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On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 20:00:14 -0500, Ed Pawlowski wrote:
One nice thing where we are is a supermarket is one mile away. Fortunately, it is a good one, Publix. Prices are OK on most things, a little high on some. They do have a lot of BOGO items though. Produce, meats, bakery are good quality. Their price on Haagen Daz is $5.20. While that is the highest I've seen they had a BOGO for a week so I stocked up. But do they have your Cabot cheese? I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw |
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On 2/3/2019 9:23 PM, Sqwertz wrote:
On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 20:00:14 -0500, Ed Pawlowski wrote: One nice thing where we are is a supermarket is one mile away. Fortunately, it is a good one, Publix. Prices are OK on most things, a little high on some. They do have a lot of BOGO items though. Produce, meats, bakery are good quality. Their price on Haagen Daz is $5.20. While that is the highest I've seen they had a BOGO for a week so I stocked up. But do they have your Cabot cheese? I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw They do. Not sure of the price but certainly more than Costco. They also have an imported cheddar that is excellent too, store brand, in the fancy cheese case, not the regular dairy case. It was 10.99/lb. Nice treat, not for larger uses. |
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Sqwertz wrote:
I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. That's large. My regular grocery stores only sells 8oz blocks. I buy them when they go on sale for $2.50 each so that's a dollar more per pound. |
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On Sun, 3 Feb 2019 20:23:58 -0600, Sqwertz
wrote: On Fri, 25 Jan 2019 20:00:14 -0500, Ed Pawlowski wrote: One nice thing where we are is a supermarket is one mile away. Fortunately, it is a good one, Publix. Prices are OK on most things, a little high on some. They do have a lot of BOGO items though. Produce, meats, bakery are good quality. Their price on Haagen Daz is $5.20. While that is the highest I've seen they had a BOGO for a week so I stocked up. But do they have your Cabot cheese? I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, got an assortment of three, even I who is not particularly fond of cheddar already polished one off by dicing the last third into last night's 18 egg fritatta. |
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Gary wrote:
wrote: Sqwertz wrote: I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, $1.88/lb for Cabot's Seriously Sharp cheese? Bullshit! Yoose calling Popeye a liar? Be careful, he's the strongest man in the world. |
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On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 10:57:15 -0500, Gary wrote:
wrote: Sqwertz wrote: I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, $1.88/lb for Cabot's Seriously Sharp cheese? Bullshit! Do I need to scan the receipt? Gary, you are the dumbest of dumb shmucks at RFC. |
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On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 10:57:15 -0500, Gary wrote:
wrote: Sqwertz wrote: I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. -sw One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, $1.88/lb for Cabot's Seriously Sharp cheese? Bullshit! That makes it unanimous. -sw |
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On Sat, 9 Feb 2019 23:23:24 -0600, Sqwertz
wrote: On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 10:45:44 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 3 Feb 2019 20:23:58 -0600, Sqwertz wrote: I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, Yeah, I don't believe that one bit. Not even 1/128th of a bit. -sw What's not to believe... not much difference in price... you're arguing pennies... ~12¢. Do I need to scan/photograph the reciept... you're not worth the effort. There is most definitely something wrong with you. And I still have two of those 1 pounders in the fridge unopened. For some odd reason Tops usually has sale items priced with 8s... last week 28 oz cans of Redpack tomatoes were a $1 per can but if you bought 8 each cost 88¢. Yesterday, last day of the sale, I bought 8. About a week ago my wife went to BJs with my list, I wrote 1 case of crushed tomatoes. unbeknownst to me she bought whole tomatoes in puree, and I only found out yesterday morning when I went down into the basement and spotted the case of tomatoes she had put on the shelf. I asked her why she got whole, she said they had no crushed. She doesn't cook so doesn't realize the difference, to her they are all tomatoes. I can't count how many times I asked her not to substitute, I'd rather she just not buy the item, I'll pick it up at Tops... I got a better buy on crushed at Tops anyway. Tops has good sales but unless on sale everything at tops is pricy. On the same list I wrote "Dark brown sugar", she said they had none so she came home with a 2 lb bag of light brown... that much may last many years, I rarely use light brown, maybe never. And I already had more than a case of whole tomatoes in puree, luckily these are only 12 can cases. Fortunately I like stewed tomatoes, occasionally I'll eat a can of whole tomatoes right from the can. Canned whole tomatoes are better tasting than typical stupidmarket fresh tomatoes. I learned a long time ago not to argue about such trivial things, eventually those surplus items will get used. I don't always get to see what she bought until later because our system evolved into that I tend to all the perishables right away while she takes care of the non perishables but only if she feels like it. Actually I'd rather take care of those too so I'll know where to find things and when I see to the cases and multi-pacs I discard all those wrappings too. I'd rather stack the cans... sometimes I'll find a carton with one can in it, sometimes there are empty cartons on shelves and in the kitchen cupboards. If she did kitchen work the kitchen would look like how she keeps all her toiletries, looks like an overfilled junk yard. |
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On Sat, 9 Feb 2019 23:23:24 -0600, Sqwertz wrote: On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 10:45:44 -0500, wrote: On Sun, 3 Feb 2019 20:23:58 -0600, Sqwertz wrote: I saw Cabot Seriously Sharp at Costco again today. 2lbs bricks for $3.99/lb. One pounders were on sale last week at Tops for $1.88, Yeah, I don't believe that one bit. Not even 1/128th of a bit. -sw What's not to believe... not much difference in price... you're arguing pennies... ~12¢. Do I need to scan/photograph the reciept... If yoose don't ... yoose a liar and a faggot! Yoose know the rules Popeye ... yoose made them rules yooself. |
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