Specifically, someone in the marketing and email promotions department at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, about 2 1/2 miles west of the dinosaurs in Cabazon, CA. Apparently an in-house creation as nothing like it appears at tupperware.com
Obviously, someone else misses Fresh & Easy
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Specifically, someone in the marketing and email promotions department at Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, about 2 1/2 miles west of the dinosaurs in Cabazon, CA. Apparently an in-house creation as nothing like it appears at tupperware.com
Yes, . . .
. . . and later bought out by a California investor who couldn't save it.
. . . and later bought out by a California investor who couldn't save it.
Oh...
That’s a shame.
Mind I’m more surprised that “Tesco” couldn’t make it in the states as they’re relentless over here,
There isn’t ONE postcode (zip) area in the U.K. that doesn’t have a Tesco, and only one postcode that does not have a Tesco superstore (and even that wouldn’t be the case if Tesco didn’t pull out at the last minute as they did have planning permission approved for it).
That’s a shame.
Mind I’m more surprised that “Tesco” couldn’t make it in the states as they’re relentless over here,
There isn’t ONE postcode (zip) area in the U.K. that doesn’t have a Tesco, and only one postcode that does not have a Tesco superstore (and even that wouldn’t be the case if Tesco didn’t pull out at the last minute as they did have planning permission approved for it).
ALDI is filling the void left by Fresh & Easy's demise and Save-A-Lot's exit from The Golden State. You could also throw in Jewel T's flash in the pan if you really want to go back in time to the beginnings of no-frills grocers.
We drove through Hemet, CA yesterday ad saw a sign for a Fresh and Easy.
Hemet, CA
Home of the first Fresh & Easy to open to the public (a soft opening on November 1, 2007 before the Grand Opening of multiple locations a week later).
Home of the first Fresh & Easy to open to the public (a soft opening on November 1, 2007 before the Grand Opening of multiple locations a week later).
I thought that was the #1 store...I think it had a very narrow appeal...I enjoyed it shopping in Palm Springs, but that type of vacation rental short-term transient heavily edited neighborhood store with lots of fresh stuff (like a British supermarket, logically enough) would only "go" in certain neighborhoods (and Hemet wouldn't be my first choice for it)...actually the Coachella Valley (Palm Springs to Indio) probably was a reasonable siting for several stores right along 111 and close to downtowns...particularly all the pre-packaged stuff would be very appealing.
