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Hi everyone,

I don't know exactly what states have Shaw's but I've been to 6 different ones over the past few days in Northern CT and Southern MA and they are clearancing out a lot of their gluten-free, DF, and organic items in their Wild Harvest section. Each store seems to have a slightly different selection of what is being clearanced out but all items are marked clearly with a 50% off sign.

I've picked up Glutino Breakfast Bars, Mrs. Lepers Spaghetti, De Boles spirals, Arrowhead Farms Rice flakes, Ener G Potato Starch and Tapioca flour, After the Fall juices, West Brae soy milk, WestSoy Soy Milk, Gluten Free Pantry Angelfood Cake Mix, GFP Szechuan and Sweet and Sour Skillet mixes, Pamela's cookies, Nantucket juices, Lara bars, Boomi Bars, various soups, and a bunch of other stuff. I cleaned out quite a few of the stores so I am stocked up for awhile!

Like I said, each Shaws has different items clearanced but if you live near one it might be worth a stop to see.

-Kristen


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Thanks! I live in Northern CT, I am SO there tomorrow morning!

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