No mention of Wal-Mart? How typical!

For Del Monte diced tomatoes, Wal-Mart charges less per can than Costco does for a box of eight cans (.94 @ Wal-Mart vs .97 per can or 7.75 per box of 8 at Costco). I pay less for coffee bags, canned soups, Frito Lay snacks, Ketchup, bread (sometimes 1/3 LESS per loaf than my local supermarket for the same bread) at Wal-Mart. And don't even get me started on the cost of paper goods, plastic bags & wrap, detergents, and light bulbs.. Wal-Mart blows them ALL out of the water. But MSNBC mustn't forget their vendetta against all things Wal-Mart.

Ethnic grocery stores? You mean those stores that sell produce from the neighbor's yard where the neighbor is free to spray illegal pesiticides 10 minutes before harvest? Tasty treats. Why not just import directly from Mexico where raw effluent is commonly used on leafly vegetables (translation raw turds on your lettuce)

Ethnic markets? Try legal inspected produce markets.

Koki Sola---take your Che Guevera fetish elsewhere. All the products I buy at Wal-Mart are made in America---I check the labels. Wal-Mart is STILL an American-owned company, by the way.

And as far as Wal-Mart being communist goes, I pay less at Wal-Mart because they are non-union---unlike our local Supermarkets, which are unionized. Unions are the ultimate commie breeding grounds (along with Colleges and Universities). So, if you want to be anti-communist, go to Wal-Mart---where the commie unions haven't sunk their talons in yet. Just make sure you read the labels.