I’ve loved Grocery Outlet for over a decade. I have received many great deals and it’s part of my weekly grocery shopping.
I’ve never purchased their produce though. It always seems expensive and close to expiring.
Any good experiences with GO Produce?
Location: Oregon
For 99¢ I'm giving it a try! Love the Mortadella and the Sourdough bread. Almost got the noodles, but just don't need more, still working on the Momofuku packs! The Wicked cereal is now 2/97¢. LOL!
Notco Chicken 99¢
Mortadella $2.49
Ham $1.99
Sourdough Boule $2.99
Just a quick trip for the Mortadella and bread, didn't search around the entire store today.
Santa Barbara store
.99
Tried it over ice. I was worried it would be way too sweet, as many concentrates are. Not sweet at all. This is a BUY. Nutrition info in next photo.
Mine still has some of the .80 still active.
Lettuce, Cabbage and potatoes for my store, that I saw
Also grabbed a 4 pack of graham crackers for 2.97. That you might have too.
So if you open it when there is some promo, where you get points, and a scratch appears only take one swipe. If it is anything less than 100 tap the navigation button (three lines) on your phone. Then just tap the app window and the scratch is brand new. Keep doing until you get the desired amount.
Granted I have not checked to see if it worked at the register as I really had nothing to buy, but hey you lose nothing.
I've really been getting into grocery collecting, and have only gotten 1 rare grocery. I looked online, and it said that with the most recent drop of groceries, it depends a lot on which store you go to. So tell me, which store chain is the most likely to have rare groceries? Mythic groceries are out of the question; I can't bring myself to try and find those.
I lagged a bit on riding the Dubai chocolate hype train but I've tried a few now of varying brands and some were better, but nothing hype-worthy. Enter GO starting to get a few different Dubai things.
This is a Dubai chocolate thing that actually wowed me a bit. It is stuffed with that crunchy kataifi paste, which is the main point of this stuff, right? Some I've had barely had any. White chocolate so not much flavor from that but you get some of the matcha coming through.
GO price $5, "compared to" price $20. It's a half pound. Made in Turkey. They had a few different flavors and I think I'll try the hazelnut one next.
Auburn, WA location.
My order was $8.47, just took pics of interesting things I hadn't seen before. NO frozen paella sadly.
Who pays $9.99 for a bag of crackers?! Maybe they won't sell and I'll get them on deep discount some day, I bet they're good! The wine is a decent cheap table wine, sells for around $12 at grocery stores. It's actually a local company but they just sold. The Reeses coffee cake is GREAT! My son made it and brought me a piece the other day and I couldn't believe how good it was. So I'm giving this box to him and maybe he'll share a few with me, saves me the baking and temptation...LOL!
The violet crumble candy bars I never heard of until I saw them in this sub recently, so got one for research sakes. Love Tajin & Feta so looking forward to the crumbles Now what to do with the garlic parmesan cheese soup? Had to get one for the pantry, will figure something out.
Cheese soup .50
Reeses Cake Mix 1.68
Violet Crumble bar .99
Olipop 2/.97
Tajin Feta Crumbles .99
Pacific Rim Red Wine 2.99
Is really good! And of course it's not showing up on the app now so my store is probably out! Oh well, I have one more and may just have it again tomorrow.
I fried it in oil like the directions but had to go a few minutes longer. Drizzled a Tapatio aoli on top, yum! The bread was also a random GO item, huge artisan sourdough round for $2.99, which I had already sliced and frozen.
I worked at 3 different GO's over the span of 10 years. My experience was pretty varied:
1st store: My fav, kinda regret leaving. Didn't pay well but everyone was respected.
2nd store: Didn't pay well, and a few special people were respected. Funnily enough, I was one of them but I didn't like how my pals were ostracized.
3rd store: Didn't pay well and screwed over employees on the regular.
I've been out for a few years now and wondered what the culture was like these days. I feel a great amount of nostalgia for the company, mainly due to my first store being so great.
Anyone have horror stories? Success stories?
I love GO gossip LOL I'll share more stories if this picks up!
Found these at my grocery outlet in Bakersfield, I got 2 cases
expire 9/1. Good luck getting to the cooler. 80¢ a dozen
limit of 5!