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Aside from the usual Food Lion and Wal-Mart, where would one find a decent selection of meats and food stuffs in the Raeford area? I know of the Fresh Market in the Southern Pines area, but that would be a monthly kind of trip. Any help would be great.....and if I missed a thread of the same topic please redirect me.
The Reaper
05-12-2012, 11:01
You are in Hoke County.
Raeford is the only incorporated city, IIRC.
Unless you are looking for chittlins and hog jowls, you will probably have to broaden your search and drive time.
TR
Peregrino
05-12-2012, 12:02
Or you could check out House of Raeford. I guaranteeeeee you'll never again look at poultry the same way. :p
Unless you are looking for chittlins and hog jowls, you will probably have to broaden your search and drive time.
There's always the In-n-Out Jowl Burger.... :D
longrange1947
05-12-2012, 14:15
I live in the Raeford area as well, wait a bit a new Harris Tetter is being built on Stoney Point Road across from Jack Britt. If you can't wait then you have a choice of the drive to Fresh Market, about 35 - 40 minutes, or to the Harris Tetter on Raeford Road by Highland Shopping Center just before Robeson, about a 20 minute drive.
Your choice.
For meats there are a number of good butchers with some out just as far.
The rest of you are just mean!!! (Dam that sounded like a liberal statement, OOOOPPPPSSSS.
Team Sergeant
05-12-2012, 15:50
Google: Raeford NC Farmers Market
Google: North Carolina farms beef/lamb
Google: North Carolina farms pork
Google: North Carolina farms free range chickens
Proteins are all over the state, probably great stuff too.
Frozen is fine. Start planning a drive on a Saturday to a Farmers Market, support the local economy, not China or Kalif....
Amateurs :munchin
Google: Raeford NC Farmers Market
Google: North Carolina farms beef/lamb
Google: North Carolina farms pork
Google: North Carolina farms free range chickens
Proteins are all over the state, probably great stuff too.
Frozen is fine. Start planning a drive on a Saturday to a Farmers Market, support the local economy, not China or Kalif....
Amateurs :munchin
My Google-fu is weak today....or I need more of this Herradura. Thanks for the help all, especially TS. Moving to the Fayetteville side of Hoke county off Fayetteville Rd end of June time frame so I was looking for some intel on the area. I'm off for more Herradura and Google time.
Oh, and I think I'll pass on the chittlins and jowls. My last experience did not end well.
The Reaper
05-12-2012, 22:02
Mmm!
Locally raised scrapple and free range hogshead cheese. :D
TR
lonewolf726
05-15-2012, 08:27
For meats, cheeck out Hardin's in Rockfish... it's about the best you're going to get in the area until the new Harris Teeter opens up. Their freshly-frozen vegatables are pretty good, also.
Ok, new question....Where is the best place in the area to find a non-standard beer selection? The ABC by the Wally World has a decent selection of spirits, could be better, but no idea where to look for beer or wine.
Ok, new question....Where is the best place in the area to find a non-standard beer selection? The ABC by the Wally World has a decent selection of spirits, could be better, but no idea where to look for beer or wine.
This thread is gay.
Shoot your meat.
Don't they sell Bud at the flipping Pantry?
longrange1947
06-03-2012, 19:50
It's a drive but try Grapes and Hops on 401 north across from Methodist College.
Closer is Bob and Sheree's on 401 about 5 blocks past McPherson Church Intersection.
Have fun.
It is only gay to you Philistines Dusty. :p
It's a drive but try Grapes and Hops on 401 north across from Methodist College.
Closer is Bob and Sheree's on 401 about 5 blocks past McPherson Church Intersection.
Have fun.
It is only gay to you Philistines Dusty. :p
:D When did the troops start needing a social forum to find chow and beer?
:D When did the troops start needing a social forum to find chow and beer?
Chow and beer can be found anywhere. Now Good Chow and Beer - that deserves a thread.
Chow and beer can be found anywhere. Now Good Chow and Beer - that deserves a thread.
lol I'll concede and will have to plead age and naivete as excuses.
There weren't any "designer" dining or beverage choices when I was at Bragg except maybe at the Kimchee Store or Pedro's. :D
Dusty, already looking into hunting and fishing licenses. But in the mean time, the wife would like food that isnt so task intensive.
As far as the thread, I agree with Pete.
longrange1947
06-04-2012, 06:46
lol I'll concede and will have to plead age and naivete as excuses.
There weren't any "designer" dining or beverage choices when I was at Bragg except maybe at the Kimchee Store or Pedro's. :D
But they were there and you seeked them out!!!
Gay! :p
But they were there and you seeked them out!!!
Gay! :p
lol That's entrapment. :p
:)I call it intelligence collecting. Gas is expensive these days.
:)I call it intelligence collecting. Gas is expensive these days.
Now, that makes sense. ;)
greenberetTFS
06-04-2012, 08:49
lol I'll concede and will have to plead age and naivete as excuses.
There weren't any "designer" dining or beverage choices when I was at Bragg except maybe at the Kimchee Store or Pedro's. :D
There wasn't any "designer" dining and beverage choies when I was at Bragg either in the mid 50's....... :rolleyes: From what I'm reading the guys today are quite pampered by all these new stores.........:p
Big Teddy :munchin
There wasn't any "designer" dining and beverage choies when I was at Bragg either in the mid 50's....... :rolleyes: From what I'm reading the guys today are quite pampered by all these new stores.........:p
Big Teddy
It's a trend started by some homosexual whippersnappers in the vicinity of Hay Street. :D
I remember when you had a choice of Skoal or Cope, Bud or Miller. ;)
ZonieDiver
06-04-2012, 09:34
It's a trend started by some homosexual whippersnappers in the vicinity of Hay Street. :D
I remember when you had a choice of Skoal or Cope, Bud or Miller. ;)
We didn't get paid so much in my day, so Bud and Miller were out of our price range. We had to drink Eastside or Mickey's Widemouth beers.