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Greyghost 14 years, 7 months ago.
I’ll agree. Costco,to us, is quality. So much is uswed by small business,I guess it has to be good. We’re loving their Kettle chips.Superb!!
For a general "overall" store-house brand I would endorse almost anything under the KIRTLAND label (The COSTCO Hose Brand) Film, Batteries, Frozen foods, Salted Nuts, Coffee, Bacon, and the list goes on!
Canned chili: Staggs: We’re having it sunday for the Super Bowl!
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Originally posted by PapaJoe8
Whats the deal with William and Jimmy Dean?
Joe
don’t know that but they just sold off Wolferman’s English Muffins to Harry & Davids.
interesting:
http://williamsfoods.com/index.php?customernumber=30868118684857&pr=Licensed_Brands
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Originally posted by PapaJoe8
Whats the deal with William and Jimmy Dean? Joe
Joe,
Maybe they’re making a rockabilly record together… stranger things have happened.
This Is Take One (Writing This), Ort. Carlton in Ever-Flowing Athens, Georgia.
Whats the deal with William and Jimmy Dean?
Joe
In the category of pasta…the award goes to Barilla.
The reason for the award is taste and texture. All varieties I have tried do not go mushy in the cooking, even if the cook commits culinary sins. Of all the pastas I have tried in the supermarket, Barilla beats them all. Unfortunately, Barilla is beating the rest in price increase as well. I will pay more though as I think the difference in quality is worth it.
Topps Baseball Cards & Bazooka Bubble Gum
Del Monte Canned Veggies
Campbell’s Soups
Dad’s Root Beer
Hostess Twinkies
Blue Bell Ice Cream
Vernor’s Ginger Ale
M&M’s Candies
Bertolli Pasta Sauces
Firehouse Subs
Chick-Fil-A Chicken Sandwiches
Plochman’s Mustard
Hellman’s Mayonnaise
Hebrew National Hot Dogs
Roadhouse BBQ sauces (still have 3 bottles of the ones I won last year.)
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I’m a sweet freak:
Haagen-Daz coffee ice cream
Ralphs Private selection ice creams
Hostess cherry pies
Sunkist Fruit Slices
Reeses Pieces
Carnation ice cream sandwiches
Stella D’Oro Assortment
Velvet Crumble bar
See’s Candies
Addington Confectionaries toffee
Also:
Nathan’s Franks
Farmer John Firehouse Hot Sausage
Zatarain’s Red Beans and Rice
Tillamook cheese and butter
Heinz Baked Beans (the ones from England)
Julian Pie Company pies
Newmans Own products.
Their salad dressings are consistently good quality. I use their Italian dressing in place of olive oil to stir fry vegetables, garlic and onions, add it to grains and soups, grilling sandwiches on the panini press, marinade chicken.
Ben and Jerry’s ice cream.
Hellmans Mayo
Campbells soups
Utz
Kens dressings
Hebrew National
Rath Bacon
Charmin
Grey Poupon
Batampe Pickels
Heinz products
Mars candy bars
Frank’s Red Hot Sauce
Home Run Inn frozen pizza
Stouffers (especially Spinich Souffle)
Haagen-Daaz
Tabasco http://tabasco.com/main.cfm
Trappey’s http://www.bgfoods.com/trappeys/trappeys_products.asp
Boar’s Head http://boarshead.com/products.html
Newman’s Own http://newmansown.com/
Torani syrups http://torani.com/
Boscoli http://boscoli.com/
Zaterain http://www.zatarains.com/
Louisiana Fish Fry Co. http://www.louisianafishfry.com/
Here in the Northeast, Cabot cheese, butter, and sour cream get my vote over Land O Lakes.
Quaker Oatmeal (including instant varieties) is noticably better than store brands.
Kraft mac & cheese is the only brand that tastes right to me.
I’ve found Rienzi canned beans to be less mushy than other brands.
Cholula and Melinda’s hot sauces – if they’re in the supermarkets in CT, they’ve got to be everywhere, and they’re very good.
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