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Default 99 cent Cherries

On Jul 9, 5:32*pm, John Kuthe > wrote:
> On Jul 9, 5:14*pm, "Default User" > wrote:
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> > John Kuthe wrote:
> > > I'll ride up to Aldi's tomorrow, after I ride up to the Market in The
> > > Loop for my weekly produce purchase. I wanna see what the Market In
> > > The Loop has them for too, but I'll bet it won't beat $1.29/lb!

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> > As I said, it's possible the Aldi's ones will be prepackaged or
> > something. That's the way it is with their bananas. They're cheap, but
> > a entire bunch is wrapped in plastic, which isn't how I like to buy
> > bananas. I'll be interested to hear what you find.

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> > Brian

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> > Day 157 of the "no grouchy usenet posts" project

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> I'll let you know what they have. For $1.29/lb, how bad can they be? I
> guess I'll see! ALL the cherries I've seen lately, including those I
> paid $2.99/lb for were huge and yummy (looking, for all those I did
> not try)


Report on STL Aldi's $1.29/lb Rainier and Bing cherries:

Yes, they are prepackaged in 1lb styrene clear plastic containers.
Yes, they are DELICIOUS! (I'm eating some right now!) Plump, sweet,
juicy and everything I demand in a cherry.

What Aldi's ad did not state: limit 2lbs per customer! I was gonna get
3, but the checker let me know there was a 2lb per customer limit.

Market In The Loop was still at $3.49lb! At least that's what was
written on their chalkboard.

John Kuthe...


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