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Middlesex Fruitery
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The Middlesex Fruitery is an old-fashioned shopping experience. The store has been in the same family for more than 50 years. The staff wait on you so you get the best possible produce. They will pick out exactly what you want (when do you want to eat your cantaloupe? how firm do you like your pears?).
Prices are a little higher than the supermarket, but you have no waste because there are no blemishes or anything spoiled (unlike a bag of apples from the supermarket). I've bought their ""dent and scratch"" apples for applesauce and the quality of their ""dent and scratch"" is better than the quality of regular apples at Stop and Shop.
When you walk in, wait in the line or near the door, and when it's your turn, you'll be greeted and helped with your order. Pretend you're in Paris and learning a new custom in a foreign culture.
Soon you'll be a regular and asking the owners how their grandkids are doing.
If you want to fight the corporate take-over of our lives, shop in a truly small, local, unique business -- the Middlesex Fruitery.
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