TossYourJacket
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As if cheese is ever not delicious.Honestly, those muffins are just disgusting. I cannot see how a Butterscotch Pecan or Cheddar Cheese muffin could be considered delicious. Even Dates are an acquired taste.
As if cheese is ever not delicious.Honestly, those muffins are just disgusting. I cannot see how a Butterscotch Pecan or Cheddar Cheese muffin could be considered delicious. Even Dates are an acquired taste.
As if cheese is ever not delicious.
I despise cheese.
As if cheese is ever not delicious.
Fine, more for the rest of us.
I don't know, I wouldn't want to try Casu martzu for one.
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Um, are you supposed to eat the larvae with the cheese then?
Wow, I don't remember a Loblaws at Sherway at all. Must have disappeared before my youth.
Rather late to this.It was torn down in 1986 for the white Canopy expansion that used to be the food court. I don't recall the Dominion - where was that?
Rather late to this.
Dominion was on the north side, torn down before the Loblaws (which was a bigger, better, and more successful store. You'd get to the Loblaws from the mall corridors by going through the original Gourmet Fair. Before Sherway was a figure-8 shape, it was an S with the square in the middle and two short halls that led off the other points of the S. The Dominion was at the end of the northwest hall. I think it went at the time that the figure-8 completion was done.
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Your youthful vibrance is deceiving........who knew you remembered this pre-historic times! LOL
I was trying to dig up pictures of the original supermarkets at Sherway; I'm usually rather good at this sorta thing........
So far I can find pictures of every inch of Sherway as it was.........except the supermarkets!
Since I found others, I'll stick just a couple here, credit embedded in the image:
Look at how different it was............not just from today.........but from everything else.............
Good Earth Coffeehouse is set to open locations at select Indigo bookstores across the country, as a replacement for some closed Starbuck spaces:
Indigo Announces Coffee Concept as Replacement Tenant for Former Starbucks Locations: Interviews
A Canadian company will replace Starbucks in about half of the Indigo Books & Music storefronts after Starbucks closed hundreds of locations during the pandemic.retail-insider.com
Never tried them, but I'm more than content see Starbucks go. Aside from general disdain for their product quality or lack thereof, their position inside many other chains (see Loblaws) strikes me as damaging for their brands as well. There's so much more you can accomplish either with your own brand, or working with a smaller (better) cooperative partner.
They indeed serve pretty distinct segments--which is very obvious if you shop both. I don't know how much Costco's new business-oriented stores (kind of acknowledging their main channel is consumer oriented) are targeting the same food service clientele Wholesale Club serves. They converted their St Catharines store. I haven't been there to check it out yet given their even more restricted hours. My extended family that lives there was pretty miffed though as Costco flanked that store with two new builds but 15 -20 minutes away in either direction down the QEW.Having shopped at both retailers I find that Costco caters more to end consumer while Wholesale Club still offers more business products. Wholesale Club sells things like takeout trays, large quantitates of Ice Cream sundae syrup, cases of produce etc., all what a restaurant might buy, not necessarily what a household would buy.
I think plastic baskets are going to make a big comeback with the coming prohibition of single use plastics.So did Yorkdale, believe it was a Dominion as well, with the conveyor belts and those plastic baskets......