>The Seattle giant believes selling you groceries is the key to selling you everything else. I mean...they're not wrong here. The grocery store is primarily fo

>The Seattle giant believes selling you groceries is the key to selling you everything else. I mean...they're not wrong here. The grocery store is primarily for selling you groceries, but it's also the first place most people stop for cookware, trashbags, deodorant, etc because it's right there. I am a guy who tries to buy "quality" equipment for anything and everything, and usually I do meticulous research before buying anything online (read the Amazon reviews, cross reference with America's Test Kitchen and Serious Eats guides, etc). Nonetheless, I've bought my fair share of food containers or occasional kitchen tool from my grocery store because I had some cookie dough in my basket and I needed a cookie sheet right now or those cookies weren't going to happen.