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My 2-and-three-quarter-year-old boy keeps looking at the chocolate eclairs in Greggs and lamenting that he can't have one. I realise that actual vegan eclairs are pretty hard to come by, but I'm trying to think of something else I can find to give him that he might accept as a substitute. He's never actually had an eclair so doesn't know what they taste like so it's probably more about getting something that looks right - a fancy shiny chocolatey pastry cake thing. Ideally finger shaped, as he's been referring to them as chocolate sausage rolls. I'm considering a Krispy Kreme donut - assuming they have a chocolate vegan one, think these look just right ap...

hello, I'm gonna be travelling to Okinawa soon and was wondering if there are any shops/supermarkets/discount stores that sell whisky (scotch or bourbon) for really good price? I know I won't be getting mainland prices but it probably going to be better than South Korea's pricing. I remember seeing a suntory kakubin 2.7l bottle at a daiso in Tokyo for like rpughly 5000 yen 2 years ago, though other daiso's from Kyoto, Hiroshima didn't seem to sell it for some reason. if anybody knows which daiso (or other super markets) in Okinawa sell this particular whisky at that size would be much appreciated, along with other shops for like single malts and whatnot. I heard t...

This sign reads: Our store operates on slim margins. If you intend to shoplift, please visit the large supermarket next door. Thank you.

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I wasn’t sure how to word this post, but i’m wondering if there’s any plans to add items that we can sell at our Supermarket that make it a true superstore. Furniture, bedding, electronics, music, movies, etc. I would love to have that option and expand the store to have different departments like toys and stuff like that too. Have the developers mentioned this being possible in the future?

I grabbed a $23 batch on my way home after a delivery around 20 items, 2.4–2.6 miles total, and the drop-off was only 4 minutes from my house. Publix order, and since I know my way around the store, it only took me about 15–30 minutes between shopping and checkout. While I was halfway through that order, one popped up 12 items, no tip, IC paying only $3. I declined it, and guess what? A few minutes later they bundled it with another order that had a tip and expected me to take it like I wouldn’t notice. 😒 smh

I grabbed a $23 batch on my way home after a delivery around 20 items, 2.4–2.6 miles total, and the drop-off was only 4 minutes from my house. Publix order, and since I know my way around the store, it only took me about 15–30 minutes between shopping and checkout. While I was halfway through that order, one popped up 12 items, no tip, IC paying only $3. I declined it, and guess what? A few minutes later they bundled it with another order that had a tip and expected me to take it like I wouldn’t notice. 😒 smh

Hello all, I posted here some time ago about how I was moving to Uruguay (Montevideo specifically) and as a trans woman I thought I’d share my first initial experiences in this update. I won’t hold anything back, because I believe we see a lot of sugarcoated things online about life abroad and I want to be truthful. This may be long so, if you don’t want to read it, don’t. To those who do. I hope you find it valuable. Since arriving it has been a very large adjustment to say the least. I didn’t know much Spanish. So navigating shops, utilities, and people has been a challenge, but everyone here is very friendly from what I have seen so far. They don’t dislike foreigners here, a...

Help! I’m taking my mother to Lille for her birthday (Fri-Sun). She’s a little tricky to please, mostly because “she’s so easily pleased.” She’s my Asian immigrant mum, so you might know the vibe: she’ll say “anything’s fine” and then have detailed opinions on everything. I think she’ll appreciate the main sights, but what she really loves is seeing what everyday life is like - how people shop, what’s in season, how much fruit costs, etc. She’s a big home cook, so I’d love suggestions for: - local fruit & veg markets - great food supermarkets/grocery stores - restaurant with local cuisine - innovative Asian food I’ve got the following ideas.. - Ma...

Approaching 17 months, four stores, great environments, toxic environments. And I’m now seeing out my months notice. Moving into bigger and better things - from an ASM with Aldi to an SM with another supermarket - can’t say I’ll be looking back! This subreddit has helped a lot - and I’ve always offered any knowledge I can give - but I can’t pretend that this company is heading in a positive direction. Luckily I’m getting out before AHEAD hits my region. Cheers Aldi - it’s been an experience!

We were told to use this by our pediatrician for reflux and hopefully over the next few days it helps but we didn’t realize we’d have to do this so guess who had to go to the supermarket at 1 am to get the right nipple size. Actually twice because our LO should’ve been a size 2 nipple but was still using size 1 so double the sizing up. Trial and error! Hopefully this post saves someone from running a middle of the night grocery store run. We’re gonna buy the next size up in advance too.

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Do you or do you know anyone who avoids shopping in a store that is owned by the opposite religion? I know in my local town a Protestant owned supermarket was taken over by a Catholic family and some of the traditional Protestants started to use another shop in another town. Sometimes I can find myself not wanting to buy products from Unionist companies but I try to fight those primitive thoughts. For example I saw a product I wanted to buy in a shop and it was from the famous Ashers bakery. I was put off when I saw the label because of them being traditional Protestant types but I decided to buy it in the end.

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Salam Alaikum. I’ve got a job not long ago where I am cleaner in a western supermarket. My job is to clean the whole store but that does sometimes include washing the floor where they have haram products. Would this be considered halal?

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This sounds stupidly simple but it completely solved my " I spent $150 on groceries and I have nothing to eat " problem. The problem that I had been having: I'd look at 3-4 recipes online that I liked the look of, list off every ingredient that went into it (usually 30+ ingredients), head to the store confused as to what I actually needed to get from the store, come home with an armload of ingredients that were just rotting away in my fridge by Thursday since none of it actually worked to create a quick dinner. I'd end up ordering takeout. Instead of buying based on recipes, I began buying based on categories. My actual shopping system now looks like this: I keep a si...