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My wife and I are merging finances and in the process got curious about our credit cards. We love to travel and take one or two international trips with a couple domestic trips each year, so we thought a travel card (venture x, sapphire preferred, etc) would benefit us the most. However, we were also wondering if we should think about cards to use specifically for groceries, gas, etc. Thanks in advance for the recommendations! CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Player 1: \* Capital One Venture \* Capital One Spark \* AmEx Everyday \* Discover It \* Player 2: \* Capital One Venture \* Capital One Quicksilver \* FICO scores with ...

Just wanted to know the community a little bit more better. Whether you guys are working in a store as kroger employees or are just customers.

I moved to a small town without a single Asian market within an hour's drive. I'm wondering what ramen ingredients you use from western grocery stores like Walmart, Fred Meyer and Safeway, those are my only 3 choices. I don't really want to order from Amazon or Instantcart, just local I'm also mostly pescatarian, don't want meat in my house. So far my ramen is: Eggs, Shrimp, Seafood medley, Frozen potstickers, Napa Cabbage, Noodles, Spinach, Frozen corn, Mushrooms, Imitation krab, Bean sprouts, Jalapenos, Cilantro Any other good ideas? For reference I usually eat shrimp balls, cuttlefish balls, and various frozen fishcake and miso an...

CREDIT PROFILE \* Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: \* Player 1: \* Connor Rice - Marriot Bonvoy \* Player 2: \* Katelyn Rice - Bilt \* FICO scores with source: Experian 741 \* Oldest credit card account age: 8 years \* Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 \* Cards approved in the past 24 months: 1 \* Annual income $: 135000 CATEGORIES \* Ok with category-specific cards?: Yes \* Ok with rotating category cards?: No \* Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. \* Dining $: 300 \* Groceries $: 400 Kroger, 100 Walmart \* Gas $: 180 \* Travel $: 200 \* Using abroa...

Anyone know if any of the grocery stores in mid to South Bay carry this specific brand? Alternatively, anyone have a packet or two they'd be willing to let me buy off them on Friday afternoon? TIA!

I bring this up because today I brought my dog in for surgery, I was in a private room doing the handoff with the vet tech and I heard commotion outside of the door, at first I thought it was laughing, and then it was clearly someone crying. A woman asking “is he gone? Is he gone?” The absolute shock and panic in her voice, knowing the answer but needing others to confirm it. I couldn’t hear what the vets answer was, just her screaming and crying “no no no”. I didn’t see her, or her pet, all I heard was her anguish and I was so heartbroken. My instinct was to run out and hug the woman and tell her it would be okay. I didn’t, I just sat there and bawled while the vet tech expla...

Hey everyone, I have to admit I'm a snack addict. I'm especially hooked on chips. The problem is, I work at a grocery store, so they're right there. What's a good substitute? I find myself munching on them all day long. What are your strategies to fight these cravings?

**Intro: Why Baking Soda Is the Best Wash** The best way to wash your veggies and fruits is with **baking soda**. It gets rid of dirt, bacteria, and pesticide residue. It can remove a significant amount of pesticides from the surface of produce and stops the growth of germs. A 2017 study published in the *Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry* found that soaking apples in a baking soda solution (1 teaspoon per 2 cups of water) for 12–15 minutes removed **up to 96%** of certain pesticides. **How to Make the Wash** * Mix **1 teaspoon baking soda in 2 cups water**. * Soak produce for **10–15 minutes**. * After soaking, **rinse thoroughly** under cold running water. **How to Wash...

Happy Wednesday! This is a continuation of my pattern of posting what I think are decent grocery deals with the hope that this will save some people some money. As noted previously this is heavily skewed to items that I and my family eat. There are probably additional items that are good deals but I don't know it because they aren't items I use but hopefully my list is still useful to you. A few quick reminders: * PC Optimum points are collected at No Frills and Superstore. 1,000pts is worth $1. * Scene+ points are collected at Safeway, Sobeys and FreshCo. 100pts is worth $1. * The value of Save on Foods points depends on what you redeem them for. If you redeem them for a 4L jug...

I was diagnosed 4 days ago after the 1hr glucose test, and haven't met with any of my GD providers yet, just my midwife today. The recommendation so far is reduce carbs and sugars, increase veggies, protein, and exercise. I meet with the GD team next week. My husband and I don't normally cook. We don't eat horribly, but we pick up premade food from the grocery store and I love carbs. One of my main symptoms is tiredness, and this afternoon I took a nap because I only slept for 4 hours last night. I lay in bed for awhile after and scrolled on my phone until I realized I wasn't just hungry anymore, I was hangry. My husband was sitting watching tv the whole time I was ...

I just wanted to start with letting you guys know I love my mother in law but sometimes I struggle with the things she does and the way she acts. Just to give background my mother-in-law clearly has a shopping problem. Every week she and my father-in-law buy lots and lots and lots of stuff. They often go to garage sales and thrift stores and find lots of things on Facebook marketplace. And their house reflects their shopping problem. It is a borderline hoarder home. They do hide a lot of it upstairs but it's very obvious downstairs. The house is on the small size so they resorted to storing stuff in their garage and sheds. And now my father-in-law rents two storage lockers filled with s...

(Cross posted from r/whatsthatbook) I don't know if anyone will be able to figure this one out, because it is really, really vague. The book would have had to come out before 2010, so maybe between 1990-2010 for publication? it had a black cover with an image on the front, and I want to say it was square, but it may not have been. It had two stories inside, both of which followed this group (3-5 kids? At least one girl and two boys, maybe more) of kids who were some kind of team, like detectives. I want to say an older guy with grey hair ran the group, and their headquarters were in the back of a grocery store or similar business. I can't remember the plot of the one story, but in ...

So, many years ago I worked at a company that maintained check lanes for a major retailer. I was responsible for fixing the POS systems, scanners, etc. A store called in a scale that wasn't working right, so I took the call and started disassembling the checklane to get to the equipment I needed. I had a basket put in front of the checklane, pieces of equipment scattered out on the belt, when I heard a noise. An older lady, toting two baskets full of groceries, had moved my "Don't come down here" basket and was staring at me. "Can you move that stuff off of the belt? I need to check out." "Ma'am," I said, "this lane is closed. I'...

This is bear. I’ve had her since 2009. She was a Valentine’s Day dog that my mom got from I think a grocery store. By brother got a matching one that was black and white. Bear used to be pink and white but has become grey and beige. If anyone could point me in the right direction of what brand she may be, that would be awesome. I’d look on her tag but that was ripped off years ago. She also used to have a pink ribbon around her neck with hearts on it. Thanks! Edit: a repost because I somehow forgot the picture the first time 😭

Grill will be full, so no spatchcocking I don't have a HUGE container or walk in cooler so no brining. Wet or dry. I've basically got to go from market (or coolers) straight to grill Any ideas to improve my odds of success? I really don't want to buy 12 grocery store roasted birds.

Is there any other fast food/restaurant/grocery store that has a salad as good as the Market Salad? I could just make it myself, but I like the ease of simply getting it ready to go. I dislike eggs, so the Cobb Salad is out, and I never cared for the Southwest Salad due to the beans. Market Salad just has the right combination of good stuff in it.

Hi, I plan to run away in the summer of 2026 with my friend. I am 15 and he is 17. Our home lives are kind of sort of fine other than issues with my parents but I have a roof over my head and a stable life, which I am so grateful for. We are going to come back before the school year starts, i know it sounds **** but I just want to get away from my controlling mother and be independent for a little bit. We've fleshed out an outline of a plan and have months to prepare but I would like tips from real people because I want to prioritize safety. My plan is to say I'm sleeping over at my friend's house, those sleepovers are the only time my mom isn't monitoring my every move....

Cracked an egg into the frying pan and there was this long fleshy looking thing. Eggs are Vital Farms, bought at the grocery store. At first I thought it was a chicken embryo but it really looks more like a worm—wondering if it’s some sort of parasite.

Hi all, a bit of back story: I'm 46, left an abusive relationship almost a year and a half ago have been basically in survival mode between court and appointments and childcare up until this past summer. Finally got a protection order against my ex in August and started meeting people and living life. At a couple events during the summer there was a relatively attractive man that knows some of my lady acquaintances that started showing up and hanging out. The ladies lightly tease him a bunch and all seems okay. He happens to work at the local grocery store (we live in a village so theres only one) and so eventually in late September he randomly starts saying hi to me. I reply in ki...

Well everybody, I’m thinking of something even bigger than Las Vegas for you to have a read. There’s something happening everywhere — not just in Las Vegas — and a lot of us can feel it. Creativity, personality, and the little things that once made life magical seem to be slipping away. And the more people talk about nostalgia, the more it becomes clear that this isn’t about being stuck in the past… it’s about missing the humanity, charm, and imagination that made everyday life feel alive. Physical media used to be fun. DVDs had creative menus, bonus features, even actual video games built in. VHS box art had personality. People still hold onto their DVD and VHS collections n...