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daring dragoon wrote:i visited massy trincity and then went tru value in the mall and i have to say its massy shopping for me yes. prices not too bad and in fact cheaper than some places for some items. i have to visit them more often now.
daring dragoon wrote:i visited massy trincity and then went tru value in the mall and i have to say its massy shopping for me yes. prices not too bad and in fact cheaper than some places for some items. i have to visit them more often now.
I don't think the kellogs we get in the caribbean is manufactured in the US. Probably Mexico. Less stringent standards. So that's probably why its cheaper.Dizzy28 wrote:Not to hijack the thread but I have seen multiple places having sales on Kellogs cereals. Massy been offering 2-1 and now $22 Kellogs Special K since last month and St Christophers also had sale on them. Is there a glut locally?
The cereal cheaper than supermarkets in the US when you look at the prices.
eliteauto wrote:Been on sale in various versions for over a year now, I dunno if it's dumping or a glut but after a year it's still on special?
eliteauto wrote:Allyuh feel it will have rush?
88sins wrote:d lolz in here wit all dis ham speculation. Buy or don't buy, the choice is yours, whatever tickle your pickle.
Just know for yourself that them kinda preserved meats REALLY ain't no good for humans to be consuming. Year old and freezer burned of not.
eliteauto wrote:I'll admit I laughed a little at the comments regarding the ham, meat processors make thousands of hams in a run, to assume a "fresh" ham closer to a season is incorrect, it'll probably be the same hams available now, I've never seen a freezer burn ham either maybe I'm not looking. Anyways as someone whose relatives have been employed in the meat processing field for decades, I can tell you that these hams don't have a manufacturing date they are inspected and sold with a shelf life date, I always have hams and turkeys in my freeze and just checked them they have an inspected date till 2025
shaha87 wrote:
What is this meat glue you speak of Pugboy?
Make your own.Air fryer recipes easy to come bypaid_influencer wrote:Sabga calling $6 for a handful of potato chips ("Ripples"). I cannot for the life of me understand why that so expensive. that is more than a doubles.
paid_influencer wrote:Sabga calling $6 for a handful of potato chips ("Ripples"). I cannot for the life of me understand why that so expensive. that is more than a doubles.
pugboy wrote:went and bought some of the strip loin beef and pork belly strips on sale
the chicken cutup packs good price too
they said they sold 75cases of hams yesterday
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