Did the folks at Kellanova order too many Pringles cans or something? Maybe an extra zero was added to the order? (Spotted by Robbie at Target.)

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Good & Gather White Cheddar Baked Corn Puffs Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Sweet & Salty Kettle Corn Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Butter Popcorn Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Sweet & Spicy Jalapeno Popcorn Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Blue Corn with Flaxseeds Tortilla Chips Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Blue Corn Tortilla Chips Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather White Corn Tortilla Chips Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Veggie with Flaxseeds Tortilla Chips Made with Avocado Oil

Good & Gather Sea Salt & Lime Tortilla Chips Made with Avocado Oil

Honestly, I’ve never thought about dipping Pringles into anything. I already dip my hand into Pringles cans, so why would I need to involve more dipping?

Besides, there are so many flavors to choose from, and I could do flavor stacking, which is a thing the brand has promoted for years, so I don’t feel the need to flavorize them. But I’m just a lonely snacker who apparently doesn’t know better, because now there are Pringles Dippers, potato crisps meant to be dipped thanks to their r-r-ripples and extra thiccc-ness.

I feel like Pringles already made crisps meant to mingle with dips. Perhaps I’m thinking of Pringles Tortillas from many years ago. Or maybe a line from another country? An AI image I saw on Instagram? Or am I just hallucinating Pringles varieties at this stage in my life?

Pringles Dippers come in three flavors: Original, French Onion, and Bacon Cheddar. Unfortunately, I could only find the first two.

If you’re looking at the French Onion one and thinking, “Oooh la la. Merci beaucoup. Si raffiné,” I hate to break it to you, but it tastes like regular Pringles Sour Cream & Onion. Nothing wrong with that, since SC&O is one of my favorite potato chip or crisp flavors. As for the Original flavor, unsurprisingly, it tastes like regular Pringles. So if you’re a fan of either of those regular varieties, these will satisfy your crunchy cravings.

But back to their dippability. I’m not going to measure their thiccc-ness with a caliper, because I don’t have one. I’m also not going to dunk them in queso, salsa, hummus, spinach artichoke dip, French onion dip, ranch dip, seven-layer dip, guacamole, crab dip, bean dip, baba ghanoush, pudding, cream cheese, cheese fondue, or chocolate fondue, because like the caliper, I don’t have any of them. Instead, I’m going to use a dip surrogate: Skippy Peanut Butter.

My guesstimate is that these are twice as thick as regular Pringles, and I’d say they’re slightly thicker than Lay’s Stax. That gives them some strength as they go into a dip, and it also gives them a heartier crunch than the original. But that thickness couldn’t quite withstand gliding through Skippy Peanut Butter. Granted, peanut butter is thicccccccc compared to anything I mentioned above. But having felt the crisp’s attempts to stay strong as it dealt with a circumstance it was never meant to face, I’m sure these could easily handle a French onion or cheesy dip.

However, there isn’t anything to encourage me to dip these into anything. There are no Pringles-branded dips that would go well with them, and I don’t want to have to guess which of the grocery store’s swath of options would taste good with them.

I do like Pringles Dippers. But I don’t think of them as dippable crisps. With their thickness and crunch, I think they’re just better-made Pringles, and I would dip my hand into them again.

Purchased Price: $2.69 each
Size: 5.2 oz cans
Purchased at: Target
Rating: 6 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (1 oz/about 13 crisps) Original – 150 calories, 9 grams of fat, 2.5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 180 milligrams of sodium, 16 grams of carbohydrates, less than 1 gram of fiber, 0 grams of sugar, and 1 gram of protein. French Onion – 150 calories, 9 grams of fat, 2.5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 170 milligrams of sodium, 17 grams of carbohydrates, less than 1 gram of fiber, less than 1 gram of sugar, and 1 gram of protein.

Trader Joe’s Just Like Your Grandma’s Stuffing Chicken Sausage

Trader Joe’s Neufchatel Cheese

Trader Joe’s Pumpkin Teeny Tiny Pumpkin Pies

Wegmans Root Beer Sparkling Water

Aldi Tiramisu Dessert Bar

Aldi Lemon Mascarpone Dessert Bar

H-E-B The Cowboy Cookie Premium Cookie Dough

H-E-B Fudge Brownie Premium Cookie Dough

H-E-B Chocolate Chip Premium Cookie Dough

H-E-B Mi Tienda Fajitas De Pechuga De Pollo

Buc-ee’s Dark Chocolate Crispy Wafer

Buc-ee’s Milk Chocolate Crispy Wafer

Buc-ee’s White Chocolate Crispy Wafer

Lay’s FINALLY comes out with turkey-flavored potato chips. And the Cheddar Scalloped Potatoes are a nice holiday bonus. (Spotted by Jason S at Walmart.)

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It’s back! Is it back because of magic? I’m just going to say, “Yes, magic was involved.” Click/tap here for our review. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger.)

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This gave me an idea: Reese’s Peanut Butter Turkeys in 2027. Make it happen, Hershey’s! Thanks for the idea, Tyson! These debuted last year at Sam’s Club. Not sure if it’s still exclusive to the store. (Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)

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When I’m at 7-Eleven in the morning, I’m groggy and desperate for caffeine, like almost everyone else in the store. The aroma of freshly brewed hot coffee fills the convenience store’s air, but it reminds me too much of airport bathrooms in the morning.

So I head to the chilled canned coffee section and automatically reach for a can of Java Monster because it’s cheaper than Starbucks’ Doubleshot. My flavor choices are always Mean Bean, Salted Caramel, and Loca Moca, all great and packed with 200 milligrams of caffeine. But thankfully, I now have a fourth option: Java Monster Dubai Chocolate.

I can count on one hand how many Dubai-style chocolate products I’ve tried, and they’ve all been good to great. This Java Monster does not deviate from that.

Here’s what the can says about it:

If you know, you know. If not, welcome to the Dubai Chocolate club.

The craft chocolate bar that took over feeds everywhere is now the latest Java Monster flavor! For those who take their chocolate with coffee and cream, we nailed the signature taste. Using real cocoa, we layered in flavors of creamy pistachio and crispy ultra-thin phyllo, then supercharged it with our Monster Energy blend.

Dubai Chocolate, full-on indulgence done the Monster way, wide open, with a no holds barred attitude and the experience and know-how to back it up.

Neato.

A few months ago, I bought a carton of Chobani Pistachio Chocolate Coffee Creamer from Costco and enjoyed making my iced coffees with it. I loved the nutty, chocolatey flavors it added to my morning tumbler of chilled joe. I was surprised the company didn’t call the flavor Dubai-style chocolate, but after thinking about it, that made sense. It would be hard to capture the flavor of kadayif (shredded, phyllo-like dough), which seems more like a texture thing than a flavor thing. So I was skeptical that Monster could pull it off in an energy drink.

I was right. If there is any phyllo flavor, it gets lost in the mix of sweet chocolate and nutty pistachio. It’s hard for something as lightly flavored as pastry dough to get through those flavors, like a toddler trying to push through a mosh pit. But like the Chobani creamer, the two main flavors complement each other nicely, and Monster did a great job creating a delightful chocolate-and-pistachio coffee drink that tastes more like a dessert. I enjoyed it so much that I didn’t care there wasn’t any kadayif.

Would I buy Java Monster Dubai Chocolate again? Oh, definitely, and not just for the 200 milligrams of caffeine. If it sticks around, it’ll make my morning Java Monster decision a little harder.

Purchased Price: $5.99*Size: 15 fl oz can
Purchased at: 7-Eleven
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (1 can) 220 calories, 5 grams of fat, 3 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 20 milligrams of cholesterol, 390 milligrams of sodium, 36 grams of carbohydrates, 33 grams of sugar (including 24 grams of added sugar), 7 grams of protein, and 200 milligrams of caffeine.

*You might look at the price I paid and think there’s a Dubai chocolate tax on this, like with most Dubai chocolate products. Nope. All the Java Monster drinks at my local 7-Eleven are $5.99 as I type this. Yikes.

Boulder Canyon Classic Sea Salt Kettle Style Potato Chips Cooked in Beef Tallow

Perdue Garlic Parmesan Air Fryer Ready Crispy Wings

Bettergoods Seasoned Grain and Grilled Vegetables Blend

Bettergoods Sliced Caramelized Onions

Bettergoods Mediterranean Style Quinoa And Vegetables Blend With Lemon

Kinder’s Brown Sugar Maple Petite Carrots

Starkist Selects Mexican Style With Beans And Corn Tuna Bowl

Wholly Avocado With Sea Salt Squeeze

Wholly Guacamole Squeeze Mild

Country Crock Red Barn Creamery Unsalted Butter

Country Crock Red Barn Creamery Salted Butter

We’re in a golden age of energy drinks!

Wait. Let me rephrase that. We’re in a golden age of celebrity energy drinks!

We’ve got ZOA from The Rock, Logan Paul and KSI’s Prime, and now UPDATE from Kim Kardashian. Okay, that’s only three examples. So maybe we’re at the beginning of the golden age of celebrity energy drinks?

UPDATE has been around for a while and offers many zero sugar flavors, but the ones I picked up were Passion Orange Guava and Berry. With any new-to-me energy drink, the first thing I look for is how much caffeine it has. That ended up being an issue with these because the cans don’t list a caffeine amount. Actually, they have no caffeine. Instead, they have 300 milligrams of paraxanthine.

Paraxanthine? Yeah, I have no clue either.

Well, it appears it’s time to get educated. I’ll be back.

Paraxanthine is a caffeine metabolite, which means your body converts caffeine into paraxanthine. It’s responsible for most of caffeine’s alertness and focus effects, and it’s known to do so with fewer side effects. It also has a shorter half-life than caffeine, so it wears off faster.

This is for informational purposes only. For medical advice or diagnosis, consult a professional. TIB responses may include mistakes.

Along with the amount of paraxanthine, the can lists another number: 315 milligrams of Alpha-GPC. It’s a supplement that’s supposed to help with memory and focus.

I’ve tried various energy drinks from newer brands and have been utterly disappointed by their taste. I’m looking at you, Gorgie and Benny! They taste like they’re more concerned with being functional than flavorful. Blech! But these two UPDATE flavors are actually tasty, although not as good or as sweet as Alani Nu drinks.

All flavors are clear, which might leave you wondering whether the glass above holds the Passion Orange Guava or the Berry. Or is it another clear energy drink, like Ghost? Only my camera and I know.

I enjoyed both flavors equally. I love that there’s a Passion Orange Guava flavor, or, as we call it here in the islands, POG. It tastes similar to the canned Hawaiian Sun and Aloha Maid drinks I grew up with. As for the Berry flavor, it tastes like a combination of blueberry and blue raspberry. They were yummy enough that I’m curious about the other flavors.

I did feel an energy boost from these drinks, though I wasn’t keeping track of how long it lasted, since paraxanthine supposedly wears off faster than caffeine. They say don’t consume caffeine after 2 pm because it’ll keep you up at night, but if these have a shorter half-life than caffeine, they could be an option for an afternoon pick-me-up without having to worry about bedtime. More testing is needed.

But more important than the paraxanthine, Alpha-GPC, and the flavor of these drinks, we can all have a Kardashing snack time by combining Kim’s UPDATE Energy Drink with Khloe’s Khloud Protein Popcorn.

It’s back! Both the full sugar and zero sugar versions. Click/tap here for our review from a year ago. (Spotted by Robbie at H-E-B and Walmart.)

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We all have vices, right?

This is a safe space, so I’ll admit that my two most problematic vices at the moment are craft beer and energy drinks. I drink both in moderation, but I know I need to kick the habit.

So if you happen to see new C4 “All Hopped Up” beer-flavored energy drinks on the shelf and ponder, “Who the heck is that even for?!”

*points directly at self* Sigh. Burp.

It’s me. I’m the target audience, and they got me. I kinda like it. It’s not nearly as bad as I assume you think it sounds.

With that said, I shouldn’t make assumptions. You know what they say about those. They make an a** out of u and… mptions.

*insert the sound of a can cracking open here*

Anyway, All Hopped Up poured a crispy pale yellow with about a half-a-pinky of head and a nice cascade of carbonation bubbling within the pint glass, so it looked the part.

The nose was that of a generic “golden” brew. Any style, a pilsner, a lager, a hefeweizen, a derrelbelgan, a wheat beer, etc. Ya know what I mean, except for the “derrelbelgan,” which is a style I just made up. You get a waft of light beer with a splash of citrus. That’s the laziest, yet best way to describe it, so it smelled the part.

Did it taste the part?

I think it did. I certainly wouldn’t say it’s a good beer, but it’s an admirable near-beer.

If you had, let’s say, a Blue Moon, added the decapitated skull cap of a young anthropomorphic orange, Colin Jost-style… weird commercial… you inexplicably added ice cubes… then you let it sit around until the ice melted, that’s pretty much what All Hopped Up tastes like, a very watered-down, low ABV beer with some orange essence.

Here’s the kicker, though: while the beer in that experiment would go flat, the energy drink remains crisp and bubbly. For that reason, I found it pleasant. It was just a very light brewski that got me wired instead of buzzed. Jitter beer face!

Honestly, I think I’ve had some 4% fruited pale ales at my local brewery that don’t taste THAT much better than this. C4 did enough to mask the beer with orange that I think this could blindly pass as a “weird exotic citrus fruit I never knew existed” seltzer.

That said, while you do get a near ex-beer-ience, it ultimately doesn’t live up to the name. Like an unfortunate rabbit harvested for his lucky feet, this thing has essentially zero hops. There’s not much bite. It’s crisp, but it’s not “all hopped up,” and it has a sweet, bready “cheap beer” aftertaste that results in diminishing returns on each sip. It gets old quickly.

I’ll probably be on a (Goose) island for kinda enjoying this, but like I said, I’m their mark.

I mean, I acknowledge it’s a complete novelty, and a flawed premise for an energy drink. I would never use this as a pre-workout, and I have zero desire to drink a 200 mg energy drink past noon. I certainly don’t want a beer before lunch either, and yet, it’s kinda fun.

I bought a six-pack, and I can’t imagine when I’m gonna drink another one. Maybe I’ll hand ’em out on Halloween and observe the parents watch in horror as I try to pass my horrible vices down to the youth of America.

Just kidding, I don’t actually get trick-or-treaters anymore.

Cheers.

Purchased Price: $14.99
Size: 16 fl oz cans/6 pack
Purchased at: Amazon
Rating: 5 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: 10 calories, 0 grams of fat, 20 milligrams of sodium, 3 grams of total carbohydrates, 0 grams of total sugars, 0 grams of protein, and 200 milligrams of caffeine.

Create-A-Treat Reese’s Monsters Lair Cookie Kit

Nutty Fruity Pumpkin Chocolate Covered Apple Bites

Snack Factory Pretzel Crisps Apple Spice White Crème

Winter Edition Look Simply Apple

Ethel’s Baking Co Gluten Free Apple Pie Dessert Bars

Abe’s Pumpkin Brownie Swirl

Abe’s Pumpkin Cupcakes with Vanilla Frosting

Kimberley’s Bakeshoppe Pumpkin Spice Frosted Soft Sugar Cookies

Katz Pumpkin Glazed Donut Bites

Nightingale Ice Cream Sandwiches Caramel Apple

Cookies Con Amore Pumpkin Pecan Latte

Cookies Con Amore Apple Cider Jelly

Jody’s Limited Edition Holiday Stuffing Popcorn

Chocovia Cookie Butter Filled Nutcrackers

HEB Creamy Creations Santa’s Milk & Cookies Ice Cream

H-E-B Butter Pomodoro Pasta Sauce

H-E-B Spicy Pumpkin & Calabrian Pasta Sauce

H-E-B Gingerbread Granola

H-E-B Maple Pecan Granola

After seeing Cheez-It Protein Crackers, I’m not surprised to see Goldfish Protein Crackers. With all these protein crackers, maybe the crackers on charcuterie boards also need to have protein. (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

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Vaseline Caramel Apple Cider Lip Therapy

Vaseline Butterscotch Chai Lip Therapy

Vaseline Maple Fizz Lip Therapy

Vaseline Mochatini Lip Therapy

Yum? (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

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I feel like chili crisp is the Dubai-style chocolate of savory flavors. (Spotted by Sage G at Harris Teeter.)

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Olipop makes a great apple-flavored soda called Crisp Apple. It’s definitely one of my top three favorite varieties from the company, and depending on how I feel on a particular day, it could be my favorite. Because Olipop knows how to make a great-tasting apple soda, I had high hopes for its new limited edition Caramel Apple flavor for the fall season.

With the addition of caramel, I expected the soda to be sweet, but the first thing that came to mind when I took a sip was pancake syrup. I know that doesn’t sound too bad, since pancake syrup is universally considered tasty, but it’s much harder to take when you have to drink it straight from a 12-ounce can without pancakes, waffles, or French toast to cut it. Thank goodness the soda doesn’t have the consistency of syrup. But I don’t recognize that sweetness as caramel, which I found a little odd because the delightful aroma definitely smells like a combination of caramel and apple.

As for the apple, an artificial green apple flavor does lurk behind the sticky syrup sweetness, but it doesn’t make much of an appearance with every sip. My mind has to separate it from the pancake syrup taste for me to really notice it, and then the thought of syrup fills my head again, and whatever apple is there gets overwritten.

Even though it tastes like I’m chugging a bottle of Mrs. Butterworth’s, Olipop’s Caramel Apple Prebiotic Soda isn’t horrible. I drank the entire can to get its nine grams of fiber into my system. Unfortunately, I can’t say this seasonal variety will be making an appearance on my list of favorite Olipop flavors.

Purchased Price: $2.99
Size: 12 fl oz can
Purchased at: Target
Rating: 4 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (1 can) 50 calories, 0 grams of fat, 30 milligrams of sodium, 16 grams of carbohydrates, 9 grams of fiber, 5 grams of sugar (includes 1 gram of added sugar), and 0 grams of protein.

The Original Donut Shop Cofee Pop-Tarts S’mores K-Cups

Kraft Garlic & Herb Seasoned Parmesan

Kraft Tomato Basil Seasoned Parmesan

Kraft Grated Cheddar

Idahoan Ultimate Garlic Butter Mashed Potatoes

RYSE Little Debbie Pumpkin Spice Rolls Loaded Protein

RYSE Little Debbie Apple Cinnamon Donut Sticks Loaded Protein

Red Moon Korean BBQ Flavor Shaved Beef

Kirkland Signature Rice Crackers

Better Than Ramen A-Sha Chicken and Tonkotsu Variety Pack

Bikaji Gupshup Style Coated Peanuts

Incredifulls PAW Patrol Grape PB&J Cups

BranchOut Apple Cheddar Crunch

BranchOut Veggie Cheddar Crunch Zesty Ranch

H-E-B Organics Grain & Glory Thin Sliced Bread

H-E-B Organics Copper Kettle Shredded Parmesan Cheese

H-E-B Organics Copper Kettle Grated Parmesan Cheese

Signature Select Wasabi Soy Sauce Whole Almonds

I swear Celsius Energy Drink names are like sentences. (Spotted by Sage G at Target.)

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Make your muscles pop with Popcorners Protein! (Spotted by Marc G at Giant.)

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Still waiting for Java Monster Pumpkin Spice, but I guess a Dubai Chocolate flavor will suffice for now. (Spotted by Sage G at Harris Teeter.)

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My curiosity about this 7 Brew Banana Bread Espresso Breve is less about 7 Brew, a company I didn’t know existed until seeing pics of its ready-to-drink beverages, and more about BANANAS! I GO BANANAS FOR BANANAS! I LOVE BANANAS! EVERYTHING BANANA! BANANA THIS! BANANA THAT! GIVE ME A BANANA HAT!

If you read between the caps-locked lines, you’ve probably figured out that I love banana-flavored products. Although I’ve tried many, out of all of them, I can’t recall ever having a banana-flavored coffee drink.

Dunkin’ had a line of banana drinks a few months ago, but snack friend CandyHunting didn’t like it, and I trust her taste buds, so I skipped it. And for some reason, I can’t find ANY of the recent banana-flavored coffee creamers. It’s as if the Banana Gods are punishing me for not eating enough bananas.

But now I can finally say I’ve had a banana-flavored coffee drink, and I very much liked it.

If you’re clueless about 7 Brew, like I was, the Banana Bread Espresso Breve is one of the company’s 7 Originals, combining bananas, hazelnut, mocha, and espresso. This canned version features a combination of bananas with hazelnut and espresso, but no mention of mocha. However, I get a slight mocha vibe from the drink, and it pairs so well with the banana that it’s delightful. But did I mention I love bananas? So my taste buds might be influenced by that.

However, two things have me peeved about this breve. The can doesn’t say how much caffeine it has, which makes me as peeved as you should be for being deceived by me trying to get you to believe that “peeved” and “breve” actually rhymed. But it definitely has caffeine because there’s a warning on the can about it. Also, I think the “Banana Bread” name is stretching it a bit. I don’t imagine banana bread in any way, shape, or form when I consume this.

Since it’s an espresso, I’d guess it might have around 60-70 milligrams of caffeine. Also, I guess “Banana Bread” catches the eye more than just plain “Banana.” So I guess those are just minor complaints that are easily overcome by how much I enjoyed this creamy banana-flavored coffee drink.

I mean, BANANA!-flavored coffee drink.

Purchased Price: $2.98
Size: 11 fl oz can
Purchased at: Walmart
Rating: 7 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (1 can) 210 calories, 7 grams of fat, 4 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 20 milligrams of cholesterol, 100 milligrams of sodium, 33 grams of carbohydrates, 1 gram of fiber, 30 grams of sugar (includes 21 grams of added sugar), and 7 grams of protein.

Patti’s Good Life Bananas Foster Thumbprint Cookies

Favorite Day Bakery Pumpkin Cheesecake & Apple Pie Mini Macarons

Favorite Day Bakery Cookies & Crème Cake Pops

Favorite Day Bakery Batty Bites Chocolate Cake Bites

Favorite Day Bakery Vanilla Eerie Eyes Cake Bites

Bake Shop S’mores Cookies

Member’s Mark Orange Iced, Caramel Custard Crunch, Cinnamon Powdered Sugar, Maple Crunch, and Chocolate Iced Donuts Variety Pack

Whole Foods Market Pumpkin Cream Cheese Danish

Whole Foods Market Almond Amaretti Cookie

Whole Foods Market Mini Peanut Butter Chocolate Cookies

Whole Foods Market Mini Birthday Cake Cookie

Whole Foods Market Red Velvet Cake Slice

Kirkland Signature Cherry Berry Sourdough Bread With Pecans

Sprouts Pumpkin Snickerdoodle Cookies

Safeway Pumpkin White Chocolate Mega Cookie

Safeway La Rocca Pumpkin Cake Quarter

Andronico’s Pumpkin Bread With Chocolate Chips

Bakery Bling Bling Bites Salted Caramel Iced Sugar Cookies

Bakery Bling Bling Bites Pumpkin Spice Iced Sugar Cookies

Bakery Bling Bling Bites Churro Caramel Iced Sugar Cookies

A Dirty Monster Energy Drink. There’s also a Zero Sugar version. (Spotted by Sage G at Harris Teeter.)

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I recently read somewhere that with all the sports going on right now there’s a 100 percent chance a game is happening today. So every day is Gameday. Or Game Day, if you feel like the words should be separated. (Spotted by Robbie at Circle K.)

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