a loaf of Plain White Wonderbread become $4.25.
I feel like the Troll who just woke up under the Bridge
a loaf of Plain White Wonderbread become $4.25.
I feel like the Troll who just woke up under the Bridge
Harry Mason
www.troutflies.com
You must be buying at the wrong place.
Kroger ad: Kroger bread 10 loaves for $10 here.
Wonder bread shouldn't be but $1.50-2.50 at the most.
Oh. I see you are in 'progressive' Kalifornia. Nevermind
Last edited by Big Bad Wulff; 03-17-2009 at 02:00 AM.
Good fishing technique trumps all.....wish I had it.
Granted, the loaf I saw was the "large"...at Albertson's
the seed loaded designer loaf, which are great, was a buck cheaper
Harry Mason
www.troutflies.com
Harry, You can always bake your own. Joe has a dandy recipe on the "What's Cooking" board this week. Probably has more in the archives. Jim
http://www.flyanglersonline.com/features/whatscooking/
I'm either going to, coming from or thinking about fishing. Jim
The deeper and much more disturbing question is,what grown up eats wonderbread?
What does this button do?
Boy, does that bring back memories. My grandfather, a retired surgeon from Boise who farmed a few hundred acres east in Homedale would make fresh bread every other morning or so. He would start at 4:00 A.M so by the time I got pulled out of the bag, about sixish, the house was filled with the aroma his bread and fresh boiled coffee.The grounds were boiled with egg shells from the bread ...that was 52 years ago and I see that breakfast table of bread, fresh butter and coffee every time I smell fresh bread.
I can't think of a more memoral smell that that of fresh baked bread
Harry Mason
www.troutflies.com
http://www.bakeryoutlets.com/index.html
I shop at these "bakery outlets" quite often. The one in Sacramento where I used to live was right next to where they were baking the bread. Same stuff in stores but cheaper, mainly I think due to eliminating the middle man big grocery stores.