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Conference turris::cooks

Title:How to Make them Goodies
Notice:Please Don't Start New Notes for Old Topics! Check 5.*
Moderator:FUTURE::DDESMAISONSec.com::winalski
Created:Wed Feb 19 1986
Last Modified:Thu Jun 05 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:4127
Total number of notes:31160

3499.0. "STORE: Source for ALBA Drink Mix" by JUMP4::JOY (Happy at last) Tue Mar 31 1992 16:14

    I know this should be a reply, but I can't find the original note with
    the question in it, so mods, if you can find it, please move this
    reply.
    
    Someone was looking for ALBA drink mixes. Shaw's on Lincoln St. in
    Worcester, MA. has them, multiple flavors. They are in the diet
    foods/snacks section (which, in this store happens to be right over the
    frozen Sara Lee cheesecakes/eclairs, pies, etc....talk about torture!)
    
    Debbie
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3499.1Another suggestionKOBAL::RICHARDSONWed Apr 01 1992 15:107
    Star Market and (I think) Stop and Shop also have the
    Alba milkshake mixes.  I've used them a lot, but I've
    found that Weight Watchers Chocolate Fudge milkshake
    mix is a lot tastier than the Alba Chocolate, for the
    same 70 calories.
    
    Mary Alice
3499.2Alba for Candy, not to drinkCTHQ1::SANDSTROMborn of the starsThu Apr 02 1992 12:419
    Mmmm, the WW milkshake is good, but I need the Alba to
    make the chocolate "candy" I found in the WW note.
    
    I'll check the Shaws around here, I don't think there
    are any Stop 'n Shops in the area.
    
    Thanks for the pointers,
    
    Conni
3499.3exUPBEAT::JFERGUSONJudy Ferguson-SPS Business SupportThu Apr 02 1992 16:044
    I have also seen it at the local Big D.  It was near the tea/coffee/
    chocolate drink mix (Quik).
    
    Judy