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Where Can I Buy Butcher Paper?

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Date: 12/10/2008 Topics: Consumer Advice > Product Finder | Readers Request > Consumer  
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Does anyone have an idea where I could buy regular butcher paper?

Mary from Newark, California
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By Jimmie (Guest Post)
If you are talking about just regular white paper that you use to cover meats. It is paper on one side and slick on the other. You can get that at Food Lion or Wal-Mart. It is Reynolds Freezer paper. It is with the other wraps and zip-lock bags. I use it mainly to cover the deer meat my husband gets when he hunts, but have also used it for hamburger and chicken.

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By Amy in Maryland (Guest Post)
I have bought several rolls from Office Depot, and Michael's Craft store. We used this for creating Project timelines and Objective Milestones. The rolls were approximatly 36" wide X 290' long.

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By shirleyamh (70) Profile Contact
In school and in church ( children's) we use what we call butcher paper. It comes in huge rolls of all colors. If you want to buy it by the yard or whatever you can probably go to a school supply store like "Lakeshore" or "Learning is fun".'

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By Deeli (1578) Profile Contact
Talk to the butcher at your market. They might sell you some and maybe even give it to you if you're not asking for a lot ;-)

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By cats21dog (Guest Post)
Do you have a Sam's Club where you are? You might try there.

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Souds silly but if you have a local butcher, stop in and ask where they get their paper or if you could buy a roll from them.

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By lovethecritters (1) Contact
Restaurant supply stores that are open to the public carry regular butcher paper in my area (PA), so you could check there.

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