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Nowadays even a slice of pizza is super expensive. It’s $3.50 to $4 for some mid tier pizza. Just like how major supermarket chains conspired together to raise the price of bread, are sliced pizza stores in Vancouver conspiring with each other to raise the price of sliced pizza? Two slices of pizza for around $7-8 is insanity. And those pizzas aren’t even that good either. I’m talking about fresh slice and uncle faith’s style of pizza. People still eat them.

On the hunt for frozen lumpia with meat and vegetables. Because I’m lazy to make them from scratch. Which supermarket or online store? And how much? Pwede i-airfry? Thanksssss

Gonna be staying for a week and I plan to cook. Nearest grocery is a Massy Stores. What's the average price for chicken (mixed parts), ground beef, ground chicken, and ground pork if yall have it. What are some local brands I can check out in the grocery to save on costs? Alternative supermarket options to Massy in the Rodney Bay area? In my country it's the expensive choice, not sure if the same applies in St Lucia. What is the local ground provision in St Lucia? Are vegetables generally expensive? If so, what should I stay away from and what is affordable? Thank you

I am tired of all my usual vegetables. If I have to eat another bowl of spinach or chard, I may scream. I can't eat any of the brassicas (cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, kale, bok choy, turnip, collard, etc), which is most of the veggies that supermarkets carry, so I'm reliant on things like chard, lettuce, sugar snap peas, and root vegetables, but I can't face another carrot or zucchini. Artichokes are currently around $4 each, which is nice for a treat, but not an everyday kinda thing. I **** mushrooms, which is a shame, since I've got morels randomly popping up in my yard. What do you eat? Do you have to grow 'em yourself? I've never grown ...

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Where can I buy this (supermarket) in NYC to prepare at home? I'm talking about the cold smoked fish, not the canned one. I've had "Smoke Red Herrings" from the bacalao section of the food store but there is a warning on them that says do not eat raw. They're very salty and I don't know if they're the same. Does the UK Style Kipper occur at the Russian store?

I'm a Monash student and money is tight, so I started tracking prices across Coles, Woolworths, and Aldi before I shop each week. Saving around $30 a week just by knowing which store is cheaper for each item. Showed a few friends, and they had no idea the difference was that big. Some of them are just going to whatever supermarket is closest and paying significantly more without realising. Is this something Australians generally think about, or do most people just pick one supermarket and stick with it? Curious whether this is a generational thing, a student thing, or whether people just don't realise how much they're leaving on the table

Tanner crab legs are great for crab boil. Serving this up with a jerk lemon butter sauce for dippy dippy. Publix is the only store locally that has this variety.

Any members in Aotearoa NZ? Wondering where I can get decent deens. Auckland, Wellington or online. The range in supermarkets is basically this: [https://www.reddit.com/r/Tinnedfish/comments/1fldci9/my\_new\_zealand\_mini\_haul/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Tinnedfish/comments/1fldci9/my_new_zealand_mini_haul/) Not extensive. Any specialty stores that have the good stuff? Thanks in advance!

I'm looking to basically advertise a nonprofit I volunteer for in Greenville. They are nonpartisan and educate people about their voting rights. I want to find stores and restaurants that would allow us to stand outside their building and advertise to patrons. I've tried Sup Dogs, Publix, Cracker Barrel, and Walmart. So far only Walmart has said yes. I've also tried PittCC, but they haven't gotten back to me. Are there other places I can try that would be likely to say yes?

It’s finally been confirmed. The Coles at 162a High Street Belmont, once a Bi-Lo supermarket before it was converted into Coles in the mid-2000s, is permanently closing on 21st June 2026 to make way for a newer, bigger Coles on the same site. Signs aren’t up on the building yet given it’s only 2 months away but staff at the store have this week confirmed the closure date, I’d expect those to start going up next month. This will mark the end of a duo Coles in the Belmont area, with another Coles also operating down the road at the Belmont Village Shopping Centre. That one will remain open whilst the new store up the road is being built. Once that’s completed and it’s ready to ope...

Salamuch Microsoft Rewards! 👍 This is not a scam. We paid our maintenance medicine using the Robinsons eGC (see photos with watermark). 😊 So here's the story from A to Z. After reading all the testimonies here in Reddit, we decided to try Microsoft Rewards out of curiosity (and life is really getting harder each day especially due to the oil crisis).  After almost 3 months of doing all the tasks (both the Bing app in my phone and Edge browser in our PC), we finally redeemed our Robinsons eGCs and received it within 24 hours.  Upon checking the url link of the Robinsons eGC, we found out that  the Robinsons eGift can be used at the following stores: *Robinsons Supermark...

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I had previously worked as a cashier at Publix. Publix obviously was not hiring, and I needed work, so I ended up at Waffle House. The manager was nice, I eventually met his manager, and by the next week I was already at orientation. From the start, it was terrible. On the first day, the actual instructor called out, so we were stuck with a lady who had never even instructed before, and we spent 7 hours a day for 3 days straight basically just watching videos. Waffle House has a horribly outdated system, and the whole time we kept having technical problems because the location messed with the service, so half the day was spent dealing with that while watching de-escalation and SA videos. It ...

Furnished room available starting 4/18 on a month-to-month basis. Located in the heart of Harlem on 131st Street between Lenox Avenue and 5th Avenue. The 2/3 train is two blocks away, and the 4/5/6 trains are on 125th Street. Laundry, grocery stores, supermarkets, restaurants, coffee shops, and bars are all within walking distance. Harlem Hospital is less than a three-minute walk from the building. The apartment has three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The available bedroom is furnished with a queen-size bed, a 42-inch TV, and a spacious closet. The ideal candidate places a high value on cleanliness. Weekly cleaning is required. Current roommates are two males in their 30s who have been l...

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Hi everyone! I wanted to take a moment to say THANK YOU. A few weeks ago, I asked for help with closed testing here, and thanks to your support and feedback, my app Grocyr is finally available for everyone on Android :) For those who don't know it yet, I built Grocyr because I’m a disaster at the supermarket. It’s a gamified grocery list that turns your shopping trips into an RPG quest. You get XP, find loot, and level up your character just by crossing off items on your real-life list. It even has pixel art bosses! I’m a solo dev and this is my first "big" release, so seeing it live is a dream come true. I’ve added a little bonus: if you go to settings and hit the ...

Seriously, is anyone else completely over those "flash sales" that turn out to be the same price as last week, or a "70% off!" banner leading to some obscure brand with 2-star reviews? I'm talking about the kind of "deal" that feels more like a waste of time than a genuine saving. I’ve been making a conscious effort to cut through the marketing noise and find what’s *actually* worth buying, and at a *fair* price, not just what's being pushed as a "deal." It takes a bit more effort than just clicking the first ad, but the results speak for themselves. Here are a few recent examples where a little digging paid off: * **27-inch QHD Moni...

I had previously worked as a cashier at Publix. Publix obviously was not hiring, and I needed work, so I ended up at Waffle House. The manager was nice, I eventually met his manager, and by the next week I was already at orientation. From the start, it was terrible. On the first day, the actual instructor called out, so we were stuck with a lady who had never even instructed before, and we spent 7 hours a day for 3 days straight basically just watching videos. Waffle House has a horribly outdated system, and the whole time we kept having technical problems because the location messed with the service, so half the day was spent dealing with that while watching de-escalation and SA videos. It ...