Favorite grocery store salad pack?

[Anonymous]

Any favorite grocery store salad packs? Bought recently the ranch salad packs from Costco and they are great. Any favorites from Giant, Wegmans, Trader Joe’s, Or Whole Foods to try?

[Anonymous]

I love the kale salad at Costco

[Anonymous]

Trader Joe’s has a nice Asian salad

[Anonymous]

Wegmans Steakhouse Chopped Salad Kit

[Anonymous]

Sunflower Crunch from Dole

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sunflower Crunch from Dole

This is my salad of the month!

[Anonymous]

Green Goddess or Sweet Kale from Costco.

Recently got a Taylor Farms Thai Mango Chili salad mix from the grocery store and DH and I both loved it.

[Anonymous]

Taylor Farms Asiago Kale and Green Goddess from Whole Foods.

[Anonymous]

How does anyone buy these >1X? Serious question. Once you get the idea of the components, don't you just buy the components next time?

It's not hard to have sunflower seeds, bacon bits, carrots, dressing on hand. Then you just buy cheaper washed greens.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does anyone buy these >1X? Serious question. Once you get the idea of the components, don't you just buy the components next time?

It's not hard to have sunflower seeds, bacon bits, carrots, dressing on hand. Then you just buy cheaper washed greens.

It's easier for me to pick up a composed bag for work lunch than it is to do it myself and keep some ingredients separate from others. Or if you are serving a salad with dinner and look to limit prep time they can be helpful. Yes most of the time I make my own salad with my own components when I have the time.

[Anonymous]

Broccoli Crunch from Wegmans. We discard the bacon into the nearest pet.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does anyone buy these >1X? Serious question. Once you get the idea of the components, don't you just buy the components next time?

It's not hard to have sunflower seeds, bacon bits, carrots, dressing on hand. Then you just buy cheaper washed greens.

I can have a variety of different salads on hand. It's what is necessary to get some to eat a salad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How does anyone buy these >1X? Serious question. Once you get the idea of the components, don't you just buy the components next time?

It's not hard to have sunflower seeds, bacon bits, carrots, dressing on hand. Then you just buy cheaper washed greens.

You just can’t help yourself, can you?

[Anonymous]

This one is by far our favorite: https://www.instacart.com/products/26604967-bright-farms-chickpea-caesar-crunch-salad-kit-6-5-oz?retailer_id=231®ion_id=1388538368&utm_medium=sem_shopping&utm_source=instacart_google&utm_campaign=ad_demand_shopping_lia_food_all-non-ca_evergreen&utm_content=accountid-8145171519_campaignid-19906608628_adgroupid-147863115019_device-m&utm_term=targetid-pla-1592368152666_locationid-9007540_adtype-pla_productchannel-local_merchantid-141056133_storecode-1388538368_productid-26604967&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADO98hb2j_hetnBRuwDAktgJ-apGY&gclid=CjwKCAjwxNW2BhAkEiwA24Cm9DsbAhQ1BmsfLetgVh6IlqMmBYDzlPsRhdlje-51phe7uweRu9Cc1RoCKgcQAvD_BwE

[Anonymous]

Trader Joe’s cruciferous crunch.