[The_Blob]

Last time I went there, I browsed the produce section and they were selling 50 dollars a pound organic cherries. I don't shop there because the prices are way too high.

[just4kickz]

haha go there to make some good salad... but yes its expensive.

[JoeClothing]

they have great stuff if you are into organic foods. You have to stay away from the stuff that you absolutely know is a rip off if you want to exit the store without emptying your wallet.
For me the deli lunch meats are much better than what you would get in a regular super market. Also, the pre-marinated meats for grilling are modestly priced. Oh yeah, the chips and salsa isle is pretty damn good too.

[Epacy]

Trader Joe's

[mpimping]

wf's= too expensive

[spacedogg]

a person i know who shops there calls it "whole paycheque"

[md80tom]

love it, but getting a week supplies of food will set you back 150+.

[choiffer]

lol i personally think whole foods is a waste of money. But my mom buys every single little thing from whole foods, even organic paper towels. Its quite ridiculous, but she gotta do what she's gotta do. haha

[mpimping]

when I used to work in NYC the people that worked there said I could help myself to anything there(prepared foods) when I asked if there was a place to sit and eat... I didn't have to pay.

[Couch]

$50/lb!!!!!!!

I shop at Central Market sometimes, especially when I want to pick up some fresh fish. I've bought fruit there, but never seen prices anywhere close to that.

[mpimping]

my mouth is watering but too much money...
www.lobels.com

[smellthebeans]

Used to shop there and liked it for hard to find items / ingredients.

I bought the stock and lost 300 bucks on it

So I had to kick it to the curb

[mpimping]

I remember the sushi being meh. Whole foods isn't bad to grab something to eat there. They have sandwiches and other prepared foods. To buy steaks and fish there I'll pass.

[JoeClothing]

Originally Posted by The_Blob

Last time I went there, I browsed the produce section and they were selling 50 dollars a pound organic cherries. I don't shop there because the prices are way too high.

Are you sure your not reading "$5.00 per pound"? Unless those were popped cherries I have a hard time believing that price.

[Los Angeles]

They sell really good pizzas at the counter. They are thin crust style and it reminds me of the traditional pizzas.

[LI E90]

Whole Foods is great, expensive if you go the hole organic route.

I enjoy going for select items, but still shop at a traditional supermarket for the everyday stuff.

Also love trader joes and Fairway

[The_Blob]

50 dollars Canadian a few years back, so it would translate into like 35 dollars American. I don't think a lot of people bought the cherries. The stack of cherries was like a huge mountain.

[Couch]

Originally Posted by JoeClothing

Are you sure your not reading "$5.00 per pound"? Unless those were popped cherries I have a hard time believing that price.

I'm thinking the same thing. Although anything's possible these days.

I wouldn't spend $50 on cherries unless it was guaranteed sex in your mouth.

[truong321]

Originally Posted by Couch

I wouldn't spend $50 on cherries unless it was guaranteed sex in your mouth.

whoa buddy, we don't need to know about what u do outside of e90










jk.

[Couch]

Originally Posted by truong321

whoa buddy, we don't need to know about what u do outside of e90










jk.

LMAO!

To clear the air, it is referring to women.