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Gluten Free Pantry 2/$3

Guhlia

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Guhlia
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For those of you who live in the Lancaster, PA area, the Ephrata Walmart has some Gluten Free Pantry brownie mixes and muffin mixes 2 for $3. They're on clearance so I'm assuming they were shoved in with the regular mixes and didn't sell... What Celiac would ever look amongst the glutenous mixes?!?!?! Anyway, they're located in the ?pasta? aisle under the Cheeze Whiz if anyone goes looking for them. I saved a few boxes for other Celiacs to enjoy. :)

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pnltbox27
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WOW!!!thats a great price, too bad im in illinois. the walmart by my house sells VANS gluten-free waffles for $1.72 a box. i usually load up on those.the other day i found breakfast bars for $2.50 a box . i cant remember the brand name but i loaded up on those too

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SunnyDyRain
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That's almost worth venturing to the Lancaster Area for them. I've been meaning to go venture down there... I'm new to the area and don't get too far out of the local hbg- west shore area.

Oh.. BTW, I got a flyer in the mail.. WEGMANS is opening in Mechanicsburg September 16th! that's 4 days before my Birthday!

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blueeyedmanda
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I am so jealous, I didn't get a flyer! I did go shopping in the Wilkesbarre store today. I love that store.

PS- Angie thanks for the text message! :)

Guhlia Rising Star
Guhlia
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I am so jealous, I didn't get a flyer! I did go shopping in the Wilkesbarre store today. I love that store.

PS- Angie thanks for the text message! :)

You should have seen me in the aisle... I was practically in tears. Poor Tori thought I was sad. People were shying away from us because I was so excited and then Tori got really excited. I'm sure we looked like lunatics. I think I bought about a dozen boxes. We made muffins this morning for breakfast and they were really good. I was excited because I had never had the muffin mix before. Anyway, I hope someone else got to enjoy the rest of the boxes of mixes. :)

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SunnyDyRain
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I am so jealous, I didn't get a flyer! I did go shopping in the Wilkesbarre store today. I love that store.

PS- Angie thanks for the text message! :)

It was actually a flyer for the Wegman's Pharmacy that is opening in a Temporary location, July 9th?.. then closing on the 14th, then they will reopen in their Permenant location inside the store on the 16th.

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confusedks
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They sell Van's Waffles at WALMART???? We pay $4 a box at Whole Foods!!!

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pnltbox27
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yes .the walmart in waukegan illinois does ,its the only one i go to so i dont know about other walmarts

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