I like the bananas from crest the best but have not checked out Aldi. Crest carries Dole brand and they are not as bruised or over ripe as at Walmart or Sams.
I like the bananas from crest the best but have not checked out Aldi. Crest carries Dole brand and they are not as bruised or over ripe as at Walmart or Sams.
You guys make me so jealous with your selection of food stores!!! We have three grocery stores and Wal-Mart to choose from. Problem is 2 of the 3 are owned by the same family and they have a large say in the 3rd store. All 3 stores are OLD, nasty, buildings in largely disrepair and they won't spend a dime to fix them or build a new store. Their selection is basic at best and NOTHING exotic. The family also has a large influence on the City Council & Chamber of Commerce and won't let competition come in.
It's probably funny to watch my wife and I when we walk into a grocery store in another town, especially a large one. We are like kids in a candy store, our eyes just bug out at all the selections. Things we have only heard of on TV and NEVER seen locally. I have often thought that if fuel wasn't so expensive it would almost be worth just taking a day and driving 60-100 miles just to get groceries. As it is Wal-Mart is just about our only option if we want anything at a reasonable price.
It's probably funny to watch my wife and I when we walk into a grocery store in another town, especially a large one. We are like kids in a candy store, our eyes just bug out at all the selections. Things we have only heard of on TV and NEVER seen locally. I have often thought that if fuel wasn't so expensive it would almost be worth just taking a day and driving 60-100 miles just to get groceries. As it is Wal-Mart is just about our only option if we want anything at a reasonable price.
Aldi's is my first stop for buying bulk pantry goods in the can. Prices are nice and quality is usually top notch.
I haven't used it to dry anything other than herbs because they dry fast in an oven. You can dry food in an oven it just takes a long time.
I bet Crest foods in MWC would blow your mind then.
Dicus?
Well Uptown has some very nice T-bones at $6.88 lb to go with those onions.
That's really high for a T-bone, in my opinion. Locally grown, grass fed, no hormone, no antibiotic beef was $3.85/lb custom butchered when I last filled my freezer.
I hate always having to disarm before entering Sprout's, so I avoid it.
I wouldn't call out any names on a public forum (been in trouble for that before, long story there). But you must be familiar with my AO.
Actually that is really cheap if you have to buy from a grocery. Most of the time here in Edmond locally grown, grass fed, no hormone, no antibiotic beef is $21.95/lb for T-bone. Luckily I only buy them for the wife since I prefer sirloin which runs about 7.95lb for locally grown, grass fed, no hormone, no antibiotic beef.
Since I do not feel the need to carry, I can visit Sprout's.
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