• Why Everyone's Talking About Costco's Bubble Fruit

    Costco is carrying a super unique new product that combines a regular fruit cup with something unexpected. The latest item to grace the shelves of the beloved big-box retailer is actually a new take on classic lunchtime fruit cups.

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  • You Should Never Buy Eggs At Sprouts. Here's Why

    Sprouts Farmers Market is well-known for offering quality products, and they proudly proclaim that 90 percent of their 19,000 products are natural or organic. However, you might want to skip the egg department.

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  • Sam's Club Just Announced A Big Safety Change For Members

    Costco may have gotten plenty of flack from members when it decided to require shoppers to wear a mask to visit the store, but the company now appears to have been way ahead of the game, as Sam's Club prepares to require all its shoppers to wear face coverings starting Monday, July 20.

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  • The Real Reason So Many Americans Have Stopped Buying TV Dinners

    In 2012, the frozen meal industry was worth nearly $9 billion and it's products could be found in 99 percent of all American households, according to The Atlantic. That might be shocking to hear, as merely two years later, Nestlé considered getting rid of their frozen meal branch.

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  • Low-Fat Yogurt Isn't As Healthy As You Think. Here's Why

    Modern grocery aisles have been known to carry more than 300 varieties of yogurt in America, according to Eater, making choosing a yogurt difficult for many consumers. Some of the yogurt styles currently available include low-fat, whole milk, plain, Greek, coconut, frozen, and Icelandic.

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  • Farmer Breaks Down How To Choose The Best Produce

    Fresh produce is such an important part of any healthy diet. There's sometimes a problem, however, with the "fresh" part of that phrase. While produce may be ripe and tasty-looking in the store, it could quickly turn to a nasty, mushy mess in your fridge if you're not careful.

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  • The Surprising Reason Kroger Will No Longer Give Change In Coins

    According to Kroger, "We know this is an inconvenience for our customers and we appreciate their patience." This situation isn't expected to last forever, though, since they went on to explain that "the Treasury Department expects the shortage to diminish as more regions of the country reopen."

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  • The Real Reason Costco Keeps Changing Its Hours

    Recently, wholesale grocery chain Costco reversed its previously-announced decision to reduce their special operating hours down from five days per week to two, as reported by USA Today. However, those plans remain on hold for now.

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  • Costco's Latest Dessert Has The Internet Buzzing

    U.K.-based Pots & Co. is behind some really delicious treats like apple crumbles and chocolate fudge lava cakes. The latest Pots & Co. release at Costco is an upside-down lemon cheesecake, and it sounds amazing.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Pirate Joe's

    People who've fallen in love with Trader Joe's but live near one might go to extremes to buy Trader Joe's products elsewhere. One man took buying the stores' products to an entirely new level by filling his own store, Pirate Joe's, with Trader Joe's products

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  • Costco Lemons Are The Bulk Produce Buy You've Been Missing. Here's Why

    We remember what we've said in the past: That of all the items to buy in bulk at Costco, there are just some things you are best staying away from, like produce. But, there are always exceptions to any rule, and in this case, the exception is Costco's 5-pound bag of lemons, which retails for $5.69.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Stouffer's

    Stouffer's is synonymous with frozen food now, but the brand had a much more interesting and roundabout journey to the freezer aisle than you would expect.

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  • Why You Should Never Buy Produce Wrapped In Plastic

    The grocery store is filled with unnecessary plastic, and one of the biggest offenders is produce wrapped in plastic. In addition to being wasteful and difficult to unpack, it is also bad for the planet and your health.

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  • Unpopular Opinion: Why Save A Lot Is Better Than Aldi

    That being said, though, there's another budget grocer out there that's captured our hearts despite — or, to be honest, because — it's got a much lower profile than it's more glamorous European cousin. Yep, talking about Save A Lot, which basically plays Walmart to Aldi's Target.

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  • Is There Really Only One Flavor Of Skittles?

    Don Katz, a Brandeis University neuropsychologist, told the outlet that color and smell play as much of a factor in the way we perceive things tasting, as actual flavoring does. Katz stated that years ago Skittles realized it was cheaper to change the color and scent of each candy than the flavor.

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  • You Should Never Buy Eggs From Aldi. Here's Why

    We're talking about the hen-laid eggs that you buy on a weekly basis for your Sunday morning breakfast scrambles. Basically, it's not a great idea to buy your eggs from Aldi — at least until 2025. Here's why.

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  • Why You Should Think Twice Before Buying The Mayonnaise At Costco

    How much mayonnaise is too much? For many, the one-gallon jars of mayonnaise sold at Costco max out their mayo quota. While Costco employees have varying opinions on products they'll never take home from work, big jars mayonnaise are definitely on the list (via Business Insider).

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  • You Should Never Buy Cereal From Aldi. Here's Why

    Unfortunately, even though the store is the ideal stop for countless grocery items, most of Aldi's cereals are very high in sugar. In fact, Choice reviewed 170 kinds of cereals including several from Aldi. Most kinds from Aldi were ranked around 2.5 out of 5.

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  • The Untold Truth Of Winn-Dixie

    Winn-Dixie is perhaps the most iconic of the great southern grocery store chains. While Winn-Dixie may be synonymous with the South, its backstory makes pit stops all over the map. Its fortunes have also been all over the place.

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  • The Real Reason Dollar Stores Can Be Harmful To Communities

    If you believe the people who run the hugely successful dollar stores in America, they offer a lifeline to people who are stuck in poverty. But dollar stores harm the local economy and can make a bad health situation in a neighborhood even worse.

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  • Wegmans Just Announced Sad News For Pub Fans

    The Pub at Wegmans might have been a reliable place to hang out on your own after a supermarket run, or with family and friends for an after-work beer, but this week it became another restaurant casualty of the coronavirus pandemic as it was announced that all locations would permanently close.

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  • The Truth About Walmart's New Drive-In Theaters

    Walmart will be teaming up with Tribeca Enterprises, the production company founded by Robert DeNiro, to turn 160 of its parking lots across the nation into drive-in movie theaters. Walmart says their parking lot drive-ins won't roll out until August, but once they do, will run through October.

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  • There's A Reason Aldi's Meat Is So Cheap, And Here It Is

    Aldi has built its reputation on a bare-bones approach to grocery shopping that gives shoppers prices lower than what they might find at larger stores. Aldi has been able to sell almost all of its products at lower prices by using numerous strategies that keep prices low. What about meat, though?

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