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I bought Dill Dip and Southwest Fiesta Dip along with pita bread. The dips were terrible. The Fiesta Dip was nothing but shredded cheese. The Dill Dip was all sour cream no Dill. The pita bread was stale. What a disappointment in the lack of quality. This isn't the first time I have experienced lack of freshness and taste, but it is probably my last buying any of their prepared foods.
I was falsely accused stealing at the lemay story by the store manager just because the door acted up. I am at store 3 or 4 times and have never stole from the store. What kind of store hires a manager who is incapable of making phone calls to get door fixed. I
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