In article >, "Julie Bove" >
wrote:


> >> The price I pay very much does matter. You can quote any price you want.
> >> But if that's not the price I actually pay then it doesn't matter to me.
> >> You say you can get three pounds of apples for 99 cents. Well good for
> >> you. I can't.
> >> I never can. Not here.
> >
> > Then I stand corrected. Costco pre-sliced apples cost at least 9 times more
> > than whole apples. Thank you for informing me of the right perspective
>
> What a load of BS! I have already proved you wrong.

Costco sliced apples 2.83 per pound, 99cent store whole apples 33 cents per
pound. Cost differential: 900%


> > So you have a home laboratory?
>
> I can call or e-mail the manufacturer if I have questions regarding the
> safety of whatever the food is for us to eat.

and you believe them?

Many companies will disclose
> "may contains". For instance the sliced apples and baby carrots sold at
> Target have a "may contain peanuts" statement because the same company makes
> celery with peanut butter.
>
> We're not stupid. We know how to read labels. We know how to contact
> companies if we think we need to. BTW, how do you think I get all those
> coupons?

based on your persona, by complaining