Groceries

Let's all take a deep breath. I say that because I tend to avoid alarmists. That being said, I think it's prudent to pass along a forecast that claims bread and another half dozen items could be hard to find this summer in Missouri grocery stores.

I guess it's just a...competition with myself?  Which is weird, because I am not really that competitive, especially with other people. 

It's not exactly breaking news that food prices have risen. It's how much they've gone up that is news and a new study shows the struggle is especially real for Missouri.

There are some things in life you experience, but you don't give it a deep thought why. I learned recently that you'll never hear music played on the overhead of a Missouri Aldi's. The more I thought about it, I realized I had never heard music there and there's a fun reason why.

Prices are going up more and more at the grocery store and it is affecting the poorest Missourians

Here's what the Food and Drug Administration has to say about wiping down your groceries. Plus other advice for shopping in the store.

Self checkouts aren't forever, you'll either like or hate what's next depending on how you feel about big brother, surveillance, and technology.

Why can't the store or Lay's just put the Munchies in the cracker aisle?

Just throw that away, FINE.

I guess you could say I'm a creature of habit.