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Seattle Take on Trader Joe's

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  1. seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 traderjoefix05.html

    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty quicky
    so it might not be valid after a day or so

  2. interesting, Lee
    Fred <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 tra
    derjoefix05.html

    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty quicky
    so it might not be valid after a day or so

  3. thanks for posting this, Fred! I found it rather
    interesting and printed the article for my eldest girl to
    read (she is a TJ'aholic). While neither one of us meet the
    *typical* TJ shopper (she's too young, I'm not a college
    graduate or white collar family - both of us have kids) ...
    guess we still do fall into that *overlapping* shopper
    category. Looking for good prices, interesting foods and
    most definitely reading those labels! Which reminds me ...
    I need to make a TJ trip soon, have a craving for the
    shredded bbq chicken breast and youngest has requested
    couscous w/ fruit salsa.

    Joyce

    Fred said:

    seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 trad
    erjoefix05.html

    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty quicky
    so it might not be valid after a day or so

  4. *sigh*

    I can't imagine living in an area w/o a TJ's anymore. I
    twitch when I visit the parents, no TJ's. We usually bring
    stuff with us.

    Julie "Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 tra
    derjoefix05.html

    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty quicky
    so it might not be valid after a day or so

  5. I semi fit the profile - good prices and exotic foods of
    interest. I thought it was interesting since TJ's comes up
    here so often.

    I recall hearing about them for about a year or so from my
    sister and dad - they had them in LA and Tucson. Got to
    visit one in LA with my sister. Of course, at that time the
    exotic desserts in the freezer attracted my eye. Finally,
    they opened one here. But WW won't allow me those desserts
    anymore (G)

    Joyce said:

    thanks for posting this, Fred! I found it rather
    interesting and printed the article for my eldest girl to
    read (she is a TJ'aholic). While neither one of us meet the
    *typical* TJ shopper (she's too young, I'm not a college
    graduate or white collar family - both of us have kids) ...
    guess we still do fall into that *overlapping* shopper
    category. Looking for good prices, interesting foods and
    most definitely reading those labels! Which reminds me ...
    I need to make a TJ trip soon, have a craving for the
    shredded bbq chicken breast and youngest has requested
    couscous w/ fruit salsa.

    Joyce

    Fred said:

    seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 tra
    derjoefix05.html

    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty quicky
    so it might not be valid after a day or so

  6. Not even the Japanese ice creams?

    "Fred" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    I semi fit the profile - good prices and exotic foods of
    interest. I thought it was interesting since TJ's comes up
    here so often.

    I recall hearing about them for about a year or so from my
    sister and dad - they had them in LA and Tucson. Got to
    visit one in LA with my sister. Of course, at that time
    the exotic desserts in the freezer attracted my eye.
    Finally, they opened one here. But WW won't allow me those
    desserts anymore (G)

    Joyce said:

    thanks for posting this, Fred! I found it rather
    interesting and printed


    the

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    article for my eldest girl to read (she is a TJ'aholic).
    While neither


    one of us

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    meet the *typical* TJ shopper (she's too young, I'm not a
    college


    graduate or

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    white collar family - both of us have kids) ... guess we
    still do fall


    into that

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    *overlapping* shopper category. Looking for good prices,
    interesting


    foods and

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    most definitely reading those labels! Which reminds me
    ... I need to


    make a TJ

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    trip soon, have a craving for the shredded bbq chicken
    breast and


    youngest has

    Quoted message said:
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    requested couscous w/ fruit salsa.

    Joyce

    On Wed, 05 May 2004 08:29:27 -0700, Fred
    <[email hidden]>


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    seattletimes.nwsource.com2001919736 tra
    derjoefix05.html

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    The Seattle Times moves stuff to the archive pretty
    quicky so it might not be valid after a day or so

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