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Hennessy Pure White is clearly also a marketing product. It is mainly available in Europe and the Carribean, Bahamas is often mentioned in that context. There must be a reason for the exclusive distribution in the Carribean, perhaps because the Carribean is associated with being white (Raffaelo commercial, coconut, white beaches etc.)

Apples weren't sold by the pound, they were sold by the barrel.

None, except a Wal Greens. Fresno pretty well shuts down on Christmas.

See related links to find Stevita brand stevia products.

A company named HerbCare sells it on Ebay UK. They have the best quality with a RebA content of 80% so there is no aftertaste. Good prices and super fast shipping as well.

Generally the rule of thumb is $200 per person in the family. However this depends on the ages of the family members as younger children and infants tend to have other costs like baby food and formula and older adults tend to have health issues that require special diets.

No, They have no store planned they were going to build in 2006 and pulled out, if you want them open a location go here and fill out the from.

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it varies on where you shop

The cost of a bag of frozen sausage links ranges from $2- $10.

In the Alabama stores, milk at Publix cost 3.19. Winn Dixie was 3.59 and Walmart matched the Publix price.

No I called.

A rasher of bacon is about one half of a pound. The cost of a rasher of bacon will vary but averages about $2.00.

In the early 1960's a single portion bag of Wise brand potato chips in New York City was 5 cents. It later was raised to 10 cents. There weren't many other brands at that time and no store brands for potato chips.

Sainsburys are doing a deal where you can feed a family of 4 or a week for £50.

10$ don't let no one rip you off and tell you 20$ that's bs

Here i pay 5$ for my nick

10$ for my dime

15$ for my dub

20$ for a bowl

50$ for quarter ounce

80$ for a half ounce

130$ for an ounce

Around 500$ for a backpack sack

That varies based on where you want to buy it. Different states and countries will price products differently depending on several factors, such as taxes, cost of living and how much it cost them to acquire the pork in the first place.

You can get Louisiana Tasso Ham from Hebert's Specialty Meats. They have 3 locations in the Houston Area (Galleria/West University-(713) 621-6328, West Houston/Katy (281) 558-6328, and The Woodlands/Shenandoah)- (936)321-7770. Hebert's also has frozen already prepared Louisiana Cajun foods that just needs to be cooked (they give cooking instructions on the packages). They have things such as gumbo, red beans w/ sausage, Various stuffed chickens/Turkeys, and other Louisiana specialties. Check their website out at www.hebertshouston.com

Hopes this helps you.

In 1960, a half pint of milk was 4 cents, in the school cafeteria. It didnt matter if it was chocolate, or white, but all they had was whole milk. This is in Oklahoma. We bought our milk from the dairy farms, it was 60 cents a gallon.

Gelatins are a form of collagen which is completely natural and entirely protein - 100% fat free. It provides all 8 of the essential amino acids required by your body to repair itself and grow.

It belongs to the family of hydrocolloids, such as guar gum and xanthan gum which are plant or sugar-derived. When added to food, gelatin and other hydrocolloids make it thicker. Depending on how much is added, a jelly/jello can be formed too.

There are several ways of getting gelatin, the most common is from treating pig skin with acid, but you can also get gelatin from pig bones. For kosher and halal gelatin, cow hide and bones can be treated with alkali, or fish and chicken skin and bones can undergo the same processes.

You don't have to boil up the cow yourself, though - you can usually buy it in supermarkets!

Any number of reasons . . . First and foremost is the cost of transporting. BUY LOCAL ! If you can visit local farmers markets, THAT is your best bet !

Also - nature has a big impact on pricing of crops. If there has been a drought or floods, then the crops sometimes fail, and we have to rely on produce grown in a different region to be shipped in.

Any number of factors affect the price of produce. Try growing it yourself !

Much healthier and fresher . . . and cheaper !

Costco was founded in Seattle Washington, on September 15, 1983 by Jim Senegal and Jeff Brotman.

at the deli in most supermarkets such as Publix, Target, Sweetbay, BJ's, Sam's Club and more.

Kroger operating in Florida under the name Ralphs

Actually, Canadian bacon is ham - I lived in Canada for several years as a small child, and that's what all Canadians call it - and it is. Bacon is cured and smoked meat from the rib cage of the hog. Ham is what we'd call the pig's "hip" or "thigh"

The number one grossing fast food company in the United States is McDonald's. McDonald's grosses over $30 billion per year.

a dozen eggs cost 20 cents in the 1970'