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multigraincracker

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4. Heartbreaking.

Reply to ultralite001 (Reply #3)

Sun Jul 12, 2026, 09:21 PM

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Does give you an excuse to stop at yard sales and thrift shops. They seem to be the perfect size. I find them beautiful too.
My favorite sweetener is Monk Sweetener. The fruit is named after the Zen Monks that used it. I’m also a big fan of Eastern Philosophy. Only takes a drop or two compared a tea spoon of sugar. Most likely healthier too. Around $10 for a little bottle. Try the one with no other ingredients.

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Heartbreaking. multigraincracker Yesterday #4

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