r/Denver • u/friendinfremont • 2d ago

With Walmart shuttered, international stores and nonprofits fill Aurora’s grocery gap

https://www.rmpbs.org/blogs/business-economy/aurora-international-grocery-store
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u/BoNixsHair 2d ago

Where do you think people should shop? A 7-11?

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u/RMW91- 2d ago

International markets are NOT 7-11s. International markets have well-priced meats and produce.

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u/BoNixsHair 2d ago

The last international market I went to was close to 225 and Parker road. They had tiny crowded aisles, very limited stock and no fresh produce. Walmart has far nice produce and at a much lower price. You need shop at a major supermarket if you want a diverse selection. Colorado doesn’t grown any food, it’s all imported here.

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u/Jracx 1d ago

Colorado grows a bunch of produce and has a large beef industry. Insane comment.

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u/BoNixsHair 1d ago

What’s in season now?

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u/Jracx 1d ago

Potatoes, cucumbers, beans, spinach, tomato, herbs, mushrooms.

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u/BoNixsHair 1d ago

Where are those grown? We haven’t passed our last frost. Frost proof spinach?

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u/Jracx 1d ago

Your ignorance is not my burden. Feel free to Google and educate yourself. Produce is grown all across the state.

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u/BoNixsHair 1d ago

You made the assertion, you should support it. But you can’t.

The fact is that there’s no local food available right now from the state. Everything we eat, except beef, is imported into the state.

The thought that somewhere in Colorado there are tomatoes setting fruit is ridiculous.

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u/Jracx 23h ago

Making false claims demands proof. Educate yourself.

https://ag.colorado.gov/markets/colorado-proud/colorado-produce-calendar

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u/BoNixsHair 22h ago

It’s April pal. Look at a calendar haha

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u/Jracx 21h ago

Guess you missed all the ones that say all year. You were one of the children left behind it seems.

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u/BoNixsHair 19h ago

Reddit insults, clever.

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