The other day while going to the supermarket I noticed they all had pineapples on sale. Usually you could expect to pay about $4 each but they were now under $2. So I grabbed a pair. When I returned today I was thinking of getting more as it was a great deal. While there were
Today at the supermarket I noticed that there was a lady who appeared to be opening up various packages of oranges where you are meant to take a bag and then pay for it. However, she decided at first to simply pick out what she thought were the best ones in the package and then
I was reading some news on how France has adopted a law that bans supermarkets from throwing away or destroying unsold food. Instead, they would have to donate the food to a charity or food bank. Kind of makes sense in every way huh? The sad thing is though this reminds me of a story
It’s almost like a simple lifestyle habit for me where if I find myself going to an area that I don’t normally visit for a meeting or gathering I like to see if I can find places that have good prices for groceries. As I have shown many times, the prices can be dramatically different
Nor surprisingly around this time certain fruits and vegetables become cheaper as they are in season. Watermelon seems to be one of the most prevalent I have seen over the past few weeks. In fact, last week I saw a store that was selling watermelons for about 34 cents s pound. The thing is though,
So today in Vancouver, around the Grandview Hwy area, Walmart has opened up its doors here officially after years of trying it seems. It essentially took over the old location where a Costco wholesale business resided normally. For myself, this opening interests me a lot from a business perspective as I guess I will see