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Mushrooms

"T"

By "T"
in Western Canada: Cooking & Baking

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Daddy-A

Daddy-A

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Hmmmmm.....$12 a pound. We spoke to a buyer as to what he was buying at and he was only willing to pay $1.00 per pound for #1 mushrooms. I think Fujiya sels at a better price.

Hell, I was ready to sell 100 lbs at $5.00. Not a bad wage for 2 hours work.

Yeah, I knew it was steep ... but I think I paid about $4 for all I needed.

Fujiya eh? I suppose T&T would have some too.

Thanks.

A.

d.hawksworth

d.hawksworth

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You hardly need a great deal of pines to "make a dish". I would jump at the price of $12lb because 3 years ago it was $ 60. And only 3 weeks ago is was $ 36. And that's restaurant prices.

DH

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