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TJs is a blessing for a vegetarian though, as they have a variety of options places like Target and GEagle doesn't offer. Even more so when you're in Ohio...

jamisteven 11y ago
People buy groceries at target? wtf
- softawre 11y ago
  My wife shops there so she doesn't have to go to Walmart.
  - jzymbaluk 11y ago
    Isn't that Target's slogan? "Target: It's not Wal-Mart!"
- ksenzee 11y ago
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target_Corporation#SuperTarget https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target_Corporation#SuperTarget
- mortenjorck 11y ago
  In Chicago, we have an urban Target concept store called "City Target" which is pretty much the only place to buy groceries in the Loop other than the pricey, minimal selection at Walgreens.
p4wnc6 11y ago
I'm a vegan and live just outside of Fort Wayne, Indiana. I expected the worst moving here from Boston, but it has been extremely easy to make all of the same vegan foods I loved cooking when living in Boston and shopping at Whole Foods. I rarely need to go anywhere but Kroger to get everything I need (tofu, soy/almondmilk, nutritional yeast, Daiya products, Silk products, produce, hummus, vegetable stock, pasta, etc.) There is another grocery store called Earth Fare nearby which fills the void due to Whole Food's absence in this region. I occasionally go there to buy more specialized spices, tea, and Field Roast products (especially their sliced chao tofu cheese). Plus they have delicious vegan chocolate chip cookies that I totally should not be eating. One time I made a pulled jackfruit recipe and had to drive a bit out of the way to buy the canned jackfruit from an Asian grocery store. At any rate, I've been remarkably surprised and happy with how easy it is. And I don't live remotely close to "downtown" or "urban" Fort Wayne. My area is better described as straight up rural. I feared the worst given Indiana's politics, religiosity in this part of the country, and high cultural value placed on hunting and meat consumption. But it's been really easy to be vegan here.
CalRobert 11y ago
Cooking with soyrizo is almost like cheating it's so good. TJ's introduced me to it.

jamisteven 11y ago

People buy groceries at target? wtf

softawre 11y ago
My wife shops there so she doesn't have to go to Walmart.
- jzymbaluk 11y ago
  Isn't that Target's slogan? "Target: It's not Wal-Mart!"
ksenzee 11y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target_Corporation#SuperTarget https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Target_Corporation#SuperTarget
mortenjorck 11y ago
In Chicago, we have an urban Target concept store called "City Target" which is pretty much the only place to buy groceries in the Loop other than the pricey, minimal selection at Walgreens.

p4wnc6 11y ago

I'm a vegan and live just outside of Fort Wayne, Indiana. I expected the worst moving here from Boston, but it has been extremely easy to make all of the same vegan foods I loved cooking when living in Boston and shopping at Whole Foods. I rarely need to go anywhere but Kroger to get everything I need (tofu, soy/almondmilk, nutritional yeast, Daiya products, Silk products, produce, hummus, vegetable stock, pasta, etc.) There is another grocery store called Earth Fare nearby which fills the void due to Whole Food's absence in this region. I occasionally go there to buy more specialized spices, tea, and Field Roast products (especially their sliced chao tofu cheese). Plus they have delicious vegan chocolate chip cookies that I totally should not be eating. One time I made a pulled jackfruit recipe and had to drive a bit out of the way to buy the canned jackfruit from an Asian grocery store. At any rate, I've been remarkably surprised and happy with how easy it is. And I don't live remotely close to "downtown" or "urban" Fort Wayne. My area is better described as straight up rural. I feared the worst given Indiana's politics, religiosity in this part of the country, and high cultural value placed on hunting and meat consumption. But it's been really easy to be vegan here.

CalRobert 11y ago

Cooking with soyrizo is almost like cheating it's so good. TJ's introduced me to it.