YUCK! 19/365

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19/365
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I think I'd give up eating bread before I'd make a sandwich with these.

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  1. CarolynJanuary 23, 2011 at 11:41 AM

    Remind me not to offer to share my sandwich with you. I use these for my sandwiches every day. So does Cindy S. They don't get gummy like "real" bread and they hold up with all the fillings better. We'll have to save this discussion for another time. I'm too emotional about this right now. ;)

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