"Winco! Ruining Christmas Suppers Everywhere!!"
"Went to Winco 3 days before Christmas to get all the supper fixings. I hosted Xmas Eve supper for about 15 people. I pull the rolls out to brown them in the oven before serving and just look!!! The date even says Dec 29!!!
My sister who is hosting Xmas supper today grabbed the bread she got from Winco to make the stuffing and guess what?! It was also moldy and and not past the sell by date!! A different type of Winco bread at a differnt Winco store even!
Guess what I will never be buying at Winco again?!"
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Mercy 1 weeks ago
#39 Sorry for your inconvenience. But if you shelled out $190 for a six pieces of meat (which is ridiculous beyond belief!), you just deserve it! 
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Drew 1 week ago
Mercy,
That's a cheap price if going out to dinner. Can't get a 6oz steak for less than $50 a person these days.
That's a cheap price if going out to dinner. Can't get a 6oz steak for less than $50 a person these days.
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Sly 1 weeks ago
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Serene 1 weeks ago
#9 Where's the cat?
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Katherine 1 weeks ago
Serene, I LOVE cats! On a bed of rice with a little soy sauce....
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Nada 1 weeks ago
#42 It has probably fallen down into the box during transport. It happens some times.
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Drew 1 week ago
#10 Husband got food poisoning from a Walmart burrito Christmas eve and was puking for 4 hours Christmas morning. It was the only day all year we were allowed to sleep in, and Christmas dinner theme was rare meats and best dishes.
#17 Oranges are a long time traditional American gift. It represents one of the few natural late year fruits, and also prevents winter scurvy.
#17 Oranges are a long time traditional American gift. It represents one of the few natural late year fruits, and also prevents winter scurvy.
That's a cheap price if going out to dinner. Can't get a 6oz steak for less than $50 a person these days.
#17 Oranges are a long time traditional American gift. It represents one of the few natural late year fruits, and also prevents winter scurvy.