Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material at
a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer any.

Bill

In article >, Repeating Rifle > wrote:
>Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
>absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material at
>a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer any.
>
>Bill
>
Speak to the butcher or meat dept in the back of the store.

In article >, Repeating Rifle > wrote:
>Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
>absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material at
>a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer any.
>
>Bill
>
Speak to the butcher or meat dept in the back of the store.

"Repeating Rifle" > wrote in message
...
> Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
> absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material
at
> a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer
any.
>

Do a search on "butcher supplies." I'm sure you can find them online. If
you do decide to buy online, I would avoid Davidson's Butcher Supply. There
is something wrong with their website, so when you place an order, they show
a flat shipping rate of $2.50 but they charge much more. You won't know
until the order comes in the mail.

"Repeating Rifle" > wrote in message
...
> Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
> absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material
at
> a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer
any.
>

Do a search on "butcher supplies." I'm sure you can find them online. If
you do decide to buy online, I would avoid Davidson's Butcher Supply. There
is something wrong with their website, so when you place an order, they show
a flat shipping rate of $2.50 but they charge much more. You won't know
until the order comes in the mail.

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 16:13:43 GMT, "Vox Humana" >
wrote:

>
>"Repeating Rifle" > wrote in message
...
>> Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
>> absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material
>at
>> a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer
>any.
>>
>
>Do a search on "butcher supplies." I'm sure you can find them online. If
>you do decide to buy online, I would avoid Davidson's Butcher Supply. There
>is something wrong with their website, so when you place an order, they show
>a flat shipping rate of $2.50 but they charge much more. You won't know
>until the order comes in the mail.
>


They are here, way down at the bottom of the page under "meat pads."

http://www.home-processor.com/wrapping.shtml

Boron

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 16:13:43 GMT, "Vox Humana" >
wrote:

>
>"Repeating Rifle" > wrote in message
...
>> Many packages of food, from ground turkey to fruit, have a fuzzy liquid
>> absorbing lining to soak up errant juices. Where can I get such material
>at
>> a retail store? I asked once at Smart and Final but they did not offer
>any.
>>
>
>Do a search on "butcher supplies." I'm sure you can find them online. If
>you do decide to buy online, I would avoid Davidson's Butcher Supply. There
>is something wrong with their website, so when you place an order, they show
>a flat shipping rate of $2.50 but they charge much more. You won't know
>until the order comes in the mail.
>


They are here, way down at the bottom of the page under "meat pads."

http://www.home-processor.com/wrapping.shtml

Boron