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Old 06-21-2010, 03:43 PM   #26
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go to farmers market for cheaper and fresher and local

then head to costco for everything else

done and done.
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Old 06-21-2010, 03:50 PM   #27
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what safeway was this from.. im never going there again
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Toronto for sure (its a green certificate)
Toronto has inspectors go to stores weekly to every store to check all stock?
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ive had open pepperoni in my fridge for like 1.5 months, i'm still eating it and it's still good, although a little dry lol

how long must have that shit been sitting in a sealed package to mold?
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This came up recently becuase of olympics.vch,said they don't have enough inspectors to handle vancouver. In toronto, grocery, corner, rest.don't have a inspection schedule.inspectors randomly inspect sites and post results in the window.places that get conditional pass, as a result of the sign, lose customers. Ie.lowblas that was forced to shut down in TO.I remeber when I was in TO,they shut down 6 chinese rest. In toronto china town in a single day.
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go to farmers market for cheaper and fresher and local

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Lies... Went to the SFU farmers market last summer and you should see some of the shit they tried to pass off as "fresh" produce.
I can tell you from experience, farmer's markets only sell "local" produce when local is in season, ie june to september, weather permitting. And even then, because of cost of operations, imported veggies from Calif can at times be cheaper than locally grown veggies.
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Lies... Went to the SFU farmers market last summer and you should see some of the shit they tried to pass off as "fresh" produce.
I can tell you from experience, farmer's markets only sell "local" produce when local is in season, ie june to september, weather permitting. And even then, because of cost of operations, imported veggies from Calif can at times be cheaper than locally grown veggies.
sfu farmers market lol..they are just a bunch of kids

Try ones that are actually have a farm behind the market.. there's 1 northbound after the george massey tunnel.
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on kingsway and royal oak across from 7/11
no wonder, that one's always full of crackies, no wonder they don't care about the products.. the safeway in kensington plaza by hastings/kensington is north burnaby is always pretty fricken good about their expiries.

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sfu farmers market lol..they are just a bunch of kids

Try ones that are actually have a farm behind the market.. there's 1 northbound after the george massey tunnel.
who the fuck goes all the way to a farm to buy shit? we don't live in cow country LOL
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That's gross. I usually buy fresh cut ham and meat and stay away from frozen meats.
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how about try buying grocery at TnT ? I see more traffic in TnT supermarket compare to most of the safeway, save-on food...

I would think the more busy a supermarket it , more ferquent they replenish their stock
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how about try buying grocery at TnT ? I see more traffic in TnT supermarket compare to most of the safeway, save-on food...

I would think the more busy a supermarket it , more ferquent they replenish their stock
And how much of there stuff comes on a slow boat from China?
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how about try buying grocery at TnT ? I see more traffic in TnT supermarket compare to most of the safeway, save-on food...

I would think the more busy a supermarket it , more ferquent they replenish their stock
T&T cuts off old parts of lettuce/cabbage and sells as fresh... ever since that day, I only buy shit that won't go insanely bad from them (VITA lemon tea/snacks)

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T&T is a bit more honest about it. They have a rack full of old, spoiled produce that they sell "as is" in the corner. I don't even want to look over there although I do imagine the sort of people that would make a purchase from it.

How much of a cheapass do you have to be to buy spoiled food?
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I've taken so many pictures like that at grocery stores here. I don't even bother anymore, it's so common. Especially green bacon
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T&T is a bit more honest about it. They have a rack full of old, spoiled produce that they sell "as is" in the corner. I don't even want to look over there although I do imagine the sort of people that would make a purchase from it.

How much of a cheapass do you have to be to buy spoiled food?
T&T actually generally has good quality produce at fantastic prices. I don't buy much else there. But I can't complain at all about their fruit and veggies.

And yeah I can't imagine who would buy the rotting crap either. That's sad.
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t&t fruit and veggie are actually really good quality most of the time, the meat is actually pretty good quality too and cheap
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