What's the hardest common item to find in grocery stores ?

Rotel Green Chiles.



Noncommon item that seems to be at most grocery store - Quinoa.

At our local Publix, the quinoa is in the canned fruit section.

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Velveeta

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You use Velveeta? Eww... (j/k) It is hard to find because it's sometimes in the cooler section, sometimes not, and doesn't really fit into any category.

Mine:
--Bread crumbs, which are sometimes next to flour & sometimes next to bread or even seasonings.
--fish fry, next to flour/corn meal or in the "Cajun" section wherever that may be.
--Kool-Aid packets, believe it or not. Next to water, coke, or juice, but never the same in every store. And usually not found next to Capri-sun/Kool-Aid pouches.

Couldn't get paprika at Rouse's.

Shallots

Celery.

I shite you not. My neighborhood Walmart was out of celery the past two Sundays. In Louisiana? Really? How do make a trinity without celery???

I can walk every aisle 10 times and still never find the kitchen bouquet...

Tampons...Takes me 15 minutes to find the ones she wants. There oughtta be just 3, small, medium and large.

Some stores here keep the taco seasoning with the gravy mix packets instead of with the taco shells, taco sauce, salsa, etc.





Senseless.