Grocery Outlet, July 2012
Some very good deals at Oakland today:
$1.99 -- 3-quart jug of Organic Valley milk, both whole and fat-free
$1.99/buy one get one free organic Kettle chips in sea salt, sweet garlic chili and roasted tomato
$2.49 Guy Fieri sausages, three flavors
$2.99/qt Straus fat-free yogurt, Maple and Cinnamon flavors
$1.99/pint Straus ice cream (coffee, caramel toffee, and something banana) also had quarts of the dutch chocolate (don't remember the price)
$2.49 9 oz. wedges of Yancy's Fancys flavored cheddars (buffalo wing and roasted garlic -- these make great mac and cheese, and they usually cost more than twice this much at Costco)
$1.49 4-pack of Oikos organic greek yogurt (plain)
$.50 -- 5 oz. bags of Sunspire "Earth balls" milk chocolate -- these are a real bargain -- they were a bargain at 99 cent last week!
$4.99 box of 30 America's Choice "superflex" 30-gallon drawstring trash bags-- very sturdy 1.3 mil bags
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i really like Grocery Outlet - i wish for one in Bellingham WA
i have been to a GO in Oregon
are the products DIFFERENT in each store? (each city, state, region?)
i don't really understand fully how this brand's business model works -- just curious
thank you
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re: Georgia Strait
Some of the GO stores are owned & operated by the company, but I believe the majority of GO stores are independently owned and/or franchised. Each owner can stock the items (which GO buys in bulk) that they think will sell best, so the selection of items for sale can vary from store to store.
GO company overview:
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Butter stock-up time (since I missed out on the Lurpak, which either never got to Oakland or disappeared instantly):
$1.49/8oz. Anchor (New Zealand) unsalted (82.9 percent milkfat, according to the label)
Also
$1.99/lb Jewel brand salted butter (basic American supermarket butter -- appears to be distributor brand for Supervalu in Minnesota).
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re: Ruth Lafler
Gilberts Craft Sausages Beer Bratwurst : the Shebeergan: A classic pork bratwurst made with onions, mustard, spices and Hinterland Amber ale: 4 individually wrapped, 8/28/12 date: $1.99!!!
Grilled them yesterday for lunch along with the Guy Fieri Tequila Lime Chicken and Cajun Pork Sausage. Awesome flavor, great snap and what a killer deal. If you love Bratwurst, stock up!BTW Ruth, my family thanks you very much for the referral to the Ark on Park St.
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re: BigWoodenSpoon
Thanks for the tip -- there were so many different sausages it was hard to choose. What did you think of the Tequila Lime? I bought some but haven't opened them up yet.
I'm glad you and your family are enjoying Ark. There are so many generic Chinese-American restaurants in Alameda the good ones don't always stand out.
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re: choctastic
Yeah, they had the Organic Valley milk last week, but only whole and low-fat, and I only drink skim. The occasional buy from Straus is always a windfall. And I didn't even know the chips were BOGO until they came up on the register, or that the Earth balls were half the price they were last week!
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