A die-hard Wegmans shopper shares the 10 house brand products you didn’t know you needed.
I am a proud member of the church ofWegmans.
This is not butter for cooking.
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This is really fancy treat-yourself butter.
Eat it on a fresh Wegmans baguette.
Eights dollars nets you a big tub of this perfect sweet-and-salty snack.
They make great treats or toppings on ice cream sundaes.
Once you try it, you’ll never go back.
Does it recruit staff from Japan who have worked at said Tokyo fish market?
I always stock up.
It also works great mixed with vinegar as a salad dressing or even as a bread dip.
It’s a true wonder product you didn’t know you needed.
(Wegmans also competes with Costco by offering a section of big-box items in many of its stores.)
Coming in plain, lemon pepper, and BBQ, they also beat out Costco in the flavor department.
Cold or warmed up, it’s strangely addicting.
