pudgym29 wrote:I report on my forays to these three Jewel-Oscos:
pudgym29 wrote:I am aware of other Jewel-Oscos in the collar suburbs of Chicago. Those of you who shopped there, could you please inform us of their soda selections? I wonder if they had a better spectrum. [/color]
I admire you Artie. I've been trying to kick pop for years, with little success.Artie wrote:... I rarely drink soda anymore and I do not regret my decision at all.
Thank you for saying "pop." It feels like I am the last person on Earth saying "pop" when talking about carbonated beverages.NFriday wrote:I don't drink anywhere near as much pop....
Xexo wrote:Thank you for saying "pop." It feels like I am the last person on Earth saying "pop" when talking about carbonated beverages.
One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do. Two can be as bad as one, it's the loneliest number since the number one.Dave148 wrote:Xexo wrote:Thank you for saying "pop." It feels like I am the last person on Earth saying "pop" when talking about carbonated beverages.
You're one of at least two people.
Xexo wrote:One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do. Two can be as bad as one, it's the loneliest number since the number one.Dave148 wrote:Xexo wrote:Thank you for saying "pop." It feels like I am the last person on Earth saying "pop" when talking about carbonated beverages.
You're one of at least two people.
Come on, we need a third, at least!
Xexo wrote:One is the loneliest number that you'll ever do. Two can be as bad as one, it's the loneliest number since the number one.Dave148 wrote:Xexo wrote:Thank you for saying "pop." It feels like I am the last person on Earth saying "pop" when talking about carbonated beverages.
You're one of at least two people.
Come on, we need a third, at least!
It still counts!ronnie_suburban wrote:LOL - I don't drink it anymore but I do still call it pop!
Woo-hoo!janeyb wrote:I call it pop too!
Same here in Oregon. Stores don't have to take them back during the coronavirus epidemic, but inconviently located return centers are open, with really long lines. The back of my '72 Chevy long bed truck is filling up with garbage bags full of returns. Ugh.NFriday wrote:...because there is a ten cent deposit on them...
Most welcome boud!boudreaulicious wrote:Can’t be your third (grew up in Florida—we say soda) but am pulling up my Magnolia soundtrack to listen to on the deck...so thanks for that!
Never heard of the Kosher Coke! I'm sure it is good. I do miss Hydrox cookies though, and Oreos just don't taste right since they "fixed" the trans fat in them.JoelF wrote:Count me in the "pop" category.
Xexo wrote:Never heard of the Kosher Coke! I'm sure it is good. I do miss Hydrox cookies though, and Oreos just don't taste right since they "fixed" the trans fat in them.JoelF wrote:Count me in the "pop" category.
Thanks, I learn something new every day.JoelF wrote:Apparently, Coca Cola has been kosher since 1935, not clear when Kosher for Passover Coke became available. We may not have had it at holidays due to other colas being cheaper.
You are forgiven Artie! Nice to know there is yet another one who uses "pop". Never surrender.Artie wrote:I sincerely apologize for using the term "soda". I have always used the term 'pop' and promise to continue to do so....
NFriday wrote:Has anyone seen the rainier cherries at Jewel yet this season?
NFriday wrote:Has anyone seen the rainier cherries at Jewel yet this season?
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NFriday wrote:f you are looking for cherry coke zero right now, you are out of luck.
NFriday wrote:I've heard that pop manufacturers are not producing as many different kinds of pop right now, and so that is why you can't find your favorite one. If you are looking for cherry coke zero right now, you are out of luck. They are only making the basic ones right now.
pudgym29 wrote:I report on my forays to these three Jewel-Oscos:
Gary, would you appreciate it if I began totalling up the MBytes of the full-sized images you insert into an LTHF thread?G Wiv wrote: 1745 words later . . .
pudgym29 wrote:
Still, how does that explain the Cinnamon Coca-Cola which turned up only at 6430 W. Irving Park Rd. and with a 'Best by' date of less than a month from now? [/color]
seebee wrote:pudgym29 wrote:
...Cinnamon Coca-Cola...
Also, is it way better than it sounds?
Artie wrote:Saturday Sampler July 11-13 is allegedly Lipton PureLeaf Cold Brew tea 14 oz. Sorry coconut water fans
Dave148 wrote:Artie wrote:Saturday Sampler July 11-13 is allegedly Lipton PureLeaf Cold Brew tea 14 oz. Sorry coconut water fans
Fake News! It’s Primo Taglio Cheese Cup.
Katie wrote:seebee wrote:pudgym29 wrote:
...Cinnamon Coca-Cola...
Also, is it way better than it sounds?
Ha ha ha! It would have to be.