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When you go grocery shopping, what always finds it's way into your basket?

I have found that I am addicted to Uncle Bob's chocolate cake. It tastes just like regular cake, and even my kids help me eat it.


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tarnalberry Community Regular

Always into my basket?

Baby carrots, definitely. Regular canned beans if I'm low. Chicken, of some variety - breast or thigh or whole. Dagoba or Tropical Source chocolate if I want a big treat. :)

Ursa Major Collaborator

What goes ALWAYS into my basked? Ground beef, pear juice, dark chocolate, celery, pears, limes, shallots, pre-packaged salad.

Kaycee Collaborator

Always in my basket

All the regulars, like meat, milk, veges and fruit.

There is even bread, biscuits and beer!

For my treat, it would be chocolate and wine.

Cathy

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rice crispies! the gluten-free kind of course. and i love "New Morning" brand cocoa crispies.

i also get tortilla chips and potatoes almost every time i go to the store!

blueeyedmanda Community Regular

Always in my cart, Peanut butter cup ice cream and Creme Brulee from Wegmans, both gluten free, kettle chips and french onion dip, and iced tea.

jerseyangel Proficient

Bagged salad, bananas, carrots (all organic), Wegman's Organic Potato Chips, meats, potatoes, Pacific broths, Nestle Semi Sweet choc, chips, Potato Starch. Those are the 'regulars' :P


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Pirates Booty, Smart Puffs, apples, Boars Head deli meats and cheese, chicken, salsa and tostitos. I could go on but now I'm hungry!

Carriefaith Enthusiast

These foods almost always make their way into my cart: peppers, baby carrots, bananas, celery, chicken, hamburger, steak, eggs, frozen veggies for Stir fries, Tropicana Calcium Orange Juice, Cranberry juice, So Good soy milk.

Every other week or so I'll get these: tuna, frozen berries, onions, garlic, potatoes, rice, sauces, salad dressing, plain popcorn kernals, So Good Ice Creame.

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Bananas

Figs - Discovered these control an odd, ongoing craving for oatmeal-date bars.

Raisins

Cashews, cashews, cashews!!!

Olives

purplemom Apprentice

Codetalker- what brand of cashews do you buy? I'm trying to find nuts with no cross contamination issues.

Thanks

Cali

happygirl Collaborator

tinkyada pasta

and all sorts of candy :)

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