Re: Grocery Stores and Farmer Markets
Posted: Wed August 15, 2018 6:39 pm
corn and tomatoes on the list for tomorrows farmer market
I love Aldi. One just opened near me, it's been greatMonkey_Driven wrote:We buy probably 80 percent of our food from Aldi.
Yeah. He has cheap produce.tragabigzanda wrote:i'm picturing an elderly, jovial portuguese immigrant. i think he was in the HAM radio club with my Grampie. That him?Monkey_Driven wrote:We buy probably 80 percent of our food from Aldi.
Their guac is legit.E.H. Ruddock wrote:I love Aldi. One just opened near me, it's been greatMonkey_Driven wrote:We buy probably 80 percent of our food from Aldi.
Coincidentally, what is opening up around here is the Wal Mart marketplace. Just a Wal Mart grocery store.washing machine wrote:No less than three of my Facebook friends have posted paragraphs about their experience at the new Whole Foods 365 that just opened. I'm not convinced it's a cool place. Sounds like a Trader Joe's -- light on meat and produce and heavy on store brand packaged stuff.
I've been to one of those in Texarkana.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Coincidentally, what is opening up around here is the Wal Mart marketplace. Just a Wal Mart grocery store.washing machine wrote:No less than three of my Facebook friends have posted paragraphs about their experience at the new Whole Foods 365 that just opened. I'm not convinced it's a cool place. Sounds like a Trader Joe's -- light on meat and produce and heavy on store brand packaged stuff.
20,000 miles to an oasiswashing machine wrote:I've been to one of those in Texarkana.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Coincidentally, what is opening up around here is the Wal Mart marketplace. Just a Wal Mart grocery store.washing machine wrote:No less than three of my Facebook friends have posted paragraphs about their experience at the new Whole Foods 365 that just opened. I'm not convinced it's a cool place. Sounds like a Trader Joe's -- light on meat and produce and heavy on store brand packaged stuff.
20,000 years i will burncutuphalfdead wrote:20,000 miles to an oasiswashing machine wrote:I've been to one of those in Texarkana.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Coincidentally, what is opening up around here is the Wal Mart marketplace. Just a Wal Mart grocery store.washing machine wrote:No less than three of my Facebook friends have posted paragraphs about their experience at the new Whole Foods 365 that just opened. I'm not convinced it's a cool place. Sounds like a Trader Joe's -- light on meat and produce and heavy on store brand packaged stuff.
20,000 chances i've wasteddoug rr wrote:20,000 years i will burncutuphalfdead wrote:20,000 miles to an oasiswashing machine wrote:I've been to one of those in Texarkana.E.H. Ruddock wrote:Coincidentally, what is opening up around here is the Wal Mart marketplace. Just a Wal Mart grocery store.washing machine wrote:No less than three of my Facebook friends have posted paragraphs about their experience at the new Whole Foods 365 that just opened. I'm not convinced it's a cool place. Sounds like a Trader Joe's -- light on meat and produce and heavy on store brand packaged stuff.
no no shoes, no shirt, no service policywashing machine wrote:What do you enjoy about it?