Grocery Stores near Benedict, KS

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  1. 408 Ave A, Benedict KS 66714

    5 Superb 7 reviews

  2. 1715 E Washington St, Fredonia KS 66736

    4.2 Good 81 reviews

    “You have perfected the bags. In California they're so thick it's disgusting and a huge waste of petrol but so many places here flimsy and not big enough for a slightly large very small trash can out of the last 22 or 23 plastic G&W bags I've used only one had a small hole in the bottom that could leak very helpful and nice but not so thick it's grotesque like in California but also not cheap and unable to use for even liquid waste more or less in a G&W bag they're tight good solid bags at least at my G&W but not ridiculous like in California your plastic supplier has perfected the standard made for single use but also reusable once again wonderful shopping bags please don't switch suppliers on them at least not I really like my free shopping bags they're great perfect for two uses. If you want a paper bag as good as your plastic ones Braum's has good paper bags that could rival your plastic ones for people who want to clean the environment while they pack up groceries most timberland nowadays is sustainably managed so your paper doesn't waste trees not in 2025 most timber lands sustainably managed so subscribe to your local newspaper if you don't reuse your plastic bags folks then if you ask for a paper one it cleans the air the paper bags but I find the plastic ones from G&W the best in the industry the only ones I want because I check for holes and out of 22 or 23 that I used of yours last only 1 wasn't liquid tight although you can't promise them your bags hold liquid they're pretty good but not gaudy and a waste of good petrol the right amount yours please don't change your plastic bag supplier although if you wanna add paper aks Braums who does theirs they're nice too especially for folks who wanna clean the air paper products don't harm trees anymore catch up with the times now the more paper an American wastes typically cleans the air as financially sustainable timber now makes the most sense for paper products I hope that doesn't change but I just me and we love your two strong use plastic bags thanks for using the best in your store(s) at least my local store does although idk if you do too hopefully and if you don't you should and if you want clean air for people who don't pick up dog poop or have small bins can clean the air if one has no use to reuse the plastic a second time and wants to opt and clean the air to package their purchase for some folks might work well and I doubt too terribly more expensive than the good kind stocked at my local G&W.”

  3. 2134 E Washington St, Fredonia KS 66736

    4 Good 72 reviews

    “They have been trying to keep the store clean, the employees have been wearing masks.. Deanna is really good at helping me find odd things.. I really enjoy my home town DG.”

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