Tindle Chicken tenders – ethical rating
Tindle is not the love child of Tinder and Kindle but a Singaporean vegan food brand, most known for its plant-based…
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Grocery Outlet Fall 2026 wine sale: two zins to try
The Grocery Outlet Autumn wine sale is almost upon us again! It will run from November 4-10, 2026, I believe, and all wines will be discounted an extra 20%. I’m most interested in trying a couple of zinfandels from the local T-Vine Winery. They’ll be around $12 to $13 during the sale and normally sell…
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Products purchased at the Grocery Outlet are independently evaluated for social and environmental impact. The reason I focus on items bought at the Grocery Outlet (we are not affiliated) is that these stores sell items on discount due to oversupply issues, outdated packaging, etc.
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