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Whole Foods Market
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Review by:
Mandy L.
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Review content:
I'll admit it. I LOVE WHOLE FOODS. I know it is pricey, I know that some ingredients are better purchased at Trader Joe's (which I do) and QFC (I go there too), but for many,many reasons the Whole Foods experience is just soooo good. I love food. People who shop at Whole Foods do too and the likelihood of gasping aloud at a delightful taste or a gorgeous piece of fruit and getting a response from an enthused shopper is high. The fruits, the veggies, the grass fed meats and fresh fishes, the yogurt selection and bulk granolas and cheeses and olives and beer assortment that challenges Bottleworks... And the sandwich bar- last night I brought a honey crisp apple to the counter and created my own brie/carmelized onion/honey mustard with sliced apples on a baguette hot sandwich- it was to die for.
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