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baking supply store in NYC?



 
 
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Old 07-12-2004, 02:11 PM
Craig Phillips
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Default baking supply store in NYC?

I live in NYC and I'm looking for a baking supply store that sells King
Arthur brand high gluten flour.

Anyone have any ideas where to go?

I'm considering ordering from bakerscatalogue.com, but if I can find it
locally I'd like to save on shipping.

Thanks.
Craig


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Old 07-12-2004, 02:19 PM
The Cook
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"Craig Phillips" wrote:

I live in NYC and I'm looking for a baking supply store that sells King
Arthur brand high gluten flour.

Anyone have any ideas where to go?

I'm considering ordering from bakerscatalogue.com, but if I can find it
locally I'd like to save on shipping.

Thanks.
Craig


Have you checked the King Arthur web site? It list locations of
stores.

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