Across the border groceries

[JoeKir]

DW and I cross border shop whenever it fits our schedule and we need to load up!

We just go to a Walmart supercenter - save on just about any grocery item we need and have a much greater selection. We do avoid meat and dairy, although we don't really eat dairy so it's not a big deal to us. Even when we go to DL or WDW we try to hit a WM up for snacks/water for the room.

 

[vacation_junkie]

What kinds of other Yoplait flavors do they have?

Yoplait Whips....delish!!!!!

 

[petbren]

I am on a Gluten Free diet, and the selection in the US is much better, and cheaper. Rice Chex cereal, 5 flavours rather than 2 here, certain granola bar type snacks, more variety and cheaper. Wegmans has a really nice store brand,GF pasta.
We always buy shredded cheese, Oscar Meyer wieners (DDs favourite), different cereals etc.
A lot of those things I get at Target. I was hopeful Target here would carry some of those items, but not luck
We also buy chicken at Wegmans. I know it is probably not hormone free, but for $1.99/lb for boneless, skinless chicken breasts OR thighs, and .99/lb for whole roasting chickens, I'm sure a little won't hurt us.

 

[Tanooki]

We cross-border shop a few times a year as well
I have peanut butter addicts at home and they just LOVE Jif peanut butter but it's not available here. And dh has made a few more addicts at work so we usually cross with 20-25lbs of Jif
I like my Yoplait yogurts as well (all these flavors!) and I also love the different flavors of liquid Coffee Mate that they have so I always bring a lot back home.
Apart from these, we also buy different snacks, funny shaped KD (like Phineas and Ferb and Spongebob), Weight Watchers frozen treats and sometimes meals, Pillsbury cookie dough (white chocolate & macademia nuts, yummy!)... that's about it!
I just love it