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36 minutes ago, DoobieWah said:

Terrible. It had a chemically flavor. Blah 

 

19 minutes ago, TonyTexas said:

I don’t believe any legitimate abuela would give anyone a pouch of HEB frijoles. 

He let his dog shit in her yard and he didn’t pick it up. She’s trying to poison him.

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20 minutes ago, royiv said:

 

He let his dog shit in her yard and he didn’t pick it up. She’s trying to poison him.


Nah  she’s 84 and doesn’t cook much anymore. I took her a bowl of dumpling noodle soup tonite in fact  

My dog died six weeks ago. Thanks for the reminder. 
 

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Y’all sure Surly tonite. 


Bad couple of weeks?

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2 minutes ago, DoobieWah said:

See above. My dog died six weeks ago. Thanks for the reminder. 
 

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Y’all sure Surly tonite. 


Bad couple of weeks?

Well, shit, didn’t know that. Sorry for your loss. 

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6 minutes ago, Post Oak said:

HEB used to carry a HEB Natural turkey breast but I haven't been able to find one in the Waco stores since this summer. It's much better than the butterball one. 

 

Interesting. We still have those in Houston. 

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I'm roasting three of these today, along with a half dozen turkey legs and four turkey thighs.  I'm gonna do different seasonings on each -- herbed butter on the breasts, cajun on the legs, not sure about the thighs, probably just a typical salt/pepper/paprika/garlic/onion rub.

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Not food, but I bought a couple of these a few months back and they're fantastic.  I assume the rest of their in-house line of products is equally good.  They clean up super easy, are essentially non-stick (no Teflon though) and are oven safe to 450 F.  A pair of these fit side by side in my (very) conventional oven, which helps maximize use of space for big meals.

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2 hours ago, Hollywood said:

These are legit and keep selling out at my HEB. Come in a few flavors, but sea salt is just fine paired with some TD doña salsa. spacer.png

These are too damned expensive to justify. Literally twice the price of most chips. Pass

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It’s one bag of chips Michael. How much could it cost? $10?

If you’re trying to save a buck on a bag of chips, you’re having too many bags of chips for what your Lipitor has you budgeted for.

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13 hours ago, UpperWestside said:

I have not been in an HEB in three years before yesterday. 
 

I would sacrifice all of you to be able to take one with me to Hawaii on Wednesday. Not having any truly great grocery stores outside of Texas makes you really appreciate HEB even more.

Random TSA check reveals suitcase full of 

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5 hours ago, DoobieWah said:

I’d swear there’s a humblebrag in there somewhere. 
 

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Haha no. I had stop through my hometown here in Texas because I’m moving from New York to there. I have yet to come across a grocery store anywhere in the US that is as good as HEB. Someone in New York tried to argue with me and say Wegman’s was just as good. That was some good laughs.

The only grocery store I have been to that was even close to an HEB was the Carrefour I went to in Tahiti. It was still a couple of rungs below HEB, but they were pretty cool. Any grocery store that wants to have a crepe machine making them fresh each morning is good in my book.

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7 hours ago, DoobieWah said:

I’d swear there’s a humblebrag in there somewhere. 
 

😂

 

1 hour ago, UpperWestside said:

Haha no. I had stop through my hometown here in Texas because I’m moving from New York to there. I have yet to come across a grocery store anywhere in the US that is as good as HEB. Someone in New York tried to argue with me and say Wegman’s was just as good. That was some good laughs.

The only grocery store I have been to that was even close to an HEB was the Carrefour I went to in Tahiti. It was still a couple of rungs below HEB, but they were pretty cool. Any grocery store that wants to have a crepe machine making them fresh each morning is good in my book.

How 'bout now?

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1 hour ago, threesheets said:

 

How 'bout now?

lol no. Anytime I mention places like this the reaction is invariably “something, something paradise.” I always say that what someone might see as paradise is what someone else from there just sees as home as well as where they earn a living. I spend a good deal of time listening to people talk about where they are from because of my job so I look at things a little differently. I see it as a cool place that lacks an HEB. That part, however, is not cool!

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I think we can all agree the Bunker Hill location is the largest/nicest location in Houston, and I got worked at the butcher counter today. Asked for bone in ribeyes. The first one is fine, nice long bone, well marbled. The second one has a tiny bone, and a huge piece of tough fat on it. They shouldn’t have sold me the second one. 
 

I shouldn’t have to watch them a microscope, but here we are. 

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I had to go to Hancock HEB today because they had some stuff that was out of stock at other stores.

Holy Moses, what a shitshow.  The place is entirely torn up.

HEB should have just closed one store at a time, done a complete remodel, and moved on to the next store.  Instead, they have multiple stores with shit spread out everywhere, temporary coolers/freezers, and angry customers.  Not well done.

/grinch

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2 hours ago, jimmyjazz said:

I had to go to Hancock HEB today because they had some stuff that was out of stock at other stores.

Holy Moses, what a shitshow.  The place is entirely torn up.

HEB should have just closed one store at a time, done a complete remodel, and moved on to the next store.  Instead, they have multiple stores with shit spread out everywhere, temporary coolers/freezers, and angry customers.  Not well done.

/grinch

Drive by the one on 620 today, looked at the parking lot and just noped right on by. Fuck that clown show. 

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18 hours ago, TonyTexas said:

Doing a crime where being unobtrusive is essential, shoplifting while dressed as Grinch does not seem well thought out. 

 

18 hours ago, DoobieWah said:

But certainly “in character”.  

Yeah, you have to admire his commitment to the bit

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Pro Tip:
If you need some of the basics for holiday cooking, go before 10am.

I went to 3 HEBs in NW Austin yesterday afternoon looking for shredded sharp cheddar.  Braker, 183/Spicewood, and AM/620.  2 were out of parsley.  2 were out of Monterrey Jack.  Yes, I could have bought a brick and grated it myself, but why do that when I can drive to 3 different HEBs in a 4 mile radius?

None were shit-shows, though, as they've done a pretty good job at figuring out how to quickly take our money.

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12 minutes ago, TonyTexas said:

My brother went to Houston CM yesterday   He was 48th in line for the deli. 

Was at the Houston CM yesterday around 5p. Place was packed, but I was super impressed by how quickly the guys at the butcher counter were working. I pulled number 47 while they were on 34. Waited maybe 10 minutes before my number was called. The guy who helped me said they opened the store’s doors at 6:55a yesterday morning and by 7a they had 15 people in line at the butcher counter.

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