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Uses for surplus pecans

wrote:
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> Seems licorice is not a big seller so stores don't carry it, I
> have difficulty finding black liocorice Twizzlers too but Amazon sells
> them as a pack of twelve 1 lb bags, and at the lowest price I've seen
> anywhere, they even beat Walmart's price by a few pennies.

Since you like black licorice, no need to ever spend money on it.
Just find a place where they recently repaved a road or a parking
lot and pick off the little excess drops from the sides where
they stopped grading.
Talk about TIAD!!! lololol Black licorice = SPLAT!

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