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Just read we are getting a Sprouts Farmers Market very near us. From what I
can glean from their web site, it's seems similar to Whole Foods which would
be a good thing as we need to travel about 12 miles to the closest Whole
Foods.

Anyone have experience with this place?
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> Just read we are getting a Sprouts Farmers Market very near us. From what I
> can glean from their web site, it's seems similar to Whole Foods which would
> be a good thing as we need to travel about 12 miles to the closest Whole
> Foods.
>
> Anyone have experience with this place?
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> Larry T


They're actually closer to Trader Joes than Whole Foods, IMO. If you've ever been to
a Henry's , they're just like those. Clear 'nuff?

They usually have good produce, and they're one of the few places I can find chicken
backs for stock. They're also not as pricey as Whole Foods.

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LT wrote:
> Just read we are getting a Sprouts Farmers Market very near us. From what I
> can glean from their web site, it's seems similar to Whole Foods which would
> be a good thing as we need to travel about 12 miles to the closest Whole
> Foods.
>
> Anyone have experience with this place?


There are four different "natural" supermarkets in the Phoenix area:
Whole Foods, Wild Oats, Sprouts Farmers Market, and Henry's Farmers Market.

Whole Foods and Wild Oats are basically compariable; trendy and leaning
toward old well-to-do hippies and young urban professionals.

Henry's is a notch lower, more bulk foods, less variety, maybe a tad
lower prices, smaller stores.

The Sprouts that I've been to here was a notch lower than that. Maybe a
bit larger store size, even less variety on the shelves, but maybe a bit
more variety in the produce and bulk foods bins.

Depending upon where you live and what you have available to you,
Sprouts is probably more than adequate.
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