In article <7Fv2g.173718$bm6.81284@fed1read04>,
"Nexis" > wrote:

> Why is it whenever I find something I like, it disappears from store shelves?
> Take for example:
> I finally found a breakfast sausage that tastes like the sausage of my youth. I don't
> eat it often, for health reasons, but when I do, I want it to taste good. I like
> Johnsonville original recipe sausage links. Tasty, easy to make. But then they had to
> go and come out with maple syrup (ewww) and brown sugar (double eww) versions, and
> the stores around my house only seem to ever have those two in stock now. Grr! First,
> the sausage is bad enough for me, I don't need to add sugar (which, being
> diabetic, I don't need to add in most any case).
>
> Ok, done venting now. You may now join your regularly scheduled programming,
> already in progress....
>
> kimberly...who obviously gets cranky when sick :P

Why don't you ask the manager of the grocery stores where you shop if
they can stock it. I just saw Johnsonville's original recipe sausage on
the shelves of a supermarket near me yesterday, so I know they're still
available. Perhaps your supermarket was just sold out of that variety.

"Stan Horwitz" > wrote in message
...
> In article <7Fv2g.173718$bm6.81284@fed1read04>,
> "Nexis" > wrote:
>
>> Why is it whenever I find something I like, it disappears from store shelves?
>> Take for example:
>> I finally found a breakfast sausage that tastes like the sausage of my youth. I
>> don't
>> eat it often, for health reasons, but when I do, I want it to taste good. I like
>> Johnsonville original recipe sausage links. Tasty, easy to make. But then they had
>> to
>> go and come out with maple syrup (ewww) and brown sugar (double eww) versions, and
>> the stores around my house only seem to ever have those two in stock now. Grr!
>> First,
>> the sausage is bad enough for me, I don't need to add sugar (which, being
>> diabetic, I don't need to add in most any case).
>>
>> Ok, done venting now. You may now join your regularly scheduled programming,
>> already in progress....
>>
>> kimberly...who obviously gets cranky when sick :P
>
> Why don't you ask the manager of the grocery stores where you shop if
> they can stock it. I just saw Johnsonville's original recipe sausage on
> the shelves of a supermarket near me yesterday, so I know they're still
> available. Perhaps your supermarket was just sold out of that variety.

I have done just that. It wasn't just one store, or I would just have gotten it
somewhere else. It was like that maple syrup version came out and all 3 of the
grocery stores near my dumped the original in favor of it.
My post wasn't just about the sausage though, that was an example. It just seems like
every time I find something I really like, it's suddenly gone when I go to buy it
again :/

kimberly