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Store-bought whole-grain pasta is seldom very good, although it's getting better.
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Store-bought vinyl Halloween costumes and masks smell chemical-y because they're actually off-gassing toxic chemicals -- like phthalates, which have been linked to ADHD and feminized genitalia in baby boys.
Jennifer Grayson: Eco Etiquette: 10 Tips For A Green Halloween Jennifer Grayson 2010
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Store-bought tomato, yes, and so on, but * these* came out of the garden:
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Store-bought savoiardi ladyfinger cookies are dipped in liqueur, layered with chocolate and then refrigerated until firm.
Sweet Nothings 2011
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Store-bought vinyl Halloween costumes and masks smell chemical-y because they're actually off-gassing toxic chemicals -- like phthalates, which have been linked to ADHD and feminized genitalia in baby boys.
Jennifer Grayson: Eco Etiquette: 10 Tips For A Green Halloween Jennifer Grayson 2010
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Store-bought vinyl Halloween costumes and masks smell chemical-y because they're actually off-gassing toxic chemicals -- like phthalates, which have been linked to ADHD and feminized genitalia in baby boys.
Jennifer Grayson: Eco Etiquette: 10 Tips For A Green Halloween Jennifer Grayson 2010
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Store-bought curd will do for this recipe, but a homemade curd would be a wonderful touch to it since the dough is made from scratch.
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Store-bought vinyl Halloween costumes and masks smell chemical-y because they're actually off-gassing toxic chemicals -- like phthalates, which have been linked to ADHD and feminized genitalia in baby boys.
Jennifer Grayson: Eco Etiquette: 10 Tips For A Green Halloween Jennifer Grayson 2010
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Store-bought lactose free milk can cost up to twice that of regular milk.
Lactase Drops and What to Drop Them In Steve Carper 2008
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Store-bought, packaged foodstuff like cookies (about 95 percent of them) and crackers (about 100 percent of them) and snack packs and flavored popcorn and chips and prepared breakfast foods, and tons-of-fun-sounding after-school treats (and the list goes on) all contained trans fats.
THE HIGH SCHOOL REUNION DIET David Colbert 2010
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