PUBLIX Locations

As I am a pretty sad guy, when I travel I like to rank local beers. I’m not talking about fancy Belgian stouts or small-town Oregon crafts, I’m talking about the mass produced **** water that most countries produce as their local beers. From Benin to Belize and Tunisia to Togo, here is my rankings. N.B. I have to have drunk this beer IN the country - none of this buying from your local supermarket. That doesn’t count. **Beers of the world** England - Carling (3/10) is one of the worst things England has ever produced - watery **** would be a generous description. Scotland - Tennants (6/10) is wonderful when spoken in a Glaswegian accent. It is less great when drunk however. I want...

The plastic bag recycling ♻️ at participating stores in Raleigh takes plastics that Raleigh recycling will not take such as: \- **plastic shipping envelopes (Amazon)** **- bubble wrap/shipping air pillows** **- plastic wrap on products** **- Ziplock style bags** The company [Trex.com](http://Trex.com) works with stores to collect these items to create recycled plastic outdoor furniture and plastic decking planks. Participating stores in Raleigh: \-**Publix** **-Food Lion** **-Harris Teeter** **-Wegmans** **- Kroger** The drop off finder is here: [https://nextrex.com/view/findadropoff](https://nextrex.com/view/findadropoff) The drop off bins in the stores are the same that...

The Kmart in my hometown. It closed back in March of 2022 and has been vacant since. I heard rumors that the Publix nearby bought the building but have yet to do anything about it. Part of my class, I actually wanted to do a project on converting the building into a motel, but I was dissuaded. I also learned that before Kmart, there used to be a Zayre's. I don't remember much about the store personally. I know I went there several times, but I don't remember exactly when I last went there. The last time I went there, the store felt dull and lifeless. What are your memories of your local Kmart? Any pics to share? Sound off in comments.

Found a gentleman’s wallet at Publix in parking lot, tried to message him on FB and it didn’t go through. Hopefully he was in the store. They paged him and have his wallet. If anyone knows a Curtis Cole III in real life just let him know. I’ve lost mine before and know what a hassle it can be.

I’m writing this in hope that if anyone ever finds it, they’ll heed its warning. By then I’ll be long dead but maybe I can save the next person who moves in. Here in Shadeson we have one rule, do not go out in the rain. I know that sounds crazy but after reading this you may think a little differently. I moved to Shadeson back in 2002, about ten years prior a billionaire by the name of Robert Shadeson had a plan to make his own community to celebrate the end of days. Looking back its surprising how many people believed in Y2K and that the would was going to end. So, he built this little community of ten houses for him and his friends, however, after a few months they started to leave....

Here it is, the long-awaited update. I think I've made some real progress on my collection in the year and a half since I joined the sub and first posted it. Not only has my collection expanded from 2 to 4 albums in terms of quantity, but I also updated it by printing the missing backing paper I had either thrown out before considering this an official collection, or for the used trees I gathered by trading that didn't come with one. It's come a long way, to the point where it's become priceless to me, seeing that there are some trees in here that younger me 1.5 years ago wouldn't believe I would ever come across, or probably wouldn't come across again i...

The Asian grocery store T&T Supermarket (大統華) is selling seeds of some exotic vegetables, like garland chrysanthemum and celtuce. There are the more common types of vegetables, like peppers and tomatoes, but there is not much information listed on the packets. I had some success with eggplant (long variety), red amaranth (red spinach), and water spinach. Toona was mediocre.

Hey everyone, My cousin recently brought me a 2 lb (907g) bag of Ethical Bean “Lush Riche” whole beans (medium-dark roast), and I’m trying to figure out the best way to use it without wasting it. For context: - I usually brew using an AeroPress (inverted method) - Grinder: Timemore C3S - I mostly drink black coffee (hot or iced) - I generally prefer smoother, less bitter cups Since this is a pretty big bag and not exactly fresh specialty coffee, I had a few questions: 1. Should I start using it immediately or let it rest? 2. What’s the best way to store such a large quantity? (Split into smaller batches? Freeze?) 3. Any grind size / brew recipe suggestions specifically for mediu...

17 days ago we launched a free grocery price comparison app for Kuwait. What started as two friends venting about not knowing which supermarket had the better price has turned into something we're really proud of. Our app in now available for download on Android and we have also added **Grand Hypermarket** and **Sabah Al Salem Co-op** to the app, which brings us to a total of five supermarkets. We decided to add a co-op because we noticed their prices we're competitive compared to privately owned supermarkets. They consistently have some of the best deals you'll find anywhere in Kuwait. So now you can now compare all five stores in one place before you leave the house. ...

I may be moving to Stockholm soon and wanted to ask how easy it is to manage daily life there as a vegetarian. How are the vegetarian options in grocery stores, restaurants, and food delivery apps? Are there enough choices in regular supermarkets, or do you mostly have to rely on cooking at home? Also, which cities are better for vegetarians in terms of food variety and availability? Would love to hear from locals or anyone living in Sweden.

I don’t even know how I’ve managed to survive the past two years running my small business. It’s been constant hustle, long hours, tight margins, unpredictable sales cycles. Some months are okay, others are stressful. I’ve practically handled everything myself, the sourcing, customer service, logistics, bookkeeping. It’s all so exhausting and tiring. Lately, I’ve been seriously thinking about selling it off and starting something bigger. Not just another small retail idea, but something with more structure and scalability. I’ve been researching wholesale and other warehousing and supermarket supplies. Things like shelving units, utility carts, display racks, storage bins ...

If it matters, i'm in Italy. Hey guys, i started contributing a while ago but always stopped at basic things. As per law, ​only gas stations employees can fill LPG here so there's a big difference in schedules between the other kinds of fuel (which are usually 24h cause are self-service) and lpg. Is there a way to ​add this to osm? Second question: is it possible to add a payment method or any other attribute to a specific brand and not just to a single store? For example, the supermarket Esselunga accepts satispay as a payment method everywhere. I don't want to edit every single esselunga in Italy. Connected to that, is it possible to specify if satispay is accepted ...

I am looking to find a (mini-) flashlight that can be mounted as a keychain or a hook inside of a fanny pack. It doesn't need to be extra flashy or very small, but smaller than the flashlight one would use for fishing or camping. I need it for finding dog toys in the park at night or going through a parking lot when a street light isn't working. I tried to buy multiple (from a home-store or supermarket) and they all either: \- stop working altogether and I didn't figure out why because I can't open it without breaking something \- act like batteries don't exist even though they are almost full \- bits of connections are lost because they are bent and can't ...

A new supermarket just opened up near us - FRAC - my wife says it’s her friend’s favourite supermarket so I went to have a look. Let me just say - I’m confused by who would go here. It is about 10-20% more expensive than the Biedronka or Leclerc next to it, the store looks like a warehouse and the selection was poor (no courgette, eggplant or polenta for example, limited organic choices). I get that the things in looking for aren’t maybe your polish staples, and if I go to Biedronka/lidl i can accept that, but if it’s not selection, what is it that makes people go there. Does anyone shop there and if so - why? I

I used to think supermarkets were all about the products on the shelves. That’s what you notice as a customer. The layout, the packaging, the variety. But I never really thought about everything happening behind the scenes. That changed when I spent some time helping out in a store. There were so many small tools and supplies I had never paid attention to before. Things like labeling guns, shelf dividers, storage bins, carts, and all the little systems that keep everything organized, to think other warehousing and supermarket supplies had a process of storage. None of them stand out on their own, but together they keep the whole place running smoothly. At one point I asked why there were s...

About me : Hyderabad, already running a successful food business. I'm working in IT currently but I have decided to step away for a few years. MY IDEA ON RUINING THE BUSINESS: \- My mother will guide our existing employees to prepare the product. \- Pickle Taste is fabulous (this is undeniable, as we have already got numerous great feedbacks from our existing biryani customer) \- We buy a lot of items from wholesale kinara store nearby and after tasting our sample he said he will keep our products in his store (he asks for credit too) \- Right now I'm working on making branding, logo, website etc (no cost) NEED YOUR SUGGESTIONS HERE : \- I don't want to stay in ret...

Top 9 Cards for Super Mommies & Daddies - March 2026 Running a family is already a full-time job — your credit card should help, not hurt. With fuel, groceries, medicine, and school supplies all getting more expensive, every swipe needs to count. These 9 cards are built for the everyday hustle of Filipino parents — saving on gas, rewarding grocery runs, and stretching that family budget further. Don't know which one to get? Pick the card that matches your family's biggest expenses — whether that's the supermarket, the pharmacy, or the gas station. UnionBank: [https://go.kkbuddies.com/m/UB](https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fgo.kkbuddies.com%2Fm%2F...

I'm a sucker for these supermarket containers. Publix knows how to keep me happy.