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Just for the record I haven't worked there in about 2 years but I do sometimes shop there. I have not been in one in a while and the Honeycrisps are not at my local market yet, hoping they come in soon. Might have to trek over to WF though.
Record updated.Will update when I find them.
This was a spot on review.I still prefer the Washington apples when you consider the cost but will enjoy an Honeycrisp every now and again if I feel like a baller.
Now see, someone needs to be told about that. Surely Obama has a website set up to report such things.Bought a handful at one of our local farmers' markets. They snuck a non-Honeycrisp in there
Milam's in the Grove (off of 1) is where I bought the $2.99/lb organic Honey Crisp. They were Washington (I prefer New York) but good nonetheless.So I'm in Whole Foods yesterday on South Beach because I saw conventional honey crisps at Publix and didn't like the looks of them so I drove over to where I figured they would have oodles of organic honey crisps. This is not the location I managed at but I worked in there on occasion when they needed extra folks but still I know a lot of the people who work in there. I go into the produce dept and there are 2 long haired(80s thrash metal long) guys stacking fruit and I go over to buy some fresh squeezed grapefruit juice(shut up, I love the stuff) and I can see instantly there is a good section of it that is discolored which is the 1st sign that it's outdated. Sure enough I pick the container up and it's 2 days old already from the expiration date on the jug. I walk it over to the guys working and let them know it's out of date. 1st one says that can't be and I said follow me because about half the cold case is out of date and you can tell just by looking at it. After I show him, I ask about the honey crisps and he says they haven't gotten any in yet
I didn't realize we were neighbors. Beer at Flanigan's would be fun. 4-7 and 9-close it's half off at the bar...$3.50 JWB is mighty sweet.Milam's in the Grove (off of 1) is where I bought the $2.99/lb organic Honey Crisp. They were Washington (I prefer New York) but good nonetheless.So I'm in Whole Foods yesterday on South Beach because I saw conventional honey crisps at Publix and didn't like the looks of them so I drove over to where I figured they would have oodles of organic honey crisps. This is not the location I managed at but I worked in there on occasion when they needed extra folks but still I know a lot of the people who work in there. I go into the produce dept and there are 2 long haired(80s thrash metal long) guys stacking fruit and I go over to buy some fresh squeezed grapefruit juice(shut up, I love the stuff) and I can see instantly there is a good section of it that is discolored which is the 1st sign that it's outdated. Sure enough I pick the container up and it's 2 days old already from the expiration date on the jug. I walk it over to the guys working and let them know it's out of date. 1st one says that can't be and I said follow me because about half the cold case is out of date and you can tell just by looking at it. After I show him, I ask about the honey crisps and he says they haven't gotten any in yet
You rang?
Likewise mate.
not long enough.
huh brohans so who knew that apple guys who like macintoshes are just as larooshy as the computer guys who like macintoshes funny how that works take that to the bank
