At 11 cents per, I'd have bought them regardless. but the deal was instantly sealed when the seller warranted that every grain was certified gluten free. My continued good health is assured.
(Courtesy of a Facebook friend I learn that Whole Foods sells only gluten-free body lotions.)
And then there was a a fin* frittered away on the very rewarding...
No one needed to tell me this would be cage-free history. Benny has proven to me over many volumes that when he lays an egg it won't plop gently on to a padded and computer controlled conveyor belt. You need to kick through the farm yard to find it. Bennie (All his closest friends call him
If that has any meaning at all, I guess he was. While he frames his histories with fact, he adds all sorts of little pastels about why the characters do what they do. He's pretty good at it, but I suppose that just means I usually agree with him. For instance, while he goes easy on individual Mormons, you should read his nuclear attack on Mormonism.
(It fits logically into his bigger purpose, 1846 as a crucial year. Polk steals huge tracts of northern Mexico because whipping Santa Anna was a lock; Polk chickens out of 54-40 or fight and meekly settles for 49 degrees because he wasn't sure we could whip Britain; The Mormons move slowly and incompetently to Deseret; John C. Fremont again proves himself a Great American Dumbass. And so forth.)
I recommend DeVoto. Keenly.
Yeah, it came from a home equipped with a large economy size Baldor grinder, but it cost almost nothing. Navy, RH Pal, 36. Mk 1. I bought it partially to remind me to remind you that the "R-H" stands for "Remington - Hunting" and that it was retained by PAL when it gobbled up Remington Cutlery.
... also to make sure my advice would be correct as to tightening up the dried-out leather rings which had shrunk enough for a quarter-inch of end play. You boil the handle for a few minutes, then oil it with SAE 5. This also removes all traces of deadly gluten.
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*fin = $5 in old-time hipster talk
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