Shoppers switch to Walmart after Kroger confirms it discontinued fan favorite dip - customers say it
SHOPPERS may no longer purchase a popular dip as a major grocery chain has discontinued the product.
Kroger shoppers have one less item to grab while browsing aisles as the grocery giant has discontinued its brand of dip.
The Private Selection Mexican Street Corn Dip came with Cojita cheese, paprika, and lime.
Customers could enjoy the 12-ounce dip hot or cold.
However, Kroger recently confirmed via Twitter that the item was given the ax, and customers were not happy about it.
One Twitter user wrote: “Kroger literally takes all my fav things from me / stops selling them. But this is the last god damn straw.”
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“I’m about to shop at Walmart I swear to god,” they added.
While the dip may be gone for now, the company did apologize for letting shoppers down.
“Sorry we don't have better news. We will let our leadership know how much you want us to bring it back,” Kroger said.
SAY SAYONARA
Since shelf space is typically expensive, fan favorites get the ax fairly often.
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For example, the Big K Black Cherry Soda from the Kroger brand was also discontinued.
The soda came in a pack of 12 and was caffeine free.
However, the large grocery store confirmed via Twitter that it was in fact gone for good.
Additionally Kroger has discontinued its Hot Honey Pepperoni Frozen Pizza.
Shoppers loved the option as it featured a hint of honey and chili for a sweet and spicy flavor.
Each stonebaked frozen pizza cooks from frozen in 12 minutes and is made with sourdough crust.
KROGER CHANGES
Back in February, Kroger decided to ax the weekly circular despite many mailers relying on grocery deals.
However, they aren't gone for good.
Instead of mailing them to customers’ homes, the grocer will keep the flyers in-store only.
Kroger and its affiliates will also continue to post digital ads and coupons to its mobile apps, where customers can create a digital profile to receive customized ads.
Various local news outlets and social media accounts reported notices from Kroger alerting it will stop its circulation.
So far, stores in Michigan, Indiana, Mississippi, and Oregon have told customers via notices in the print circulars they will stop receiving ads to their homes in late May.
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