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Supermarkets near Yucaipa, CA

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  1. ALDI - 34000 Yucaipa Boulevard

    34000 Yucaipa Boulevard, Yucaipa CA 92399

    4.3 Superb 209 reviews

    “We lost our credit card at the store. My husband went back to see if it was there. IT WAS!!! Sheila, an employee who helped him, was kind and courteous and treated him well. We appreciate you, Sheila! Thank you😊”

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  2. ALDI - 1638 E 2nd St

    1638 E 2nd St, Beaumont CA 92223

    4.3 Superb 186 reviews

    “I went here for pizza making ingredients. Pepperoni is by pizza sauce and canned tomatoes section. However if unavailable, you can settle for ground pork by the lbs (80/20), and salami (with 12 different types) , dry (shelf) or refrigerated. Check the label for salt content. I recommend spending more on the refrigerated brand. There’s jarred pizza sauce, mozzarella, and basil in a paste. The vegetables are plentiful, as are the fruit on display. Best shopping in the mornings, as evenings stock tends to be low (or absent) on some items. Many of their items have high sodium content, so beware. Aldi has their own brand of gluten free products. Pizza dough I get fresh or frozen from WinCo.”

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  3. Redlands Ranch Market IGA - 800 E Lugonia Ave A

    800 E Lugonia Ave A, Redlands CA 92374

    4.3 Superb 315 reviews

    “Local market that isn't a chain grocery store. They have a bbq window outside the market and raw bbq meats meats in air sealed packages ready for your grill.”

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