In reality it probably is not no better or worse than the food you'd get a Kroger, Giant, Safeway or other such traditional grocery stores. Entirely poss

In reality it probably is not no better or worse than the food you'd get a Kroger, Giant, Safeway or other such traditional grocery stores. Entirely possible, though part of their marketing (if you read the "Fearless Flyer" they send out) centers around certain standards they hold their suppliers to. For instance, when they talk about their turkey corn dogs, they lament how most suppliers they talked with used ingredients they "didn't like" until they found one that would use a recipe TJs was satisfied with. I'm sure reality was a little less heroic than the story makes it sound, but it's still something a bit more concrete than olde-timey graphics.