A brat and soda at Cub Foods — a grocery store chain in the Midwest with a “no fills, sack your own groceries” attitude — is only $1.75. Take that, Costco!
A brat and soda at Cub Foods — a grocery store chain in the Midwest with a “no fills, sack your own groceries” attitude — is only $1.75. Take that, Costco!
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That actually looks like it could hurt you… like it is a hot dog imported from Fukushima’s nuclear plant… which likely means it tasted great.
nice! no chips? kraut? oh well, its Friday, a definate must is the famous Friday Fish Fry!! available ….just about everywhere. The churches have them, the corner pub have them,and of course the restaurants. Not to be confused with the famous Fish Boil.similar, but its a big kettle o’fish, boiled.
…..and may i reccommend the Perch for choice of fish.
Breakfast of champions! A hot dog at Home Depot for lunch, a slice of pizza from Target for Dinner. Actual Wisconsin eating should feature a bag of colby curds from Mars Cheese Castle, and maybe dinner at Mader’s in Milwaukee.
Cub Foods? We used to have those here (where I live now, not in Hawaii). The locations here were bought up by another grocery store chain with the same concept: bag your own groceries. Cub is one of those companies under the Supervalu umbrella of companies, which includes Albertson’s and other grocery store chains.
Hello Cat, Costco hotdogs looks bigger and free refills!