I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!

On 4/6/2015 3:13 PM, wrote:
> I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
>

What was the expiration date?

On Mon, 6 Apr 2015 12:13:24 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

>I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!

I have used the Price First milk since the local Walmart started to
carry it. No problems with any of it so far.
You should have returned it and called the "800 Walmart" line to
complain.
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Mr.E

On Mon, 06 Apr 2015 22:20:55 -0400, Ed Pawlowski > wrote:

> On 4/6/2015 3:13 PM, wrote:
> > I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
> >
>
> What was the expiration date?

It probably wasn't kept under proper refrigeration somewhere in the
distribution process.

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sf

On Mon, 6 Apr 2015 12:13:24 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

>I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda
funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but
then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it
out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!

------

I buy no perishable food from Walmart whatsoever.
I might buy canned food, or a box of crackers/cookies, but that's it. I
do my best to avoid doing business with Walmart as much as possible.

They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....

On 4/7/2015 7:07 PM, wrote:

> I buy no perishable food from Walmart whatsoever.
> I might buy canned food, or a box of crackers/cookies, but that's it. I
> do my best to avoid doing business with Walmart as much as possible.
>
> They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
> to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
> about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....
>
>

Anti-Semitic remarks aside, they seem to do as good as any other stores
managing perishables here. The two I frequent on occasion are very
clean and frozen and refrigerated foods properly displayed.

I don't care for some of the brands they carry, but the others are as
good as any other store.

Ages ago when I was in high school I worked at a Jewish owned grocery
store. Fine people that helped the community.

"Ed Pawlowski" > wrote in message
...
> On 4/7/2015 7:07 PM, wrote:
>
>> I buy no perishable food from Walmart whatsoever.
>> I might buy canned food, or a box of crackers/cookies, but that's it. I
>> do my best to avoid doing business with Walmart as much as possible.
>>
>> They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
>> to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
>> about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....
>>
>>
>
> Anti-Semitic remarks aside, they seem to do as good as any other stores
> managing perishables here. The two I frequent on occasion are very clean
> and frozen and refrigerated foods properly displayed.
>
> I don't care for some of the brands they carry, but the others are as good
> as any other store.
>
> Ages ago when I was in high school I worked at a Jewish owned grocery
> store. Fine people that helped the community.


I bought ice cream from the one in Lynnwood and it was clear from the ice
crystals in it that it had been thawed and refrozen. Now I realize this
could have been a fluke thing but I never bought it there again. The others
are too far away from my house for me to try to buy ice and get it home in
good condition.

I did also notice a box of Croissant breakfast sandwiches at the Everett
Super store that need to be pulled. I had looked at them and they expired
on March 10. I can't remember what date I had looked at them on but it was
past that date.

The next time I went, I reached for the box on the shelf, assuming they had
put out new ones. The soggy box immediately told me they had not. And last
time I was in there, it still was there. I had half a mind to tell the meat
guy who came out of the back but I was in a hurry to get out of there. If
it is still there next time, I will. However, I will say that for the
stores in this area, that is not unusual.

I guess I might be more bothered by this than most because when I worked for
K Mart, I was in charge of the food department for some years. I went
through every aisle at least once a week, front facing, and checking dates
on everything. It was rare for us to have expired food on the shelves
because we watched the stuff like a hawk. Apparently most stores seem not
only not to do that but rotate their stock either.

On Tue, 07 Apr 2015 18:07:20 -0500,
wrote:

>On Mon, 6 Apr 2015 12:13:24 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
>
>>I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda
> funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it, but
>then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I poured it
>out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
>
>------
>
>I buy no perishable food from Walmart whatsoever.
>I might buy canned food, or a box of crackers/cookies, but that's it. I
>do my best to avoid doing business with Walmart as much as possible.
>
>They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
>to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
>about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....
>


Gosh Jim Walton, son of Sam Walton, largest individual shareholder in
the World's Largest Retailer, Wal-Mart Corporation, Tammy the troll
idiot says you have joined the Jewish faith? Did you know that to be
successful in business you have to be a member of the Jewish faith?

I suspect Tammy the Troll has other delusional reasons for making such
idiotic remarks like maybe Wallyworld has run your stupid ass out of
business?

William

On Tue, 07 Apr 2015 18:07:20 -0500,
wrote:

> They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
> to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
> about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....


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sf

On Tue, 07 Apr 2015 18:07:20 -0500,
wrote:

> They should have stayed out of the grocery business. They are too big
> to maintain safe foods in their stores, but as we all know, it's all
> about money! (Like all businesses run by Jews).....

You could at least get your facts straight when you decide to post an
inflammatory remark.

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sf

On 4/6/2015 2:13 PM, wrote:
> I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda
> funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it,
> but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I
> poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
>

I'm grateful that I'm in a position where I can shop by quality, not
price. I wouldn't take food from Walmart or Aldis if it was given to
me. Thankfully, I don't have to.

On Wed, 08 Apr 2015 10:07:29 -0500, Moe DeLoughan >
wrote:

> On 4/6/2015 2:13 PM, wrote:
> > I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda
> > funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it,
> > but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I
> > poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
> >
>
> I'm grateful that I'm in a position where I can shop by quality, not
> price. I wouldn't take food from Walmart or Aldis if it was given to
> me. Thankfully, I don't have to.

Ditto.

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sf

On 4/8/2015 11:07 AM, Moe DeLoughan wrote:
> On 4/6/2015 2:13 PM, wrote:
>> I tried this Price First milk the other day, and it tasted kinda
>> funny the first day but I didn't really think anything about it,
>> but then I took a drink of it in the next day and it was sour!!! I
>> poured it out I'll never buy it again!!! So disgusting!!!!
>>
>
> I'm grateful that I'm in a position where I can shop by quality, not
> price. I wouldn't take food from Walmart or Aldis if it was given to
> me. Thankfully, I don't have to.

I shop by quality too. But a jar of brand name pickles, or bottle of
ketchup is the same from any store. Your choice to spend more fore the
same exact item.

OTOH, I don't buy meats there except for packaged bacon or the like.