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Did anybody else the email version of the latest Meijer advertisement? We (Bloomington Normal IL) are going to get a Meijer next month. My mom gets the ad's via email. Thier latest one has a big link at the bottom asking if you are gluten free. It then lists all of the gluten free stuff they carry and ascerts that they are working on a list of thier own gluten free (Meijer Brand) products. It seems that they have realized how many of us there are and hope to appeal to us. If anyone wants me to forward this on to them, let me know.

Brandon


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Brandon - Do you think they would be interested in opening a store in Maryland? :P

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Brandon - Do you think they would be interested in opening a store in Maryland? :P

Cindy

Sorry!!! I haven't been to a Meijer yet and didn't realize they are only in the midwest. I do apologize.

For those in the midwest, here is the link from the ad.

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tiredofdoctors Enthusiast

Brandon -- thank you VERY MUCH for the information. Went to their website and signed up for their weekly ads online. Didn't see where I could put in for gluten-free, but will contact them to see if I can. At any rate, I had no idea that they had so many gluten-free products. Thank you for the information -- you rock! :lol: Lynne

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Thanks for posting that info! That's great to hear. I"m definitely going to have to ck it out...and push my local Meijer to get more of these products if they don't have them already.

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