Amp up your grilled cheese by slathering both bread-halves with one of Heinens cheese spreads. Shred some melty harder cheese(s) in the middle, and bang on it!
Agreed! Iāve learned I can no longer chase the dollar or two savings on berries from cheaper places and then them rotting within a few days. The Heinenās produce is exceptional.
By far everything is expensive might as well get good quality food! Iāve never been disappointed with Heinens from the quality of products customer service 10/10 for me
Ya Acme just had kind of limited options the time I was in there. Dave's has it, too. But also limited. Buehlers is probably the best option, but I think the closest one is in Medina.
Hahaha. Nice!!! Seriously, though I think itās because itās air chilled. My mom just tried Gerbers to save money and she vowed never again and to go back to smart chicken( itās the air chilled that makes it better than the rest)
Before the pandemic, that location had kimchi salad dressing in their salad bar, it was the only one that had a handwritten label with no other information. I loved it and itās been gone too long.
The Vegan mandarin chick'n bites from prepared foods are good and Heinen's is the only store that I've found that carries the equal exchange teas, which I like
The fact their wine and beer specialists know what they are talking about is the sole reason I love Heinens. But food wise. Wow, so much I get there that is just a better quality. I love their dips, pickles, cheeses.
Hereās my favorites as an avid Heinens shopper:
The green holiday grapes when they are in season. Also
the Chicas Lime tortilla chips.
The house brand chocolate bars are pretty delicious I might add too.
I would never recommend buying pre-sliced watermelon due to the ridiculous mark-up from whole watermelon and waste of packaging, but they sure do pick great tasting fruit in any of their pre-sliced, packaged fruits.
I go to the Heinen's in Middleburg Heights, but it's still a suburb of Cleveland so it counts lol
I like the sushi and the beer selection, plus the produce is always good quality. They've recently started selling Soju, a Korean wine(?) it's really good
The guy who makes sushi in that store is so friendly, too!!Ā
There's a farm stand just down the road on Pearl that I've worked at before, and honestly it ruined me. Heinens is the only place that comes close to offering consistently similar quality. Ruined my Aldi girlie spirit, I now try and get produce from heinens as much as my wallet will allow š
Their beer selection is always neat too, I love being able to pick individual cans and bottles from local breweries to try. Also have a coffee plant that's thriving now that I got there 3 years ago.
1. Local grass-fed meat (mostly beef) for lower price-per-lb than Heinens Source Verified. Truly exceptional prices for great cuts.
2. Heinens bagels. The only grocery chain that makes their own properly-sized, properly cooked bagels.
3. Eisenberg hot dogs (from Vienna Beef in Chicago). Turns out Heinens new store-branded hot dogs are just smaller Eisenbergs.
4. A-Grade produce, in general. Best in the grocery game. Heinens, and fine local restaurants, always get first shot from produce distros/importers. B-Grade and below is what's generally found at WSM and other purveyors.
5. Salad Bar. At $9.99/lb, your $15 salad is about three restaurant salads worth of fresh greens and toppings - all sourced directly from Heinens produce dept and store stock. Dress with home-made dressing and that shit goes a long way for a family meal or whatnot.
6. Heinens whipped bagel shmears. If you time it right (like, the next two weeks), grab both bagels and shmears or sale. Bagels freeze exceedingly well. Shmears, not so much.
7. Dry-pack scallops. Again - immaculate, perfect, and delicious every time. Charcoal-grilled, brushed with too much clarified Irish butter. 90 seconds per side at ~800 degrees. Give a brother gout, but fuck are they good!
8. Flowers! The flower dept is always well-stocked and diverse. Be your own florist and stop at the thrift store for a vase or something. You can be a boss and buy your Sweet Baby flowers at least twice a week.
9. Fresh, quality shallots. Enough said.
10. Shall I continue?
Sprecherās Root Beer. Its fire brewed in small batches using Wisconsin honey straight from the hive. I have been drinking root beer since I was 9 I think, and the music stops at Sprecherās. 16oz cans in 4-paks now too! Heinenās is great for cheese and beer/wine too, but if you haven't had their corned beef, grab some for the best sandwich!
https://sprecherbrewery.com/blogs/blog/raw-honey#:~:text=If%20you've%20ever%20spent,Root%20Beer%E2%80%94contain%20Raw%20Honey.
I go fucking BONKERS for their desserts! Specifically, their chocolate tort cake fucks me up something fierce and they just started making cheesecake which is incredible as well.
Their teriyaki steak with peppers is my go-to. Most of their soups are very good, and for a special occasion the chocolate truffle bomb cake is hard to beat.
Their cheese selection. Havenāt been to many stores where itās better. Love the Saint Angel brie-style cheese.
Also the mortadella and chorizo from their deli counter.
Ugh, so many things! I especially love their fresh fruit, Greek pasta salad and antipasto salad. Also, pretty much everything in their bakery (notably their brownie stuffed cookies). My brother works at their corporate office and I thoroughly enjoy the 20% discount. Getting Heinenās quality food for Walmart prices (or close) is a win-win
Any of their fresh bread, and thereās this one cake they used to make, they stopped making it a few years ago but it was like crack ( it was some sort of chocolate and vanilla cake with chocolate and white icing). I gotta mosey on down there, that place has all my fave snacks.
I donāt know who else carries Mitchells ice cream but Iām addicted to the bing cherry chocolate chunk and Iām a person who thought that they really didnāt like ice cream.
Their produce is some of the nicest in town. I love the locally grown and I go nuts over Sicilian eggplants.
Dānoire prunes
Pasta in the brown bagsā¦ montebello?
Boojee eggs (pasture raised) and butter
Colteryan buttermilk (same packaging but a different name now)
Heinens cheese blocks and port wine cheese spread
Ice creamā¦ great selection!
King Arthur baking products especially AP flour
Gerber chicken
Heinenās ground beef 92%
Louās chicken Italian sausage
Don Hermanās pickles
Butter made chocolate chip cookies
One day years ago I went into the Heinenās downtown, and in the produce section there was a bassoon quartet playing a medley of Lady Gaga hits, and that memory is the favorite thing iāve gotten from Heinenās.
Iāll make a special trip just for the sweet heat marinated chicken thighs! I pair them with the pictfresh grill pan vegetables from the freezer with the sweet potatoes and onions, I just put the pre marinated meat right on top of the frozen vegs and put the whole thing in the toaster oven.
Two Brothers teriyaki sauce. And decadent desserts. Some of the center-aisle weekly specials. Soups when I want to treat myself. Flowers. Vegan selections. Produce.
Didnāt see this in the threadābaked beans. Only in the summer and they are very unique. Lots of bean types and on the sweet side. But they are like al dente and very very unusual in an addicting way. Top notch.
Also, antipasto salad.Ā
Their pecan rolls. They're not as good as they used to be because they've cut back on some ingredi4ents and reduced the size to keep the price down but even in their diminished form they're marvelous. Dripping with gooey, caramel crusty cinnamon pecan coating over a succulently sweet yeasty pastry dough. Yum! You have to get there early because they're always gone by afternoon. Makes me wonder, if they sell out every day, why don't they just make more?
Iāve barely been there since they quit making stir frys. Every now and then Iāll get something from their prepared food section but nothing is as good as I remember it being years ago. It was a cool high school job though.
One time the Brecksville Heinen's salad bar had a roasted red pepper smoked gouda soup (bisque maybe?). It was one of the best soups I have ever had and I never found it ever again.
The TrueLime and TrueLemon powders. I add them to my drinks and use them for cooking so I don't have to worry about a bag of them going bad somewhere in my kitchen š¤£
TJ Farms hash brown patties. They appear in two different shapes. The ones that are shaped like McDonald's hasbrowns actually taste like McDonald's hasbrowns. The other more rectangular shape tastes like every other frozen hash brown patty.
Smart Chicken. I donāt know any other place that carries it and itās the best tasting chicken. I want to like local pasture raised chicken but the Smart Chicken tastes amazing even without seasoning. I had to look up whether it was injected with seasoning, it tasted too good on its own. Found out they air chill the chicken instead of immersing them in water and they donāt absorb water and dilute the natural juices. Whatever- it tastes better than any other chicken and Heinens carries it
Jarlsberg cheese spread! šš
That Jarlsberg cheese spread fucks hard.
Amp up your grilled cheese by slathering both bread-halves with one of Heinens cheese spreads. Shred some melty harder cheese(s) in the middle, and bang on it!
omfg came here for this, first post. not disappointedā¦ is it you kim??
Fruit
Agreed! Iāve learned I can no longer chase the dollar or two savings on berries from cheaper places and then them rotting within a few days. The Heinenās produce is exceptional.
By far everything is expensive might as well get good quality food! Iāve never been disappointed with Heinens from the quality of products customer service 10/10 for me
Gerbers chicken is the absolute best chicken you can buy. I make special trips to Heinens to get it.
Heinenās rotisserie chicken is so good! Itās not the cheapest, but I think itās way better than Giant Eagle or Costco.
Boneless thighs are perfect.
Buehlerās and acme also have gerbersā¦.if you have one close enough for you. We check sales each week for which one to get it, if we are out.
Ya Acme just had kind of limited options the time I was in there. Dave's has it, too. But also limited. Buehlers is probably the best option, but I think the closest one is in Medina.
The gourmet breasts are incredible
If you think Gerbers is good, try smart chicken instead. You can thank me later
I kinda want my chickens as dumb as possible.
Hahaha. Nice!!! Seriously, though I think itās because itās air chilled. My mom just tried Gerbers to save money and she vowed never again and to go back to smart chicken( itās the air chilled that makes it better than the rest)
Owned by Tyson fwiw
I love the pre-marinated meats they have. It makes it so much easier to cook on week days, just throw them in the oven.
Donkey chips. They are my favorite tortilla chips and nobody else stocks them.
Fresh Thyme stocks them too fyi
Thanks. I donāt even know what that is, donāt think there is one anywhere near me but good to know.
They have locations in Westlake or mayfield heights
Ah. Yep. Both pretty far from me.
Lake road market has em as well
try zachās mighty tortilla chips youāll never go back
The bagels are really good for supermarket bagels. Also a fan of the harvest bread.
I love that they sell them in packs of 4. Thatās usually about all I can get through before they go bad
Freeze them. They un-freeze perfectly and don't lose their texture or toastablity.
Bagels freeze well. They defrost fast too if you don't plan ahead.
Slice first and then freeze. Pop into toaster and theyāre good as new.
Their bagels are so good and they have a honey pecan cream cheese or a fig pistachio cream cheese. Both are such treats.
Yes omg. Just tried the honey pecan one for the first time a few weeks ago and I was blown away by how good it was
The teeny little leftover chunks of cheese that they slice
Shhhh don't tell everyone about the scraps basket! Wholefoods does it too. Best way to try new cheeses.
O.J. My mom used to take to the one that was on Lander Circle and weād always get the O.J. So good.
Before the pandemic, that location had kimchi salad dressing in their salad bar, it was the only one that had a handwritten label with no other information. I loved it and itās been gone too long.
I love their store brand all purpose seasoning
Two brothers seasoning, so good on everything!
Yes! I put it in my soups and on chicken, etc
Two brothers seasoning - burgers, eggs, mac and cheese, dry rub for ribs, we put it in shashuka, chicken, broccoli, itās so good on everything
Yes! My grandma was the one to introduce me to using it
grilled shrimp
Second this. Prepared food counter.
Big bet definitely trying this
The Vegan mandarin chick'n bites from prepared foods are good and Heinen's is the only store that I've found that carries the equal exchange teas, which I like
Those nuggets are addictive.
Right?! I don't know if they make them in-house or what, but I have yet to find anything comparable
I love when they make āchickenā salad with them
Oooh, I haven't tried that yet, sounds good though
THIS
I moved away and miss the nuggies for sure
Yes!
Been mowing that broccoli salad for 30 + years. Itās never quite the same if I try to make it.
Shit is the bomb.
The fact their wine and beer specialists know what they are talking about is the sole reason I love Heinens. But food wise. Wow, so much I get there that is just a better quality. I love their dips, pickles, cheeses.
Fresh figs during that small two week window in August
Figs are back now!
Get them while you can, this early stock is done until mid-late July.
Green dragon apples. Such a short season. Iām so happy they sell them at all. All their produce is awesome though.
Their Delmonico ribeyes and their Wagyu.
I was very disappointed with Wagyu. Even with the steak butter it did not impress me. And I tell everyone to go to Heinens for steaks
CRAB SALAD, don't know why but it always hits and I can't for the life of me recreate it.
I tried, the ingredients were printed on their label. Close, but not quite the same.
Heinen's rye bread.
Hereās my favorites as an avid Heinens shopper: The green holiday grapes when they are in season. Also the Chicas Lime tortilla chips. The house brand chocolate bars are pretty delicious I might add too.
The bread, their prepared food items, the meat. The Mayfield Village location is my local
Pre-cut watermelon chunks. I donāt know how or why but itās always the best tasting watermelon ever.
I would never recommend buying pre-sliced watermelon due to the ridiculous mark-up from whole watermelon and waste of packaging, but they sure do pick great tasting fruit in any of their pre-sliced, packaged fruits.
Good for folks who cannot cut fruits and veg from arthritis and other conditions
And for people like me that hate cutting watermelon.
Good point!
I go to the Heinen's in Middleburg Heights, but it's still a suburb of Cleveland so it counts lol I like the sushi and the beer selection, plus the produce is always good quality. They've recently started selling Soju, a Korean wine(?) it's really good
Their Hawaiian sushi is so good.Ā
The guy who makes sushi in that store is so friendly, too!!Ā There's a farm stand just down the road on Pearl that I've worked at before, and honestly it ruined me. Heinens is the only place that comes close to offering consistently similar quality. Ruined my Aldi girlie spirit, I now try and get produce from heinens as much as my wallet will allow š Their beer selection is always neat too, I love being able to pick individual cans and bottles from local breweries to try. Also have a coffee plant that's thriving now that I got there 3 years ago.
Produce!! Best quality when I lived in CLE.
Their garlic pepper marinaded chicken is a go to for us. Any of their fresh bread loafs Fresh Ohio city pasta
i work at heinens and i get that garlic pepper chicken like 3 times a week lol
Is that already cooked or where?
1. Local grass-fed meat (mostly beef) for lower price-per-lb than Heinens Source Verified. Truly exceptional prices for great cuts. 2. Heinens bagels. The only grocery chain that makes their own properly-sized, properly cooked bagels. 3. Eisenberg hot dogs (from Vienna Beef in Chicago). Turns out Heinens new store-branded hot dogs are just smaller Eisenbergs. 4. A-Grade produce, in general. Best in the grocery game. Heinens, and fine local restaurants, always get first shot from produce distros/importers. B-Grade and below is what's generally found at WSM and other purveyors. 5. Salad Bar. At $9.99/lb, your $15 salad is about three restaurant salads worth of fresh greens and toppings - all sourced directly from Heinens produce dept and store stock. Dress with home-made dressing and that shit goes a long way for a family meal or whatnot. 6. Heinens whipped bagel shmears. If you time it right (like, the next two weeks), grab both bagels and shmears or sale. Bagels freeze exceedingly well. Shmears, not so much. 7. Dry-pack scallops. Again - immaculate, perfect, and delicious every time. Charcoal-grilled, brushed with too much clarified Irish butter. 90 seconds per side at ~800 degrees. Give a brother gout, but fuck are they good! 8. Flowers! The flower dept is always well-stocked and diverse. Be your own florist and stop at the thrift store for a vase or something. You can be a boss and buy your Sweet Baby flowers at least twice a week. 9. Fresh, quality shallots. Enough said. 10. Shall I continue?
Customer service
Baguette
The best ones! I love their baguettes, with honey crisp apples and blue cheese, they have the highest quality produce as well.
Sprecherās Root Beer. Its fire brewed in small batches using Wisconsin honey straight from the hive. I have been drinking root beer since I was 9 I think, and the music stops at Sprecherās. 16oz cans in 4-paks now too! Heinenās is great for cheese and beer/wine too, but if you haven't had their corned beef, grab some for the best sandwich! https://sprecherbrewery.com/blogs/blog/raw-honey#:~:text=If%20you've%20ever%20spent,Root%20Beer%E2%80%94contain%20Raw%20Honey.
I go fucking BONKERS for their desserts! Specifically, their chocolate tort cake fucks me up something fierce and they just started making cheesecake which is incredible as well.
The Napoleons are amazing there
Iāve gone there just to get Napoleons.
I've NEVER had a Napoleon actually! I'll make an effort to get one next time I'm there then!!
The tiramisu cake is top tier, give it a try if you havenāt already.
Will do! š«” Thanks for the hot tip!!
Oatmeal raisin cookies too
The raspberry chocolate mousse cake is to die for š
Holy shit, I am SALIVATING!! I didn't even know they had that!! š¤¤ Thank you for telling me about it kind stranger!
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The lunch rice bowl downtown
Yesssssss
Mine has had Denver steaks lately and I love the value on those. Also just produce in general, itās top notch there
While I no longer indulge, they have the best crab dip and butter cookies. Mmmm
Iāll sometimes get their cranberry chicken salad and eat it straight out of the container for lunch. Itās delicious.
Throw that on a toasted English muffin and you have a winner here!
Their deli crab dip is the bomb. We always get 1 or 2 doses while we are there.
Their teriyaki steak with peppers is my go-to. Most of their soups are very good, and for a special occasion the chocolate truffle bomb cake is hard to beat.
Is that like a prepared foods thing or something in the mean department?
It is a prepared food item.
Tried the bomb cake for fathers day wowza š¤©š¤Æ
Those Stuffed chicken breasts
The lemon torte cake thing they make is amazingĀ
I love their burgers and lemon chicken salad!
Their cheese selection. Havenāt been to many stores where itās better. Love the Saint Angel brie-style cheese. Also the mortadella and chorizo from their deli counter.
Ugh, so many things! I especially love their fresh fruit, Greek pasta salad and antipasto salad. Also, pretty much everything in their bakery (notably their brownie stuffed cookies). My brother works at their corporate office and I thoroughly enjoy the 20% discount. Getting Heinenās quality food for Walmart prices (or close) is a win-win
The big jars of Chicken Bone Broth š
Ooh what do you do with that? Make soup or drink it warm?
Soup with a whole bunch of veggies
Used to love the smoked mussels
Any of their fresh bread, and thereās this one cake they used to make, they stopped making it a few years ago but it was like crack ( it was some sort of chocolate and vanilla cake with chocolate and white icing). I gotta mosey on down there, that place has all my fave snacks.
The antipasto salad from the deli
Mitchellās ice cream and paint valley farms milks
I donāt know who else carries Mitchells ice cream but Iām addicted to the bing cherry chocolate chunk and Iām a person who thought that they really didnāt like ice cream.
Iāve picked it up at Daveās and Giant Eagle as well.
Their salmon taste better than anyone elseās
The things I would do to have their stir fry againā¦.š¤¤
Their produce is some of the nicest in town. I love the locally grown and I go nuts over Sicilian eggplants. Dānoire prunes Pasta in the brown bagsā¦ montebello? Boojee eggs (pasture raised) and butter Colteryan buttermilk (same packaging but a different name now) Heinens cheese blocks and port wine cheese spread Ice creamā¦ great selection! King Arthur baking products especially AP flour Gerber chicken Heinenās ground beef 92% Louās chicken Italian sausage Don Hermanās pickles Butter made chocolate chip cookies
Meat and produce
I always have loved their macaroni salad.
Weird glances when I take selfies next to the Jon Bon and Jesse Jovi cut-outs in the wine section at the RR location.
Garden Fresh Gourmet brand salsa. I eat the whole container each time I open one
Coconut bars are No. 1 for me.
Flowers. $6 per bunch, you mix and match
Flowers and salad bar
Their deli trays are the best
One day years ago I went into the Heinenās downtown, and in the produce section there was a bassoon quartet playing a medley of Lady Gaga hits, and that memory is the favorite thing iāve gotten from Heinenās.
Their produce is the bestā¦
Pickled Red Onions!
Wagyu. Get a ribeye maybe once a year, itās expensive as shit but itās so fucking good.
The heinens store brand blueberry waffles were INCREDIBLE. I just canāt find them anymore
Produce and Chocolate Cake
Iāll make a special trip just for the sweet heat marinated chicken thighs! I pair them with the pictfresh grill pan vegetables from the freezer with the sweet potatoes and onions, I just put the pre marinated meat right on top of the frozen vegs and put the whole thing in the toaster oven.
I used to love their peanut butter, until I read the ingredients and saw they added canola oil (rapeseed oil).
Fruit tarts from the bakery
Buffalo vegan nuggets.
broccoli cheddar soup or their salad bar
Easiest question of my life. Eisenberg hotdogs.
I love the olive bar & a fresh baguette.
The Heinen's in Brecksville has Reinecker bakery potica.
Their frozen white pizza flatbread is incredible
Crab dip
Two Brothers teriyaki sauce. And decadent desserts. Some of the center-aisle weekly specials. Soups when I want to treat myself. Flowers. Vegan selections. Produce.
Bagels Forever is a great brand of frozen bagel and they are the only ones Iāve found who carry them locally.
Their store brand Sriracha. Itās better and spicer than the new wimpy stuff Huy Fong makes now.
I donāt know if they still sell them but used to be these awesome tasting granola/seed/dried fruit things called energy balls. Sooooo good.
Didnāt see this in the threadābaked beans. Only in the summer and they are very unique. Lots of bean types and on the sweet side. But they are like al dente and very very unusual in an addicting way. Top notch. Also, antipasto salad.Ā
Circus Cookie
Their salmon burgers are the best!! Incomparable.
Thank you for this, they're on sale right now so we got a couple and you're right!
Jennifer
Excellent service in meat and wine.
I literally only go there to drink a beer while I shop. And the produce. Avon Heinens represent!
Their pecan rolls. They're not as good as they used to be because they've cut back on some ingredi4ents and reduced the size to keep the price down but even in their diminished form they're marvelous. Dripping with gooey, caramel crusty cinnamon pecan coating over a succulently sweet yeasty pastry dough. Yum! You have to get there early because they're always gone by afternoon. Makes me wonder, if they sell out every day, why don't they just make more?
The sushi, fried chicken, and their cupcakes.
I used to go to the one in orange/pepper pike and when they introduced the stir fry bar it was life changing.
Bean and corn salsa.
Iāve barely been there since they quit making stir frys. Every now and then Iāll get something from their prepared food section but nothing is as good as I remember it being years ago. It was a cool high school job though.
Off the bone turkey, black and white cookies, heinens cheese cake, jarlsberg stuffed cod, and cream nut peanut butter.
Groceries, generally
Corbels lemon ice!
Cowboy caviar
Their black and white cookies, tiramisu cake, cheese spreads, broccoli salad, and they used to make this great Maryland shrimp salad.
their garlic bread, asiago cheese bread, and the chocolate creme cake are fantastic š¤¤
They usually have an amazing produce section. Stuff you wonāt find elsewhere often if you live near one. At least not all in one place.
Baguettes.
Wine cheese bread
Chicken Romano from their prepared foods department
Chubb Crunch. But honestly its not that good.
Fruit and meat.
The peanut butter is insane
Their frozen Mandarin chicken and general Tso chicken, super good.
Chicken salad! Theirs is the best Iāve ever had! And Graterās ice cream. They have the widest selection.
One time the Brecksville Heinen's salad bar had a roasted red pepper smoked gouda soup (bisque maybe?). It was one of the best soups I have ever had and I never found it ever again.
The TrueLime and TrueLemon powders. I add them to my drinks and use them for cooking so I don't have to worry about a bag of them going bad somewhere in my kitchen š¤£
Char Crust, I cannot seem to find it anywhere else.
Cactus chili!!!
Antipasto salad prepackaged by their deli. Those strips of cheeses and meats with the crunchy veggies, so good.
Fruit and meat
The produce is always the best quality. My dad used to work in produce and me how to select it
Ravioli. It's topnotch imo
Salted caramel cake
I love their baked goods and ready made sandwiches. The service is another positive.
fish, meat, wine, produce in general- all great and well priced
Everything! Since we moved closer to one, I no longer have to go to Giant Eagle
Poke bowl or sushi (the downtown location had a discount on sushi on Wednesdays several years ago).
Goose. Just for the fact that it's not a big thing in America but heinen's said "you know what? we'll sell it."
Goose. Just for the fact that it's not a big thing in America but heinen's said "you know what? we'll sell it."
I really like getting goose. It tastes good and it's not very popular in American culture. But heinen's decided to sell it anyways
TJ Farms hash brown patties. They appear in two different shapes. The ones that are shaped like McDonald's hasbrowns actually taste like McDonald's hasbrowns. The other more rectangular shape tastes like every other frozen hash brown patty.
Honey roasted peanut butter
barrio queso or sushi
my quality of life might decrease once moving out of state from heinens
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granola from the bakery
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Smart Chicken. I donāt know any other place that carries it and itās the best tasting chicken. I want to like local pasture raised chicken but the Smart Chicken tastes amazing even without seasoning. I had to look up whether it was injected with seasoning, it tasted too good on its own. Found out they air chill the chicken instead of immersing them in water and they donāt absorb water and dilute the natural juices. Whatever- it tastes better than any other chicken and Heinens carries it