The change was so gradual that I didn't even notice while it was
happening, but I don't see fresh produce that I used to see. For
instance, there's no curly endive, escarole, or frizee where I shop
anymore. They have been replaced by Asian greens such as bok choy and
gai lan. It's a reflection of the community they serve.

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sf

On 3/30/2016 1:12 PM, sf wrote:
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> The change was so gradual that I didn't even notice while it was
> happening, but I don't see fresh produce that I used to see. For
> instance, there's no curly endive, escarole, or frizee where I shop
> anymore. They have been replaced by Asian greens such as bok choy and
> gai lan. It's a reflection of the community they serve.
>

Beware the Durian...

sf wrote in rec.food.cooking:

>
> The change was so gradual that I didn't even notice while it was
> happening, but I don't see fresh produce that I used to see. For
> instance, there's no curly endive, escarole, or frizee where I shop
> anymore. They have been replaced by Asian greens such as bok choy and
> gai lan. It's a reflection of the community they serve.

The big thing here is the produce section is the same size but the
types are reduced to make room for organics at a large price addition.
To make room, they have reduced the variety on offer.

Carol

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