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Where do you look for a wiener?
A wiener is a frankfurter or similar sausage. You would look in the meat section of any grocery store. You could also find it in a deli.
Can you get milk before marriage?
yeah just go to a grocery store and look in the dairy section
How can a person search ads to find a specific product?
To find a specific product in an ad search, one would need to know precisely what type of product they are looking for. If the item is beauty-related in nature, one would look in the health and beauty section. If it is a food-related item, they would need to look in the grocery section.
Are soy beans available for purchase and home use?
Yes, look in Asian grocery stores in the dried beans section.
Is there a segmented cake pan available?
Yes, there are. Look in a few places, like grocery stores with baking section, baking stores, or online.
Where can one purchase cheap potted plants?
There are many places to buy inexpensive potted plants, the best place to get these would be your local green house. You can also look at a garden section at your department / grocery store.
Can you buy phyllo dough at Trader Joe's's?
Most larger grocery stores in the U.S. carry it. Look in the frozen food section with the pie crusts.
Where can I buy borax?
Borax can be found in most grocery stores, hardware stores, or online retailers. Look for it in the laundry aisle or cleaning section of the store.
Where can I purchase pasteurized eggs?
You can purchase pasteurized eggs at most major grocery stores or supermarkets. Look for them in the refrigerated section near the regular eggs.
What instrument look like it would be in the brass section but is actually in the woodwind section?
a saxophone
What section of the ERG would you look to find the name of a material?
Blue
How can I identify enoki mushrooms?
Enoki mushrooms are long and thin with small caps at the top. They have a white color and a firm texture. Look for them in the produce section of the grocery store or at specialty markets.
