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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Also funny that she thinks she's controlling her 17 year old's eating.[/quote] You poor thing, my 17 year old has healthy eating habits because I didn't load her up on junk. Of course I don't control her eating habits but she's a good, healthy eater and doesn't eat crap. I do not control what she eats or force her to eat the way she does. As a matter of fact, she buys her own groceries most of the time and they are all healthy. Nice try.[/quote] You just lost your credibility here. Either you're lying to yourself or your poor daughter needs a chance to live a little. She's never got to indulge in birthday cake at a friend's party? Nobody slipped her candy at school? Riiiight. Anyway, I spend about $200 a month at WF for DC (2) and I. Another $150-200 at Safeway/Wegmans. We're vegetarian, which saves us a ton. We consume aLOT of produce, which is why I favor WF. As others have mentioned, the produce rarely goes bad, its fresh, and the customer service is excellent. I have never been a TJ's fan. The food and layout of the store is unappealing. I purchase toiletries, bread, junk food (Cheez-Its, yum), from Wegmans/Safeway, and dairy and produce from WF. I love Wegmans and would do more shopping there if it were closer. They have awesome prices usually on greek yogurts, rice and coconut milk, brown basmati rice, etc. Its the closest I'll ever get to one stop shopping. WFs is still second to none. For those of you spending $1000 a month at WFs, thank you for supporting the cause (healthy eating)! You are keeping alot of people employed. As long as you can afford, its a win-win for all.[/quote]
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