I think I just threw up

[skcin]

http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/15/news/funny/salmon_soda.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes

[jannieC]

I really, REALLY don't get this. WHY would you want turkey, salmon, mashed-potato flavored soda- why? I don't even like salmon flavored salmon, let alone salmon flavored soda. Sorry, but I think the world has gone nuts.

[gldstwmn]

Yuck. :o I can't imagine these will be hot sellers.

[SuzeQuze]

:shudder: I could go no further than that headline!

[Mari]

That is so weird. I can't imagine what it would taste like.. I'd like to try, actually. Like a bubbly salmon gravy? Very strange.
Then again, I read this recipe somewhere for chicken in coca cola, which is supposed to be delicious. Huh?

[skcin]

Then again, I read this recipe somewhere for chicken in coca cola, which is supposed to be delicious. Huh?

You're right, Mari. But cola marinating chicken doesn't sound as bad as chicken in the cola, for some reason. :p

[Mari]

You're right, Mari. But cola marinating chicken doesn't sound as bad as chicken in the cola, for some reason. :p

I couldn't think of the marinating word (it's the same as in Dutch, dumb) :laugh: Uh yeah, as long as we all understand each other :p



*imagines a bottle of coke with pieces of chicken in it* eeewwww

[gldstwmn]

That is so weird. I can't imagine what it would taste like.. I'd like to try, actually. Like a bubbly salmon gravy? Very strange.
Then again, I read this recipe somewhere for chicken in coca cola, which is supposed to be delicious. Huh?

Actually it is pretty good. If you throw in some fajita spices you can marinate beef or chicken in it. I used to make fajitas that way and they were pretty good. It tenderizes the meat as well.

[Raeven Skye]

this will go over about as well as flavored beer....bleeh

[Mari]

So, does it make the chicken taste sweet, like honey? That's how I imagine it.. hm, might have to try that one, then :D

[gldstwmn]

So, does it make the chicken taste sweet, like honey? That's how I imagine it.. hm, might have to try that one, then :D

Kind of, yes. It depends on what kind of spices you use with it. It has that sweet/spicy kind of taste.

[Jyqm]

So, does it make the chicken taste sweet, like honey? That's how I imagine it.. hm, might have to try that one, then :D

I've marinated chicken in maple syrup. Now that makes for some sweet tasty chicken.

[Jyqm]

http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/15/news/funny/salmon_soda.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes

Somewhere, Violet Beauregard is jumping with delight...

"Mountain Dew or crab juice?"

[skcin]

Somewhere, Violet Beauregard is jumping with delight...

"Mountain Dew or crab juice?"



*imagines a bottle of coke with pieces of chicken in it* eeewwww

That's it. I'm officially ill. :(

[cliffdweller]

http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/15/news/funny/salmon_soda.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes

That's disgusting. Completely and utterly gross.

[SuzeQuze]

I've marinated chicken in maple syrup. Now that makes for some sweet tasty chicken.

This reminds me of a rather decadent snack a friend of mine taught me to make:

* brie
* french bread
* maple syrup
* sliced almonds

Take the brie and smear the syrup on it then cover it with the almonds. Bake it for about 20 min at 350 or however long it take to melt the cheese. Then tear off chunks of the bread and smear the concoction on them. Mmmmm...

[hayley]

Hee. I saw that gift pack in a store last week and thought it was so disgusting. I would've bought it if it weren't so expensive.

Marinating chicken in coke IS good- I always use diet coke, though. If you guys think that sounds disgusting, what's your stance on black bean brownies?

[dissention]

If you guys think that sounds disgusting, what's your stance on black bean brownies?

I voted against them last Tuesday.

I've had Jones soda before, but it was sugar-free ginger ale and cream soda that I got from Whole Foods. They make really great green tea and white tea, too.

[BTFLCHLD]

have you ever heard of sticking
an open can of beer inside a bird
and cooking that way?
:shrug:


this is like violet's gum in CCF
gross to imagine what it must really be like.

[SuzeQuze]

I voted against them last Tuesday.

I've had Jones soda before, but it was sugar-free ginger ale and cream soda that I got from Whole Foods. They make really great green tea and white tea, too.

We just got a new Whole Foods market near my 'hood. :blob1:

[paleshadow]

http://money.cnn.com/2005/11/15/news/funny/salmon_soda.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes

I've seen last years versions sell on e-bay for up to $30.00. I just saw these this morning in Target. I tried the Halloween themed flavors this year. They had candy corn, caramel apple, strawberry slime, and scary blue lemonade. Nothing too odd. I have to admit, I'm a little curious to see what turkey and gravy soda might taste like. I guess it's a little like those every flavor jellybeans inspired by the ones in Harry Potter. My friend tricked me into eating the "ear wax" flavored one once. I wonder who does the product research on these types of things? I mean, can you imagine being the guy who has to taste test the jelly beans and decide when they taste most like boogers or ear wax? :eek:

[dissention]

We just got a new Whole Foods market near my 'hood. :blob1:

Cool! I've always gone to the one in Hadley (used to be Bread & Circus). Like, fifty miles away. :laugh: I usually go to it when I'm up near my mother's house and I hit Trader Joe's right afterward. **** is mad expensive at Whole Foods, but they have some great stuff that you can't get anywhere else. And Trader Joe's is dirt cheap in comparison, so I love that one.

[estranged4life]

If you guys think that sounds disgusting, what's your stance on black bean brownies?

brownies that will make me fart and kill anyone standing behind me or anyone within a general range of 100 foot of my ass when that green vapor creeps over 'em...

Talk about "Creeping Death" (As in the Metallica song, not the Ledgie of the same name who isnt, Im guessing, fartlike!)

[ontheEdgeof17]

Yum.:rolleyes: You could have a whole meal....in liquid form. Imagine all the weight you would lose! :laugh:

[gldstwmn]

They make really great green tea and white tea, too.

I like The Republic Of Tea because there's no corn syrup. It's real tea.

[gldstwmn]

We just got a new Whole Foods market near my 'hood. :blob1:

I love Whole Foods. And they are building a new one that's fairly close to me. :)

[gldstwmn]

And Trader Joe's is dirt cheap in comparison, so I love that one.

We don't have Trader Joe's here. :(

[sparky]

We don't have Trader Joe's here. :(

I would die without Trader Joe's. I can walk to mine if I am feeling ambitious.
Whole Paycheck annoys me, but they do have some cool stuff.

This soda, BTW, has been an enormous hit. Last year it was sold out everywhere, and they are flying off the shelves in LA. I have been to two Targets that are totally out of stock already. I have never tasted the stuff, but it is quite the novelty, and people seem to love it.

[skcin]

I've never been to Trader Joe's. :( I just looked at the website & I want to go to one. :( Stupid Buffalo.

[SuzeQuze]

Cool! I've always gone to the one in Hadley (used to be Bread & Circus). Like, fifty miles away. :laugh: I usually go to it when I'm up near my mother's house and I hit Trader Joe's right afterward. **** is mad expensive at Whole Foods, but they have some great stuff that you can't get anywhere else. And Trader Joe's is dirt cheap in comparison, so I love that one.

Its in Beacon Hill on Cambridge St near Mass General. My roommate says that parking is free for an hour!

[BTFLCHLD]

I've never been to Trader Joe's. :( I just looked at the website & I want to go to one. :( Stupid Buffalo.
send a note :cool:
i love trader joes :nod:

[Raeven Skye]

have you ever heard of sticking
an open can of beer inside a bird
and cooking that way?
:shrug:


this is like violet's gum in CCF
gross to imagine what it must really be like.


I've heard about this, and people who have tried it swear by it...it doesn't have to be beer, either...you sit the whole chicken on the can of beer, so it's upright...all the fat would drip off, tho, so it might just be crazy enough to work!

[HomerMcvie]

this will go over about as well as flavored beer....bleeh
MMMMM, you should try Vanilla Creme Ale, at Market Street Brewery in Nashville. It's their biggest seller. DELICIOUS!!!!!:blob2: :blob2:

[Raeven Skye]

MMMMM, you should try Vanilla Creme Ale, at Market Street Brewery in Nashville. It's their biggest seller. DELICIOUS!!!!!:blob2: :blob2:

i did drink Little Kinds creme ale once....once.....it was ugly....

[HomerMcvie]

i did drink Little Kinds creme ale once....once.....it was ugly....
Well, this is vanilla beer, and it's wonderful! 'Course, vanilla's my favorite flavor of anything...

[Raeven Skye]

Well, this is vanilla beer, and it's wonderful! 'Course, vanilla's my favorite flavor of anything...
I'll make my friend try it next time we go to the Flying Saucer! :nod:

[SuzeQuze]

MMMMM, you should try Vanilla Creme Ale, at Market Street Brewery in Nashville. It's their biggest seller. DELICIOUS!!!!!:blob2: :blob2:

That does sound good. I wonder if anyone in Boston has it. Mmmmm...

[MoonChilde]

I've heard about this, and people who have tried it swear by it...it doesn't have to be beer, either...you sit the whole chicken on the can of beer, so it's upright...all the fat would drip off, tho, so it might just be crazy enough to work!

It does work well..I had it this summer..you dont taste the beer at all..but it keeps the chicken really moist and tasty..

[DavidMn]

OH HEEEELLLLL NO!!!:eek:

[Mari]

Hee. I saw that gift pack in a store last week and thought it was so disgusting. I would've bought it if it weren't so expensive.

Marinating chicken in coke IS good- I always use diet coke, though. If you guys think that sounds disgusting, what's your stance on black bean brownies?

Hmm, I'm willing to try them out..
Oh, I never said I thought the cokechicken was disgusting, it's just something I've never heard of, it sounded weird to me. But I think I'm going to try it :D

But you Americans probably will find some Dutch dishes disgusting.
Like raw herring with onions? Mmmmm..

[ragandbone]

send a note :cool:
i love trader joes :nod:

When I first moved to SF from LA ('87) we had no Trader Joe's. After visits to my mother in LA, I would return with a trunkful of juice and almond butter, and other TJ treats for my friends. I think I might never move again to a place without Trader Joes, the food is better and cheaper than it is in the supermarket. My only complaint is with their excessive packaging.

[michelle2677]

I think that is the most disgusting thing I have ever heard. well...after a denture story I have....(anyone wants to hear it?? I can sure PM ya *L* ;) ) anyway..I dont' like seafood to begin with, so that makes it even worse....ugh..imagine drinking it....with...salmon...wtf?

[amber]

When I fisrt moved to SF from LA ('87) we had no Trader Joe's. After visits to my mother in LA, I would return with a trunkful of juice and almond butter, and other TJ treats for my friends. I think I might never move again to a place without Trader Joes, the food is better and cheaper than it is in the supermarket. My only complaint is with their excessive packaging.
I swear, I must have gone to the wrong trader joe's...:confused: They also have food I don't want. Or rather, they don't have food I want. But they have other weird food. The one I went to didn't have produce, either. And stuff wasn't cheap. :confused: I must have gotten the bad one. It was a new one.
Okay.
Whole Foods it is.

[sparky]

I swear, I must have gone to the wrong trader joe's...:confused: They also have food I don't want. Or rather, they don't have food I want. But they have other weird food. The one I went to didn't have produce, either. And stuff wasn't cheap. :confused: I must have gotten the bad one. It was a new one.
Okay.
Whole Foods it is.

How can you go to Whole Paycheck and even discuss cheap ?:lol:

I can't imagine what TJ's you went to. The first few times I went I had to try things out. It was a matter of finding the stuff I liked. They have killer cheap frozen entrees and excellent salads. I am also a big fan of their water and other fluids. The one by me has very reasonable fruit. I eat blueberries, grapes, strawberries and the like year round. When whole paycheck is charging 5 bucks for a tiny container of raspies or blueberries the same one is 2.29 at TJ's. Anyway....90% of my food comes from that place. And the vitamins are an amazing bargain too. To each their own, Frank.:shrug:

[markolas]

How can you go to Whole Paycheck and even discuss cheap ?:lol:

I can't imagine what TJ's you went to. The first few times I went I had to try things out. It was a matter of finding the stuff I liked. They have killer cheap frozen entrees and excellent salads. I am also a big fan of their water and other fluids. The one by me has very reasonable fruit. I eat blueberries, grapes, strawberries and the like year round. When whole paycheck is charging 5 bucks for a tiny container of raspies or blueberries the same one is 2.29 at TJ's. Anyway....90% of my food comes from that place. And the vitamins are an amazing bargain too. To each their own, Frank.:shrug:

We don't have Trader Joe's in Austin. :distress: We have Whole Foods, though, and I won a $25 gift card there at work the other day. I figure I could buy a loaf of bread with that. :lol:

[gldstwmn]

We don't have Trader Joe's in Austin. :distress: We have Whole Foods, though, and I won a $25 gift card there at work the other day. I figure I could buy a loaf of bread with that. :lol:

Try the creme brulee french toast. I highly recommend it. :)

[amber]

How can you go to Whole Paycheck and even discuss cheap ?:lol:

I can't imagine what TJ's you went to. The first few times I went I had to try things out. It was a matter of finding the stuff I liked. They have killer cheap frozen entrees and excellent salads. I am also a big fan of their water and other fluids. The one by me has very reasonable fruit. I eat blueberries, grapes, strawberries and the like year round. When whole paycheck is charging 5 bucks for a tiny container of raspies or blueberries the same one is 2.29 at TJ's. Anyway....90% of my food comes from that place. And the vitamins are an amazing bargain too. To each their own, Frank.:shrug:
Our whole foods isn't that expensive. Or I don't get expensive food there. Or I only get a little bit of expensive food. Or something.
I shop at Safeway, too.
If I had a car, I'd probably hit the other Joe's. It's in Berkeley/Oakland somewhere. Not by BART, though, obviously. I think that one has produce.

It's true, though, there are those occasional shocking times when suddenly whatever I got at Whole Foods, like 5 things, cost 70 dollars...:laugh: That's mainly when I buy tea, and shampoo, and face stuff, and brie, and rosemary crackers (to go with the brie). Things like that.
I've never, ever, ever gotten bad produce from WF though. And it's about a four minute bike ride from my house...:D

hehehehe.."whole paycheck" hahahahaha.

[amber]

We don't have Trader Joe's in Austin. :distress: We have Whole Foods, though, and I won a $25 gift card there at work the other day. I figure I could buy a loaf of bread with that. :lol:
:lol:

It's not that bad.
But seriously, you must get a container of their two bite lemon poppyseed scones. They melt like buttah in your mouth. It's really weird. They seem solid, but when you bite them, the texture is like powdered sugar. They are seriously melty. You'll die.
So good, so addictive. $5.99 for a little tub. They also have cranberry orange ones, but I've never gotten those.

Oh, and just to say? Ezekial bread (sprouted grain) is only $2.50 at my whole foods.

[ragandbone]

That's mainly when I buy tea, and shampoo, and face stuff, and brie, and rosemary crackers (to go with the brie). Things like that.
I've never, ever, ever gotten bad produce from WF though. And it's about a four minute bike ride from my house...:D

Hmm, you should be able to find a better deal on Brie at TJ's. I don't know if I think it is cheap, but the kinds of things I buy there would be more expensive elsewhere. Organic milk, and yogurt is much cheaper there than either Safeway, or Whole paycheck. Good pasta from Italy, or organic vegetable stock, or organic jams, olive oil, vinegar, losts more things are less expensive then in most stores. Whole Paycheck could be cheap if you buy bulk things, or things on sale, and the same goes for the New Leaf near me, or the Berkeley Bowl.
When the TJs opened in SF, it was a lot cheaper than the other food stores, because there prices were the same in all of their stores throughout CA (I don't think this is true anymore) and at that time the food in SF was super expensive, whether from a corner market ($$gasp) or from Safeway.

[dissention]

When I first moved to SF from LA ('87) we had no Trader Joe's. After visits to my mother in LA, I would return with a trunkful of juice and almond butter, and other TJ treats for my friends. I think I might never move again to a place without Trader Joes, the food is better and cheaper than it is in the supermarket. My only complaint is with their excessive packaging.

I tried almond butter from Trader Joe's last month and it was one of the most heinous things I've ever tasted. I am so not a fan of almond butter. :laugh: I buy tons of peanut butter from Trader Joe's, though.

[dissention]

It's true, though, there are those occasional shocking times when suddenly whatever I got at Whole Foods, like 5 things, cost 70 dollars...:laugh: That's mainly when I buy tea, and shampoo, and face stuff, and brie, and rosemary crackers (to go with the brie). Things like that.
I've never, ever, ever gotten bad produce from WF though. And it's about a four minute bike ride from my house...:D

The natural soda at Whole Foods is fecking ridiculous. They'd have to pry my wallet from cold dead hands before I pay their prices for natural soda. I'm actually not a soda fan, so I'm just saying. :laugh:

[macfanken]

I tried almond butter from Trader Joe's last month and it was one of the most heinous things I've ever tasted. I am so not a fan of almond butter. :laugh: I buy tons of peanut butter from Trader Joe's, though.


Their organic peanut butter is wonderful.

[Brwn_eyes0511]

Their organic peanut butter is wonderful.

What is it with you health nuts! :lol:

I am a peanut butter freak (it is my chocolate). I could NEVER give it up for something "organic"...

[macfanken]

What is it with you health nuts! :lol:

I am a peanut butter freak (it is my chocolate). I could NEVER give it up for something "organic"...


it IS peanut butter... organic PEANUT BUTTER... it's the best!

[Brwn_eyes0511]

it IS peanut butter... organic PEANUT BUTTER... it's the best!

hmmm...if you say so.

Remember now, I also eat those red hot dogs! :lol:

[estranged4life]

this is a stupid/gross idea, but considering it is coming from the country that produced "Reality TV" I just cant say it.

[ragandbone]

I tried almond butter from Trader Joe's last month and it was one of the most heinous things I've ever tasted. I am so not a fan of almond butter. :laugh: I buy tons of peanut butter from Trader Joe's, though.
:lol: You said "heinous" that is such a surfer word of my youth!
I bet you got unsalted almond butter-that would be yucky. I wouldn't expect almonds to take over the nutbutter market, peanuts are clearly the "best butter"; however to those who say "gech" to almond butter, I say "More for me!"

It amuses me that this thread titled " I think I just threw up" became a grocery store thread. hee.

[amber]

I tried almond butter from Trader Joe's last month and it was one of the most heinous things I've ever tasted. I am so not a fan of almond butter. :laugh: I buy tons of peanut butter from Trader Joe's, though.

Isn't it weird how almonds are soooooo good
(my grandma had an almond tree in her yard, aside from the smokehouse ones. B/C she lives in the farmish central valley of CA. - Stockton)

but almond butter sucks so significantly? And is so heinous?
Isn't that weird? I thought almond butter would be the best thing ever. But no.
Organic PB is awesome, though. At WF there's a peanut grinder so you can do it yourself...:)
I only buy PB about twice a year, though, b/c I will just eat pb n j's forever. All the time. If I have PB n J, that will be what I eat. All I eat. I will just eat PBJ's forever and ever. It's kinda gross. :laugh:

[ragandbone]

Isn't it weird how almonds are soooooo good
but almond butter sucks so significantly? And is so heinous?
Isn't that weird? I thought almond butter would be the best thing ever. But no.
Organic PB is awesome, though. At WF there's a peanut grinder so you can do it yourself...:)
I only buy PB about twice a year, though, b/c I will just eat pb n j's forever. All the time. If I have PB n J, that will be what I eat. All I eat. I will just eat PBJ's forever and ever. It's kinda gross. :laugh:

See I feel that way about Cashew butter - blechh.
I think almond butter is a little bitter. I like bitter things.
In a possible food overshare (especially now that you have said you are repulsed by my almond butter snack) I tell you I like almond butter and orange marmalade together. Eat them up. Yum. :)

[amber]

See I feel that way about Cashew butter - blechh.
I think almond butter is a little bitter. I like bitter things.
In a possible food overshare (especially now that you have said you are repulsed by my almond butter snack) I tell you I like almond butter and orange marmalade together. Eat them up. Yum. :)

Cashew butter is also gross. Relatively gross, that is.

And, no, I still would eat the almond butter. And though "marmalade" was the bane of my growing up existence (my mom wouldn't buy sugary jelly or jam, if poss. - we had sooooo much marmalade. And don't even get me started on how much apple butter I ate. :rolleyes: )

Like I said in some other thread - only things so far I won't eat are liver-and-onions, and corned-beef-and-cabbage.

So your butters and healthy jelly are safe here. I was a vegan before, I got way used to eating crap...:laugh:
mmmmm, soy butter on toast...

[ragandbone]

So your butters and healthy jelly are safe here. I was a vegan before, I got way used to eating crap...:laugh:
mmmmm, soy butter on toast...

Perhaps, in your childhood you were familiar with some of the vegetarian staples of the 70's: TVP, nutritional yeast, brown rice, tamari, miso. All those yummy shades of brown and yellow. Everything in the local vegetarian restaurant menu said it had a "nutty flavor".

[amber]

Perhaps, in your childhood you were familiar with some of the vegetarian staples of the 70's: TVP, nutritional yeast, brown rice, tamari, miso. All those yummy shades of brown and yellow. Everything in the local vegetarian restaurant menu said it had a "nutty flavor".

No.
We weren't veg, just poor.
I am soooo very well aquainted with Lentils, though, you wouldn't believe. And stew. So much stew. And of course the stew and lentils always were cooked with a hamhock.
And rice/chicken/gravy. We had that a lot.
Also, almost all my snacks were apples and carrots.
Sorry!
I only discovered those things in my adulthood. And I hate brown rice. I love Miso soup, though!

[ragandbone]

No.
We weren't veg, just poor.
I am soooo very well aquainted with Lentils, though, you wouldn't believe. And stew. So much stew. And of course the stew and lentils always were cooked with a hamhock.
And rice/chicken/gravy. We had that a lot.
Also, almost all my snacks were apples and carrots.
Sorry!
I only discovered those things in my adulthood. And I hate brown rice. I love Miso soup, though!

Well you just described my childhood menu (poor, single mom) except we had eggs a lot because those were cheap too, and white beans with hambone, not lentils. I still like rice and gravy.
I had all that veggie food when I became vegetarian, at 13. I stopped calling myself vegetarian at around 25 or 26.

[amber]

Well you just described my childhood menu (poor, single mom) except we had eggs a lot because those were cheap too, and white beans with hambone, not lentils. I still like rice and gravy.
I had all that veggie food when I became vegetarian, at 13. I stopped calling myself vegetarian at around 25 or 26.
Well then!!!
Lentils are more nutritious than white beans, nanny nanny! :laugh:

JK.
yeah, eggs. No. We had them, but not to excess.
My mom wouldn't by any processed meat, either. :confused: No bologna sandwiches for me! (nitrates & nitrites!).
Apparently I only had tuna or cheese sandwiches...PBJ a lot....but only natural PBJ, with all the oil on top...
Another thing that was against the rules was processed cheese slices. Only real blocks of cheese for us. And - never, ever, ever ate margarine. Only real butter. And only whole milk. And never non dairy creamer.
Isn't childhood weird?
When we went to restaurants, my mom would say "Is this real milk? I'm allergic to non dairy creamer...." (for coffee) :laugh:
It was fun right then to learn that I could just lie about small inconvenient things...:laugh: Also included in that category was answering the phone and saying "oh, I'm sorry, she's in the tub!" :laugh:
Pardon me, these things make me laugh now...

[ragandbone]

Well then!!!
Lentils are more nutritious than white beans, nanny nanny! :laugh:

They are indeed. You will live longer, lentil eater.

Isn't childhood weird?
We had only real dairy, and Raw milk (and that is expensive now!). I once went to some afterschool event and told the organizers that I wasn't allowed to have Kool Aid, and they all felt sorry for me.

When we went to restaurants, my mom would say "Is this real milk? I'm allergic to non dairy creamer...." :laugh:
It was fun right then to learn that I could just lie about small inconvenient things...:laugh: Also included in that category was answering the phone and saying "oh, I'm sorry, she's in the tub!" :laugh:
Sorry, these things make me laugh now...
Very clever, and infinitely useful Of course, everyone knows I talk on the phone in the tub, so that wouldn't work for me. I have used the allergy thing to get better plane food though.

I am going to go eat some almond butter and retire for the morning. yawn.:xoxo:
night all.

[skcin]

I am also a big fan of their water and other fluids.


Hmmm...um....so....er....what are these "other fluids" you speak of?


















:laugh:

[sparky]

Hmmm...um....so....er....what are these "other fluids" you speak of?

:laugh:

I knew someone nasty would grab that one, and you did not disappoint me.

In addition to providing you with a double entendre, I was trying to save time in typing. I like their flavored fizzy water, the french market berry lemonade, the orange flavored french market stuff, rice milk, random beers, and fruit and vegetable juices. So damned good.

[skcin]

I knew someone nasty would grab that one, and you did not disappoint me.




I try, sweetheart. :xoxo:

BTW - the more you guys post about this, I am getting more & more upset I have NEITHER of these stores anywhere near me. :(

[Richard B]

BTW - the more you guys post about this, I am getting more & more upset I have NEITHER of these stores anywhere near me. :(
Not to worry. TJ's is so over rated.