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Old 10-25-2004, 01:17 PM
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Where can I buy these items? I am looking for high ratio liquid shortening and can't seem to find a place to buy it anywhere that is not in large quantities. I live in Massachusetts and would love to get it in a store. Any suggestions?
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These products are only available commercially, as far as I know...
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thanks for the reply....

do you know of how i can get around this? is there a substitute? i have these awesome cakes we make in class, but i can't make them at home? (i'm a pastry student at J&W univ.)
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Maybe you can buy a small amt. from the school, or a local bakery.
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