I know some people scoff and are all about labels, but I'll buy generic, store-brand products in place of the more mainstream name brand s in a second. How about you?
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Are you willing to buy generic?
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As long as they work like the brands are supposed to, hell yeah.
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yup, i buy generic stuff, doesnt really matter to me
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Yes, except for macaroni and cheese and now, magic erasers. Plus I only use certain house cleaning stuff.
If I try it and it sucks, then I don't buy it again, but I'll give them a shot!
If I try it and it sucks, then I don't buy it again, but I'll give them a shot!
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I sometimes give them a try, but 8 out of 10 the original brand is better.
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Tony Marino wrote:I sometimes give them a try, but 8 out of 10 the original brand is better.
IA. I'm not 'above' buying off-brand, but I can usually taste the difference between it and the more familiar tag. But I'll buy store brand milk in a second.
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I don't see so much "generic" stuff like there used to be but I buy almost everything store brand at the grocery (Publix) and drugs (Walmart).
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Some things like Milk, Water and even some canned vegetables are not bad buying generic.
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It's funny because milk is one of the only things I'm careful about. I don't want my kids ingesting extra hormones so I only buy organic milk, or if it's not available, milk that says it's not treated with hormones.
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I never even thought of reading the label on Milk TPP thanks for the tip.
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Tony Marino wrote:I never even thought of reading the label on Milk TPP thanks for the tip.
YW, a lot of store brands DO use cows that aren't treated with growth hormones, but Walmart, for instance, doesn't. At least they don't put it on the label so I wont buy their "Great Value" milk.
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If by generic you mean items such as a can of peas with a black and white label that just reads, "Peas" then no. We'll buy store brands of some items.
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For minor food items, like milk, butter, salt, sugar, etc., generic brands can be decent. Especially if you are trying to save a few dollars. Things like laundry detergent and soap, however, need to be a brand name.
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Nhaiyel wrote:For minor food items, like milk, butter, salt, sugar, etc., generic brands can be decent. Especially if you are trying to save a few dollars. Things like laundry detergent and soap, however, need to be a brand name.
For the most part.
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