All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
email, . Also note the city you are
living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
compare around the country.

Tom K

Tom wrote:
>
> All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
> three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
> email, . Also note the city you are
> living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
> compare around the country.
>
> Tom K

Sounds like someone doesn't want to do their own homework! Just look up
grocery stores for the areas of wherever you want. Most grocery stores
have their weekly circulars online, including the prices. GIYF.

Sky

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"Tom" > wrote in message
oups.com...
> All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
> three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
> email, . Also note the city you are
> living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
> compare around the country.
>
> Tom K


What difference does it make anyway? It's not like somebody is going to
drive to another region of the country to save a buck on Rainer cherries.
Although at 7 bucks a pound they're getting kinda high.


Ms P

Ms P wrote:

> "Tom" > wrote in message
>
> oups.com...
>
> > All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
> > three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
> > email, . Also note the city you are
> > living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
> > compare around the country.
>
> > Tom K
>
> What difference does it make anyway? It's not like somebody is going to
> drive to another region of the country to save a buck on Rainer cherries.
> Although at 7 bucks a pound they're getting kinda high.
>
> Ms P


A better bet is this wholesale produce price site, lists wholesale
prices all around the country (for imports, too). So when cherries or
onions or whatever seem very high (or cheap) you can see if it's a
market trend or if you are simply being gouged:


http://www.produceforsale.com/producemarkets.htm


--
Best
Greg

"Gregory Morrow" > wrote in message
ups.com...
> Ms P wrote:
>
>> "Tom" > wrote in message
>>
>> oups.com...
>>
>> > All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
>> > three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
>> > email, . Also note the city you are
>> > living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
>> > compare around the country.
>>
>> > Tom K
>>
>> What difference does it make anyway? It's not like somebody is going to
>> drive to another region of the country to save a buck on Rainer cherries.
>> Although at 7 bucks a pound they're getting kinda high.
>>
>> Ms P
>
>
> A better bet is this wholesale produce price site, lists wholesale
> prices all around the country (for imports, too). So when cherries or
> onions or whatever seem very high (or cheap) you can see if it's a
> market trend or if you are simply being gouged:
>
>
> http://www.produceforsale.com/producemarkets.htm
>
>
> --
> Best
> Greg
I smell a rat. People like that aren't interested in produce as much as
finding out where we all live.

Abe > wrote in news:jjo6c3tmut94r2a229lqkcatped4kgs4ff@
4ax.com:


> GIYF ?


Google Is Your Friend

K

"Chaviva" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Gregory Morrow" > wrote in message
> ups.com...
>> Ms P wrote:
>>
>>> "Tom" > wrote in message
>>>
>>> oups.com...
>>>
>>> > All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
>>> > three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
>>> > email, . Also note the city you are
>>> > living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
>>> > compare around the country.
>>>
>>> > Tom K
>>>
>>> What difference does it make anyway? It's not like somebody is going to
>>> drive to another region of the country to save a buck on Rainer
>>> cherries.
>>> Although at 7 bucks a pound they're getting kinda high.
>>>
>>> Ms P
>>
>>
>> A better bet is this wholesale produce price site, lists wholesale
>> prices all around the country (for imports, too). So when cherries or
>> onions or whatever seem very high (or cheap) you can see if it's a
>> market trend or if you are simply being gouged:
>>
>>
>> http://www.produceforsale.com/producemarkets.htm
>>
>>
>> --
>> Best
>> Greg
> I smell a rat. People like that aren't interested in produce as much as
> finding out where we all live.
>
>

I smell someone who's mother didn't teach him any manners. Or he just
didn't listen. If you're going to ask favors, at say please and thank you.
Even if you are harvesting e-mail addresses.

On Aug 15, 8:45 pm, Steve Wertz > wrote:
> On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 19:20:18 -0000, Tom wrote:
> > All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
> > three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
> > email, . Also note the city you are
> > living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
> > compare around the country.
>
> Beef Brisket. $.99/lb at Fiesta Mart in Austin.

That's produce. It was produced by a cow. Mmmm, cow.
>
> -sw

--Bryan

"Ms P" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Tom" > wrote in message
> oups.com...
>> All I want you to do, every week if possible, is send the top two or
>> three featured produce items in your grocer's food section ad to this
>> email, . Also note the city you are
>> living in. I would like ot get an idea how prices for produce on ad
>> compare around the country.
>>
>> Tom K
>
>
> What difference does it make anyway? It's not like somebody is going to
> drive to another region of the country to save a buck on Rainer cherries.
> Although at 7 bucks a pound they're getting kinda high.
>
>
> Ms P

In a local grocery store yesterday, tomatoes were $3.49 a #. I guess
they're just there for display.
I'll buy a nice can of San Marzanos instead.
Dee Dee

Steve Wertz wrote:


> Beef Brisket. $.99/lb at Fiesta Mart in Austin.

You *******.



Brian

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won't shut up.
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Default User wrote:
> Steve Wertz wrote:
>
>
>> Beef Brisket. $.99/lb at Fiesta Mart in Austin.
>
> You *******.
>
> Brian

In Texas and Louisiana, many of the stores will have brisket on sale
during holidays, such as Labor Day, Memorial Day, St. Patrick's Day. It
will be $ .99 per pound, untrimmed. Trimmed brisket is a little more,
between $1.29 - 1.69 per pound.

Becca

Becca wrote:

> Default User wrote:
> > Steve Wertz wrote:
> >
> >
> > > Beef Brisket. $.99/lb at Fiesta Mart in Austin.
> >
> > You *******.

> In Texas and Louisiana, many of the stores will have brisket on sale
> during holidays

So I've heard.




Brian

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