I suppose the person who arranges it thinks of it as "food for people
with special requirements", and the only sign available is Vegetarian?
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martina.dewi...@web.de wrote:
Hi Lesley,
what is the difference between the two? Could you give me examples what they are?
Martina in Germany
Free-from is a range of products mainly for people with sensitivities -
usually to dairy and wheat, so their burgers contain meat, but no wheat.
Hi Lesley,
what is the difference between the two? Could you give me examples what they
are?
Martina in Germany
On 20 Aug 2009 at 19:18, Lesley Blackshaw wrote:
>
> My bugbear is putting the 'free from' meat products in the freezer
> with
> the meat-free foods and calling them all 'vegetar
Hi, I thought many of you would like to know our turner Derek, who has been
with us many years, brought his last lot of bobbins holders and things
last week. This week he was admitted to the Hospice. Derek has made bobbins
both bone and wood plus his lovely pin boxes for more years than we ca
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coffee shop sells not only coffee and coffee makers, but also other
household items like crockery and bed linen, and then a few clothing items
which change over time but always seem to include a selection of bras!
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