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Buying low carb foods online??

Re: Buying low carb foods online?? -- Posted by pcx99 on 06-25-04 15:53

Mike Shmayer wrote:

> Has anyone successfully tried any of the low carb foods that are sold
> online? I live in a small town, and can't find very many products
> locally. One place that caught my eye was www.nosugardaddy.com .. has
> anyone tried this place, or can recommend another online vendor to
> look into?
>
> Thanks

Low carb friends has a good marketplace that's reputable and reliable.
It also has a nice community message board that's very helpful and not
as impersonal as usenet.

http://www.lowcarbfriends.com

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Re: Buying low carb foods online?? -- Posted by Jolly More on 06-25-04 23:01

low carb friends are definitely not as impersonal as new groups. also
info has more authentic than just someone answering to a group
message.
good luck
pcx99 wrote in message news:...
> Mike Shmayer wrote:
>
> > Has anyone successfully tried any of the low carb foods that are sold
> > online? I live in a small town, and can't find very many products
> > locally. One place that caught my eye was www.nosugardaddy.com .. has
> > anyone tried this place, or can recommend another online vendor to
> > look into?
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
> Low carb friends has a good marketplace that's reputable and reliable.
> It also has a nice community message board that's very helpful and not
> as impersonal as usenet.
>
> http://www.lowcarbfriends.com

Re: Buying low carb foods online?? -- Posted by Alan on 06-25-04 23:50

On 25 Jun 2004 23:01:09 -0700, jolly3174@yahoo.com.au (Jolly More)
wrote:

>low carb friends are definitely not as impersonal as new groups. also
>info has more authentic than just someone answering to a group
>message.
>good luck

Hi Jolly

I suspect that I would probably strenuously disagree with that statement
if it was stated in English. But, as I am as completely ignorant of the
expertise available on "carb friends" as you are of that available on
usenet, I'll call it quits.

Cheers, Alan, T2 d&e, Australia.
Remove weight and carbs to email.
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