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Post by heyyitskait on Sept 20, 2021 16:01:20 GMT -5
I am a big fan of Dave’s Killer Bread for sandwiches. It hits the soft sandwich bread itch without being just straight up cake like most supermarket brands.
Also huge fans of Heidelberg and Bread Alone but they are pretty local.
those of you who eat sliced bread, what brand/type of sliced bread do you purchase?
Usually Pepperidge Farms Country White, but sometimes sourdough and sometimes rye. I like the Dave’s Killer Bread, but my husband doesn’t like seeds and nuts on his bread. For certain things like the day after thanksgiving, we’ll go classic, simple, cheap sandwich bread.
My bf will eat anything. I eat most anything but seafood. My bf’s 70 year old dad is the problem. He is picky and has only a few teeth so food has to be on the soft side. No spicy, nothing tough/chewy, no beans. He lived on junk food and fast food before coming to live with us. We don’t have the stomachs for that kind of diet. He has been polite about the veggies I make but I know they aren’t his fav, but he still needs to eat them. I have been making chicken, veggies, pasta, and potatoes out the wazoo and am tired of it all. The easier the better! Also no grilling (we don’t have one))
Hit me with your ideas please!
Just watched this episode last night about sneaking veggies into things so kids'll eat them.
It's not a huge problem with our kids but I still might try them.
Go to the bakery and get an actual loaf of real bread sliced. I don’t eat bunny or wonder or flowers or nature’s own. All sugar and shit.
I have news for you about bread.
I realize that depending on the type of bread, it might be only 3, 4 or 5 ingredients including sugar. But if mass produced bread costs like $3.00 a loaf and I can get a craft loaf of fresh baked wheat or sourdough or whatever for $4.00, I'm spending the extra dollar and making the extra trip for something real.
Look at all you non low carb people bragging about all the delicious bread you can eat
solidarity
Walmart has a 1g per slice bread that's...ok I guess. Texture is a little off. I've mostly been sticking to low carb (4g) tortillas as my vehicle to deliver cold cuts and such
Look at all you non low carb people bragging about all the delicious bread you can eat
solidarity
Walmart has a 1g per slice bread that's...ok I guess. Texture is a little off. I've mostly been sticking to low carb (4g) tortillas as my vehicle to deliver cold cuts and such
Walmart, Walmart Bread, Walmart Cold Cuts (or possibly Oscar Meyer) and Walmart Mayonnaise
I do 99% of my shopping at Publix lol, only go to Walmart in an emergency
Publix is typically better than a lot of grocery chains. These days I try not to go to Publix often due to their stupid fucking heiress that sent $300k to help fund the January 6th "rally". The ones in Pensacola have a pretty great produce section. But I try to make due with Winn Dixie and Fresh Market along with local grocer Apple Market. Looks like Birmingham has Sprouts (seen those in Austin), Piggly Wiggly which I'm not really a fan of, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, Aldi which I think is lower budget and El Mercado (the market) which I'd probably use pretty often (love Ideal Market in New Orleans).
Post by postreznorjack on Sept 21, 2021 12:38:17 GMT -5
re: publix i'll admit i don't fully know their business model but i'm fairly certain they are employee owned.
i'm mostly a costco guy but publix is my choice for smaller grocery purchases, like most produce, condiments, etc. sometimes i hit up whole foods but only for random one off purchases.
in my experience most low carb bread is trash but the Mission carb smart tortillas are fantastic.
I do 99% of my shopping at Publix lol, only go to Walmart in an emergency
Publix is typically better than a lot of grocery chains. These days I try not to go to Publix often due to their stupid fucking heiress that sent $300k to help fund the January 6th "rally". The ones in Pensacola have a pretty great produce section. But I try to make due with Winn Dixie and Fresh Market along with local grocer Apple Market. Looks like Birmingham has Sprouts (seen those in Austin), Piggly Wiggly which I'm not really a fan of, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, Aldi which I think is lower budget and El Mercado (the market) which I'd probably use pretty often (love Ideal Market in New Orleans).
Publix is 1.2 miles from my apartment so that's where I'm going lol
re: publix i'll admit i don't fully know their business model but i'm fairly certain they are employee owned.
i'm mostly a costco guy but publix is my choice for smaller grocery purchases, like most produce, condiments, etc. sometimes i hit up whole foods but only for random one off purchases.
while I am mainly a costco guy, the possibility of purchasing one loaf of bread, two onions, and a small bottle of soy sauce has me shaking in excitement. I'm going fucking grocery shopping and I want all of you fucks grocery shopping with me.
re: publix i'll admit i don't fully know their business model but i'm fairly certain they are employee owned.
i'm mostly a costco guy but publix is my choice for smaller grocery purchases, like most produce, condiments, etc. sometimes i hit up whole foods but only for random one off purchases.
in my experience most low carb bread is trash but the Mission carb smart tortillas are fantastic.
They are now. But their heiress and daughter of founder, Julie Jenkins Fancelli, did what she did. It's similar with what happened with Rouse's here. The old man went to the rally and bragged about it. People got pissed and took it out on the stores even though he's not actively involved in it.
Publix is typically better than a lot of grocery chains. These days I try not to go to Publix often due to their stupid fucking heiress that sent $300k to help fund the January 6th "rally". The ones in Pensacola have a pretty great produce section. But I try to make due with Winn Dixie and Fresh Market along with local grocer Apple Market. Looks like Birmingham has Sprouts (seen those in Austin), Piggly Wiggly which I'm not really a fan of, Whole Foods, Fresh Market, Aldi which I think is lower budget and El Mercado (the market) which I'd probably use pretty often (love Ideal Market in New Orleans).
Publix is 1.2 miles from my apartment so that's where I'm going lol
Give Me Convenience or Give Me Death (The DK's). That's understandable. How is that Mexican grocery I mentioned?
Post by NothingButFlowers on Sept 21, 2021 14:05:14 GMT -5
I’m thinking about getting my grandparents a cheese of the month subscription for Christmas. I’m between six months of Curdbox, which comes with three cheeses and three pairings (crackers, nuts, and the like) or a full year of the Wisconsin Cheese Club, which comes with just three cheeses. I think the Wisconsin one comes with about twice as much cheese as Curdbox, but I kind the idea of the snacks pairings to make it more fun.
I’m thinking about getting my grandparents a cheese of the month subscription for Christmas. I’m between six months of Curdbox, which comes with three cheeses and three pairings (crackers, nuts, and the like) or a full year of the Wisconsin Cheese Club, which comes with just three cheeses. I think the Wisconsin one comes with about twice as much cheese as Curdbox, but I kind the idea of the snacks pairings to make it more fun.
postreznorjack the Amish around here make a killer sourdough. I have no idea how much sugar is in there Ken Sumar , nor do I care.
Teddy Flair Publix is the way to go if you can possibly afford it. Kroger if I'm slumming it. Walmart if I have no other choice.
And because you want pics, this is not the actual loaf, but it's what the amish sourdough looks like. Perfect texture, soaks up warm butter, and holds up well for sloppy sandwich fixings.