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re: Why are chain grocery stores not frowned upon like restaurants?

Posted on 9/24/14 at 4:00 pm to
Posted by Tigertown in ATL
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Posted on 9/24/14 at 4:00 pm to
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I've just succumbed to my multi-store grocery trips.


Interesting. I can't imagine not finding everything I want/need at my local Kroger.

In response to others:

WF is that it is very expensive and you can't get "normal" things that most people want like the things I mentioned above.

I also find that local independents are dingy and/or dirty and not well maintained.
Posted by LouisianaLady
Member since Mar 2009
81324 posts
Posted on 9/24/14 at 4:32 pm to
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Interesting. I can't imagine not finding everything I want/need at my local Kroger.


If I'm doing a charcuterie night, which I love to do for date nights, the meats and cheeses aren't plentiful at a regular store like they are at WF.

Best meat department around here is Fresh Market. But Fresh Market is OUTRAGEOUS on produce and they don't even carry shallots.. and don't carry packaged stuff I need.. so off to produce stand I go.

Then I need random packaged/aisle items. Doesn't exist at Fresh Market, doesn't exist at produce stand.. off to Matherne's/Albertsons/WD.

This is not counting that I buy beer every other day or so, so as to always have what I want to drink in my fridge.

It all depends on the type of items you buy on a regular basis.
My mother only goes to Winn Dixie, and she finds what she needs.

This is why I can't shop according to price when it comes to normal stores. I would be in every store in the city if I cared about $1-$2 differences on everything.
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