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Lansing, Michigan

hapy4dolphins

By hapy4dolphins
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hapy4dolphins Contributor
hapy4dolphins
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HI, I'm starting a new Michigan thread.

There is a coop in East Lansing. It's on Norhtwind drive, off of Grand River. If you'd want more specific directions, e mail me and I'll get the for you. Also there is a bakery called Piece of Cake on Northwind. She makes gluten-free foods on Tuesdays. It's well worth it and it even tastes great.

Nicole

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mcoop911 Newbie
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Hi! I'm from Grand Rapids. Have you been to the Piece of Cake bakery for many products and would this be worth the drive on Tuesdays?

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HI, Surely I would give some things a try from A Piece of Cake. I've had bread, pie crust, yummy snacks, cupcakes, etc. I went looking around to see their list of things and I did find it. If you'd like I can send it to you. E mail me at hapy4dolphins@yahoo.com and I can get the right out to you. They do offer shipping too.

Nicole

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A word of caution on A Piece O Cake... they do their baking on Tuesday for Pickup on Wednesday so if you drive out there on a Tuesday you will be sadly disappointed. You will also be disappointed if you expect to go there and have items ready to pickup, they are strictly made-to-order: place your order by 10:30 tuesday for pickup anytime on Wednesday...

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Sidebar- the food co-op next door is GREAT! I used to love going over there and grabbing fresh fruit etc on my lunch. The selection isn't that great, but they sometimes have great deals on my favorite item....Amy's Mac n Cheese!

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