank you to whoever it was that told me to look for an Asian market! They have everything I need, and a lot of stuff I don't need!


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There are several of us who have found that Asian markets are so much easier to shop at than the average grocery store. I really like the Asian style rice flour, its finer ground, so it feels more like regular flour and isn't grainy at all. They also sell it for tons cheaper than Bob's Redmill or Arrowhead mills.

You can also find rice crackers in the Asian markets and other gluten-free snacks.

Glad you found a good place to shop... If your like me, it will be one of your new haunts.

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It takes 45 minutes one way to get there, so once a month I am just going to make a day of it! It is a great excuse for a trip to Joplin!

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