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Please reply by adding your sources of good food and cookware:

http://www.cooking.com

lots of gadgets

appliances

(blenders, food processors, convection oven, crockpots, etc.)

stainlees steel cookware

pryex food storage

meat grinder

etc.

nut butter machine

http://www.fernsnutrition.com/hmnutbutter.html

(would a blender work as well?)

Grain master wisper mill (grain griner - electric)

http://waltonfeed.com/whisper.html

have not ordered but is rated well

read about here: http://waltonfeed.com/self/grindele.html

walton feeds is a wealth of info on old ways of doing things,

I will list of my favorite items:

info abaout essential fatty adids:

http://waltonfeed.com/omega/index.html

growing and using sprouts:

http://waltonfeed.com/grain/sprouts.html

self relience pages

http://waltonfeed.com/self/index.html

(including interesting info on grains and nutrition in

general, but my favorite page is: the old timers page

http://waltonfeed.com/old/index.html

here they tell you how to make cheese, butter,

sauerkraut, soap, how to cure meat, and pot meat

and how to make an outhouse.

Clay bakeware:

http://www.wizardofclay.com/mivastore/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY & Store_Code=WOCP & Ca\

tegory_Code=FPR

handmade casseroles, pie plates and bowls

http://mississippiclayworks.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY & Store_Code=ops\

hop & Category_Code=CCAS

handmade bowls, casseroles, butter bells, mugs, wine goblets

http://www.twohearts.com/shop5.htm

baking stones and pans

http://www.happycookers.com/wc.dll/products/listincat/M1342.html

italian terra cotta pottery frying pans and bean pots

http://www.pamperedchef.com/our_products/catalog/overview.jsp?categoryCode=FH

baking stones and pans (loaf, muffin, lazagna, etc)

cast iron cookware:

http://lodgecookware.com/lmcookware/index.html?mgiToken=5QLC02QHFO2KC240I

Jaffe Bros.

http://www.organicfruitsandnuts.com/

Organic dried fruit, nuts (some organic), seeds (most organic),

Organic beans, organic grains, dehydrated veggies, oils, maple

sugar, maple syrup, other food items.

the following came from a message from :

Radiant Life www.4radiantlife.com

books, coconut oil, cod liver oil, olive oil, celtic sea salt,

whey, grain mills, juicers, dehydrators, water filters, geletin,

of couce other stuff. (they donate part of profits to

westonaprice foundation)

Gold Mine www.goldminenaturalfood.com

Organic grains, beans, seeds, nuts, dried fruit, miso, miso,

sea salt, oils, soapstone and ceramic cookware, etc.

New England Cheesemaking Supply Co. www.cheesemaking.com

chesse making suppies

Grain & Salt Society www.celtic-seasalt.com

celtic sea salt, salt cellars, Organic grains, beans, miso,

sourdough, bread, oils, etc.

Azure Standard www.azurefarm.com

Pampered Chef www.pamperedchef.com

cooking supplies

Chef's www.chefcatalog.com

high quality professional restaurant equipment (a bit pricey)

SurLaTable www.surlatable.com

kitchen supplies

Let us know if you find anything good at these sites. Most of these

sites, I have not yet purchased items. I have purchased black whole

buffalo barley from gold mine to make barley water. It is much more

flavorful than the yellow barley. They carry a lot of heirloom grains

(unhybridized). The dried chestnuts are delicious.

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>

> Grain master wisper mill (grain griner - electric)

> http://waltonfeed.com/whisper.html

> have not ordered but is rated well

> read about here: http://waltonfeed.com/self/grindele.html

That sound comparison may give some indication of noise level

relative to the other mills, but one could be seriously misled into

thinking the Whisper Mill makes almost no noise. I have the Whisper

Mill, and to me that thing is as deafeningly loud as a jet engine; I

always wear hearing protection while using it. However, it is still

an excellent mill. It makes very fine flour without heating it up,

unlike my old Vitamix that makes gritty, steaming hot flour.