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I really like their frozen foods, particularly the butter chicken and lamb vindaloo. Their honey-flavored greek yogurt is delish as well, although a bit on the thinner side, texturally.
 

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#1 Chocalote covered Macadamia nuts
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TJ's is my local source for dark chocolate Quadratini. I am an addict.

The pre-fab tuna curry is my "I can't stand the idea of cooking and am too lazy/tired/etc" meal.
 

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Originally Posted by philosophe
TJ's is my local source for dark chocolate Quadratini. I am an addict.

The pre-fab tuna curry is my "I can't stand the idea of cooking and am too lazy/tired/etc" meal.


What about beer selection at TJ's? Pretty good deals there? I don't mind any of their house beers.
 

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yeah, i buy my beer there. usually red hawk. they've been getting some stone IPA here lately, too.
 

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Originally Posted by foodguy
yeah, i buy my beer there. usually red hawk. they've been getting some stone IPA here lately, too.

I had my first Stone IPA last night. It was pretty good. Does yours sell normal sized singles to create your own 6pack?
 

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Originally Posted by randallr
What about beer selection at TJ's? Pretty good deals there? I don't mind any of their house beers.

Can't beat the Vintage Ale for under $5.
 

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Originally Posted by randallr
I had my first Stone IPA last night. It was pretty good. Does yours sell normal sized singles to create your own 6pack?

hmmm,never asked. i'm not much of a beer connoisseur. i just like it with some food. so i usually just pick up a six of something to have in the fridge.
 

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Originally Posted by randallr
I had my first Stone IPA last night. It was pretty good. Does yours sell normal sized singles to create your own 6pack?

The ones in chicago do although I am not sure if you can pick and choose from everything or only what they provide as singles. I only know this because I saw someone trying to buy 2-3 beers (they had a euro accent and were confused) and they were explaining that the city won't let them sell mismatched beers in quantities less than 4.
 

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Originally Posted by otc
The ones in chicago do although I am not sure if you can pick and choose from everything or only what they provide as singles. I only know this because I saw someone trying to buy 2-3 beers (they had a euro accent and were confused) and they were explaining that the city won't let them sell mismatched beers in quantities less than 4.

Nice. See...I think some do and some don't. That's a damn weird regulation.
 

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could well be it's not their choice. regulation of alcohol sales in the US is about as arcane as anything you can possibly imagine. every state, county, municipality, in some cases even voting precinct, can determine their own rules.
 

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Originally Posted by foodguy
could well be it's not their choice. regulation of alcohol sales in the US is about as arcane as anything you can possibly imagine. every state, county, municipality, in some cases even voting precinct, can determine their own rules.

Well I can do it at other stores in town so I think it must be them.
 

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Originally Posted by randallr
Well I can do it at other stores in town so I think it must be them.

Liquor laws in chicago can vary by block...when I lived on the south side, you would get things like 57th st which was a dry street but 55th and 53rd were wet. Luckily this means chicago has a ton of BYOB places.

As far as selling mix and match beers though...the store may just not want to deal with it.
 

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Originally Posted by otc
Liquor laws in chicago can vary by block...when I lived on the south side, you would get things like 57th st which was a dry street but 55th and 53rd were wet. Luckily this means chicago has a ton of BYOB places.

As far as selling mix and match beers though...the store may just not want to deal with it.


That's what I'm thinking. I can respect that.
 

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