Stop & Shop
Sep 30th 2006 | 5:03 am
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Stop & Shop
For those of us in the North East, Stop and Shop now stock Irish Back Bacon.
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Sep 30th 2006 | 5:29 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
You had to do that, did'nt you.
I made a bacon butty with whole wheat bread and Trader Joe's thick cut, apple smoked, bacon, not back bacon but still very good; and I used A1 sauce and I was in great shape. Then I looked here and saw.......
Mullica hill is my closest. Thanks
I made a bacon butty with whole wheat bread and Trader Joe's thick cut, apple smoked, bacon, not back bacon but still very good; and I used A1 sauce and I was in great shape. Then I looked here and saw.......
Mullica hill is my closest. Thanks
Sep 30th 2006 | 5:32 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
For those of us in the North East, Stop and Shop now stock Irish Back Bacon.
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
I'll have to keep an eye open for a 'stop and shop' as I've never been in one but am pretty sure that they have them in this area.
Sep 30th 2006 | 5:42 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
For those of us in the North East, Stop and Shop now stock Irish Back Bacon.
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
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Sep 30th 2006 | 5:48 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
the bangers aren't to bad either...and nice random collection of brit products, but a tad pricey compared to ocean state or hannafords for some of the stuff...
Sep 30th 2006 | 5:49 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Sep 30th 2006 | 7:36 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
For those of us in the North East, Stop and Shop now stock Irish Back Bacon.
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
They are building a Stop n shop 30 miles from us
Sep 30th 2006 | 8:51 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by Bob
the bangers aren't to bad either...and nice random collection of brit products, but a tad pricey compared to ocean state or hannafords for some of the stuff...
So what are you saying, Hannafords sells British stuff?
Sep 30th 2006 | 8:56 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
For those of us in the North East, Stop and Shop now stock Irish Back Bacon.
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
Although it's described as "Pork Back Bacon and Water Product" It doesn't sound the same somehow. But it's still good, I've just had two sarnies on crusty bread with HP sauce
I've been buying bacon from stop & shop since 1999
If your particular store doesn't stock it, drop a note for the store's manager in to customer services. They'll have it within the month.
Your local Stop and shop is also able to buy in Heinz beans, Robinsons lemon and Orange, Ribena, Hob Nobs, and various other things that have escaped my aging memory.
Gruff, when you're in the area, check out the big Stop and Shop in Clifton, next to the cinema, and Target. They have all kinds of British goodies.
Andrea
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:03 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by luivega
Shop Rite in the NE sell it too.
I've been buying bacon from stop & shop since 1999
Andrea
I've been buying bacon from stop & shop since 1999
Andrea
It's only recently turned into a Stop & Shop, used to be a SuperG. They've got quite a nice collection of goodies in there.
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:10 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
It's only recently turned into a Stop & Shop, used to be a SuperG. They've got quite a nice collection of goodies in there.Andrea
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:12 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by luivega
Check the bakery shelves with their in store/fancy bread stuff. They do crumpets, but they sell out quickly.
Andrea
Andrea
Wegmans does that stuff too, my favourite are their hot cross buns, very authentic.
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:16 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by blaze
So what are you saying, Hannafords sells British stuff?
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:19 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by luivega
Your local Stop and shop is also able to buy in Heinz beans
do rather like the super SnS, get to pre-order your sliced meats and then pick 'em up at the counter...and nice collection of cheese...though Wholefoods has a really nice, dare I say it, Australian cheddar, a pound for $3 the other day
Sep 30th 2006 | 9:19 am
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Re: Stop & Shop
Originally Posted by Bob
yeah, but they dont' have it in one spot, it's all over the place...the Robinson's is a lot cheaper than SnS, and so is the marmite....as for Bisto, get it from Ocean State Job Lots' if you have one near by, a pack for $2...
Andrea
