groceries

These foods can be bought in Montana, but are banned in other states

Over the last couple of years Montanans have dealt with with the difficulties due to the pandemic and supply chain issues, and it looks like 2023 is no different.

Here's a sneak peek inside Montana's first Whole Foods Market location in Bozeman.

Oddly enough, this week it seems to be razors, hair products and pasta. The empty shelves where pasta should be might be a fluke as I haven't seen anything in the national news about the "Great Christmas Pasta Shortage of '21". The others make sense.

NOTE: I hate the grocery store. But I LOVE the people that work there and bust their tail everyday to make sure the most essential of essential services continue to operate. Things DO NOT seem right, however.

Shopping for groceries and other retails items in the Bozeman area is about to get a lot more convenient.

You'll soon be able to shop for groceries without leaving your vehicle in Bozeman.

A new poll found that Americans are spending $151 on food per week on average.

Do you just buy food when you go shopping for groceries?  And what I'm talking about that you shouldn't buy are things like batteries, appliances, light bulbs, stuff like that.  You will be wasting a lot of money due to the fact that most, if not all of those items and more will cost you much less at The Walmart, The K-Mart and other box type stores.  Here's a list of at least 5 things you should

I am one to always check the date on the milk carton.  When it's date time, out it goes.  Probably due to the fact that I never used to check dates, or smell the milk for that fact.  I was just one who stood at the fridge,  popped the top and drank from the carton, only this one time...