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Price Chopper Crispy Steak Cut Fries
Posted in4/5 Frozen Fruits and Veggies

Price Chopper Crispy Steak Cut Fries

Price Chopper's Crispy Steak Cut Fries are perfect for people who like a more pillowy texture in their fries, and can live without a perfectly crispy skin. Each fry is…
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April 9, 2026
Napoli Italian Peeled Tomatoes with Basil
Posted in5/5 Canned, Jarred and Preserved Goods Fruits and Veggies

Napoli Italian Peeled Tomatoes with Basil

One of the interesting things I've found from trying different canned tomatoes is figuring out that for the most part, the brand doesn't matter too much, as long as the…
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March 26, 2026
Hannaford Straight Cut French Fried Potatoes
Posted in5/5 Frozen Fruits and Veggies

Hannaford Straight Cut French Fried Potatoes

Hannaford's store brand straight cut frozen fries aren't quite like any other frozen fries I've had, in that they are a lot more...raw than what I'm used to. Most other…
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March 14, 2026
Aldi Sunset Campari Tomatoes
Posted in5/5 Aldi Fruits and Veggies

Aldi Sunset Campari Tomatoes

Aldi's Sunset brand campari tomatoes are hybrid tomatoes grown in Mexico. If you shop at Aldi somewhat regularly, they are the perfect healthy snack to keep on the counter. They…
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February 28, 2026
Aldi Season’s Choice Steamed Broccoli Florets
Posted in4/5 Aldi Frozen

Aldi Season’s Choice Steamed Broccoli Florets

I first picked up a bag of Aldi's seasoned choice steamed broccoli florets about a year ago out of curiosity, and it quickly became a staple in my freezer. Its…
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February 8, 2026
Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 5
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Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 5

Week 8/November week 5 of my Fall CSA box from Edible Uprising Farm! It's finally over. See all the Edible Uprising Farm veggie/CSA boxes I’ve gotten in the past here. Butternut…
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December 25, 2025
Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 4
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Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 4

Week 7/November week 4 of my Fall CSA box from Edible Uprising Farm! See all the Edible Uprising Farm veggie/CSA boxes I’ve gotten in the past here. Swiss chard (~6 oz)…
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December 21, 2025
Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 3
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Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 3

Week 6/November week 3 of my Fall CSA box from Edible Uprising Farm! See all the Edible Uprising Farm veggie/CSA boxes I’ve gotten in the past here. Spinach (~5.5 oz) Blanched…
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December 17, 2025
Mutti Whole Peeled Tomatoes (Pelati)
Posted in4/5 Canned, Jarred and Preserved Goods Fruits and Veggies

Mutti Whole Peeled Tomatoes (Pelati)

I don't often buy Mutti's tomatoes. Before this, I think the last time I had Mutti's whole tomatoes was in the early 2010s, when I bought a dozen of their…
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December 16, 2025
Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 2
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Edible Uprising Farm November CSA Veggie Box – Week 2

Week 5 of my Fall CSA box from Edible Uprising Farm! See all the Edible Uprising Farm veggie/CSA boxes I've gotten in the past here. Green cabbage (~3 lb 2…
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December 13, 2025

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