On Apr 4, 9:29*am, (Fred/Libby Barclay) wrote:
> I received my Consumer Reports magazine yesterday, and it's all about
> grocery shopping and how to save.
>
> They surveyed 32,599 people and the rankings are based on service,
> perishables (quality of meat and produce), price and cleanliness.
>
> They have 59 stores listed, with the highest overall score being 87 out
> of 100, and the lowest being 64.
>
> The top ten~
>
> 1. Wegmans
> 2. Trader Joe's
> 3. Publix
> 4. Raley's
> 5. Harris-Teeter
> 6. Fareway
> 7. Costco
> 8. Whole Foods
> 9. Market Basket
>
> The bottom ten~
>
> 49. Pick 'n Save
> 50. Dominick's
> 51. Tops Markets
> 52. Pathmark
> 53. Food Lion
> 54. Giant
> 55. Winn-Dixie
> 56. Walmart Supercenter
> 57. Shaw's
> 58. A&P
> 59. Waldbaum's
>
> I thought it was interesting how low Walmart scored. *People must shop
> there even though they hate it!
>
> Libby

I would LOVE to have a Wegmans, a Trader Joes, a Whole Paycheck,
whoops, I meant Whole Foods, and Costco.
It galls me that we're in the capitol of Delaware and have none of
these. I wouldn't even mind if we only had to go 30 miles for them,
but they're all at least 50 miles away.
We have many of the lowest on the totem pole. It's a shame!!