Jennifer Esposito, Caryn Crotty and Pamela Moore said chocolate Twizzlers -- "along with many, many other flavors," Esposito added -- can be found at Sunflower Farmers Market, which is at 3365 E. Tropicana Ave. and 4020 S. Rainbow Blvd.

Carol Sullivan faxed that they can be found at Walgreens at 5082 E. Lake Mead Blvd. Theresa Renner saw them at Albertsons at 575 College Drive in Henderson. Dave Drucker said he found them at Wal-Mart, and Michael Chalfin said they can be found at CVS Pharmacy. ...

And Bonnie Brown e-mailed that Alice Peters can find red licorice strings at Sunflower. ...

For Sandra Crawford, who's looking for Morrison's Country Gravy Mix, Gail Bruno e-mailed that it's available in the bulk-foods section of Wal-Mart Supercenters. ...

And for Michael Offord, who's looking for Lawry's Garlic Spread: Alas, it has been discontinued, as readers Bill Neely and Shirley Kouffman noted. ...

Reader requests: Best is looking for KC Masterpiece Barbecue Sauce Low-Calorie Classic Blend. ...

Moore is looking for English toffee or Heath bar baking bits. ...

Helen Glassman is looking for low-sodium bouillon cubes. ...

Robert Sega is looking for whole-grain barley, as opposed to pearled. ...

Linda Cecchino is looking for Rich's Fat-Free Sugar-Free Whipped Topping. ...

Alma Hall is looking for Nestea 100 Percent Leaf Tea Orange Pekoe and Cut Black Tea. ...

Joe Durcan is looking for a walnut-crusted chicken salad, such as the one that was served at the now-closed Sazio at The Orleans. ...

Jan Edwards is looking for marshmallow extract. ...

Jan George is looking for fresh duck eggs. ...

Mary C. Smith is looking for raw, sweet garlic cloves, which she used to get at Sunflower Market in bulk. ...

Jean Miller is looking for black-cherry ice cream, which she used to get at Rite-Aid. ...

Ted Bulson is looking for buckwheat flour. ...

Toni Sherman is looking for teleme cheese. ...

Allan B. Kittel is looking for smoked cod fillets. ...

Christine Gillette is looking for capers in quantity -- as opposed to in small jars -- "at a decent price." ...

And Jim Alpert is looking for something similar to the black bread that was served at the Vineyard restaurant at the Boulevard Mall in the late '70s, which he said was "soooo much better than any pumpernickel found in the valley today."

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