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kroger foodstores
are starting to sell alot more organic foods...went in there the other day and it was: organic mango,peaches, navel oranges,red plums, and some type of apple. i paid .50 per lb for navel oranges....and i bought 12 lbs. they are so yummy. just thought id let your organic peeps know kroger is trying to get more organics in every week.....but i still had to go to foodlion to get my organic nanas! lol
          
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