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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 382966" data-attributes="member: 389">I get that, I really do.&nbsp; But companies like Spartan Nash should be able to do a better job of coming close to Walmart's pricing.&nbsp; I'm not saying they need to beat it, just be closer than what I've been seeing as of late.&nbsp; I'd spend 10% extra to buy all my stuff from the local grocery stores in Bismarck, but the last time I bought dry or frozen goods from them it was an amazingly expensive shopping experience. So, I'll probably continue to buy dry goods from Walmart and go to the local grocery stores Dan's and Cashwise for produce and meat (although Sam's is pretty good with those).&nbsp; It's hard to blame people for saving money by traveling to the big cities for a Walmart/Target/Sams/Costco shopping trip when you are paying $9 for a single bottle of ketchup, but you can get 3 bottles of the same ketchup from Sams Club for about the same price.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 382966, member: 389"] I get that, I really do. But companies like Spartan Nash should be able to do a better job of coming close to Walmart's pricing. I'm not saying they need to beat it, just be closer than what I've been seeing as of late. I'd spend 10% extra to buy all my stuff from the local grocery stores in Bismarck, but the last time I bought dry or frozen goods from them it was an amazingly expensive shopping experience. So, I'll probably continue to buy dry goods from Walmart and go to the local grocery stores Dan's and Cashwise for produce and meat (although Sam's is pretty good with those). It's hard to blame people for saving money by traveling to the big cities for a Walmart/Target/Sams/Costco shopping trip when you are paying $9 for a single bottle of ketchup, but you can get 3 bottles of the same ketchup from Sams Club for about the same price. [/QUOTE]

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