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alzelt
 
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Charles Gifford wrote:

> "focksfire" > wrote in message
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>>Wow, Thanks for the speedy responses!!
>>
>>I did use anchovies, and Worcestershire so I'm happy to hear that it will
>>last. (Probably not longer than tonight since I know I can eat it and

>
> it's
>
>>not gone bad. :-)
>>
>>Thanks guys/gals
>>Jane

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>
> I hope you enjoyed it, but that is not a dressing for Caesar Salad. Caesar
> Salad contains no anchovies.
>
> Charlie
>
>

Next thing you will tell me is that there is no Alfredo sauce!!
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Alan

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"alzelt" > wrote in message
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> Charles Gifford wrote:
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> > I hope you enjoyed it, but that is not a dressing for Caesar Salad.

Caesar
> > Salad contains no anchovies.
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> > Charlie
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> Next thing you will tell me is that there is no Alfredo sauce!!
> --
> Alan


I would NEVER tell you that! Of course there is Alfredo Sauce. I saw some at
the grocery store in a bottle. It even included the traditional roasted
garlic, portobella mushrooms and kelp thickener.

Charlie


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"Charles Gifford" > wrote in
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> I would NEVER tell you that! Of course there is Alfredo Sauce. I saw
> some at the grocery store in a bottle. It even included the
> traditional roasted garlic, portobella mushrooms and kelp thickener.
>
> Charlie
>


Was it the green or the red Kelp Thickener?

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"hahabogus" > wrote in message
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> "Charles Gifford" > wrote in
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> > I would NEVER tell you that! Of course there is Alfredo Sauce. I saw
> > some at the grocery store in a bottle. It even included the
> > traditional roasted garlic, portobella mushrooms and kelp thickener.
> >
> > Charlie
> >

>
> Was it the green or the red Kelp Thickener?


Alan! I am surprised that you should ask! This was a "Fine Product" - none
of that cheap stuff. It contained only the best *bleached* kelp thickener.

Charlie


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