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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Literally the only thing I haven’t been able to find is bagged onions.

If in year 3 of a pandemic, you haven’t figured out how to shop in advance and keep staples on hand, well, you are beyond help. [/quote]

You obviously haven’t been keeping up with the news. I’ve been to multiple grocery stores on several different days over the last couple of weeks, and they were all out of milk and large sections of produce were empty. It’s temporary, but it’s happening.[/quote]

It is periodic and overblown. I’ve been in Whole Foods— one brand of yogurt was out of stock. I’ve been in Giant—nothing missing. I’ve been to Mom’s—nothing missing.  Target has been out of onions.

You might want to start shopping locally if this really worries you. [b]I buy all my meat and eggs from local farmers[/b]. [/quote]

You know all 6 million of us in the DC metro area can’t do this, right?  The logistics don’t work.  [/quote]

Also, why would anyone need to go to target, WF, giant, and mom’s in a week? Is grocery shopping a hobby?[/quote]

Not that pp, but that’s kinda the reality right now.  Dh went to Wegman’s last night and found most of what we needed.  I went to Trader Joe’s and Giant and got the rest.  One store doesn’t seem to cut it these days, at least in the NoVA burbs. [/quote]

But the poster was actually saying that they found everything except a few item. If I couldn’t find one brand of yogurt, I certainly wouldn’t go to another store. [/quote]

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