Grocery shopping at Cub Foods in 1996
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 เม.ย. 2023
- Footage of people shopping at the grocery store chain in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Mostly shots of the chip and snack aisle, but some nice overhead stuff as well.
This mediocre video from April last around 9 minutes or so.
Clearly before shrinkflation.
I just can't get over how STOCKED these shelves are lol
I assume they got it that way because they knew it was going to be featured in this.
Where do you shop? The stores all around my city are always stocked liked this
People still had a work ethic back then. Look at the polls on how many gen Z'ers think socialism is the way to go.
What I was gonna say!!
Tell me about it
Here in the Chicagoland area it looks like a war zone
That store is so clean and organized 😍
almost as if it was being documented as a reference.
Very clean. But pretty much any Kroger when mgmt tells people that someone important is coming.
Back when $20 got you so much food for the week. Today $20 would get you maybe four items.
That’s how inflation works $20. Got you a lot in the 1950s versus the 1990s.
Sadly, true :/
@@Jacob-nu4nd wage increase hasnt kept up with inflation though bud
shaddup corporate greed apologist @@Jacob-nu4nd
The old school dorito bag looked so much better
I was 37 when this was filmed, married and raising four kids on a single income. Cub foods in Portland, Oregon was our go to store to make ends meet. Looked pretty much like this store, now changed to WINCO and still the same layout.
I'm in Portland too. Cub Foods was THE PLACE to grocery shop. They even had a video rental section where you could rent movies too! I miss the 90s so much!
I didn’t even know Cub had stores in Oregon. I thought it was a Minnesota only thing.
@@oscarmorales8979they used to be in the Chicago area
Are you sure it was the same Cub foods? I thought at the height of their business, they were only in some midwest states like WI, IA, NE, MI. Mainly just MN. Didn't realize they had a presence on the west coast...
Grocery store stuff is my absolute favorite, especially from the late 80s trough late 90s. I love seeing all the old packaging and prices.
Great throwback video! I like the look of the older logos on those snack foods.
I remember Cub Foods in the 90s... man, I miss the 90s so much!
Insane. Look at the bags of chips. It's ALL chips and NO air.
Never would have thought as a kid that going grocery shopping with mom or dad in the 90's was something I'd miss as an adult lol. I loved sitting in the basket part of the cart and being pushed around the store while my parents shopped. Sometimes I'd lay down on my belly on the underneath part of the cart and pretend I was flying. One particular store around me had miniature carts for kids to push around which was fun.
Nostalgic snackdom 😄. Seems like food tasted yummier then. '96 was fun indeed especially summer of that year ❤. Just subbed btw. Great throwback vids 👌.
Thanks for the sub!
It was=less chemicals
Food was better. Most everything was better. Now food tastes like either cardboard or they've tried to move everything to synthetic or fake meat, and it's nasty.
My dad used to get those generic "one pound" potato chips all the time (1:52). I think they came with 2 shiny bags of wavy potato chips. Thank you for the memories!
Mine too. We pretty much always got the "generic" or store brands when I was growing up because we were poor, not to mention my dad was a self proclaimed cheap skate lol. He would say he was bringing home "Blizzards" for us and we'd get all excited thinking he meant Dairy Queen, then he'd come home with a carton of cheap vanilla ice cream from the store and a bag of m&ms lol. He just handed us a bowl of ice cream with m&ms thrown on top and told us to stir it up.
@@ville666sora😅😂😂. That's hilarious and I bet you look on those times with misty eyes even though you had off brand blizzards. 💚
Glad to see Old Dutch has barely changed in almost 20 years. The Butter Spindles are my favorite.
One pound potato chip boxes...that would be $7 today. Wow I miss the 90s.
Not grocery shopping so much as "really seeing the hell out of that chip aisle"
Cub used to take expired coupons, which helped so much with our grocery budget. I would get them from other people who shopped elsewhere. It was great.
I miss those classic designs of Doritos, Lays, Pringles, Cheetos, Ruffles etc.
My hometown! Crazy that some of the packaging for some chips hasn't changed. Cub looked much more like a warehouse back that - I forgot about that!
Potato Chip/Pet Food aisle. That's a combo I've never seen before.
Back when everything tasted better 😔
Holy cow the bag of Doritos is actually filled to the top. Look how many you get in a bag
Always liked those classic designs on the Doritos bags.
Completely forgot about the Taco Bell and Pizza Hut deals, I at least vaguely remember the Taco bell one.
When the camera went down the cookie isle, I was looking for Mother's Cookies, lol. I miss that brand.
Mothers cookies. 😅
The Pizza Hut Doritos! 1:05
Hands down best chips they ever released!
I absolutely love those old Pepsi and Mountain Dew logos!
3:37 you're trying to get a pictures of that. 😂 rest in peace grandma
back when chips were cheap and not filled with air.
Right..I went to the comments to see if anybody mentioned this lol. Those bags look much bigger
@@miltchamberlain6218 much bigger and much cheaper..now the opposite
This is back when everyone took pride in whatever work they did. Just look how neat the store was! #BringBackThe90s! 😢
My grocery store today looks exactly the same
@@Jacob-nu4nd must be nice. Mine reeks of weed has empty shelves and more security than a prison
I can find plenty of grocery stores in my area that are just as nice today...
Look at how many snack products have the color green on the packaging. The 90s were big on baked and low fat.
So many memories of my dad taking us grocery shopping at Cub Foods in Reynoldsburg, Ohio near Columbus in the early and mid 1990s on Saturdays, then would come home to watch SNICK on Nickelodeon
I called in sick to a grocery store to go watch Green Day play at a bowling alley in Omaha Nebraska back in 1994
What a small world! I’m from Omaha born and raised. Still live here. I was only a couple years old at the time
Fkin chip heaven!!! I woulda went right for the ruffles
My Hometown of Minnestoa! I miss it! I move to Ohio when my job located me back in 2002. One thing I dont miss for sure is the snow, but I miss Cub Foods and Mall of America.
There were some Cub Foods stores in Columbus and Dayton. All closed by 2012.
Wow, u can tell how much bigger the bags and boxes of snacks were back then. Thanks for video!
True. Now they charge you more for products that have shrunk in size, and often have had their formula changed to make them cheaper to produce so they aren't as good.
Back when cereal aisles were my favorite aisles of grocery stores as a kid back in the early 2000s
my dude going all out for the action shot on the rolling ladder being pushed starting at 6:04. INTENSE!
🤣🤣🤣
@@vampirerobot Dude, such a subjective term, wouldn't one say?
Has anyone else noticed how these shelfs are nice and neat unlike the store nowaday's??💀. People nowaday's be throwing shit anywhere on the shelfs
😂
Pizza Hut Doritos?!!? I want some!! I didn't know that was a thing.
At this point in time, I'm in my bedroom enjoying either my super Nintendo or N64 without a care in the world. Oblivious to how much the future would kick my ass. I wish I could go back 😢🥺🥺
Well, everyone's fucked. Like the future's that important anyway.
@@LINJ638 that's a shame
Oh man do i identify with what you wrote. Damn...
Cookies I saw when the old woman walked by I havnt seen in 25 years. In clear plastic
Wish I had a time machine, so that I could stock up on two years supply of food.
I can't believe somebody took a video of this. I remember Cub Foods. The store that used to make you bag your own groceries and sold everything cheaper because of it. Now, we're all unpaid employees of the grocery stores and we all pay high prices.
Man I was only 4 years old. How I wish I could go back to those good simple times.
What I'd do for a pizza hut flavored dorito right about now...😛
🤣🤣🤣
GENERIC was an option back then! 😊
I remember the northern light chips! They tasted like cardboard, but I still bought them and dipped them in salsa
This brings back a lot of memories and emotions. I remember going grocery shopping with my Grandparents in the mid 70's at Cub Foods when you had to use a crayon to mark the prices on the cans and other items. Back before all of the electronics made scanning simpler and easier. I used to love this as a little boy.
I wish they had these same snack / foods today with those same prices .
This is back when grocery stores were professional.
Back then people didn't mind being on film nobody saying "I don't want to be film" or "You can't record in here"
i've not heard the name Cub foods in decades. my parents would shop at the one in joliet, il. those were the good ole days of the 80s and 90s.
I was 11 when this was filmed. Used to love going grocery shopping with my mom to Cubs in Portland Oregon (now Winco) got a sub from me out of this. I’m a nostalgic old fart and this channel really scratches that itch.
Loved the walk though of the chips. Good job on that!
I was 3 years old when this was filmed. I love to look at these videos to see how packaging and stuff in general has changed. It’s just cool to watch in my opinion.
Some of those labels look the same today.
I wasn’t even around in 96 I was born in 99 but overall I loved going to Cub as a kid in the 2000s and I still shop at Cub now as it’s not as overpriced and pretentious as many other grocery stores are trying to be nowadays.
I love Cub Foods. I think they were really cool grocery store when growing up
This channel taking me dowm nostalgia road love it ❤️
Looks like they had more food in general and it was actually affordable back then. xD
Inflation, could still be same relative
Imagine you plop someone from the 1950s they would say those prices are expensive
This is what I want to show the customers at my job when they're asking me for where the chips are.
Its somehow relaxing to me watching videos from back then
That old fashion cheese popcorn was the best
What was the greatest invention ever made in the popcorn department ?
All of those damn shots of the potato chips is making me really hungry
1:10 The old Doritos logo 🥲😭
Just seeing some of the old packaging brings back memories
Life in the "land of plenty" will not look like this again.
When food tasted good
Look how stoked and organized
Planogram workers were great back then
My favorite part was when we saw the chips. All 6 different times, including the different heights and perspectives of zooming in! So many different views of the same aisle of chips, it was really educative!
😂
1996 year when Steven burch took over a Kroeger. Market 11 18 1996. .the even was chronicled as well on most daring series of home videos released and world's most incredible hostage rescues
The boxed old Dutch potato chips my dad bought them all the time
Brings back memories
I was going through your videos last week and I was happy to see that you had shared several episodes of the Cosby Mysteries (1994) which I enjoyed watching as a kid. When I went to watch one earlier today, I saw that you removed them from your TH-cam account and I cannot watch them anymore. Please consider reposting them on your channel in the future since The Cosby Mysteries is not available to watch any other way. Thank you for your consideration.
The whole awesome series was there. The channel is growing too fast now...so I'll be removing the copyrighted stuff from here onto another new channel.
I just don't want this channel shut down.
@@vampirerobot Thanki you for your response and your generosity in sharing some great content. Best wishes.
Back when Cub was a discount grocery store. Now their prices higher than the luxury grocery stores!
Before the shrink ray hit the chips.
case cuts are so clean here... Impressive
Oh the legend that is the Pizza Hut Doritos. Why the hell they haven’t re released these is beyond me! In fact, it’s bullshit! I need those tasty tortilla chips in my mouth once again!
Oh man, I remember the fat free potato chips from the '90s. I think they contained olestra which had some not so pleasant side effects. I was looking for Snackwells too!
Lol yes 😂 the WOW! Chips? 🚽 🏃🏼♀️
I still remember the "low fat/fat free" trends of the 1990s.
Cub foods ❤ i used to like those square picnic cakes with the sprinkles
Wow. This is the Cub I remember. Is this B-roll for a news station?
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Keep strong!!
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I can hear Holding Back the Years by Simply Red on in the background at the beginning of the video!
I swear the Tostado chips bag hasn’t changed at all lol.
is it me or are the food bags bigger than today ahhhhh 1996 when food was way cheaper then unlike today
On June 30 1996 mike piazza.hit 4 home runs vs rockies and he was named 1996 al star game mvp
When this was filmed I was in England raising a 3 year old, the 90s were amazing, I hate everything about today, can’t think straight when I go into a supermarket today, 🤦♀️
My favorite grocery store & always soo clean!!!
I've only been to a cub foods store once in the Chicago area. From the looks of this one it used to be one of those warehouse type stores?
True. Store chain options are much less around Chicagoland these. Jewel-Osco is the only, major retailer from the old days, that is still around (and not what it used to be). The competition is weak and flawed. Cub made a stupid mistake and pulled out in 2008. We shopped at Cub Foods for all big orders, from the early 90s (when a store opened by us), until 2008. Jewel was used at our convenience. I miss every aspect of shopping there years ago.
Wow. I remember Cub Foods.
Those bag of chips are filled to the top, 😮
1996 the year of ID4
1996 by June ps1 went from 299 to 1.99😊
Great vid
Would love to see some BI-LO, Winn-Dixie or Ingles from this era
These videos are cool but a bit peculiar being that It wasn't very common at all for people to do these types of video diaries back in the 90's and early 00's as it is today, but that's what makes them awesome. It's almost like someone time traveled back to this actual time period for the sole purpose of documentation lol I wonder if these videos were originally created just for documenting or for some other project at the time? Does anyone know? Most the videos even seem to have the same filming style from the late 70's all the way up until the mid 00's, and there's a lot of videos present on the channel but not a whole lot of backstory to why they were made. It's interesting to see things like this being done before it was big.
the way the camera work is and how specific the things featured are, i think it was video to be used in a news story, or whats leftover from it anyways since networks only use a small portion of the video
It was shot by a videographer for the purpose of it being used as B roll for a news story, all of these videos are, it’s obvious
1996
The year of ID4 summer blockbuster
And also Hercules and Xena
1996 we got ps1 nba live 97. 96 was on ps1 but 1997 was a solid improvement over 96 ps1