Strange food prices (really)

[flyguy]

So I'm shopping for Cookies and Ice Cream yesterday and I find this really strange price comparison.

I was looking at the midweek standard packaged cookies prices (mid-week high), and some packages were 13 ounces and some were 11 ounces. Price was tagged at $3.89 which made me wince, but: that comes to about $5.66 a pound for the more expensive ones. I know you can buy cheap ones, but it is a gamble. Who knows where that stuff is made. Getting sick from one cookie one time was enough for me

I found some packaged salmon from Canada and it was $5.00 a pound. Needless to say I had fish for dinner; it was good.

That is more than a little strange.

[3Dreaming]

Re: Strange food prices (really)

I know! Having fish for dinner would be really strange for me too, especially good fish.

[avenger1949]

Re: Strange food prices (really)

I know! Having fish for dinner would be really strange for me too, especially good fish.

Got to admit me having fish for dinner would be way strange....I was catch and release before anyone knew about catch and release

By the way had you planned on having cookies for dinner......Lol

[crispy critter]

Re: Strange food prices (really)

Ya'll are making me hungry.....now for some strange reason for the first time in my life, cookies & fish sound pretty good for supper,lol.

[flyguy]

Re: Strange food prices (really)

Well, just goes to show you, even x-tech writers can put their sentences in the wrong place.

Actually I had a house full of good healthy food, but no "goodies." I only had a small piece of salmon in the freezer though.

Now question is: Did I miss something? Is fish for dinner a cultural no-no in parts of our fine country?

Desert was chocolate chip cookies broken into vanilla ice cream. Yum.

And no, I didn't have to use a bridle to break in the cookies.

[3Dreaming]

Re: Strange food prices (really)

Well, just goes to show you, even x-tech writers can put their sentences in the wrong place.

Actually I had a house full of good healthy food, but no "goodies." I only had a small piece of salmon in the freezer though.

Now question is: Did I miss something? Is fish for dinner a cultural no-no in parts of our fine country?

Desert was chocolate chip cookies broken into vanilla ice cream. Yum.

And no, I didn't have to use a bridle to break in the cookies.

Nothing wrong with the way it was written, I just see things differently. It is the Far Side humor coming out. No problem with fish, it's just I don't eat it often. Also I've never had any really good fish I guess.