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"Available at: Whole Foods What I think: I visited the Whole Foods near me soon after it opened and wasn&amp;#039;t overly impressed. I thought the prices were a bit high and I guess I expected something more. So I kind of forgot about it until Lucille, who&amp;#039;s really into natural, organic food, told me it was just about the only place she shopped. - and insisted I go there with her.  I don&amp;#039;t know if I just had a bad day when I first visited the store, or whether it changed since that time, but am I ever glad I went back.  What I found was a fabulous selection of just about everything - at really, really good prices. And the people couldn&amp;#039;t have been nicer. I couldn&amp;#039;t find fresh basil and someone wandering by asked if she could help. Together we searched, but still couldn&amp;#039;t find it. So she ran off to find someone else who might know where it was. Sure enough, it had been moved from the day before, but we found it. How nice they were. Now about the $40 in coupons. You can find printable coupons in their newsletter called The Whole Deal and they&amp;#039;re also in the flyers at the stores as well. I just printed one out for $1 off of Lightlife Smart Tenders which expires March 31, 2010. I like that I don&amp;#039;t have to rush out the way I do to some supermarkets in order to take advantage of their specials. By the way, you might want to consider subscribing to their newsletter which, in addition to coupons, has a lot of good reading, including some fun recipes. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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