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What began as a necessity for individuals with Celiac disease has exploded into a mainstream lifestyle choice, propelling the Gluten-Free Products Market into a phase of exponential growth. The primary driver remains the rising prevalence of celiac disease and non-celiac gluten sensitivity. However, a much broader consumer base is now adopting gluten-free diets for perceived health benefits, including improved digestive health, reduced inflammation, and general well-being. This shift is turning a medical requirement into a significant consumer trend focused on wellness and food intolerance management.

The market has seen remarkable diversification beyond traditional categories like bread and pasta. Key trends highlight the importance of gluten-free snacking, which offers a more palatable and accessible entry point for casual dieters. Furthermore, there is a distinct overlap with other popular health trends, notably low-carb and high-protein diets, where grain-free alternatives like almond and alternative flours serve multiple dietary needs simultaneously. This convergence of trends…

Welcome to our group Salvage Yards and Parts Cars! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.

Welcome to our group Ginter Scavengers! A space for us to connect and share with each other. Start by posting your thoughts, sharing media, or creating a poll.

Looking for a presentable copy of Action Comics #389: The Kid Who Struck Out Superman from June 1970 for my Baseball/Comic Book Crossover Collection.

My grandfather's older brother played minor league and independent baseball in the 40s and 50s and I am always on the lookout for cards, original photos, autos or any other memorabilia related to his playing days.

As far as I know there are only two known cards for this Eddie. He was born in 1918 in Roxbury Massachusetts and spent time in the Pacific Coast League, Western International League from 1946-56. He was a staple center fielder for the Indians for most of his career and also owned a bar in the Hillyard Neighborhood of Spokane Washington named Eddie Murphy's Tavern in the mid to late 50's.

Cards:

1948 Smith's - Oakland Oaks #24 Eddie Murphy (Pacific Coast League)

1949 Sunbeam Bread - Stockton Ports # Eddie Murphy (California League)

1946 Victoria Athletics - WIL

We are looking for a Low Priced used or overstock Squirrel Costume to use as a Mascot for the site at events. This can either a full sports mascot style costume with a full head covering, or a simple Halloween costume that is made from fabric and can fit an adult male. We are not looking for a flying squirrel or chipmunk costume at this time, but a regular grey or brown squirrel. Thanks.

-Skippy the Squirrel Mascot

If you have one of these, please feel free to add photos, description and price requested on the sales side of the site, and then add a link into the comments below so I can see your items. If I don't buy it, somebody else might.

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ISO - Serial Numbered 2021 Allen & Ginter Chrome Cards of Jim Koch. Card #233 These Cards can be Chrome, Paper, Autos, Mini, Printing Plates or Topp's Vault Cards.

Chrome Blue # /150, Chrome Green # /99, Chrome Gold # /50, Chrome Orange #/25, Chrome Red # /5, Topp's Vault # /1, Printing Plate # /1

If you have any of these in your collection you can log in and list them with pictures, description and price and then respond below to this post so that I can see it available for purchase.

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Searching for Front Headlights (with Corner Blinkers) for a 1989-1991 Gen 1 Ford Taurus SHO located in Massachusetts.

Anyone with parts cars, or spare parts can log in and list the part with pictures, description and price and then respond to this thread so I can see it. Any condition considered.

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