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Some sites say "Honest Earth Creamy Mash" is the replacement. Just tried it do not bother not even close!

I, too, tried the "Honest Earth All Natural Yukon Gold" mashed potatoes. They are duplicating the packaging and preparation instructions, but they don't turn out as good as the Paradise Valley brand. Mine always came out with little crunchy specks of undissolved potatoes which never happened with the PV brand. The Honest Earth brand is made in USA by Idahoan Foods.

Costco does not handle it anymore in Western Canada anyway

Whatever shirt they use (blue collared) and black slacks

It depends about the location of the stores. But the average price is 1 cent

T usually stands for taxable, as not everything you buy in a store is taxable. B may stand for bakery (or bakery/deli) as sometimes prepared foods are taxed differently than "ingredients".

no.. not 13 the law says... 16.. 18.. and MAYBE even 14.... it depends what job... but no.. not krogers!

I work at a Kroger and the youngest you can be is 15 but you can only work as a cashier, courtesy clerk or something like cookies in the bakery...other jobs that require you to use a slicer or equivelent you have to be 18! Hope this helps!

I would say no. I tried a shell gift card at their pump and it didn't work. However, some Buckee's Have shell gas. I know the one in Wharton, TX off US 59 does.

Go to w2express.com and, on the right side of the page, type in Kroger's ID number, which is 10575. Then put in your social on the next page, and answer a series of questions that follow. You may have to click on "forgot PIN". You can also call this number for help: 1-800-996-7566

The ticker symbol for Kroger Company KR and it is traded on the New York Stock Exchange.

there might be some closing,but no, they are not fully shutting down

Kroger #993 Grocery Store 1330 West Southport Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46217

Kroger is a multi-faceted chain of stores that includes convenience/grocery items as well as a pharmacy. More information about Kroger can be found at the website listed in the Related Links.

There is a related question out there concerning the gasoline supply at the Kroger 'owned' convenience stores. CITGO, an American-owned subsidiary of Venezuelan Petroleum (PDVSA), supplies 50-65% of refined gasoline to the Kroger stores. The vendors vary from region to region. The Kroger company is actually very frugal and responsible in their agreements/contracts, thus their continued success.

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In texas, as far as i know, yes.

Certain Krogers have 'The Little Clinic' in them and they do basic physicals and healthcare.

Usually you have to be at least 14 years old, but there are some Kroger's that only hire 15 years old and older.

It depends on what shop you buy it at and the location you are, but it usually averages at around $10-11.

Nipples. Because nipples.

yes he did I think I heard of him

The specific goals and objectives may change over time, but the financial goals can be found in The Kroger Co's Fact Sheet.

To get the fact sheet, go to Kroger's homepage, scroll all the way to the bottom.

Under the heading "About the Company," click on the "Investor Relations" link.

On the left of the page, under the heading "Investors," click the "Reports & Statements" link.

Scroll down the page. Under the heading "Fact Books," click on the link of the most recent fact book to get the most recent goals and objectives.

In the 2011 Fact Book, Financial Goals and Strategy is found on page 46.

To find nonfinancial goals, look in the sustainability report. To get there, from Kroger's homepage, scroll to the bottom.

Under the heading "About the Company," click on the "Community" link.

Scroll down until you see the heading "Community." Under the "Community" heading, click on the "Sustainability" link.

The top right tab reads, "See full report." Click on that tab and it will pull up the sustainability report. Nonfinancial goals are in textboxes throughout the report.

There are over 200 Meijer stores in the United States. Meijer is a hypermarket chain that was founded in Greenville, Michigan.