Food from Marshalls TJMAXX, is it okay?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never gotten sick from the chocolates or gummies that I get or even the chips

Some of us have higher standards than not getting sick from food.

Ok? They sell desserts/sweets. You can have standards and not eat that stuff. But the stuff at TJ Maxx isn't anything worse than you'll find at the grocery store. It's safe for consumption.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I could never.

More for me!

[Anonymous]

Is it also more classy to shop for higher prices when you're buying a new car? How high should I shoot if I want to be, say, on the lower end of UMC? Is 20% more enough?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never gotten sick from the chocolates or gummies that I get or even the chips

Some of us have higher standards than not getting sick from food.

Ok? They sell desserts/sweets. You can have standards and not eat that stuff. But the stuff at TJ Maxx isn't anything worse than you'll find at the grocery store. It's safe for consumption.

I stock our office snacks area with nuts and unsweetened dried fruit from there. There is a lot of added sugar in many things, but you can find others.

[Anonymous]

If I get a brand I know and trust, it is fine. I rarely buy food from there, but the times I have, it has been fine.

[Anonymous]

Bob Appetit magazine looked into this. The food is fine and vendors like selling to TJ Maxx bc they pay their bills on time.


https://www.bonappetit.com/entertaining-style/article/t-j-maxx-food-sources?srsltid=AfmBOoq6zkerVmoqx6s4OV1pa20LK1ufmWani5UjsUi5BCPKLPRN2BUk

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never gotten sick from the chocolates or gummies that I get or even the chips

Some of us have higher standards than not getting sick from food.

Ok? They sell desserts/sweets. You can have standards and not eat that stuff. But the stuff at TJ Maxx isn't anything worse than you'll find at the grocery store. It's safe for consumption.

TJ Maxx stores look filthy and grimy. The merch looks so old and dated. Why would anyone buy food from such a place. Grocery stores are spotlessly clean for a reason and turn over inventory constantly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’ve never gotten sick from the chocolates or gummies that I get or even the chips

Some of us have higher standards than not getting sick from food.

Ok? They sell desserts/sweets. You can have standards and not eat that stuff. But the stuff at TJ Maxx isn't anything worse than you'll find at the grocery store. It's safe for consumption.

TJ Maxx stores look filthy and grimy. The merch looks so old and dated. Why would anyone buy food from such a place. Grocery stores are spotlessly clean for a reason and turn over inventory constantly.

1) not they don't. TJ Maxx is no more filthy than a lot of other department stores. Stop the BS.

2) because some items are not stocked at regular grocery stores. I was able to find items from my home country at TJ Maxx and I can assure you that no other grocery store stocks these items.

3) your ignorance is really showing.

[Anonymous]

If you think a Marshalls or TJ Maxx looks as clean and upscale as a Nordstrom or Whole Foods, I don't know what to tell you.