Lord Help Kroger Tomorrow

[Chuck52]

Most food stores are really good about exchanging or replacing items. Small $$$ for them vs possible major hassle. I bought some pre-stuffed chicken breasts at a local up-scale market once because it was my day to cook and I had no imagination. My nose isn't much good, so I didn't notice anything when I unwrapped and cooked them, but I did notice a sour taste...and so did the wife. I took them right back to the store and was a bit loud at customer service as I described my problem. Double my money back, quicker than my 401k is falling!

Chuck

 

[JB4310]

We got some MREs (meals ready to eat) as a government handout after Katrina in 2005. Many of them were dated as made in 2002. Still have some and I ate one last week. Most of them are surprisingly good and better than the store bought canned versions. Some of them are marked "recheck in 2008" so I guess I better finish them off soon.

Those things will probably be good for another 20 years, We use to eat the old canned rations after 20+ years, don't know how healthy they are but never got sick. Those mre's are great for a complete meal on the go out in the woods, use to be able to buy them in the surplus stores but not now with the wars going on.