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You know how the ITD is harassing innocent middle class salaried people with threatening messages and intimidation, even though you have done nothing wrong. Not much you can do about it, as you neither have the money, time, energy or resources to fight this corrupt system and babus. But what you can do is to not contribute to the economy and brainless consumerism by not spending and buying things besides the basic necessities like food, clothing and shelter and medical insurance. Monday to Friday, work like a dog pay your taxes and just rot on your bed on evenings and weekends. Or go out to do something free like a walk in your neighborhood park, beach etc without spending anything. Do no...

FlashPrice is an app that can simply snap a photo of a price tag. Our advanced AI instantly identifies the product, price, and quantity. And it automatically identifies which supermarket you are in for faster recording. 1. Join the google group: [https://groups.google.com/u/3/g/flashprice-closed-testers](https://groups.google.com/u/3/g/flashprice-closed-testers) 2. Android Link: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shencloud.flashprice](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shencloud.flashprice) 3. Web Link: [https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.shencloud.flashprice](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.shencloud.flashprice)

Hello Bakers Many recipies which I have been wanting to try lately tend to employ specific grain flours such as millet and sorghum flour, shout out to those cinnamon rolls :D My past experiences have been using premade flour blends, Ive had great results with the blend from Aldi, so generally im unsure where to look to buy specific flours. Some are easily available at the supermarket, but other more uncommon types like millet and sorghum flour appear to only be available online and not often from the same retailer. Im wondering if any Aussies have any suggestions or recommendations for stores or providers (They would also need to be Coeliac friendly) Thanks for reading!

Hi. I live overseas. I have a friend that lives in MD 21215 that I’d like to ship a few bottles of whisky/ bourbon to. I’m having a lot of trouble finding websites that ship to them. So I’m asking the locals for help. I’m not trying to snap that rare single barrel Blanton or anything like that, but I don’t just want simple supermarket shelf whisky. ( I buy from master of malt too frequently lol as my normal supply. ) The friend isn’t available to go to a local store to get for a verity of reasons. So online shopping only. Thank you. If it’s a specific problem with that zip code 21209 is also an option.

Hi all, I remember in the 70s my mum always used the Christmas Club at the local supermarket - each time she shopped she gave them a few extra dollars which would pay for the Christmas groceries at the end of the year? Does anyone know if the supermarkets chipped in a bit extra or just gave back the exact amount? Seems a bit dodgy if they just held the money and locked the shopper in to their store with no financial benefit to the shopper.

CREDIT PROFILE * Current credit cards you are the primary account holder of: * Regions Visa Signature, Limit $8,000, opened 6/2012 * * FICO scores with source: Experience 711, EquiFax 715 * Oldest credit card account age: 12 years * Cards approved in the past 6 months: 0 * Cards approved in the past 12 months: 0 * Cards approved in the past 24 months: 0 * Annual income $: 65,000 CATEGORIES * Ok with category-specific cards?: No * Ok with rotating category cards?: No * Estimate average monthly spend in the categories below. * Dining $: $150 * Groceries $: Publix: 400 * Gas $: 190 * Travel $: 100 * Using abroad?: no * Other categories or stores: leisure: $200 ...

#Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed. Please state the following: > * Type of card(s) and amount of each. * What payment method you accept. * How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it. ____ Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Cashapp, Varo, Chime, Venmo, and Western Union/M-pesa/Airtel/Equitel (5% is taken off Western Union payments/all M-Pesa, Airtel, Equitel payments are sent via Western Union) I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades. Want ↓ | PayPal G&S | All other Cash payments or a Gift Card ↓ | Crypto^4 ↓...

#Warning: I will not message you first. If you were messaged by someone claiming to be me you are in the process of being scammed. Please state the following: > * Type of card(s) and amount of each. * What payment method you accept. * How you acquired the GC and why you're getting rid of it. ____ Crypto^4, Paypal^1, Apple Pay, Cashapp, Varo, Chime, Venmo, and Western Union/M-pesa/Airtel/Equitel (5% is taken off Western Union payments/all M-Pesa, Airtel, Equitel payments are sent via Western Union) I only have Steam as a substitute for cash payments in gift card trades. Want ↓ | PayPal G&S | All other Cash payments or a Gift Card ↓ | Crypto^4 ↓...

This is often done by mixing chemicals to mimic milk like properties, the packing plastic comes from the printing contractors unofficially. We've seen paneer, ghee, butter being adulterated, now milk. One way to avoid this is to stop shopping at your local kirana stores and ordering from supermarkets.

Like the title says—-remember to check the canning date on your beers! This is especially true for beer that is best fresh, like IPAs, anything hop-forward, or imports in green/glass bottles that are sitting on the (non-refrigerated) shelf. In general the best-by rule is: 3 months for IPAs (and the earlier the better), 6 months for styles under 8.5%, and 6 months or more for styles over 8.5%. I’ve noticed that liquor stores in town can REALLY vary in their quality control standards. I shop at Supermarket Liquor because it’s closest to my house, but they are notorious for selling stuff that is past its prime. If you’re not careful, you can easily pay full price for a beer that sh...

Pretty self explanatory. I buy vacuum sealed steaks in supermarkets in Germany. In the supermarkets, they are stored in fridges that don’t seem that cold, they even feel warmer than my own fridge. Using this logic, I stored a steak for about a week in my own fridge (the expiry date was \~3 weeks in the future). Today I looked at the packaging at it said <4°C, and my fridge was set to 6. Is the steak safe to eat? Online sources just mention the number 4, and AI tools keep it safe and stick to that number (recommend throwing the steak away). But if there’s an expert here, I wonder if it’s just the case that I should be extra cautious, inspect it carefully, and go for a med...

\>> Family owns a supermarket located on the Tropic of Capricorn (23.5° south latitude). Summers are always complicated due to the heat —temperature was always the main cause of complaints in our Google My Business page—, but it has become unbearable now. The thermal discomfort is too much; our establishment feels like a **** stove! We operate in a decently large building (1,000 m\^2 / 10,700 sqft area) with uninsulated metal/zinc roof, which acts like a giant radiator. The building is essentially a sealed box: there's a single small entrance to the store at street level and the rest of the building remains closed, with no windows whatsoever. The heat here is brutal...

Eating Through the 2026 Inflation SpikeAs we enter early 2026, the grocery aisle is feeling the friction of shifting global trade policies.1 While overall inflation has stabilized, "trade-sensitive" staples—imported oils, out-of-season produce, and specialty grains—are seeing sharp, localized price bumps.Economists are calling this the "Trade Gap Spike." But for the savvy home cook, it’s the perfect time to launch The Pantry Challenge 2.0. This isn't just about eating old cans of beans; it’s a high-tech, zero-waste strategy to slash your grocery bill by up to 40% while clearing out the "forgotten" capital sitting in your cupboards.1. The Audit: Digi...

In 2026, the $50 tourist trap dinner is officially passé. While booking a reservation at a Michelin-starred restaurant still holds its allure, the savviest travelers are discovering a richer, more authentic, and infinitely more affordable culinary experience: Grocery Store Gastronomy. This isn't about bland packaged goods; it's about "Shelf Discovery"—curating a Michelin-level picnic for under $15 using hyper-local deli finds, artisanal cheeses, and fresh-baked bread from international supermarkets. It's a trend fueled by rising restaurant prices and a desire for authentic, unpretentious flavor. 1. The "Flavor Hunt": Beyond the Tourist Traps For...

I was under the impression that the only rare decor categories available currently are restaurant, waterside, cafe, roadside, supermarket, hair salon and bakery, but I got confused when I transferred the bottle cap rock pikmin from P4 and the icon was not gold indicating I haven't found this pikmin yet (which you can see I have). I thought you only see this when you don't have the rare decor yet (i.e. I am working on rare supermarket pikmin now, so it makes sense that the icons for the colors I don't have rared would still be gray and the ones I do have rared would be gold). Am I missing something, is something weird going on, or did Niantic secretly drop rare convenience st...

Tell me he's intoxicated without telling me he's intoxicated. A Florida man working as a bell ringer for the Salvation Army was arrested after allegedly attempting to stab the manager of the Publix supermarket he was standing in front of. Steven Pavlik was allegedly intoxicated while fulfilling his role as a bell ringer outside of a Publix in Martin County, Fla., on Wednesday, Dec. 24. Pavlik, 63, was stationed at a Salvation Army collection site near a Publix located on Kanner Highway, according to the Martin County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) "When the Publix manager came outside to speak to Pavlik, he became violent and attempted to impale the manager with the donatio...

https://preview.redd.it/wy1o8zq9to9g1.jpg?width=211&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=961a7ff754d54720946d26c756ca182950741d78 Mumbai, the city of dreams, is home to a thriving market of consumer goods, including essential household products like kitchen rolls. These paper products have become a staple in homes, restaurants, and businesses due to their convenience and effectiveness in maintaining cleanliness. In recent years, the demand for quality kitchen rolls has surged as consumers increasingly prioritize hygiene and practicality. With numerous manufacturers meeting this demand, some stand out for their commitment to quality, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. Let�...

In my country, there are two major rival supermarket chains, with entirely different uniforms and colors. I work at one of them... I was in a rush and my girlfriend wanted me to go back and get some last-minute items (I wasn't going back into my store) so I went to the rival competitor thinking I wouldn't have to put up with BS customers demanding my assistance. As I'm frantically pacing down the aisles, I hear a ''Hello!'' from some woman (could be directed at anyone for whatever reason) so I ignore. Plausible deniability. She follows up with an agitated ''HELLO!!!'' I ignore. For context, I'm along the back of the store...

The first image is the New World Department Store in 1989 (July 16) Credit: Richard Davis New World Department Store was a luxury department store that opened in 1983. (However, luxury at that time didn't refer to the decor, but rather to the brand counters, shops, and goods sold.) This department store was considered a luxurious and modern mall of the 1980s in Thailand. It had as many as 32 escalators (Hitachi X8 V-series escalators, custom-made for the New World Building and manufactured in Osaka). In the picture, you can see the interior of the main atrium, with a dancing fountain in the center. This is Thailand's first sensor-activated dancing fountain; it responds to musi...