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New Store Off I-575 In Georgia!

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I went to this store today! While they have just opened and still stocking their shelves I was excited about what they had! The man said they would order things if I wanted them, too. They had different Kinnikinnick products, Bob's Red Mill, Amy's, different frozen breads, dry mixes, noodles, cookies, and such. I usually have to head downtown and sometimes into Atlanta to get some of these products!

Good Nutrition

9999 Highway 92

Woodstock, GA 30188

(678) 494-5218

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Guest nini
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very cool... just wondering though, if you usually go downtown for your gluten-free stuff, have you ever gone to Life Grocery in Marietta? They have an awesome gluten-free section that just continues to grow!

If I'm ever in Woodstock I'll have to check this place out!

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It's still a drive for us to get to Life Grocery and Harry's Farmers Market, though. Plus, they don't carry everything I want, so, I pick up stuff while I am downtown, too.

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It's still a drive for us to get to Life Grocery and Harry's Farmers Market, though. Plus, they don't carry everything I want, so, I pick up stuff while I am downtown, too.

Harry's gluten-free selection is pretty slim pickins actually, but Life Grocery's selection is growing by leaps and bounds... Ellen, the grocery manager, goes to all of the trade shows and orders as many of the new products as she can, so if you haven't been there in a while you might be surprised as to what they have. If you want to meet there one day I can show you around the store and all the gluten-free stuff I know about... Ellen also said that for anyone that drives a distance to get there (and they get a lot) to call before you drive down to make sure she is stocked up on a lot of things... like right now they are a little low cos they just had their Life Fest last weekend and sold out of a lot of stuff...

anyway, what all kinds of things are you looking to get? If you can't find certain things, Ellen can usually order them for you (if she can get it through her distributors)...

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We have been going to Life grocery about three times a month (three Celiacs in my family) for over three years now and they have been very helpful for us (especially getting the Kinnikinnick stuff). I know I will continue to shop there because of what they stand for and I love going to Harry's, too, but it will be nice to have a ten minute drive to this store as well to get whatever I need rather than heading to Life. Plus, it is practically next to where I work!

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that's cool... when do you usually go to Life? just wonderin if I've ever seen ya in there?

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