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places for whey in Galway?

10-05-2006 6:29pm

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jman0

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Argos?
Evergreen?

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#2 10-05-2006 9:29pm

TerrorFirmer

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Funny you ask I was looking in both those places today. I settled for Evergreen purely because you can look at what you are buying before you actually buy it - the prices in both stores are actually identical for the most part.

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#3 11-05-2006 3:29am

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argos let you check out stuff without buying, it is a bit awkward though, i.e. you queue wait in line examine in front of a bloke and then say "no thanks" not really comfortable browsing in my book.

Do any stores do tastings? or shops sell small sample packs of say 10 varitties you can bring home and find your favourite?

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