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Default CSPI endorses Dietz and Watson's Turkey

Specifically, their Gourmet Lite No Salt Added Breast of Turkey.
50 mg. per serving of naturally occurring sodium, no nitrites.

They also offer a Gourmet Lite Breast of Turkey, 240 mg. per serving.

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> Specifically, their Gourmet Lite No Salt Added Breast of Turkey.
> 50 mg. per serving of naturally occurring sodium, no nitrites.
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> They also offer a Gourmet Lite Breast of Turkey, 240 mg. per serving.


I endorse tham as a Philadelphia based company. I love anything Dietz and
Watson.


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On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 12:02:30 -0800 (PST), Kalmia
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> Specifically, their Gourmet Lite No Salt Added Breast of Turkey.
> 50 mg. per serving of naturally occurring sodium, no nitrites.
>
> They also offer a Gourmet Lite Breast of Turkey, 240 mg. per serving.


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what they're talking about.

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On Feb 25, 4:50*pm, sf > wrote:
> On Fri, 25 Feb 2011 12:02:30 -0800 (PST), Kalmia
>
> > wrote:
> > Specifically, their Gourmet Lite No Salt Added Breast of Turkey.
> > 50 mg. per serving of naturally occurring sodium, no nitrites.

>
> > They also offer a Gourmet Lite Breast of Turkey, 240 mg. per serving.

>
> I hate it when people post initials and expect the rest of us to know
> what they're talking about. *
>

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