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Food Fantasy came true!

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  1. Kiefer's Variety Store (NP Avenue at 4th Street in Fargo) bought several semi-loads of strange and
    wonderful gourmet foods from a wholesaler in the Cities who went out of business.

    I had a BALL!

    They have sea salt and 20 kinds of olive oil, organic pasta sauces and Lindt Truffles and
    Ghirardelli Chocolate and English jams and chutneys and spice mixes and and and . . .

    I bought sea salt, mustards, four kinds of chutneys, Basmati rice, Demi-Glace, Lobster Pate, sun-
    dried tomatoes, Demarara, VAnilla and Amber sugars, Onions in Vermouth and Cherries in Bourbon and
    whole chestnuts on water, four oz. mixed peppercorns $1.79, Sweet Hungarian Paprika 6 oz $1.05,
    preserved ginger in syrup $1.75 and a box of 36 Ferraro Rocher Chocolates for $3 etc etc.

    Three things I DIDN'T buy: Truffle Vinegar ($4), pure Hazelnut Oil ($7) and pure Pistachio Oil ($8).
    (all 12 to 16oz bottles) I am on a LIMITED budget and they don't take food stamps. (not kidding!)
    Should I go back and get the oils?

    If you are within driving distance of Fargo this might be worth the trip.

    Lynn
    PS: the Lobster Bisque is gone but they have lots of Vichsoisse at $1.20 a can. Expect to pay about
    $3 for a 16 oz. botthe of EVOO

  2. (Lynn Gifford) said:

    If you are within driving distance of Fargo this might be worth the trip.

    That sounds like a *great* find. Too bad I live so far away.

    And yes I think you should go back and get the oils. You just *know* you'll be kicking yourself
    later if you do not. :-)

  3. Quoted message said:

    Three things I DIDN'T buy: Truffle Vinegar ($4), pure Hazelnut Oil ($7) and pure Pistachio Oil
    ($8). (all 12 to 16oz bottles) I am on a LIMITED budget and they don't take food stamps. (not
    kidding!) Should I go back and get the oils?

    The nut oils will not keep indefinitely. If you REALLY think you'll use them before they go rancid,
    get them, absolutely! (Well, the vinegar won't go rancid regardless) If you just want them "in case
    of" but you can't say unequivocally that you'll use them in the next few months, don't get them.
    That's my advice!

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    Giving: Recipes, Stories and Tips for Making Heartwarming Gifts" Available at
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