Southern California - the grocery bag-ging thread?

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Is that how this new trend works?
discuss the various qualities of different chain grocery stores strength properties per plastic bags, etc.
tinrobot
02-26-08, 11:36 PM
Trader Joes is well known for double bagging their organic cucumbers.
That is all.
Chucklehead
02-26-08, 11:36 PM
you should be using the reusable shopping bags some stores sell for $.25. do your part!
Luwin1026
02-27-08, 12:10 AM
Trader Joe's gets my vote for efficiency bagging with their paper
IKEA charges 5 cents per bag nowadays. I used to snag a whole bunch to use as trash bags for my garage trash bin as they were a perfect size. No more, I don't want to be a criminal. Darn those Swedes. They better not take away their cheap Swedish meatballs, or I'll revolt.
Target bags are pretty awesome too, seem to be more durable/thicker than the standard plastic grocery bag.
Not entirely off-topic, but I find the Wal-Mart revolving bag holder pretty dumb - oftentimes a customer would not know how many bags their stuff is in and fail to see the last bag holding a miniscule item as it was not revolved to be visible.
I hate having to bag my own groceries almost as much as I hate having some 16 year old punk put my bananas on top of my bread!
cjbruin
02-27-08, 12:21 AM
I hate having to bag my own groceries almost as much as I hate having some 16 year old punk put my bananas on top of my bread!
Are you really posting that under-aged boys are touching your banana?
Are you really posting that under-aged boys are touching your banana?
My real name is Michael Jackson and I am an ordained minister....
:eek:
you should be using the reusable shopping bags some stores sell for $.25. do your part!
+1. And in comparison to strenght it's a canvas bag versus a plastic bag... the canvas bag wins.
chimivee
02-27-08, 01:08 AM
Trader Joe's gets my vote for efficiency bagging with their paper
Except their handles always break.
spingineer
02-27-08, 07:03 AM
Ranch 99 bags are just large enough to be a good garbage bag.
YOJiMBO20
02-27-08, 10:19 AM
I hate having to bag my own groceries almost as much as I hate having some 16 year old punk put my bananas on top of my bread!
Hey, I used to resemble that remark. Except I wasn't stupid about bagging groceries.
duuuuuude
02-27-08, 10:07 PM
Hey! What happened to reusing musette bags?!??!
Picked up a few at the Tour of California...doing my part to reuse, as all the teams just throw their unused stuff out! What a pity!
UmneyDurak
02-27-08, 10:14 PM
Ranch 99 bags are just large enough to be a good garbage bag.
I love that store, they had everything I needed for my WOK cooking escapades. :D
When I go to Trader Joe I put everything in to my Messenger Bag. They have this raphle for people who bring their own bags, but it seems it's kind of random on whether they give you a ticket or not.
fthomas
02-27-08, 11:44 PM
Remember, they are no longer Bag Boys
Professionally I believe they prefer to be called: Wrappers