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rotuts

rotuts

@Honkman

 

living near the RedLine makes shopping in Cambridge and Boston easy.

 

Im personally allergic to WF.

 

its not for me .  No Parking.

 

also if W'g was on the other side of TJ's, it would be a different matter ...

 

Id rarely stop in

 

still packaged meat looks promising , esp on sale  compared with what i can get locally.

 

its going to very interesting to see how the store does   being so large w so many emplyees

 

the prepared food is probably going to make or break them.

 

Some of the pastries seem to be made there , and Im not sure about the bread.   

 

I aked about two loaf's that interested me.   I think but do not quote me that they said they were baked in NY

 

O.o

 

and surprising to me , as they are new and want to generate traffic

 

they are very stingy w samples   

 

Id think each department would have something  as they have plenty of staff.

 

I only had some aged ham  on one trip    and a delicious pear tart on another.

 

and for me , its on the way to Tj's.

 

but MarketBasket and Tj's are my main stops

 

there is a new MB on 128 in Wlatham I think.    try that if you are motoring around

 

TotalWine   is the only reason to come out to Natick.

 

I always see cars from NH and CT in the lot.   far larger selection than W's or any supermarket and cheaper

 

sometimes cars from NY and Maine.

 

one last thought :

 

their prepared refrigerated food selection is immense 

 

I didn't look into how long its shelf life is

 

but they much have a tremendous amount of waste

 

I hope they donate what they can.  many store do this.

rotuts

rotuts

@Honkman

 

living near the RedLine makes shopping in Cambridge and Boston easy.

 

Im personally allergic to WF.

 

its not for me .  No Parking.

 

also if W'g was on the other side of TJ's, it would be a different matter ...

 

Id rarely stop in

 

still packaged meat looks promising , esp on sale  compared with what i can get locally.

 

its going to very interesting to see how the store does   being so large w so many emplyees

 

the prepared food is probably going to make or break them.

 

Some of the pastries seem to be made there , and Im not sure about the bread.   

 

I aked about two loaf's that interested me.   I think but do not quote me that they said they were baked in NY

 

O.o

 

and surprising to me , as they are new and want to generate traffic

 

they are very stingy w samples   

 

Id think each department would have something  as they have plenty of staff.

 

I only had some aged ham  on one trip    and a delicious pear tart on another.

 

and for me , its on the way to Tj's.

 

but MarketBasket and Tj's are my main stops

 

there is a new MB on 128 in Wlatham I think.    try that if you are motoring around

 

TotalWine   is the only reason to come out to Natick.

 

I always see cars from NH and CT in the lot.   far larger selection than W's or any supermarket and cheaper

 

sometimes cars from NY and Maine.

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