Trader Joes- Greenville,SC
Does anybody know whwn TJ's is opening in Greenville?
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A friend just mentioned the TJ in Greenville (he hasn't been yet). I had forgotten one was opening there. Curious if anyone's been and how it compares to others.
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re: mustardgirl
thanks - that's good to know. I had heard they vary depending on location. We make runs to GVL once in awhile. Cheap liquor, cheap gas and some items we can't get elsewhere! LOL Although I've noticed the gas is NOT that much cheaper these days.
Jeff, so it's "Three Buck Chuck" now? Inflation! haha
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re: danna
The cheap table wines, as I've said. I also like their nut butters, multi-grain bagels, snack and nut mixes, some of the full-sized frozen pizzas ( not the little ones), and their European custard-style yogurt.
I didn't like their orange juice. The cranberry-apple butter tastes like baby food. The egg nog was HORRIBLE, even by already low store-bought standards. (It went down the sink.)
But if you shop carefully, you can find some pretty good items at better-than-decent prices.
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re: Jeff C.
I also read that each TJ can vary because of using regional/local sources, so the same product can be different in each location. There are several lengthy discussions on the "chains" board about what's good and what isn't and what seems to vary by location.
I was excited to try it because I hear all the hype, but have not had access to one until now. From what I've read, it's not really for fresh foods, but can be a great resource for high quality packaged foods (is that an oxymoron?). But I don't really use packaged food. So, I'm curious about what I'll find there that I like.
I guess I'll view it as a good adventure and outing!
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