Ok, here's a question I've been meaning to ask for a while. (My apologies if it's been asked and answered in previous comments.) How do you decide where to buy your groceries? Is it a big traditional supermarket, a Whole Foods, a locally-owned place?
I shop at two large grocery stores. One is a Wal-Mart and the other is a Krogers store. The Krogers is a tiny bit more upscale than the Wal-Mart but neither are like a specialty place such as Whole Foods, or Trader Joes or whatever. The funny thing is, I don't actually buy that much produce. I buy apples and bagged salad every week. I just like the look of produce. It's the only food in the store that's not caged inside of plastic so you can actually see it.
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Delicious produce as usual.
Ok, here's a question I've been meaning to ask for a while. (My apologies if it's been asked and answered in previous comments.) How do you decide where to buy your groceries? Is it a big traditional supermarket, a Whole Foods, a locally-owned place?
I shop at two large grocery stores. One is a Wal-Mart and the other is a Krogers store. The Krogers is a tiny bit more upscale than the Wal-Mart but neither are like a specialty place such as Whole Foods, or Trader Joes or whatever. The funny thing is, I don't actually buy that much produce. I buy apples and bagged salad every week. I just like the look of produce. It's the only food in the store that's not caged inside of plastic so you can actually see it.
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