Aug 28, 2007 by LittlePinkMoose | Posted in New York City
I've been hearing about these things called Vita-Muffins that are obliged to be really good! Problem is, I can't find them in any of the grocery stores around here. I've even tried Trader Joe's and Whole Foods and both have been unsuccessful. Does anyone who lives in Manhattan grasp any stores that carry them so I can try them out? Thanks!
Hi there! I've tried several of the Vita muffin products, and they are truly good! I find mine in the freezer section of my supermarket near all the frozen health foods. If you follow the interdependence couple for my source, it will take you to the Vita muffin website's store locator. You can enter your zip code, and it will ascertain you what stores near you carry their products.
I objective moved to Bushwick, in Brooklyn, and have discovered that my new neighborhood doesn't have any grocery stores. Perfectly fast food places and bodegas that sell canned goods and beer. Searching google maps isn't much resist, since all the bodegas are named stuff like "Ted's grocery and deli."
I fair-minded need a place to get vegetables and stuff that's cheaper than going to the Whole Foods in Manhattan. Does anyone know if there's a passable cheap grocery store near any of the stops on the L line?
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Jun 15, 2009 by Matthew R | Posted in New York City
It's in manhattan they won over a whole bunch of good foods like whole wheat pizza with low sodium cheese and ground turkey ontop, they have like a vitamin machine shop or a gnc built into it its right in the back
You might be contemplative about Whole Foods in Columbus Circle.
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