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Why are brown paper grocery bags better for the environment?
Paper brown grocery bags are argued to be better for the environment as they are biodegradable wheras some plastic bags can last decades and potentially harm wildlife.
Where is Bismarck brown granite from?
Bismark Brown GraniteAccording to graniteland.com, Bismarck brown's country of origin is India.
How is brown rice flour transported?
its from Asia so they Cook it and eat it and spit it out in to flour
Where can you find brown sugar in wales?
At your local grocery store, it may be labelled as Demerara Sugar.
What is the origin of the surname Brown?
Quote from Wikipedia: "The surname Brown is derived from the color brown. The word brown is of Middle English origin and is derived from the Old English (Anglo-Saxon) brūn. It is related to the Dutch bruin, the German braun, and the Old Norse brūnn." See the Related Link.
What is ethnic origin of the name Braun?
The name Braun is of German origin. It is a common surname in Germany and can be derived from the Old High German word "brun," meaning brown.
Are ants attracted to cardboard boxes and brown grocery store bags?
Possibly carpenter ants, but otherwise no
What does brown bread cost?
Prices will vary widely depending on whether the brown bread is purchased from a bakery, grocery, supermarket or discount store. Prices also depend on the type of brown bread and the brand name.
What does the surname Browning mean?
"Browning" is of Anglo-Saxon origin, originally "Bruning", and means "Brown"
What is Origin of name Donahoe?
Donahoe is of Irish Gaelic origin meaning dark fighter. === === The original Irish form was Ó Donnchadha meaning descendant of Donnchadh. Donn can means 'brown' or 'noble' so it could be 'brown-haired battler' or 'noble-battler'.
What is the lucky color for food business?
the luckiest colour / colours in a grocery store are brown and green
What nationality is the name Brunson?
Brunston is a Scottish in origin, meaning "son of Bruno" or "son of the brown one".
