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West of the the Rockies, Hellman's is Best Foods. In Denver, we get both types in the supermarket, and it is fun to see people get perturbed when the store is out of Hellman's but still has Best Foods on the shelf.
Cheez- Its
Wheat Thins
Smuckers brand for jams (if not home- canned)
Oreo
Pictsweet frozen spring vegetables (I use for stirfry veggies, and this has the right mix without chestnuts, which I hate)
Sunkist orange soda
Hall's beer cheese
Nathan's hot dogs
Also, I cannot think of the brand name right off hand, but the Slaw dressing with the blue label
Cheez- Its
Wheat Thins
Smuckers brand for jams (if not home- canned)
Oreo
Pictsweet frozen spring vegetables (I use for stirfry veggies, and this has the right mix without chestnuts, which I hate)
Sunkist orange soda
Hall's beer cheese
Nathan's hot dogs
Also, I cannot think of the brand name right off hand, but the Slaw dressing with the blue label
Are there any products that you will not change brands?
For instance, I only drink cafffene free diet Coke. I wont ever buy the Pepsi variety or store brand, I will only buy Kraft mac and cheese, never the store brand even if its cheaper. Is there anything that you stick to religiously?
I don't think so. There are products where I prefer a particular brand, but I'll still buy another brand if it's on sale or I have a coupon. If the other brand is okay.
Oh, that reminds me. ..absolutely no mass-produced, major company brand BBQ sauce.
There are too many local BBQ purveyors, here, and they nearly all market their own house sauce. Living in Kansas City, there's no reason to have a bottle of Famous Dave's or Sweet Baby Ray's in your cupboard. .
I don't know about KC, but I've tried a bunch of sauces...and SBR won the place on the shelf, next to the Stubbs Rubs. Once in a while I try something else, and always end up going back to those.
I don't know about KC, but I've tried a bunch of sauces...and SBR won the place on the shelf, next to the Stubbs Rubs. Once in a while I try something else, and always end up going back to those.
I know I will catch he ll for this, but i like Kraft Honey BBQ sauce
...Also, I cannot think of the brand name right off hand, but the Slaw dressing with the blue label
Marzetti?
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