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Julie Bove wrote:
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> >> No Plugara there?


I looked this morning, Julie. No Plugra. Thank goodness lol just the
name sounds unappealing.

Anyway, my store does sell some "specialty butter" and they are all in
foil.

- "European butter" made by Land O Lakes (82% fat vs 80%) yawn
- also some butter from Ireland (forget the name)
- and butter from Finland of all places (forget that name too)

Just these specialty butters are in foil. All others are in paper. Not
that it matters at all.


 
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