Sentences with phrase «use at a grocery store»

You can't use them at the grocery store, but at least until recently, they were interchangeable from money in many uses.

The user - friendly website offers many exciting resources and tools to further educate about nutrition, individual nutrient needs, and to help put this information to use at the grocery store.

I've used it at grocery stores, Target, Walmart, Costco, etc and have yet to find a cart that this cover doesn't fit.

It's also a great thing to use at the grocery store — I even tethered a banana to the cart to keep her satisfied while I shopped.

If his ATM card is operational and (assuming it is Visa / Mastercard), he can use it at grocery stores and get cashback.

These cards are not good for readers who want a credit card to use for everyday shopping, meaning for use at a grocery store or at the gas station.

Abata is one, you can use it at the grocery store, take a picture and they'll give you cash back when you buy specific items but they also have cash back on things that don't even have a brand.

Either way, it's money back in your pocket if you are using it at the grocery store.

Even if you don't have the best credit, you can get a card that gives you rewards for using it at the grocery store.

Take the time to scan the newspaper and online resources for coupons you can use at the grocery store.

Not exact matches

When I used to work at a grocery store in high school, some lady allowed her son to urinate in a produce bag while they were in the produce section.

Under the consent decree, Trader Joe's agreed over the next three years to reduce its leak rate to less than half the average in the grocery store sector, and to use non-ozone depleting refrigerants at all new and heavily remodeled stores.

Rose likes to use the example of the unassuming paper bag, which many consider to be a greener choice at, say, the grocery store.

Bersin describes a grocery chain that used software to uncover high turnover at several stores and then fired the manager.

Indianapolis Fruit truck drivers used to leave their trucks running while they unloaded their produce shipments at grocery stores and warehouses.

For example, if someone's obtained your debit card or checking account number they might use that information to make a $ 5 or $ 10 purchase at a grocery store.

A great example is Whole Foods» partnership with Instacart in metropolitan areas where local residents can use the service to get their groceries delivered at a designated time without any hassle at the store.

If you use the card at a grocery store you'll earn a whopping 6 % cash back on each purchase.

Clearly, music as well as sonic cues have been used in marketing for decades, from the snap - crackle - pop of Rice Krispies and the fizz of Coca - Cola to the jungle - like rainfall heard before produce is misted at the grocery store.

Going back to the «Halloween surprise» comparison, we observed that the U-Tokyo CPI indicator (a «nowcast» of daily inflation using scanner prices at grocery stores) was greatly under - performing its «official» index component in October 2014.

Basically, it reads like a evolved bait & switch tactic similar to retail stores throwing a guilt trip at the cashier line to get another dollar or two from your total grocery bill (look this up — these corporate grocers / retailers use this to get a huge tax credit).

A small number of consumers are also using «Click and Collect» services in which they order groceries online for pickup at a store or any other desired location.

Use the same check - out person at the grocery store.

Now Sgt. Camo is sold at Whitey's nine ice cream stores in the Quad cities, two stores in Iowa City and in grocery retail locations, where it is in special camouflage packaging that is the first time the company's familiar red and white packaging has not been used.

Also, for Canadian cooks, we only used one eggplant as there were none of the Japanese kind (tinier) available at our grocery store.

BPA is in the vast majority of cans used in canned foods at the grocery stores you frequent, even health food stores.

You also can use Cool Whip if you'd like, or there is a healthier version called Truwhip that I've spotted at most grocery stores.

I've also seen it at the dollar store and grocery stores around the holidays (used for basting turkeys) I LOVE hot cider!

I used the only cornmeal I could find at my local grocery store, which was a very finely ground cornmeal.

Instead I just used some premade stuff that I got at the grocery store that I always keep around for Asian cooking or any time I want to add some heat.

package of cheese, I used a shredded «Italian Blend» that I found at the grocery store.

I ended up using the little saws that come with the kits at the grocery store for carving fancy Jack - O - Lanterns.

I tried this a few weeks ago during the salmonella tomato scare — had to use up those roma tomatoes I had bought at the grocery store.

So I encourage you to use what ever veggies are on life support in your crisper drawer, or whatever is looking good at the grocery store / market / farm / next door neighbor's garden that day.

Didn't have sherry vinegar (and it was $ 11.99 at the grocery store) so I used red wine vinegar instead.

This is a great way to use up herbs, especially since they always seem to come in huge bunches at the grocery store... way more than you need for most recipes.

If you are like me, you probably have a base of 4 - 5 flours that you use regularly, and when you see a recipe with someone else's gluten free flour mix, you do your best to make do with what you own rather than going out to spend even more money at the store — cause let's face it — gluten free ingredients often bring a whole new definition to pricey groceries.

I ended up buying another low carb book from George Stella which is awesome and uses real food you can buy at any normal grocery store.

I used to have to go to mediterranean grocery stores to find it, but I love how you can now get it at your local Trader Joe's.

Since vegans typically eat lots of grains, beans, nuts, spices, etc, I've always saved money buy using the bulk bins at the grocery store.

1/2 teaspoon sea salt (I found this divine vanilla sea salt at my grocery store that I like to use for this but regular will work just fine)

The spices used are found at pretty much any large grocery store, but they are the most inexpensive again at Indian spice stores.

I am fortunate enough now to not have to worry as much as I used to about how much we spend at the grocery store; but I hate being wasteful and I usually keep my spending in check (unless of course I am at Whole Foods while hungry, as another commenter said!).

For this no bake mini cranberry coconut lime cheesecake recipe, I used frozen cranberries because I always have them in my fridge and they are easy to find at my local grocery store.

While once a pretty rare item only found at health food stores, you can find bags of ready - to - use flaxseed at most grocery stores these days.

I used mini Naan bread rounds that are an option for replacing burger buns and they are with the flatbreads in the bakery section at the grocery store.

I never used it until last year when it was on sale at the grocery store.

Many of the ingredients used are quite expensive and not readily available at your local grocery store, including erythritol, organic coconut oil, and organic coconut nectar.

I didn't use pearl onions because they were quite expensive and didn't look that good at the grocery store so I substituted yellow onion instead but other than that I followed the recipe.

You could use the Simply Potatoes found in the perishable dept. at most grocery stores instead of grating your own, but Parrish and I have a TON of potatoes, so I grated my own.