Consumer gripes

[Pete Zicato]

Originally Posted by Nirvana

Don't any of you buy breakfast cereal? They are the worst, skinny tall boxes with 12 ozs!

Yup and the grain in them is worth about a nickel. I buy the cheap(er) bag stuff if it's available.

[Clodfobble]

Yes, Blue Bell is still a full half-gallon, but they're only in the South. It's a shame, y'all are missing out on some damn fine ice cream.

A: Blue Bell is available in all or part of 17 states. Blue Bell is available in all of the following states: Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina. Blue Bell is also available in some parts of the following states: Arizona, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, North Carolina and Florida.

[skysidhe]

I like the smaller packaging. It's less waste especially for the half gallon icecream. It is a struggle deciding to pay up to 5 dollars for a pint or 3-4 dollars for a half gallon. I only need a pint.

Originally Posted by Pete Zicato

Yup and the grain in them is worth about a nickel. I buy the cheap(er) bag stuff if it's available.

If you buy the whole grain with no high fructose corn syrup like Wheaties you get more bang for your buck and your body will thank you.

[glatt]

Ice cream freezes well. You don't have to eat it all at once.

[skysidhe]

The problem is, after eating a certain amount, I do not eat it and it gets freezer burnt.

I do best just getting an ice cream cone occasionally.

[Madman]

Originally Posted by Flint

This one you can fix: Saint Brendan's Irish Cream is just as good for half the price.

Sold.

Originally Posted by Nirvana

Don't any of you buy breakfast cereal? They are the worst, skinny tall boxes with 12 ozs!

Life cereal here. I know... and it bugs me too. I like the frosted kind. My grandson likes the plain without milk. Me, I gotta have milk.

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by Madman

Pringles chip. Used to be something like a 6oz can for $1.00

Now, you get something like a 6.3oz can for $1.50

I've seen them for $3