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To: miss marmelstein

I always like your opinions - why does Wegman’s “stink?”

In our area of upstate NY, we have a bunch of discount chains, which is fine for stuff like non-branded Ketchup or super-cheap, thin toilet paper (I swear its from China) and then Wegmans, who has a much better selection of products.


27 posted on 03/28/2017 2:58:38 PM PDT by PGR88
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To: PGR88

How about Price Chopper/Market 32? I heard from my brother that Wegmans might be expanding into Connecticut. They just opened a store in the Boston area...


48 posted on 03/28/2017 3:32:43 PM PDT by Deplorable American1776 (Proud to be a DeplorableAmerican with a Deplorable Family...even the dog is DEPLORABLE :-))
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To: PGR88
My Wegman’s stinks. It went from being a great store with a tremendous fresh produce department to being the usual stuff. They got rid of their amazing hot pepper selection and wonderful fresh greens for the usual hydroponic stuff . Also, years ago, it got rid of local and international products in favor of its own brand. I don't need Wegman pasta or peanut butter when I'm looking for DeCecco or Skippy. I always have to go to another store to make up for what Wegman’s forgets - which seems to be everything. Then they got rid of Kosher chicken which is superior to even organic chicken! I can't even get Poland Springs Water there these days! I use it primarily for bread and Parmesan cheese when I can't get to my brilliant little grocery store in Little Silver called Sickles. They also did away with the fresh pizzas, fresh coffees, etc. and the nice places to sit and consume it all. Sad.
58 posted on 03/28/2017 4:14:43 PM PDT by miss marmelstein
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