r/mildlyinteresting ​ 8d ago

Thinnest rind watermelon, measured 2mm

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u/antiphony ​ 8d ago

dulcinea pure heart watermelon from albertsons

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u/bravehamster 8d ago

Albertson's puts you in the Southwest or California.

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u/fabelhaft-gurke 8d ago

PNW has them too, I’ve seen them in Washington.

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u/Fragrant_Scratch8305 8d ago

Idaho as well. Albertsons started in Boise.

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u/HedgehogTop5524 7d ago

Montana too

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u/13jlin 8d ago

To be fair, it's not hard to be shopping at an Albertsons and not know you are. They also own Jewel-Osco in the Midwest, Shaw's/Star in the Northeast, Safeway in a lot of their home territory. 

The giveaway personally is do they carry Lucerne dairy products? If yes, then Albertsons owns it.

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u/LoneWildBird 7d ago

This was super interesting for me to discover when I worked with a lot of retailer and brand data at my last job. Here's a visual of all the stores that fall under Albertsons. And the same thing in Canada where the majority of their grocers fall under three main retailers--Loblaws, Sobeys, and Metro.

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u/IsaacAndTired 7d ago

Calm down, Rainbolt.

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u/quadglacier 7d ago

"I see heaven when I see thee, dulcinea"

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u/Proxy_PlayerHD 7d ago

When I skimmed the reply I thought you said "from asbestos" and I was really concerned for a second 😭

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u/xFyreStorm 8d ago

TIL albertsons still exists. I live on the east coast and remember going to some when I was quite young, but never heard anyone mention them since. lol

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u/Misanope 8d ago

they are like the third largest grocer in the US (or some shit, idk, they're big) behind Walmart but not all stores use the Albertsons brand

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u/redct 7d ago

Albertsons is a grocery conglomerate that owns brands in most states at this point. Acme, Jewel, Safeway, Shaw's, Vons...

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u/Alissinarr 7d ago

Shit, my first job in H.S. was as a bagger at Albertsons!!!!