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Two of our grand kids are 3 and 4 years old respectively. Is wii a suitable gift for them?

Save-On Foods by any other name would smell as sweet..................Spokshake

The best recomendation is how the meat looks, smells, and feels to an educated consumer. The only time I ever had a problem was twenty five odd years ago with a frozen turkey from a Super-Value store. The turkey was fine until it thawed and then it stunk to high heaven. The store manager...

Vanisle you don't know that. I've gotten to know a few of the people at the SuperStore and I see no reason to think these people would be part of some crooked date changing scheme.

Back when we lived on the mainland (Port Coquitlam)we had a Save-On and a Safeway. The two were very competitive. In Nanaimo there is a Save-On just a few blocks away and a SuperStore a litle farther. The Safeway in Nanaimo is a tiny little store out near Cedar and the aisles are barely wide...

We already have ice forming on some things. It's not a big problem but I wouldn't turn down the temp any further than it is.

You are right, the "best before" label means exactly that. It doesn't mean it is rotten or anything. There is only my wife and I at home for the most part right now so we have to pick the four liter jug of milk at it's very best so it will last in the fridge without going off before it's finished.

I've been going to the Superstore for almost three years now and I find their quality to be excellent. Another thing we buy is Snapper and salmon filets. They do a better job on those than any of the competition. I split my shopping between the SS and Save - On so I can keep an eye on the...

I wouldn't go near Costco for the same reason I don't shop at Home Depot. They are American conglomerates that have forced Canadian companies out of business. I know Save - On is Canadian and so is the Superstore. I will shop Canadian until I see a good reason not to.

We split our meat shopping between the Superstore and Save -On. I've bought all the meat at our house for over forty years now and I have a pretty good eye. (for everything but thickness:smile:) I never buy frozen meats of any kind. The steaks I talked about in the OP are very nice steaks...

Seriously, you can do worse than spending your meat money on steak. We shop for meat for the next month and a half and those were the only steaks we bought. We also bought chicken and pork and fish and pasta to fill in between the steaks. I like to think that we are making up for some of...

My wife and I were at the Superstore yesterday doing a bit of grocery shopping. I picked up a package of strip loin steaks. I assumed from the thickness that there was two layers of steak but when we got them home there was just one layer of 4 steaks, roughly two and a half inches thick...

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K.D. Lang sings Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah - YouTube Who else could walk out wearing a housecoat and bare feet and get the standing ovation that she got..... Not many....I think...

BBC News - Javan rhino 'now extinct in Vietnam' Javan rhino 'now extinct in Vietnam' By Mark Kinver Environment reporter, BBC News Genetic analysis of rhino dung samples revealed that...

I had completly forgotten about this stuff. It is pretty impressive. The way they handle the light and dark with the sand is almost magic. That is a whole new world......or old world....:smile: Has a kind of mystical quality....Thanks for that...

You trolling again barilko.... In season you can buy jumbo shrimp right off the fish boat

I like the corn on the cob trick. It seems so slick and easy. The best thing is that you don't have corn husk leaves all over the place.

Damn Yankees are trying to steal our victory in 1812 - World - Macleans.ca Born in Connecticut in 1749, Stone moved to Upper Canada during the tumult of the American Revolution and settled at Gananoque, in eastern Ontario along the St. Lawrence River, where he opened a sawmill and got...

Two good slices of homemade bread. Slather one with mayo and the other with cranberry sauce, Next, you pile on sliced turkey and dressing on top of the cranberry sauce. Lay the other slice of bread on and enjoy. When the kids were at home I used to make four of these sandwiches the day...