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October 2020 TABLE of CONTENTS October 2020 TABLE OF CONTENTS PRODUCTS .............................................................................................................. 36 Beverages ............................................................................................................... 37 Coffee ................................................................................................................................................... 37 Creamers ............................................................................................................................................... 39 Drink Mix ............................................................................................................................................... 40 Drinks ................................................................................................................................................... 47 Tea ....................................................................................................................................................... 48 Food ........................................................................................................................ 49 Candy .................................................................................................................................................... 49 Cereal Bars ............................................................................................................................................ 60 Cereals .................................................................................................................................................. 62 Chips ..................................................................................................................................................... 66 Condiments ............................................................................................................................................ 73 Cookies ................................................................................................................................................. 85 Crackers ................................................................................................................................................ 90 Gum ...................................................................................................................................................... 93 Meals .................................................................................................................................................... 95 Meats .................................................................................................................................................... 98 Misc .................................................................................................................................................... 104 Nuts .................................................................................................................................................... 108 Pasta ................................................................................................................................................... 110 Popcorn ............................................................................................................................................... 111 Poptarts ............................................................................................................................................... 113 Pretzels ............................................................................................................................................... 116 Rice..................................................................................................................................................... 117 Snack Cakes......................................................................................................................................... 119 Snack Mix ............................................................................................................................................ 129 Soups .................................................................................................................................................. 130 Sweeteners .......................................................................................................................................... 135 Hygiene ................................................................................................................. 136 Comb / Brush ....................................................................................................................................... 136 Conditioner .......................................................................................................................................... 138 Denture Care ....................................................................................................................................... 141 IPI CENTRAL CANTEEN CATALOG 1 Deodorant ............................................................................................................................................ 142 Feminine Hygiene ................................................................................................................................. 144 Hair - Misc ............................................................................................................................................ 145 Hair Care .............................................................................................................................................. 147 Hair Curl .............................................................................................................................................. 148 Hair Dressing ........................................................................................................................................ 149 Hair Food ............................................................................................................................................. 150 Hair Gel ................................................................................................................................................ 151 Hair Moisturizer .................................................................................................................................... 151 Hair Texturizer ...................................................................................................................................... 152 Misc ..................................................................................................................................................... 153 Mouthwash ........................................................................................................................................... 155 Shampoo .............................................................................................................................................. 156 Shaving ................................................................................................................................................ 158 Soap .................................................................................................................................................... 161 Toothbrush ........................................................................................................................................... 165 Toothpaste ........................................................................................................................................... 166 Health ................................................................................................................... 168 Allergy / Cold ........................................................................................................................................ 168 Anti-Fungal ........................................................................................................................................... 170 Digestion .............................................................................................................................................. 171 Eye Care .............................................................................................................................................. 173 First Aid ............................................................................................................................................... 174 Foot Care ............................................................................................................................................. 176 Lotion .................................................................................................................................................. 178 Pain Relief ............................................................................................................................................ 181 Skin Care ............................................................................................................................................. 184 Supplements ........................................................................................................................................ 187 Electronics ............................................................................................................ 190 Adapters .............................................................................................................................................
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