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  1. Countryside Produce - 915 E 200 S

    915 E 200 S, LaGrange IN 46761

    4.8 Superb 17 reviews

    “These are The best noodles I have ever had, even better than my own homemade noodles. I wish I lived close enough to stock up, but I bought them in an Amish store when visiting relatives in Ohio. If they ever offer mail ordering, I will be a regular buyer.”

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  2. Miller's - 420 Detroit St

    420 Detroit St, LaGrange IN 46761

    4.1 Good 94 reviews

    “Great sales, mark down carts, things that are expiring or discontinued. Helps save money. They have cashiers working, and watch to make sure there is enough for the lines.”

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  3. Dollar General - 4200 S 1175 E

    4200 S 1175 E, LaGrange IN 46761

    3.1 Average 49 reviews

    “DG is a great place to pick up items when you don't want to go to a grocery store or Wel Mart. They have a good selection of frozen products, caned food, bread etc. They also have a limited selection of beer and wine. The store is always clean and the employees friendly”

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  5. Dollar General - 819 Detroit St

    819 Detroit St, LaGrange IN 46761

    3.2 Average 80 reviews

    “The site will be under new management, and this is me. Give me a Lil bit of time and I'll make this a great store. I love to make it a better shopping experience for my community!!!”

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