Posted on 05/15/2011 5:13:18 PM PDT by Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!
The meats were like a bad joke gone bad. $7-10 for a small package of chicken breasts. I got enough food for a week and it was $107. The cashier lady told me some woman (when she noticed) milk at $4 a gallon asked if there was s milk shortage. Are people this stupid?
I am truly afraid for this country in so many ways and as the cashier lady said she told the ditz lady it will get far worse before it gets better. And the cashier was in her 20's and she figured this out- so there is some hope this age group knows to vote out Impeach Obama NOW!
Yes, Smart and Final.
I know which products to buy where, and I hit those stores as my travels take me by them.
How I despise this affirmative action Pres__ent my fellow Americans elected, who apparently has one supporter here: humpingwaterpistol!
I can go to the new Smart & Final in Irvine. NOT far...
How about Target? Have you tried there, too?
LOL but I agree. I am LOLing while I cry though.
Nomally I would have driven the extra miles to the veggie/fruit outlet but with gas at 3.72 (the cheapest I can find) I avoid unnecessary trips when possible.
What is going on inside of you, why are you attacking me so viciously for no reason, what have I said on this thread that set you off an this anti ansel12 rage?
I don’t have one near me. But my sis does. She loves it, had her MIL go too, DIL too.
She called me up while she was in the store alone, so she could quote me prices, descriptions, sizes etc without being interrupted.
I spent over $80. It was sooo much cheaper than I could buy the same items, here. Most of it was dry goods, not dented cans. Hamburger helper, noodles, that kind of stuff.
Shampoo and things like that too.
She had to have help getting all the stuff in her vehicle!
Huge boxes crammed full.
She lives in another state, I will be visiting in June. Can’t wait to actually see all of it. And visit the store myself when I go there next month. She says it’s run by Amish or someone...very, very mannerly and helpful. Very low overhead, lighting etc...
I will never teach anyone the Obama song no matter what ever never.
I don’t have one near me. But my sis does. She loves it, had her MIL go too, DIL too.
She called me up while she was in the store alone, so she could quote me prices, descriptions, sizes etc without being interrupted.
I spent over $80. It was sooo much cheaper than I could buy the same items, here. Most of it was dry goods, not dented cans. Hamburger helper, noodles, that kind of stuff.
Shampoo and things like that too.
She had to have help getting all the stuff in her vehicle!
Huge boxes crammed full.
She lives in another state, I will be visiting in June. Can’t wait to actually see all of it. And visit the store myself when I go there next month. She says it’s run by Amish or someone...very, very mannerly and helpful. Very low overhead, lighting etc...
I have been freezing peppers for years but never tried to freezeonions.
Because it seems disingenuous of you to spout a milk price that you know good and well is misleading. I am sorry, either you are a liar or you are knowingly making statements that are misleading.
LOL you don’t freak when you hear the total after all the beeps?
You must be a baller. LOL
You can look at the food and gasoline prices but don't forget that plastics and cosmetics are oil based and thus are contributing to the rising consumer costs............
Wait till nov. dec....
She scanned her grocery receipt for Gods sakes. LOL.
That’s a good price. I started stockpiling ground coffee to mix with my beans a few months ago. Panic set in when I envisioned being housebound without coffee because I can’t afford gas. I have hit my personal wall with hope and change.
Yep.
I actually cut mine up, freeze on a large round tray I have, then vacuum seal them in gallon bags. That way, they don’t freeze as one big lump, like they can if you just toss in a bag and freeze.
Pull out as many as I need, simply reseal(re vacuum) put back in freezer.
I also dehydrate for long term storage. Didn’t catch me paying $3.79 for one pepper, although this winter they did cost that much here too.
Well, I suppose if I were hunt around where I live(NJ, “The Garden State’’) I might meat cheaper. Doubt it though. Jersey isn’t exactly ‘’cattle country’’.
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