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A walk through of how Beyond Meat blew up with massive hype, huge partnerships, and this idea that plant-based meat was about to take over grocery stores. But once the excitement faded, sales slowed, repeat customers weren’t sticking around, and the company couldn’t justify its sky-high valuation. Add in competition, high prices, and the fact that the product didn’t fully convert regular meat-eaters, and the momentum collapsed.

Hi everyone — I’m subletting my fully furnished luxury studio in Long Island City for 2 months while I travel. 📅 Dates: • Move-in: December 27 • Move-out: February 27 (Short-term only) 💵 Rent & Deposit: • $2,600 / month • $500 refundable deposit • Singles only • No pets 🏡 Apartment Features: • Large, bright studio with floor-to-ceiling windows • In-building washer & dryer • 24/7 doorman + secure package room • Gym + conference room/workspace • Fully furnished (sofa, bed, TV, kitchenware, etc.) • Will be professionally cleaned before move-in 📍 Location — Long Island City (Amazing transit access): • F train – 21 St–Queensbridg...

I have promised my niece I would bake her a carrot cake but all of the carrots I've bought from the grocery store lately have been bitter. Does anyone have experience using bitter carrots? Does it make the cake bitter? I saw a recipe that suggested roasting the carrots first - has anyone tried that? Thanks in advance for any advice!

I don’t know if my area is on some kind of blacklist or if the number of collectors around here has just exploded lately but finding anything other than a fantasy peg warmer is getting pretty rare. Even the number of peg warmers is down. I can’t imagine any of those are in high demand so maybe it’s a supply issue. And it’s all the usual stores, Walmart, Target, Publix, Kroger, DG, etc. Anyway, after another failed hunt yesterday, I came across several Maisto castings at Target. I bought one for the first time. It was $6 and I gotta say I’m impressed. Metal body, metal base, rubber tires, opening doors, and fully detailed. What’s not to like?

I am looking in to creating a product line to help bring in extra income and ultimately finance further improvements to our land to grow more local produce. Something I am looking at doing is creating some shelf stable foods that would be healthier and more sustainable than what is mass produced and sold in the grocery stores. Things like: Rice and pasta side dishes Hamburger helper type dishes Ramen in a jar with veggies Dry mixes I am wanting to have a program set up where the customers can return the jars and receive a discount on their next purchase. Eventually, we would be adding fresh produce, eggs and using our home grown veggies in the ramen. I am located about 30 miles ea...

I’ve heard of people calling and getting the bank / company to reduce their interest rate on credit cards but I never see exactly how they do this? Who specifically do you talk to and what do you say to get them to agree? I have decent credit but rates around 20% or more even though I had like 750-780 when I opened them. The interest added each month makes the amount I can pay almost useless so I’m caught in a cycle. what I’m putting on cards isn’t exactly frivolous- out of pocket medical expenses, tax bills, utilities, gas, car repairs, vet bills/ pet meds, buying my kid secondhand clothing at the thrift store, buying stuff like batteries, replacing a lawnmower tire, things needed...

So guys I’ve been trying to cut back on random spending and late-night takeout but my weakness is cold drinks. Every night I find myself walking to the kitchen just to grab water or a soda and somehow I end up opening snacks too. Not exactly frugal behavior. Last week I saw a post about small-space hacks and it mentioned having a mini fridge for the bedroom. At first, I thought it sounded lazy like, who really needs that? But then I realized it could actually save me money. Fewer impulse snacks, less wasted food, fewer random grocery store runs and less spending. I started looking around and prices here in Massachusetts were all over the place. Saw some $70, some over $150. Then I found...

Hi. I normally make salad dressing weekly for lunch salads and have always used the Costco (Kirkland) brand, but last week ran out and bought the Terra Verde at my local grocery store. Aside from the calorie difference (45 per tbsp for Kirkland vs 15 for Terra Verde) the both seem identical (6% acidity), same ingredients, same certification… However, the Kirkland balsamic is much thicker, sweeter (though in a good way) and less red wine vinegary tasting to me. It’s really a much tastier vinegar. Anybody know why? If I like that Kirkland brand, any others you suggest that are similar, but better?

This morning I stopped by a small grocery store before work, already stressing about a presentation and not really awake. I grabbed a few basics, bread, eggs, coffee, nothing fancy. At the register my card suddenly kept getting declined. The cashier tried it again, wiped the reader, tried contactless, nothing. I knew there was money on the account, but my banking app decided it needed some random extra verification that would not load. People started lining up behind me and you could feel that impatient shift, the sighs, the tiny eye rolls. I was ready to just leave everything, mumble an apology and walk out feeling like a complete mess. Then the guy standing behind me just leaned forward a...

At least in my province (BC) liquor stores close at 9pm, and some private ones (non-government) close at 11pm, but charge you so much more. The panic I feel at least once a week when it's 10:45 and I don't know if I can get to the store in time. A couple times my partner has gone to a bar since they serve alcohol till 2am (but will not sell bottles past 11) and ordered shots and put em' in his water bottle to bring home to me. 4 shots or so was ridiculously expensive. There's weird illegal after-hours companies that will sell to you after 11pm but it's like 2x the price... I think I spent over $70 on a ******* 2 6 of Smirnoff. I've spent like a week's worth...

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So I went to the grocery store today with one mission: buy snacks and pretend I'm a functional adult. Normal vibes. Reusable tote bag. Headphones on. Ready to speed-run my shopping list. But then… the universe decided to give me an unwanted reality check. First thing I notice? **Half the produce section looks… empty.** Like the avocados section had *three* sad-looking avocados left, and they all looked like they’d been through emotional damage. Then I go to get blueberries (my comfort fruit), and boom — they’re suddenly priced like luxury items. Why are blueberries acting like they’re Dior now??? I literally picked up the box, looked at the price, put it b...

So I went to the grocery store today with one mission: buy snacks and pretend I'm a functional adult. Normal vibes. Reusable tote bag. Headphones on. Ready to speed-run my shopping list. But then… the universe decided to give me an unwanted reality check. First thing I notice? **Half the produce section looks… empty.** Like the avocados section had *three* sad-looking avocados left, and they all looked like they’d been through emotional damage. Then I go to get blueberries (my comfort fruit), and boom — they’re suddenly priced like luxury items. Why are blueberries acting like they’re Dior now??? I literally picked up the box, looked at the price, put it b...

Good morning/afternoon/evening you miserable fucks. I was woken up at 1:30am by an anxiety inducing dream. Got some water and went back to bed. Again at 3:00am, woken up by an anxiety inducing dream, this one preying on my fear of heights. Got up and had a coffee. At 4:00am, I ate a breakfast taco I bought at the grocery store the day before. At 5:00am went out for a walk. About half a mile (800 meters) from the house, I felt a big shift in my guts. I cut my walk short and headed back home post haste. I made it to within a foot of my toilet when the dam burst. *** **** in my shorts, on the floor and toilet. So that's the start of my day. How's your day going? Time to share with ...

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I swear my grocery bill has doubled in the past year and i'm not even buying anything different. same store, same brands mostly, but somehow i'm spending $150 where i used to spend $80. it's getting ridiculous. I tried switching to the cheaper brands but even those feel expensive now, and the packaging looks smaller too which makes me wonder if i'm actually saving anything. does anyone else feel like they're drowning in grocery costs? like i budget for $400/month and i'm hitting that by week three. what's even more frustrating is i can't tell if costco would actually help or if i'd just end up spending more upfront for stuff i don't need. p...

To you, the person I once said I’d be forever grateful for just by existing. You never apologized for what you did. You left me traumatized and afraid of the person you became, and yet I still find myself replaying the moments when you were someone I loved so deeply. Someone I thought I knew. Since everything happened, I wake up every day with a heavy chest. I miss your kindness. I miss the version of us that felt safe. I miss waking up beside you, hugging you from behind, your hand pulling mine closer to your stomach. If time ever froze, I would have chosen that moment. I miss you feeding me while I drove during our road trips. I miss us wandering around the grocery store, picki...

Always read the fine print and find out exactly what the petition is for. I had a black gentleman ask me to sign a petition for voting rights and the voting right was for voter ID. He got upset when I realized what he was trying to get me to sign and was upset because he gets paid per signature. I told him he’s voting against his own people and left it at that

It always seemed contests were everwhere growing up—at the end of chapter books, in between our favorite cartoons, in the grocery stores, throughout magazines, etc. Did you ever win one? What's your story?

You can walk around with Google Lens/Translate trying to find stuff all you want, but it’s tedious and doesn’t always work. Enter the man, the myth, the legend.. your local tuk tuk driver. Especially the ones hanging out on the side streets by grocery stores and popular food spots. Get a picture of literally anything you want to find or need and show it to them. Not only will they know exactly where to get it (if it’s available), but they will also take you directly there for a dollar! What’s a great resource you’ve found to be a big help?