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How Do You Shop For Groceries?

What matters to you? Check all that apply. 5 members have voted

  1. 1. What matters to you? Check all that apply.

    • Organic
      0%
      0
    • GMO Free
      0%
      0
    • No Added MSG
      40%
    • No Presevatives
      0%
      0
    • No Artificial Colors
      0%
      0
    • No Artificial Sweeteners
      20%
    • No Trans-Fats
      40%

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Insulin-dependent diabetes and Miniere's Disease here, so I have to watch carbs and salt carefully. Daughter lives in Louisville, but we are always getting gluten-free stuff for her when it's marked down. Love the local farmer's market when it gets going.

I think you call it direct deposit. Last I see of it.

I send my wife.

 

Atta boy.

Artificial sweeteners (and even certain types of refined natural sweeteners) have become a big thing for me. That's about it.

I look at calories but that's about it. I shop a lot. Since losing weight I've found I still have a 300 lb. apptite and absolutely no will power. If I have food in the house I eat it so I don't keep any food in the house. I go to Kroger almost daily.

Price is it for us.

 

My wife and I are both blessed with ridiculously high metabolisms, we can pretty much each whatever we want at any time and never gain weight, so none of the other stuff really matters to us right now.

I look at calories but that's about it. I shop a lot. Since losing weight I've found I still have a 300 lb. apptite and absolutely no will power. If I have food in the house I eat it so I don't keep any food in the house. I go to Kroger almost daily.

 

Being retired, I go to the store probably 4 or 5 times a week. I take the wife to work, so it's easy to stop by Kroger either in the morning or afternoon to see what's on sale/marked down.

 

I like the Kroger on Bardstown Road in the Highlands. Nice selection of cheese, sushi, etc.

I've become hooked on Kroger sushi. The store at McMahon Plaza opened their sushi shop in January and it's very good. They make a spicy tuna and crab roll that's very tasty. Thanks, now I know what I'm having for lunch.

Being retired, I go to the store probably 4 or 5 times a week. I take the wife to work, so it's easy to stop by Kroger either in the morning or afternoon to see what's on sale/marked down.

 

I like the Kroger on Bardstown Road in the Highlands. Nice selection of cheese, sushi, etc.

 

We live about 5 minutes from a Kroger....We're there at least 4-5 times a week it seems. Probably 25% of our monthly expenses are spent there. Wife actually wanted to register for our wedding at Kroger. :lol2:

We live about 5 minutes from a Kroger....We're there at least 4-5 times a week it seems. Probably 25% of our monthly expenses are spent there. Wife actually wanted to register for our wedding at Kroger. :lol2:

 

Same here (Maysvile). They are just finishing a minor store remodel, so I'm still figuring out where some stuff is.

I've become hooked on Kroger sushi. The store at McMahon Plaza opened their sushi shop in January and it's very good. They make a spicy tuna and crab roll that's very tasty. Thanks, now I know what I'm having for lunch.

 

As a rule, the spicier the better. The wife prefers California roll, Boston roll, that sort of thing. I like the varieties with a little more bite.

 

But she has come a long way. Refused to try sushi until about 5 years ago; now she can't get enough.

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