Which Grocery Store Do You Shop At?
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local chain named price chopper.
they do gas points for each 100 dollars you spend (it used to be 50)
if you spend 100 dollars you gt 10 cents off each gallon of gas for a fillup of 20 gallons.0 -
When I need to fill my refrigerator and pantry, Wegman's. It's where beautiful people go to shop.
Whole Foods and Trader Joe's if I want to grab something within biking distance.
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Kroger
Wal-Mart (rarely)
H-E-B (which is a Texas chain store)
Kroger is my primary grocery store, then HEB. Don't like Wal-Mart but it's open 24/7 and that works for me.0 -
walmart in the US, waitrose in the UK.0
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Asian markets (cheap produce!)
Save-a-lot
Local chain: Price Chopper
And sometimes Wal-Mart.0 -
Price chopper, Wegmans, Kroger, Save-a-lot, HEB...All pretty large chains...Interesting. Haha.
No Giant/Martins/Stop&Shop/Genardi's people?0 -
Kroger has the best produce in my opinion
and then Meijer (Ohio chain)0 -
Cub foods0
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Trader joes but it's a long drive so I load up on their frozen veg and vegan items. Oh and raw nuts
Everything else I buy at HyVee
You mentioned stop and shop. When I lived in Connecticut - it was my favorite place to shop.0 -
Whole Foods/Publix/Target/Kroger
When i lived in Louisiana, I shopped at Whole Foods and the local groceries like Rouses and Roberts.
I do NOT give my money to Walmart. No matter what.0 -
Safeway, cause its closest.
But we like to go to Wegmans for the selection and Trader Joes for the lower prices.0 -
Co-op, Extra foods,Sobeys. In that order. If I need something "super healthy" I go to Nutters.0
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I get my produce from either Trader Joe's or Whole Foods (both within walking distance of my house). I buy the other items I need at Walmart because they are so cheap (but their produce sucks!)0
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I just can't get over the fact that you ended that sentence with a preposition.
No soup for you.0 -
costco0
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Asda and my local Farm shop, sometimes Tesco0
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Kroger
Meijer
Jungle Jim's International Food Market -- Its a pretty awesome place, look it up.0 -
Depends on what I need.
Regular staples at Trader Joe's, Safeway, or Fred Meyer. They are close by ( 5-10 mins with traffic) and Safeway delivers if needed.
Meat/Seafood/Veggies at Central Market, and bulk supplies (meat, toilet paper etc) at Costco, Costco is 5 mins from me, and CM is about 10 minutes so everything is relatively close.
I love love love the variety of veg and meats at Cental Market tho, the quality and selection are to die for. Best seafood outside of going to Pike Place to get fresh fish imho. Slightly pricy, but to me its worth it for the taste difference.0 -
Fred Meyer (since I work there), Grocery Outlet (outlet store) and Cash & Carry (I can buy bulk here - they supply restaurants and such here) occasionally.0
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I just can't get over the fact that you ended that sentence with a preposition.
No soup for you.
hahaha:laugh:0
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