Step this way to find sweet apple butter

Gotta love the old-fashioned appeal of apple butter, its deeply flavored, lightly spiced goodness the perfect foil for a slice of fresh bread slathered with sweet butter. And before I make myself even hungrier, here are reader responses to Barbara Moos' search for Musselman's apple butter:

Joyce Wetter and Gerry Baxter both reported finding it recently at Walmart Supercenter at 540 Marks St. in Henderson. And Lois R. Alander emailed that Knouse Foods, which makes Lucky Leaf apple products, bought Musselman's some years ago, and that the products under both names often are identical. She reported finding Lucky Leaf apple butter at Big Lots. ...

For Bev Greer, Geeta Saraiya reported finding Driscoll strawberries at Costco at 791 Marks St. in Henderson, and Ella Catucci emailed that she sometimes finds them at Smith's at 55 S. Valle Verde Drive in Henderson. ...

For Eric Seaholm, who's looking for Goose Point 5-Minute Steamers, David Boocher, Ruth Kohout and Stephanie Hill reported finding them at separate Smith's stores. ...

For Gerard de Marigny, who's looking for Tone's Paprika in an 18-ounce shaker, Nancy Shapiro reported finding it at www.spiceplace.com. ...

For Norma Adams, who's looking for hummus without tahini, Kara Cahill suggested Veg Out Las Vegas, which she said sells it at various local farmers' markets (the website is www.vegoutlv.com). ...

For Melanie Hakar, who's looking for Tofutti Dairy-Free Vanilla Ice Cream in pints, Melissa Gartner spotted it at Sunflower Farmers Market at 3365 E. Tropicana Ave.; there's another Sunflower at 4020 S. Rainbow Blvd. ...

For Bob Holzlohner, who's looking for reader suggestions for good veggie pizza, Michele Bonelli recommended Cugino's at 4550 S. Maryland Parkway. ...

More on grass-fed beef: Helene Spaulding added that it's always available at Whole Foods Market. ...

Here are more reader requests.

Catucci: a market, preferably in Henderson, that sells fresh beef tongue;

Spaulding: Perfect Addition frozen fish stock;

Rodney T. Elkins: Entenmann's plain crumb cake, which he used to find "everywhere";

Walter Jackson: a local source for Gates barbecue sauce and rubs;

Cindy Lupo: Canfield's Swiss Cream Soda - not diet;

Shirley Cassady: Henri's Sweet & Tangy Blend Tas-tee Homestyle Dressing;

Lawrence Levin: a local source for date-nut bread;

Alex Borbely: a market that sells smoked beef brisket;

Marilyn Stack: a local source for Smithfield Kielbasa;

Susan Archibald: a local source for Amora brand French mustard;

And Gary Taylor: a local source for Aunt Jemima frozen waffles.

Readers?

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