September 15, 201610 yr The first one that comes to mind for me is Kroger brand mac & cheese. It's just like Kraft Mac & Cheese (mostly because Kroger contracts Kraft to make it for them). Ozark Trail tumblers come to mind as well, in place of Yeti tumblers.
September 15, 201610 yr I have a Yeti colster and it's outstanding. Kroger brand canned vegetables are every bit as good as the name brand stuff.
September 15, 201610 yr Most Kroger branded products are just as good as the real thing. I am more surprised when it isn't as good as the real thing than when it is.
September 15, 201610 yr Drugstore brand pain relievers, cold medicine, and other OTC meds seem to work just as well, at a much lower price.
September 15, 201610 yr My wife could star on "Housewives of Taylor Mill". Way better than anything you would find on reality TV in Beverly Hills, New York, Atlanta, etc.
September 15, 201610 yr My wife could star on "Housewives of Taylor Mill". Way better than anything you would find on reality TV in Beverly Hills, New York, Atlanta, etc. So your saying she is the knock-off brand? Oh dear.... :walk:
September 15, 201610 yr So your saying she is the knock-off brand? Oh dear.... :walk: She would be the first to say that she is a good old-fashioned, simple, Kentucky gal!
September 15, 201610 yr Krogers 1883 is every bit as good as Heinz 57. A1 guy here, if I use steak sauce at all.
September 15, 201610 yr Do not buy Kroger pickles. Haven't bought them for about 10 years, they handled it well. Sent me a pack of coupons for other products. But those dill pickles were so bad, we set them out to eat at lunch and watched faces as everyone took a bite. It was priceless. Almost felt bad using the coupons, almost.
September 15, 201610 yr Do not buy Kroger pickles. Haven't bought them for about 10 years, they handled it well. Sent me a pack of coupons for other products. But those dill pickles were so bad, we set them out to eat at lunch and watched faces as everyone took a bite. It was priceless. Almost felt bad using the coupons, almost. They taste just like any other brand IMO. To each their own, I suppose. :idunno:
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