2004 Roadtrek 190 Popular |
•drinking water hose, 25’ premium
•pepper gel self-defense
•Reflectix foil insulation (for windows)
•sewer cap with hose connection with handle
•sewer cap with hose connection
•Skreenz window screens
•Yeti 30 oz. Rambler and 20 oz. Rambler (Virginia's preferred beverage tumblers)
•Yeti Rambler Gallon Jug, stainless steel (drinking water and ice containers)
•nutritional yeast
•Reflectix foil insulation (for windows)
•sewer cap with hose connection with handle
•sewer cap with hose connection
•Skreenz window screens
•Yeti 30 oz. Rambler and 20 oz. Rambler (Virginia's preferred beverage tumblers)
•Yeti Rambler Gallon Jug, stainless steel (drinking water and ice containers)
Groceries
•quinoa, tri-color blend, organic
•rice, brown short grain, organic
•tofu, Silken extra firm in aseptic packages (no refrigeration required until opened)
•vegetable broth powder & seasoning
•wild rice, organic
•Zsweet natural zero-calorie sweetener (see erythritol for a less expensive alternative)
•rice, brown short grain, organic
•rice, brown Basmati, organic (microwaveable pouch in 90 seconds or finish cooking in a skillet)
•soy milk, 32 oz. aseptic, organic unsweetened (No refrigeration required until opened. However, we prefer Trader Joe's brand whenever we can get it—at TJ stores only. Theirs is unsweetened, organic, yummy, and has the lowest price we've found for any plant-based milk.)
•tofu, Silken extra firm in aseptic packages (no refrigeration required until opened)
•vegetable broth powder & seasoning
•wild rice, organic
•Zsweet natural zero-calorie sweetener (see erythritol for a less expensive alternative)
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(rev. 08-02-2024)
2 comments:
Thank you for the groceries links! This is helpful to us.
I'm glad you're finding these links helpful. There is a lot more work that needs to be done on this page, though; so you will have even more information when I can get more time on a decent Wi-Fi signal. I would do a lot more work on my iPhone if I could, but Blogger isn't user friendly in that regard. We need to do almost all our work on the blog on our laptops because the edit mode cuts off after a short way down the page on our iPhones in two different browsers. Rude, eh?
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