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Admittedly this probably isn't the most "authentic" food I could get, but on a whim I bought a few packs of Jamaican beef patties from the frozen section of the grocery store. These are quite possibly the most delicious frozen snacks I have ever had.

I’m going through a cleaning and some of that includes getting rid of figures I’ve never opened and likely never will. Perfect time of year, just drop them off at the Toys for Tots donation bin at the grocery store. I’m rounding up my last bag and looking at my Doctor Strange 2 Scarlet Witch I got from Target on clearance for probably $10.00. Maybe cause I was handling a few other Marvel Legends, something about it felt weird in hand, and I decided I should open it to be sure. I carefully pulled back the scotch tape, and pulled out the box, and there it was. Not the figure, but a zip locked bag of Cheerios. I almost had to laugh. I’m just grateful this didn’t end up in the bin ...

I was summoned for Federal Jury Duty for later this month, but I live three hours away from the courthouse. I filled out the jury duty form. It’s in LA and I have only been to LA once with my mom when I was younger. The district court wants me to set up a hotel room with my own money, to be reimbursed later. But I am a grocery store employee with an old car. I don’t really have extra money. And I don’t have a reliable car. Is there a way to get out of this? I am full of anxiety about it.

>Manhattan Democratic congressional candidate Jack Schlossberg has unveiled a proposal to [roll back President Trump’s punishing tariffs](https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/nov/29/small-businesses-trump-tariffs-holiday-season) on food and clothing, he told the Daily News Monday. >The grandson of President John F. Kennedy said he would push for a bill [outlawing Trump’s tariffs on imported food and apparel](https://www.politico.com/newsletters/weekly-trade/2025/12/01/trumps-tariffs-test-gop-patience-00671170) because the taxes on those essentials are hitting low and middle-income consumers the hardest. >“The Trump tariffs on food and clothing are killi...

I swiped the screenshot from r/BoomersBeingFools and the post titled Shut Up, Judy. The following is the comment I made on a different profile. ************ Apologies for typos. I’m half asleep. I think I got most of them. Aww ****! I thought this obtuse boomer was talking about buying a horse. I really am half asleep. I just noticed she said house, not horse. The principles are the same though. Though I elaborated my original comment to accommodate my boo-boo. Or….you could just continue to live at your parent’s home and mooch. That’s pretty much how young people solve their financial woes today without giving anything up. But truthfully, this boomer is full of ****. All the th...

My son got me this cookbook for Christmas last year because he knows I’m a bit of a prepper. I don’t have a bunker or anything, but I do keep shelves stocked with canned food and other essentials. Seeing all the hurricanes, floods, and power outages over the past few years have made me a lot more cautious. This isn’t your regular cookbook. Every recipe is designed to last months or even years without refrigeration, and the author includes the backstory behind each dish. It’s part cookbook, part history lesson, like a little window into how people used to survive when grocery stores and fridges didn’t exist. I’ve been cooking my way through it the past few weeks. Some of the rec...

Does anyone have a lead on where to get authentic tortillas? I just moved back to the Midwest after over a decade in the Southwest and these bready af tortillas in every grocery store here are killing my spirit. I can’t take it anymore. Please. I know someone somewhere has to be making really good tortillas. Please….

And I've had alot of jobs. Target is my 7th job in 3 years. I applied as a seasonal fulfillment team member and I genuinely think I made a mistake. I've worked for other big companies before like Disney but never have I ever seen this kind of chaos, disorganization, and disrespect in a billion dollar company. My first day was already a red flag. My trainer didn't even know he was training someone that day and throughout the day he kept telling me to be quicker on OPU (my first batch btw). When i asked him questions he would literally chuckle, glaze over an explanation, then speed walk to the next item. Like what. I basically had to teach myself how to use the Zebra because n...

I randomly wondered, Socialists how would you run a grocery store? I think it is time to ask a question where if it is answered it can help us have a relatable vision of what socialism is meant to do. What I understand is that usually in a retail store you will have to contact suppliers to get things unless you are the wholesaler. What do socialists think of the model where some stores are the wholesaler and you need a membership to buy things in it? In addition, how would wholesale purchasing work if we switched to socialism? Would it just be integrated? But how would this work, and how is this better than the usual way? Lastly, Would there be prices on the items? EDIT: Do you consi...

First of all, I admit that I used ChatGPT to write this text because It was FAR easier for me in order to summarise a lot of news articles. Between 1982 and 1985, the “Brabant Killers” (Bende van Nijvel) carried out a series of ultra-violent robberies and mass shootings in Belgium (and one attack in France), killing 28 people and injuring dozens more. Despite huge investigations, no one was ever convicted and the case became Europe’s biggest cold case. For decades, public attention focused on far-right plots and rogue gendarmes. Yet from the very beginning, there was also a far more **prosaic lead**: a small cross-border criminal crew from Charleville-Mézières in France, notably tw...

https://reddit.com/link/1pbl811/video/vcj2x3ix1n4g1/player As an avid chip consumer, there is nothing worse than a stale chip, especially considering how much I **** going to the grocery store. After I open a bag of chips and have a nice snack, my typical course of action is to roll the top of the bag up and place it in the cupboard. This, however, often results in the bag un-rolling itself, leaving the gap I opened to remove the chips exposed to new, damp air that results in the chips becoming stale. My solution to this problem is to create a clip of sorts that can create a seal to prevent my chip bag from either un-rolling itself or to block outside air from being able to pass through the...

I (28F) have a crush on a coworker (26M), even though we’ve never spoken. I work in a large company (around 2000 people), and the first time I saw him was in the cafeteria almost two years ago. He immediately caught my attention. We work in different departments, so we don’t interact, but I still run into him often, cafeteria, elevator, stairs, even the grocery store near the office. He usually looks at me for around 5–10 seconds when we cross paths, so I’m pretty sure he recognizes me too, I mean my face. I found his socials/LinkedIn (yes, through some deep online stalking), and he seems like a genuinely good person, handsome, neat, extroverted, and we seem to share similar values....

I think we all have different definitions of "walkable," so I'm just curious. What does "walkable" mean to you, and how does that definition vary (or not)? Is it more of a vibe? More based on elevation? Strictly based on distance/time? A few examples: \- When you say a location is walkable to public transit, how far does that usually mean to you? 1-2 minutes? 5-10 minutes? 15 minutes? 20 minutes? 3 minutes for a bus stop, but 15 minutes for a Muni station/line or BART station? What is convenient vs inconvenient? \- How far are you willing to walk from your front door to a restaurant or bar? 5 minutes? 10 minutes? 15 minutes? 20 minutes? Up to 1.5 miles, as long...

For those of you who ordered Thanksgiving meal kits from restaurants, grocery stores, Costco, etc., how was it? Would you order again? This year we tried a precooked turkey meal from Berkeley Bowl that cost $180. It fed 6 adults easily with leftovers. Contents were: 12+ lb. Diestel Turkey (fully cooked) 1 QT of Roasted Brussels Sprouts 1 QT of Roasted Butternut Squash 1 PT of Cranberry Relish 1 QT of Turkey Gravy 2 QT of Mashed Potatoes 2 QT of Stuffing 12 Grand Bakery Dinner Rolls 8" Pumpkin Pie -Turkey took about 2.5 hours to heat at 325F (basting every 30 mins). The bird was actually juicy and everyone commented how tasty it was. Sides were also precooked and took 30 mins in ove...

this is a pretty long paragraph, if it's too long to read there is a TL;DR right on the bottom of this one. so, this happened just two days ago, so it is pretty fresh. I (20F) had plans to go to a concert that I paid with my own money, with my (now) ex (21M). We’ve been in a very on and off messy dynamic for a while, and this concert was supposed to be something we could've enjoyed together despite everything that was going on. The evening before the event, my mother called me, and asked me if we could meet the following morning because she was feeling emotionally unwell as she's been going through a hardship with her boyfriend as well. I took the opportunity, and I agre...

Like a lot of people, I'm on a budget these days and can't always afford the $5-$6 name brand chips. Kroger corn chips vs. Fritos are not AS good, but good enough to not be able to justify the $4 price difference. What are your favorite/suggested store brand chips?

Hello, Donuts. I own a small grocery store in a small town without a bakery. We buy baked goods from the surrounding area but no one does donuts. I am wanting to fill that gap and have access to a commercial kitchen space. I was planning on doing some simple glazed raised donuts in a small countertop fryer. Now through some very fortunate circumstances, I am getting a Belshaw Donut Robot II at very little cost to me. It doesn’t do yeast donuts so am pivoting to cake donuts, which I personally prefer more anyways. Since my grocery store will be the initial sales outlet, there isn’t pressure to fill a donut shop with a huge variety. So I am thinking of doing an old fashioned sour cream...

I’m a woman who grew up in Europe so it doesn’t always occur to me until later that if I’m friendly and start a conversation with a stranger, it comes off as weird here lol. In Europe about 20 years ago, all international students were prestigious and classy and whenever we met one, we would engage with them, make them feel welcome and ask them what they’re studying, a little bit about their home country and then ask about their family... it was like a formula for having a friendly conversation with a stranger from a different country. On my drive home I started thinking to myself that all of those questions must have sounded really creepy or weird! If it did, I’m sorry! I was just...

I’m a newbie and was hired in Jan for a new store that opened in March. From Feb to June, I was full time in produce. 3-4 months After the new store opened, employee cuts, transfers and hours were drastically cut. I spent all summer and early fall working 24 hrs a week. I’ve been nagging EVERYONE about wanting to join night crew and I finally got it! Been on night crew for a month and have been scheduled 40 hrs but working 50. Here’s my question: my SD scheduled me 10pm-5:30am all week instead of the usual 10-6:30 so the schedule says 35 hrs but as of this week, I worked 10 days in a row and bringing in about 60 hrs. Why would my SD schedule me for 7hr shifts when night crew never ends...