Health Food Stores and Whole Foods are better choices than shopping online for food.
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online pharmacies some deparment stores in thier pharmacy section
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Yeast is yeast is yeast.
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Hello Try the site below:- http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/detail/579698_Marigold_Engevita_Nutritional_Yeast_Flakes__125g.html Lots of Love Misscpb xxx
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If we knew where you lived, we could help you more specifically... I buy nutritional yeast at health food/natural food stores, or at a food co-op. I do most of my non-farmer's-market shopping at natural food stores or the co-op, because I find that I actually pay less and receive better quality and better service at those stores. I mostly eat fresh produce, and seeds, nuts, and whole grains from the bulk bins. The prices for all those items seem to be higher at Shaw's and Stop & Shop than they are at Whole Foods and Harvest (and the farmer's markets!) Other items like seaweed, rice noodles, and certain non-local produce are cheaper at Asian or Latino markets, so I do the rest of my shopping there. Back to the nooch! Sometimes I buy nutritional yeast in the bulk bins, and sometimes I buy Red Star brand in a canister. You can see what the container looks like here: http://store.veganessentials.com/red-star-nutritional-yeast-p734.aspx?utm_medium=cse&utm_source=googlebase You may find it in your local supermarket. It might be in baking, but it might be in supplements. Ask someone who works in the supplement section first. They may be able to help you, or to guide you to a local store that carries it. You may also find it at your local drugstore in the supplement section, or at a vitamin and supplement store. I've checked GNC's website, and unfortunately they don't seem to sell it there. I also checked the sites for the big box stores, and neither Target nor Wal-mart seems to have it either. Again, ask someone who works in the supplement department first, as they are most likely to know what you are talking about! I highly recommend calling around. It will be a lot quicker than going to every store in your town! Make a list of all the grocery stores, drugstores, health food stores, and supplement stores. Use google maps to help you find the locations and phone numbers of the businesses. Set aside a good chunk of time. Call each store and ask to speak to someone in nutrition and supplements. If you can't find it anywhere close by, and Whole Foods is your closest option, just buy a large quantity and store it in the fridge. Stored properly, it lasts for many months, so you don't have to worry about it spoiling if you don't use it all next week! You could also go to Whole Foods and ask them if they know of any other stores that carry it. Let them know where you live. The people there may know of a source that is closer to your house or workplace. Also, because it is shelf stable, buying it online is a fine option. It won't go bad while it waits for you to pick up your package! Here's another place to buy it online: http://www.trueharvest.com/product_info.php/products_id/3936 Good luck
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