[at-l] food ideas?

[Phil Romans <promans@justice.loyola.edu>]

I will admit it,
	I don't have much of a clue when it comes to long distance food 
buying.  I can buy for a short weekend no problem, but for more than that 
it becomes a bit hairy.  

Does anyone have advice for this situation?

-=phil

ps are the spices worth it?

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