Groceries!

2015 New England and MidWest, Michigan, Road Trip

One of the aspects of life on the road is that you must periodically replenish your food stores. No different than from life in a house. But their is a difference. Every grocery is arranged differently and may or may not carry the product or brand you want. And you probably don’t have their loyalty card for discounts but usually they have a guest card if you explain that you are a visitor. There is also the delight of encountering the unexpected and trying new foods. Tonight we will dine on an Al Capone Roast. It’s Beef and Pork stuffed with Italian Sausage. It will be interesting and different and hopefully delicious!

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