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Wheatgerm - Suitable substitute?

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sairejayne | 12:16 Thu 18th Aug 2011 | Food & Drink
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Hi,
I have been unsuccessful in finding any wheatgerm in local supermarkets or online at asda.
Popped into local tesco and got some Maize meal. I appreciate that this is NOT the same, but would ot be ok as a substitute in a dog buscuit recipe?
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Try Morrisons.
I thnk I've seen it there.
Tesco also worth a try.
Good luck.
12:21 Thu 18th Aug 2011
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'think' (doh!)
I'm sure I've seen it in Tesco Blackpool
12:23 Thu 18th Aug 2011
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Lol! Our Tesco is huge, but not very well stocked - only recently it started stocking Risotto rice (Alborio)!

Still, the dog is a piggy, so i'm sure (hope) she will eat them regardless! :-)
12:28 Thu 18th Aug 2011
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It shouldn't harm the dog. But why not visit your nearest Holland and Barrett?...

http://www.hollandand...t_detail.asp?pid=2864
14:25 Thu 18th Aug 2011

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