View Full Version : Where do you buy your food?
Denton15
03-29-2008, 05:59 PM
Where do you buy your food? Do you get everything from the supermarket, or do you use local providers? We have a very good farm shop a few miles away so I get most of my fruit and vegetables from there as well as eggs and some locally produced meat. The quality is better than the supermarket and the price is not much more.
Samuel
03-29-2008, 06:31 PM
:) I buy my food at the supermarket. I also buy things at the farmer's market, but not that often (meat, especially). I also grow my own vegetables, when possible. My father takes care of them. It's convenient to drive to the supermarket, though.
malecook76
03-29-2008, 07:09 PM
I buy the fruits and vegetables from the market place because at market these are fresh. Sometimes I buy these from supermarket because it is near my home.
My grandma bring to me fresh vegetables and fruits from his garden every Saturday.
liowkc
03-29-2008, 07:53 PM
I bought most of the my food stuff from supermart chains. They are rather convenient and the prices are quite reasonable though not the cheapest in town. I guess in this modern times, supermarts are the way to go.
Rashid
04-01-2008, 12:05 PM
We go to the local grocery store and from time to time we go to the nearest hypermarket. I like shopping a lot (my wife is of course thrilled) and we can buy a lot of things. We like having all kinds of ingredients in the house, so we are always looking for new stuff.
classact
04-02-2008, 04:39 AM
We have a pretty extensive marketplace that isn't very far, but I usually go to the supermarket for all my items. This is because I buy a lot of other stuff so I make one trip instead of two. :)
she_cookie
04-03-2008, 01:39 PM
I usually go to the local supermarket. They have almost everything there.. food, products, clothes.. a lot of things.
Sometimes i do go to the market and search for fresh vegetables or other foods, but not very often.
Dishwashboy
04-03-2008, 03:21 PM
I buy my food from the supermarket and sometime I buy them from the wet markets. Now if anyone of you are going to ask what is a wet market then I would be explaining it them in details. I know that I have already explained this in another thread.
wildfire
04-16-2008, 07:55 PM
Farmer's market for day to day food. If I am making something that requires specialty ingrediants, then I will sometimes order online (for certain spices especially).
mcnerd
04-16-2008, 09:06 PM
I have a wide selection, all within a couple miles -- Farmers Market on the weekend for farm produce; Trader Joe's for some organic foods; a new market called "Fresh & Easy) selling pre-packaged organic everything; a regular super market; a discount pack-your-own market; and a bulk purchase store that used to be a wholesaler only.
The big disadvantage.....I can't decide which one to go to so I end up going to several of them and spend way too much $$$.
I buy food from the supermarket. I have one nearby and i just take my car and go shopping. I stuff the car with bags of food and go home :)
I sometimes go to the market too, so I can buy fresh vegetables, but i prefer the supermarket because it is cheaper and everything is there, in my face :)
Conventional grocery store.
But I love farmers' markets and their fresh fruits and vegetables. Grocery stores down here seem to make a killing on their products (inflation isn't helping!) but farmers' markets drive down the price by cutting out the middleman.
fahriye
08-26-2008, 04:01 AM
I love going to markets for fruit and vegetables while I am here in Turkey. Local farmers bring all their goods freshly picked and most of them organic, so colorful and so enjoyable to spend a day of shopping. Also the market atmosphere is so nice with hustle and bustle and lots going on.
In England however it is so convenient to pop round to your supermarket. I have to travel and find a good farm shop when I return.
Semigourmet
09-04-2008, 10:04 AM
Unfortunately I have not found a local farmers market here yet. But I shop Sam's club for meats and paper products, black pepper corns and such. Local Grocery stores for all other things.
Max Sutton
09-11-2008, 03:41 PM
I do my weekly grocery shopping at RALEY'S Supermarket here in Grass Valley. It carries a multitude of food items and is my very favorite chain supermarket.
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