Goose liver among items readers seek

Chuck Neverovich: goose liver, in either ring or chunk form;

Tom and Geri Cisarik: Butterball stuffing;

Teresa Coleman: chipotle ranch dressing;

Joan McMaken: frozen calamari fillets, which she used to get at Trader Joe’s;

Martha Siebel: a local source for Republic of Tea iced tea in bottles;

Dutch Systerman: a local source for Hunt’s Barbecue Manwich;

Lori Valencia: Cuoco seasoning for macaroni with sardines;

George Pulley: Wolf chili without beans;

Tiffany Schmier: a local source for caffeine-free regular Dr. Pepper;

Peter Berent: kosher-type cucumbers pickled in salt and spices with no vinegar;

Jay Hotchkiss: Campfire Giant Roasters marshmallows, and a local source for Kraft Fudgie chocolate caramels;

Kathy Folk: rolls of cornmeal mush (not polenta);

Elaine Hansen: a local source for D’Aquino Caffee Espresso, which she used to get at Trader Joe’s;

Katherine Fox: an Italian restaurant that serves eggplant fries with marinara and/or ranch dressing, and restaurants that serve Friday-night fish fries;

Carolyn Anderson: Wonder thin-sliced sandwich bread;

Noel Newman: lamb riblets;

Betty Davis: Bigelow Fruit and Almond tea bags, and Chuckles candies;

Karen Waffle: Del Monte Tomato and Basil Spaghetti Sauce in a 26.5-ounce can, which she used to find at Food 4 Less;

Henry and Diana Corro: Maxwell House International Orange Cafe or Orange Cappucino, which they used to get at Vons;

Neta Morefield: a local deli that sells veal loaf sandwich meat;

Skip Schweitzer: a local source for Johnsonville bratwurst patties;

Diana Bobo: Heinz Kicker Ketchup;

Carol Monkowski: a local source for French’s Original Potato Sticks;

George Babich: a local source for minced ham, a football-shaped lunchmeat he used to find in Illinois;

Elaine Irwin: local restaurants that serve small frog legs lightly breaded and sauteed in garlic butter;

Lawrence L. Harvey: a local source for the type of hot Polish sausages that were sold from jars in bars in the ’40s;

Evelyn Gerhart: large jars of almond paste;

Kitti Butler: TryMe Wine & Pepper Worcestershire Sauce (other than by the case), which she used to get at Albertsons;

Debbie Nogaim: Aunt Jemima French toast and sausage frozen entrees, preferably in Henderson;

And Arthur Andre: Moxie soda.

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