×

Notice

The forum is in read only mode.
× Feel free to discuss any typical forums accepted topic here, Whateley or otherwise. Let's avoid the usual suspects: politics, religion, and so forth that tend to result in flame wars and angered forums readers. Other topics will be considered fair game unless they prove to be too volatile, at which point we'll use Devisor created anti-flame chemicals on the subject.

Question I Got A Tea

7 years 1 week ago #1 by null0trooper
  • null0trooper
  • null0trooper's Avatar Topic Author


  • Posts: 3032

  • Gender: Male
  • Birthdate: 19 Oct 1964
    • Apropos lunch line discussions, the local grocery isn't completely without options:
    Forum-posted ideas are freely adoptable.

    WhatIF Stories: Buy the Book

    Discussion Thread
    7 years 1 week ago #2 by Kristin Darken
    • Kristin Darken
    • Kristin Darken's Avatar


  • Posts: 3898

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown
    • Hmm. I wonder if that has anything to do with climate. I imagine my selection of avocados is better than most parts of the country...

    :P
    Fate guard you and grant you a Light to brighten your Way.
    7 years 1 week ago #3 by E. E. Nalley
    • E. E. Nalley
    • E. E. Nalley's Avatar


  • Posts: 2005

  • Gender: Male
  • Birthdate: 10 Mar 1970
    • I don't know. Just about every grocery store in GA has a Tea section about like these. Even Wally World has a good selection, including Keurig K-Cups and loose leaf.
    I would rather be exposed to the inconveniences attending too much liberty than to those attending too small a degree of it.
    Thomas Jefferson, to Archibald Stuart, 1791
    7 years 1 week ago #4 by Rose Bunny
    • Rose Bunny
    • Rose Bunny's Avatar


  • Posts: 1956

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown
    • looks about the same as the Cub Foods I go to. Tea is very hipster now, you know.
    High-Priestess of the Order of Spirit-Chan
    7 years 1 week ago #5 by Anne
    • Anne
    • Anne's Avatar


  • Posts: 1411

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown
    • Yeah, so are fifty varieties of coffee. I prefer tea personally, I like some of the various herbals.
    Adopt my story: here
    Nowhereville discussion
    7 years 1 week ago #6 by Rose Bunny
    • Rose Bunny
    • Rose Bunny's Avatar


  • Posts: 1956

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown

    • Anne wrote: Yeah, so are fifty varieties of coffee. I prefer tea personally, I like some of the various herbals.

    find yourself some Red Zinger. Zing!!
    High-Priestess of the Order of Spirit-Chan
    7 years 1 week ago #7 by Kristin Darken
    • Kristin Darken
    • Kristin Darken's Avatar


  • Posts: 3898

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown
    • Guess that's what I get for shopping at the cheap grocery stores... :(
    Fate guard you and grant you a Light to brighten your Way.
    7 years 1 week ago #8 by null0trooper
    • null0trooper
    • null0trooper's Avatar Topic Author


  • Posts: 3032

  • Gender: Male
  • Birthdate: 19 Oct 1964

    • Kristin Darken wrote: Guess that's what I get for shopping at the cheap grocery stores... :(


    The pictures above were taken at a Publix located on the outskirts of a rural town.
    Forum-posted ideas are freely adoptable.

    WhatIF Stories: Buy the Book

    Discussion Thread
    7 years 5 days ago #9 by JohnBobMead
    • JohnBobMead
    • JohnBobMead's Avatar


  • Posts: 11

  • Gender: Unknown
  • Birthdate: Unknown

    • Kristin Darken wrote: Guess that's what I get for shopping at the cheap grocery stores... :(


    Well, WinCo doesn't claim to be upscale, by any means, and their aisle isn't all that far off from that shown in the pic.

    WinCo is the PNW equivalent of Cub Foods, to you upper midwesterners. Not sure what the other regional equivalents would be. Employee owned, low cost but of decent quality foodstuffs, section with a goodly selection of bulk food bins.

    Fred Meyer also has a fairly substantial Tea aisle. That's another PNW chain.

    Costco, on the other hand, *shudder*. No, just don't even think about Costco and Tea at the same time. They may have as many as three different teas.
    Moderators: WhateleyAdmin, Kristin Darken, E. E. Nalley, elrodw, Nagrij, MageOhki, Astrodragon, NeoMagus, Warren, Morpheus, Wasamon, sleethr, OtherEric, Bek D Corbin, MaLAguA, Souffle Girl, Phoenix Spiritus, Starwolf, DanZilla, Katie_Lyn, Maggie Finson, DrBender, JG, Bladedancer, Renae_Whateley
    Powered by Kunena Forum