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Nor-TX Enthusiast
Nor-TX
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If you go to the following website you can print a 1.00 coupon for any Udi product. Yummy!

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Oooo..thank you for sharing! Kiddo will be in for a treat.

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WOW!! This totally just made my day! My sister called me while I was out shopping and told me about it, I was so excited I wanted to go print it out immediately :P

For some reason, the bread I'm buying seems to be really dry. I've gotten 3 bad loaves now, very dry and crumbly, falling apart when I try to eat it, not sure what's going on there? BUT I'm thoroughly addicted to their bagels and Chocolate Muffins(WOW!) so the coupon will go to good use!!!

FYI, if you hit the back button on your browser when the coupon is done printing, it will print another one for ya, the print limit is 2 :)

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I know the coupon is for an Udi item, but if you are not happy with the bread you are buying you should try the Katz Gluten Free Challah bread. It reminds me of the texture of banana breat, moist, tender and slightly sweet. You can get a free box of their samples at the following website. I don't have a store around the North Dallas area that sells it so I purchase it online. They don't make bagels, so I buy the Udi ones.. The Katz sample pack is very good because it gives you a chance to try their different products... and it is free!

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Neal77 Newbie
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This coupon expires on 11/02/10. Better get it while you can.

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