Grocery Shopping

Paper Bags may tear off easily where as Plastic & Leather Bags are Non-Biodegradable which means that they may not decompose naturally. Cloth or Jute Bags are Eco-Friendly as they are Bio-Degradable & Reusable. Many companies like LittleEarthGroup and so on manufacture Jute Bags out of Pure Natural Jute and such bags are also available at a very reasonable price because Jute is a Fabric which is grown in large amounts & thus also available in large amounts.

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iits realy difficult to say accurately but as of my experience (i have my own supermarket) taking least margin comes to be 12% without vegetables

any were between 3 to 5 dollars. it all depends on whatstore you go to and were you live.

the price of an apple because you only need the seed so after you finish the apple,dig out the seed and plant it

EBT or food stamps stands for Electronic Benefit Transfer.

The price for a loaf of bread in 1982 was about 50 cents. It would all depend on the type of bread it was though. Some breads ran higher and could be more than $1 per loaf.

In grocery stores but the strawberries we buy frm store r large, fiberous flesh, too firm, dry & no taste or sweet flavor coz they make them grow to fast. The best strawberries r ones u grow yourself. Everything abt it is better, when u grow them on ur farm.

It depends, of course, on what sort of meal you want, and it also depends on which country you happen to be in. Assuming you mean a restaurant meal of reasonable quality, typical prices in the UK would be GBP 7 to GBP 15 for a main course and GBP 3 to GBP 7 for a starter or dessert. So, for three courses you could be looking at GBP 13 to GBP 29. But you can, of course, pay a lot more in the sorts of places that get very well reviewed or are run by celebrity chefs.

Prices are a little higher in some other European countries, particularly Scandinavian ones. They're a bit lower in former eastern bloc countries such as Poland and the Czech Republic.

Look out for early-evening pre-theatre deals. These typically offer two courses at a fixed price. In France particularly, most restaurants offer fixed-price menus all evening, though they're more expensive than they used to be.

When buying chicken at the grocery store, you have to look at the date on the package and make sure it is not expired. You should look at the type of chicken and make sure it is the kind you want. There are roasters, broilers, and fryers.

There are many different types of products the online grocer Peapod offer for a delivery. Some of them are natural and organic food items, finest quality meat and seafood, farm fresh fruits and many more.

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There has been a lot of unrest on the Ivory Coast where much of the cocoa bean is grown. Though there was an excellent crop this year to make up for Indonesia having a bad harvest.

For a while there was also a export ban on.

There is light at the end of the tunnel with a possibility of a big drop in priced next year 2012.

14 cents a quart. gosh i wish it was that little now!

A Grocery Store or a bakery.

Target business hours vary from store to store, although they are generally about 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. For exact business hours, one can go to the Target website and click on the 'find a store' link at the top of the page. Then, one can put in either their zip code or their city and state to find the nearest Target store, click on details, and it will have the business hours on the bottom left of the page.

Eggs cost around 2-4 dollars depending on size, amount, area, etc. The price fluctuates.

I'd budget $500 month / $125 a week. This is very basic allowing for eating at home, going to a cheap happy hour, or breakfast out here and there, and maybe a nicer meal or two (under $50).

If you don't go out much its much less, if you like to fine dine and drink, its probably very low.

Sunday $15 = includes tax & tip for brunch OR evening burger & beer out.

Sunday eating at home rest of day

Monday $10 = $3 McDonald egg mcmuffin & coffee, $7 subway +drink, dinner at home.(rest of sub + snacks)

Tuesday $3 = taco bell .99 cent lunch, coffee & breakfast @ home, dinner at home.

Wed $5 = breakfast at home, lunch at home, dinner at home, coffe-house drink or fast food dollar menu.

Thursday $5 = McDonalds breakfast, slimfast lunch, snacks from home, dinner at home

Friday $40 = breakfast at home, $15 lunch, $25 happy hour, night nibbles at home

Saturday $30 = breakfast at home, lunch or dinner out + a drink(s)

$125.00 week = $105 out and about + $25 groceries per week ($2.50 carton of eggs, $3.00 case of water, $4 3pkg tuna, $1.00 pasta, $10 fresh fruit and salad fixings. )

basic. some weeks maybe you eat more homemade salad, some weeks you eat out more, Taco Bell and McDonalds have never cost me $4.00 usually $2 something or $3 something. A Ramon noddle dinner happens on occasions, and maybe lunch is grab and go sushi instead of subway. Happy hour is often 2 for 1 or $2 or $3 drinks but cheap eats. play around with it.

Unfortunately Target will never be able to sell Kirkland products unless they teamed up with Costco. Costco was created in Kirkland, Washington, and anything that says Kirkland is signature to Costco. For example if you like Kirkland signature paper towels, it's impossible to be sold at any store other than Costco brands. If you have heard of Kroger brand it's a generic, just like Kirkland is a generic.

I bought it recently at a local Foodtown on Long Island. It's not bad but it's not the same as the old Weaver chicken roll.

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If you are looking for good quality cardamom then you can go online. There are so many Indian grocery stores that provide cardamom. My favorite is "Kesar Grocery". It is one of the oldest online Indian grocery stores in the USA. It carries the best quality Indian products from the best Indian brands provides the best price with doorstep delivery. Order yours from "Kesar Grocery" and enjoy same day delivery.

It depends, there are many different types of candy

since the response of the make thing in 1932 with the mafia time machine thing, since most cows were slaughtered milk was $7.3 a gallon.

It costs $2.50

Cream cheese is not like raw meat. It can actually be left out for several days without spoiling, although not necessarily recommended. It will go rancid or dry and crusty after over a week or so, but leaving it out a few hours or overnight is perfectly fine. When making a cheesecake, most chefs will leave it out overnight to let it soften completely. So when not using it, keep it refridgerated, but if it gets left out for a bit, don't panic! It should be fine.

depends on what things - gas prices are going up and always will, food might be slighty more expensive. it depends on what thing you want the cost of.