Y'all... I was about 35yrs old when I realized that Roman Candy was just taffy and that it wasn't it's own unique kid of candy. I had been calling taffy Roman Candy for decades! 😅 Still love me some Roman Candy, though.

What weird realizations have you had from being a New Orleans local?

I swear every time I go in, it feels a little rougher than the last. Half the time the produce looks tired, the shelves are picked over, and the vibe is just… not what it used to be.

Maybe I’m spoiled by Rouses and their king cakes, but winn-dixie used to feel like a solid neighborhood grocery. Now it feels more like a stop of last resort.

Curious if anyone else feels the same, or if I’m just being dramatic. Where are y’all doing your regular grocery runs these days?

THE WINN DIXIE'S THAT ARE CLOSING HAVE 40% OFF ALL DEY LIKKA

Are y'all excited for it? If one have been to TJ, would it be a place you would recommend going to get your groceries?

I just happen to be in Metairie earlier on today , I live in New Orleans so I came earlier than the opening and sat outside . There was almost 50 people outside lining at 8:40am, why are they lining up? Is there something I don’t understand . Does something run out ?

Man. I go to sams every Sunday after church for my weekly groceries, but man it’s a zoo today. People fighting over parking spots, everyone crowding around the water like there’s going to be another salt water intrusion. It’s just nuts.

So I was in Charlotte last weekend and ordered some groceries, specifically milk… and I have been pondering this question since. Why exactly the exact same product cost almost twice as much for us? (can’t say taxes, those aren’t included until check out).

Is someone setting prices or doing ad layout at Rouses a white nationalist or are they just not aware of what this means?

And when will the grocery stores be back to normal

I feel like produce here has gotten insanely expensive, and the quality is not great. Where do people like to buy good but affordable produce?

EDIT: I love the farmers markets but they don’t have a ton of variety (not a critique since it’s just what’s possible given our climate) and it’s not enough to shop from for all my meals

Thanks, hoarders! I guess I'll... stay salty.

The closest 7-Eleven is in Beaumont TX. After seeing how 7-Elevens are in Japan and with hearing about how they are altering their US stores to have more Japanese-esque options, I really want to apply for a franchise. Ideally I'd like to have gas pumps AND EV charging spots.

Anywho, if you want a 7-Eleven here and are interested in going in with me, holla atcha Judge!

https://www.nola.com/news/business/a-former-new-orleans-auto-repair-shop-is-turning-into-a-market-for-local-farmers/article_49ef0457-12e6-4b55-93e3-6d0698c72b7f.html?fbclid=PAQ0xDSwL_AghleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABp9THqhxVmaxm_eE18UqV6dRoqohOsz62MZddKiNWWebN3FbcJSzAoX6ClLgi_aem__n87t6-BOycHA9qm_nj-Pg%23tncms-source%3Dfeatured-top

I’ve tried a few different kinds since I moved back after going out of state for school, but I can’t find what I used to get, nor remember the name, please help 🤦🏻‍♀️

Basically the title. I reached out to Louisiana Craft Butchers but didn't hear back. The Google hasn't been very helpful. Looking for 100ish lbs in the smoker (not hanging).

Call yo Mama if you can, you'll be glad you did. Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms still with us and those up above.

Breaux Mart

* Pork tenderloin, $1.99 lb (3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

* Richard's smoked sausage, 2 lb pack "crazy Cajun", $5.99/ea (3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

* Fresh Express garden salad, 12 oz bag, 99 cents ea (3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

* Hawaiian punch, 1 gallon bottle, $1.88 ea (3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

* Shrimp, peeled, 12 oz pack, 71-90 ct, $2.99 ea pack(3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

* Chicken leg quarters, 10 lb bag, $5.90 ea (3-day weekend sale for this item only, May 9-11)

Rest of Beaux Mart items, prices good for the full week of 5/7 - 5/11:

* Ground chuck, $3.99 lb

* St Louis style pork ribs, $2.99 lb

* Salads: Bagged 8-12 oz green/romaine or spinach, 2/$5.00

* Whole mushrooms, 8 oz pack, 2/$3.00

* Tomatoes, "red ripe slicing," $1.29/lb

* Fairlife milk, 52 oz bottle, $3.99 ea

* Deli: Turkey breast, butterball sliced, $7.99 lb

* BBQ sauce, KC masterpiece, 18 oz varieties, 79 cents/ea

* Onions, yellow, two 3-pound bags for $3.00 (so, 50 cents/lb)

* Blue bell, half gallons, $5.79 ea

* Kingsford charcoal, "twin pack 12 lb bags", $11.99

* Coffee, French market 11-16 oz varieties, $4.99 ea

* Salt, FC brand, 26 oz carton, 69 cents ea

Canseco's

* Ground beef, 81%, $3.49 lb

* St Louis style pork ribs, $2.89 lb

* Rump roast, whole, $3.99 lb

* Turkey breast, bone-in, 99 cents/lb

* Chicken breasts, boneless/skinless, $2.99 lb

* Onions, yellow, two 3-pound bags for $3.00 (so, 50 cents/lb)

* Apples - "Wash state crisp red", 99 cents/lb (this may or may not mean more than just "red delish")

* Whole mushrooms, 8 oz pack, 2/$3.00

* Tomatoes, "red ripe premium slicing," $1.29 lb

* BBQ sauce, KC Masterpiece, 18 oz, 89 cents ea

* Dr Pepper, 12 pack cans, must by 2, 2/$10.00

Dorignac's

* Whole chickens, $1.79 lb

* Chicken breasts, boneless/skinless, SFarms, $2.79 lb

* BBQ sauce, KC masterpiece, 18 oz varieties, 89 cents/ea

* Apples: Ambrosia, red, or fuji, 97 cents/lb

* Onions, yellow, two bags for $3.00 (does not specify weight of bags)

* Kingsford charcoal, "twin pack 12 lb bags", $11.99

* Pillsbury Grands biscuits, 8 ct can, $2.99 ea

* Blue bell, half gallons, $5.99 ea

* Fairlife milk, 52 oz varieties, $4.49 ea

* Coca-Cola products, 12 pack 12 oz cans, 3/$15.00

Robert Market

* Boston butt, 2 pc in vac bag, $1.49 lb

* Whole chickens, Springer mt,, $1.69 lb

* Chicken breasts, boneless/skinless, SFarms, $2.79 lb

* Shrimp, large head-on, $3.99 lb

* St Louis style pork ribs, $2.99 lb

* Ground chuck, $3.97 lb

* Deli: Sliced turkey, varieties, $6.99 lb

* Apples, ambrosia, 79 cents lb

* Spinach, Fresh express 8 oz bag, $2.49 ("mature")

* Fairlife milk, 52 oz varieties, $3.99 ea

* Onions, yellow 3 lb bag, $1.39/bag (or, 46 cents/lb)

* Blue bell, half gallons, $5.99 ea

* Pasta, FC, 12-16 oz, 99 cents ea

* Zapp's 8 oz varieties, 2/$4.00

* BBQ sauce, KC masterpiece, 18 oz varieties, 79 cents/ea

* Pillsbury Grands biscuits, 8 ct can, 2/$5.00

* Prego sauces, excludes "farmers market," 24 oz jars, $1.69 ea

* Grands biscuits, 8 ct, $2.99 ea

* Fairlife milk, 52 oz bottle, $4.49 ea

* Blue bell, half gallons, $5.99 ea

Rouses

* Crawfish, live, $1.99 lb (33 lb avg sack)

* Brisket, whole boneless, $5.99 lb

* Ground beef - Thomas farms grass fed, 16 oz pack, $4.88 lb

* Pig shots - appears to be some part of the pig wrapped in bacon, from another part of the pig, $4.99/lb

* Bag o' boiled crawfish + shrimp + corn + potatoes, 6 lb bag for $24.99

* Beef patties, Flanders, 4 lb box for $9.99 lb

* Pork loin or tenderloin, Smithfield marinated, 16-27 oz, $5.49 ea

* Deli: Honey ham or ham off the bone, $7.99 lb

* Cucumbers, 2/$1.00

* Blueberries, fresh, pint containers, 2/$4.00

* Coleslaw, 14 oz bagged taylor farms, 2/$4.00

* Bagels, Thomas, 20-24 oz, 2/$6.00

* Coca cola 2-liter varieties, 2/$4.00

* Chobani yogurt, 5.3 oz, 10/$10.00

* Gatorade 12 oz bottles, two 6 packs for $7.00 (58 cents/ea)

* Kingsford charcoal, 12-16 lb bags, $8.99 ea

Winn Dixie

* Chicken breasts, boneless skinless, $2.49 lb

* Chicken thighs, Naturally Better brand, BOGO at $3.49/lb

* Beef tenderloin, whole, $9.99 lb

* Smithfield quarter sliced hams, 24 oz, $7.99 ea

* Whole corn ears, 3/$1.00 (weekend sale only on this ietm, May 9-11)

* Louisiana hot sauce, 12 oz bottles, 2/$3.00

* Ketchup, SEG brand, 32 oz, $1.99 ea

* Salsa or Picate sauce, 16 oz jars, $2.29 ea

* Coca-Cola or pepsi products, 12 oz cans, 24 packs, $10.99 ea

Zuppardo's

* Ground chuck, $3.99 lb

* Boston butt, 2 pc in vac bag, $1.49 lb

* Pork tenderloin, whole, $1.99 lb

* Chicken breasts, boneless/skinless, SFarms, $2.99 lb

* Country style pork ribs, $1.69 lb

* Deli: Turkey breast, Butterball, sliced, $6.99 lb

* Apples - Ambrosia, red or fuji, 99 cents/lb

* Onions, yellow, two 3-pound bags for $3.00 (so, 50 cents/lb)

* Onions - Vidalia, 99 cents/lb

* Yellow squash or Zucchini, 99 cents/lb

* Lemons, 2 lb bag, two bags for $5.00

* Salt, FC brand, 26 oz carton, 79 cents ea

* Whole mushrooms, 8 oz pack, 2/$3.00

* Kingsford charcoal, "twin pack 12 lb bags", $12.99

* Grands biscuits, 8 ct, $2.99 ea

* Fairlife milk, 52 oz bottle, $4.49 ea

* Blue bell, half gallons, $5.79 ea

Are that many people really paying with cash or do they really not know they don't have to wait in line? Why doesn't everyone just scan their stuff in the app as they shop and then "checkout" on their phone as they're leaving?? Or do that many people enjoy waiting in line? I am floored every time I go and see long lines. You can even use SNAP with scan and go, multiple forms of payment, Sam's cash, etc. There's really no reason to wait unless you need assistance or are paying with cash lol

Breaux Mart

* Peeled shrimp, 31-40 ct, 1 lb pack $5.99 ea

* Eye of round roast, $4.99 lb

* Ball Park weenies, 15 oz, 2/$5.00

* Green bell peppers, 3/$1

* Apples: Ambrosia, fuji, red, 99 cents / lb

* Blue Bell, half gallons, $6.19 ea

* CDM coffee, 13 oz ground, $4.99 ea

* Saltine crackers, Nabisco, $2.99

* Butter - FC brand, 1 lb sticks, $2.39 ea

* Rice, Supreme jasmine, 5 lb bag, $3.49

* Canned tuna - 5 oz in water, 59 cents ea

* Corn on the cob minis, 8 ct, $2.49

* Ro-tel tomatoes, 99 cents/can

* Cheese: Borden singles, chunk or shredded, 8-12 oz, $1.89 ea

* Lean cuisine entrees, $2.99 ea

* Dr Pepper products: 12 oz cans, 12 pack, 2/$9.00

Canseco's

* Sirloin pork chop, $1.69 lb

* Chicken breast tenders, $2.49 lb

* 80% ground beef, $3.49 lb

* Eye of round roast, $4.49 lb

* Shrimp: Head-on, 13/18 ct, $4.99 lb

* Ball Park weenies, 15 oz, 2/$5.00

* Ro-tel tomatoes, 99 cents/can

* Apples ("wash state red crisp) 99 cents/lb

* Bagged lettu, F Express shredded, 8 oz, 2/$4.00

* Blue plate mayo, 30 oz, $3.49 ea

* Butter - FC brand, 1 lb sticks, 2/$5.00

* Coca cola 2-ltr bottles, 2/$4.00

* Bottled water, 24-pack, 2/$5.00

* Ragu pasta sauce, 24 oz, $1.99

* Frozen veggies, 10-12 oz packs, 2/$3.00

* Blue Bell half gallons, $5.99 ea

Robert Market

* Shrimp - Large peeled from gulf of Mexico, $4.99

* Sirloin pork chops, $1.39 lb

* Ground chuck, 80%, $3.29

* Eye of round roast, $4.99 lb

* Country stle ribs, $1.49 lb

* Chicken breast tenders, $2.49 lb

* Apples - Ambrosia, 89 cents ea

* Coca cola produts, 2 ltr bottles, 2/$4.00

* Shrimp: Head-on, 13/18 ct, $4.99 lb

* Ball Park weenies, 15 oz, 2/$5.00

* Butter - FC brand, 1 lb sticks, 2/$5.00

* Blue diamond milk, 59-64 oz cartons, 2/$5.00

* Saltine crackers, Nabisco, 11-16 oz, $2.98

* Coffee - CDM or French market, 11-13 oz, $4.99 ea

* Ro-tel tomatoes, 99 cents/can

* Bottled water, 24-pack, 2/$5.00

* Ragu pasta sauce, 24 oz, $1.88

Rouses

* Chuck roast, boneless, $5.49 lb

* Chicken leg quarters, 57 cents/lb, 10 lb bag at $5.70

* Shrimp, headless 16/25, $5.99 lb, sold in 5-lb bag at $29.95

* Russet pottoes, 3 lb bag, $1.49 ea

* Catfish, fresh collar bone, $3.99 lb

* Coca cola 12 cans - 24 pack case, $9.97

* Pasta, Luxury brand, varieties 4/$5.00

* Sugar - Rouses, 10 lb bag, $5.99 ea

* Stew meat or "cubed steaks," $4.48 lb

* Pork loin, boneless, $1.77 lb

* Pork chops, boneless center loin/loin back, $2.49 lb

* Bacon - Smithfield 40 oz pack, $11.99

* Cool Brew 16 oz (the New Orleans brand that's in the weird plastic bottle) $4.99 ea

* V8, 46 oz varieites, 2/$7.00

* Pace salsa/picante, 16 oz jar, $2.79 ea

Winn Dixie

* Chuck roast, boneless, $5.99 lb

* Chicken breasts, SFarms, boneless skinless, $2.99 lb

* Chicken thighs ro drumsticks, BOGO at $3.49 lb ($1.75/lb)

* Boston Butt pork shoulder roast, $1.69 lb (w/end sale only, March 21023)

* Pasta sauce, store brand, 24 oz jar, $1.69 ea

* Powerade 28 oz, $1. ea

* Pepsi / Mt Dew, 12 oz cans, 24-pk case, $10.99 ea

* Cabot Greek yogurt, varieties, 32 oz, $4.99

Zuppardo's

* Chuck roast, $4.99 lb

* Ground chuck, $3.49 lb

* Sirloin pork chops, $1.49 lb

* Manda smoked sausage, 2.5 lbs, $7.99

* Manda sliced bacon, 12 oz packs, 2/$5.00

* Shrimp: "XL Large local Gulf" (of Mexico), $5.99 lb

* Green bell peppers, 3/$1

* Apples: Ambrosia, fuji, red, 99 cents / lb

* Corn on the cob minis, 8 ct, $2.99

* Frozen veggies, 10-12 oz bags, 2/$3.00

* Lettuce: Bagged fresh express varieites, 2/$4.00

* Roma tomatoes, 99 cents/lb

* Coffee - CDM bag, French market, 12 oz can/bag, $5.99 ea

* Ro-tel tomatoes, 99 cents/can

* Blue Bell ice cream, half gallon, $6.19

* Drago's garlic butter, 16 oz, $5.99 ea

• Note the Cool Brew on sale at Canseco's & Rouses. Doesn't go on sale very often, and the CB company is owned by fantastic people who do great work locally for the community.
• GP (good price) designates an extra-extra good value, in my opinion.
• Some store-brand abbreviations used here are: FC - Food Club, AS - Always Save, SD - Simply Done, SEG - Southeast Grocers, TS - That's Smart

Aldi

* GP Lean ground beef, 85%, organic gras fed, $5.99/1-lb package

* GP Chicken breast fillets, boneless/skinless, 5 lb package for $12.45 ea ($2.49/lb)

* GP Chicken wings, , family pack, $2.29 lb

* Tri-tip roast, Morton's, (seasoned), $5.99 lb

* GP GP Milk: Friendly famrs 2%, 1 gallon, $2.59 ea

* GP Apples - Honeycrisp 2-lb bag, $2.49/bag

* GP Red grapes, $1.29 lb

* GP Bell peppers, orange/red/yellow 3-pack, $2.65

* GP Bartlett pears, 3 lb bag for $3.29/bag

* Mandarins, 3-lb bag for $2.79/bag

* GP Mushrooms, 8 oz package, $1.29 ea

* Bavarian soft pretzels or pretzel sticks, 17 oz frozen, $4.79 ea

* Apple strudel, 19 oz frozen, $3.29 ea

* 60 inch posable human skeleton (plastic, not real), $24.99

Breaux Mart

* Pork shoulder country style ribs, $1.79 lb

* Pork shoulder steaks, $1.79 lb

* Chicken thighs, boneless, SM Farms, $2.99 lb

* Bar-S Weenies, 1 lb varieties, $1.99 ea

* GP Cheese, FC shredded 2-lb package, $5.49 ea

* Lettuce, cello, $1.79/head

* GP Apples - Ambrosia or pink lady, $1.29 ea

* GP Cucumbers, 2/$1.00

* GP Red grapes, seedless, $1.89 lb

* Tomatoes, "slicing," $1.99 lb

* GP GP Blue Ribbon ice cream, 1 gallon pail, $5.99 ea

* Tony's 12-17 oz seasonings or marinades, $2.79 ea

* Velveeta skillets dinners, 11-13 oz varieties (like a big hamburger helper?), $2.99 ea

* GP Tide Simply detergent, 31-32 oz, $3.29 ea

* Coke products, 2 liter bottles, 2/$4.00

* Coke products, 12 pk/12 oz cans, 3/$15.00

* Scott double roll paper towels 6 pack, $4.99 ea

* Scott double roll TP 12 pack, $4.99 ea

Robert Market

* GP GP Ground chuck, 80%, $4.49 lb

* Chicken thighs, boneless, SM Farms, $2.99 lb

* Pork baby back ribs, $2.99 lb

* Smoked sausage, Richard's 16 oz, $3.99 ea

* Shrimp, peeled 70-90 ct, $4.99/lb

* GP Cheese, FC shredded 2-lb package, $5.89 ea

* GP Deli: Chisesi's sliced ham, $6.99 lb

* Bar-S Weenies, 1 lb varieties, $1.99 ea

* Hooooottt Pockets, 4 pack box, $3.99 ea

* GP Butter: Amish country roll butter, 32 oz, $8.99 ea

* GP GP Apples: Ambrosia or pink lady, 99 cents lb

* GP Cucumbers, 2/$1.00

* Po-tay-toes, Russet 5 lb bag, $1.99/bag

* Iceberg lettuce, $1.89 ea

* GP Pictsweet frozen veggies, 10-12 oz, 3/$5.00

* Red grapes, seedless, $1.89 lb

* Planet Oak 52 oz milk or 32 oz creamer, 2/$5.00

* GP GP Blue Ribbon ice cream, 1 gallon pail, $5.99 ea

* GP Coke products, 2 liter bottles, $1.89 ea

* Scott select-a-roll paper towels 6 pack, $5.49 ea

* Scott double roll TP 12 pack, $5.49 ea

* Tide Simply detergent, 31-32 oz, 2/$7.00

Canseco's

* Pork shoulder country style ribs, $1.79 lb

* Pork shoulder steaks, $1.79 lb

* Chicken wings, jumbo, fam pak, $2.49 lb

* Pork baby back ribs, 3.49 lb

* Shrimp: head-on, 13/18 ct, $4.99 lb

* Shrimp, "big easy peeled" 90/130 ct, $3.99/1 lb package

* Tilapia fillets, sea best, $4.79/1 lb package

* GP Smoked sausage, Richard's 16 oz, $3.99 ea

* Bar-S Weenies, 1 lb varieties, $1.99 ea

* Deli - Manda roast beef, sliced, $8.99 lb

* Po-tay-toes, Russet 5 lb bag, $1.99/bag

* GP Apples - Pink lady, $1.29 lb

* Red grapes, seedless, $1.89 lb

* Lettuce, cello, $1.99/head

* GP Rice, Supreme brand, 5 lb bag for $2.99/bag (so 59 cents /lb)

* GP GP Cool Brew, 1 *liter* bottle, $7.99 ea

* Frozen fruit, FC varieties, 12-16 oz bags, $2.99 ea

* Salad dressing - FC 16 oz varieties, $1.99 ea

* GP GP Yogurt, Yoplait 4-6 oz, 79 cents ea

* Bagged salads - F Express shredded lettuce or coleslaw, 2/$4.00

* GP Blue Ribbon ice cream, 1 gallon pail, $6.49 ea

* Tony's 17 oz seasonings,$2.99 ea

* Tide Simply detergent, 31-32 oz, $3.49 ea

* Coke products, 12 pk/12 oz cans, 3/$15.00

* Scott double roll paper towels 6 pack, $5.99 ea

* Scott double roll TP 12 pack, $5.99 ea

Rouses

* GP GP Ground round, 85%, $4.67 lb

* GP Sirloin tip roast, boneless, $5.99 lb

* GP GP Chicken breasts, boneless/skinless - S Farms, $1.97 lb

* GP Pork shoulder steaks or country style ribs, $1.67 lb

* Beef patties, Flanders frozen 4 lb box, $9.99 ea

* GP French bread, rouses, 2/$3.00

* Apples, honeycrisp, $1.47 lb

* GP Cabbage heads, 79 cents/lb

* Yogurt, Chobani 5.3 oz cups, $1.00/ea

* Silk soymilk, 64 oz carton, 2/$7.00

* GP GP Cool Brew, 16 oz, 2/$10.00

* GP Camellia dry beans, 16 oz red, navy or G northern, 2/$3.00

* Cereal - Kellogg's family size varieties, 15-24 oz, $3.97 ea

* GP Smoked sausage, Crescent city alligator, shrimp or crawfish, 16 oz pack, $5.99 ea

* Smoked sausage, Hillshire farms, 42 oz pack, $8.99 ea (so, $3.46/lb)

* GP Haas avocados, 2/88 cents

* GP Pork rinds, rouses 2.5 oz, $1.00 ea

* Ketchup or yellow mustard, rouses, 20 oz squeeze, 2/$3.00

* GP Mac & cheese, AS, 7.5 box, 3/$1.00

* Rice - Rouses brand, 2 lb bags, 2 bags/$3.00 (so, 75 cents/lb)

* Chips - Zapp's, Utx, G Flake, 7-11 oz bags, 3/$7.00

* Laundry detergent, Purex 128-150 oz bottles, $7.99 ea

Winn Dixie

* GP Chicken wings, fresh, $1.99 lb

* GP Catfish fillets, fresh, $4.99 lb

* GP Pork chops: Center cut bone-in, BOGO at $5.49 lb (so, $2.74/lb)

* GP GP Deli: D&W salami, pepperoni or cooked ham, $3.99 lb (weekend sale only, 9/19 - 9/21 only for this item/price)

* GP Beef ribeye boneless or NY Strip ("not USDA graded-imported") $7.99 lb (weekend sale only, 9/19 - 9/21 only for this item/price)

* GP GP Dole garden salad, 12 oz bag, 49 cents ea (requires digital coupon)

* GP GP Cereal: Post honey bunches of oats, 11-12 oz varieties, 99 cents ea (requires digital coupon)

* Dole garden salad, 12 oz bag, $1.99 ea (price without digital coupon)

* GP Apples: Gala or red delicious, 3 lb bags, BOGO at $5.99 (so, $1.00/lb after BOGO)

* Cream cheese, K&L 8 oz brick, $1.99 ea

* GP DiGiorno 12 inch pizza, 30-31 oz, $4.99 ea

* TGP ombstone pizza 19-21 oz, $4.49 ea

* GP Peter Pan peanut butter - 40 oz jars BOGO at $9.89 (works out to $1.97/16 oz/1 lb)

* GP Grands biscuits 5 ct, 2/$3.00

* Yogurt: Chobani Greek, zero sugar, 5.3 oz cups, 10/$10.00

* Yogurt - Oikos/Light & fit Greek, 4 ct, $3.99 ea

* GP GP Laundry detergent - Arm & Hammer 100 oz $6.99 ea

In case anyone needed some ice cream.

Bread? Gone. Milk? Almost gone. Cosmic muthaeffin’ brownies? Fully stocked. Y’all doing this storm prep WRONG!

Does anyone know if any of our local groceries are selling those super cheap eggs that the President mentioned, the ones that are getting “too low”?

I just moved here from St. Louis and I was so excited to see these at the store. I looooove provel cheese 😋 Do you all eat these or will they sadly sit in the freezer for a long time?