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|    Some Guy to John Ramsay    |
|    Re: Why does a 1-liter 10% cream cost $3    |
|    03 Sep 07 10:07:56    |
      XPost: can.general       From: Some@Guy.com              John Ramsay wrote:       > > Can someone explain why a 1-liter container of cream cost $3       > > for 10%, but the 5% version costs $4?       >       > What store? All the stores/supermarts where I buy cream       > charge the same for 5% as 10%              And how much is that?              The stores are A&P and Loblaws (location = SW Ontario - west of       Toronto).              Loblaws (aka Zehrs in Windsor) sells Neilson "TruTaste"       A&P sells Beatrice              Offhand I don't remember the price difference between 5% and 10% at       A&P, but at Loblaws it's $1 more expensive for the 5% version (doesn't       make sense - it has less milk fat, yet they charge more for it?)              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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