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tealocean said:
You can buy it from the Costco web site without a membership with a 5% mark up (or instacart) and still save a lot. Their peanut and almond butters are dry roasted; so that might be why they are around half the price of the brands that make it raw. I've considered making it too. I "made" my own in a store a few times, lol. Let me know if you try it! I've stopped eating peanut butter because I break out and look puffy when I eat it...not a great look. The Kirkand brand is so good, it's hard to believe they aren't hiding something addictive in there.
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I don’t think I’ve tried the Kirkland one. Doesn’t sound familiar at least.
 
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BeachBagGal said:
Now he’s trying to tempt me with a Tastykake?!?! Aw man
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Here little girl.....:graucho:


MaryThorpe said:
Found this article very interesting

www.businessinsider.com

Coach is dramatically cutting back on the number of handbags, shoes, and clothes it sells amid changing shopper habits

Coach is reducing its product assortment for the holiday season amid a sea change in shopper habits.
www.businessinsider.com www.businessinsider.com
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If they would stop with the kindergarten pasties and the buttock bags, I might come back. Until we resurrect Madison and some other greats, Kate and I are currently besties.:sad::hugs:
 
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:lol: You two are making me want to try brands other than the one I have been eating my entire life — Skippy. I am so used to it — although occasionally I get the Skippy crunchy if feeling adventurous. I know I am a consistent/boring eater.
tealocean said:
If you use Costco, they have awesome organic peanut and almond butter. (Order online for lower prices.) That pb is so good I can't believe there's no sugar added. It's also smoother than Smucker's.
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whateve said:
I'm a peanut butter weirdo. I only like the stuff without sugar and salt. I buy Adams or Laura Scudders. It is hard to find the stuff without salt. Before covid, one of our grocery stores had a place where you could get it ground to order.
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whateve said:
They turn into real people. The biggest shock for me was when they went off to school and had experiences and knew people that I didn't. I remember once in the grocery, some one greeted my 3 year old son and I had no idea who she was. It turned out she was a parent who helped out in his preschool.
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It felt like I was losing “my little girl” :lol: when I started to Not know her friends/acquaintances. In her younger years, I volunteered in her class/school so I knew all the kids (even a couple of boys who “liked” her and would be extra polite to me :lol:)
 
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BeachBagGal said:
Step out of your pb box and try something new. Lol
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I know, I know. I am so boring. Like I have eaten the same kind of apple my whole life — red delicious!! (A few years ago, DH “persuaded” me to try different kinds—so I bought about 15 different kinds over a month. In the end, still liked R Delicious the best). And I have had the same DH for over 25 years :lol:.
 
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BeachBagGal said:
Hmm interesting. Makes sense though. This holiday season will be interesting in terms of sales and retail shopping in general.
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I don't know if we will really notice since Coach has always sold too many bags anyway. I would prefer it if they wouldn't have so much left over for many years later--I like getting deals and all, but they don't do a good job of taking care of their inventory sometimes.
 
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Iamminda said:
It felt like I was losing “my little girl” :lol: when I started to Not know her friends/acquaintances. In her younger years, I volunteered in her class/school so I knew all the kids (even a couple of boys who “liked” her and would be extra polite to me :lol:)
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I volunteered for some of my girls' classes. My son had separation issues and I felt it was better for me not to be there.
 
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