We just had a Whole Foods Market open here in Vancouver. It's the same as the ones you have in the US, but it's the first Western Canadian one. I'll be going out there some time in the next few days. Can you tell me a bit about the store? Are there any fantastic products that I should get? Things that sound great but aren't, really?
Looking forward to exploring a new store.
Thanks,
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They make a lovely Country Seed Bread and my girls *RAVE* over anything in the pastry case.
We have one being built here and should be ready in the Spring hopefully. They have been at it for almost a year. I am aching for it to open, but sad at the same time because I like the owner of our local HFS and I am sure the WFM is not going to help her business any.
i love wfm ours is gigantic.i got the best samosas there the other day.does everyone else get amoney back for bringing their own bags?the meat selection is awesome.
The organic selection around here actually seems to be pretty good. There are 2 local health food stores quite close to me, and our regular grocery storess also carry a selection of organics.
The Whole Foods Market is actually more than an hour away, over 2 majorly busy bridges, but I thought I'd go and check it out, although I doubt that it will be a place I'm able to go to regularly.
Yeah, Capers is cheaper than our local hf stores, too, but since it takes me an hour or so to get out there, it almost ends up evening out, price-wise.
Thanks for all the input, everybody.
As far as prices go, their Organic Rice Milk at $1.19 a quart can't be beat.... We get some things bulk their - (bins that you scoop out of into bags) - such as organic oats, organic whole wheat flour, organic couscous, yogurt covered pretzals, organic rice, ....
We do buy organic milk - it is $4.99 a gallon here. There 365 brand vanilla ice cream is the children's nightly treat.