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For those who hosted Xmas, do you return unused groceries to the store for a refund?
I spent so much money on food hosting this party! I will have to walk into the store to return at least 3 bags full. Is this acceptable?
13 Answers
- SusanLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Yes as long as you have the receipt,nothing is perishable and not opened.
- cinderellanjoLv 51 decade ago
They are unlikely to take it back. Once removed from the store anything could have happened to the groceries. They can't take the chance that the food MIGHT be contaminated. The other choice might be to donate the food to a local charity or a church. The worst that can happen would be they would say no. Otherwise, save those groceries for a New Year's Party.
- 1 decade ago
That's an excellent question...I wouldn't think that this would be acceptable due to the fact that people could somehow contaminate the items and put others in danger, but if you do try to take the unused items back and they accept them, please let me know. I've got tons of snack crackers & chips that I'll never eat that we didn't use today. I sure hope you had a wonderful holiday and Happy New Year to you!!!
- 1 decade ago
Donate it to crossroads. They need it desperateley. Thats what my family does, at least once a month I drive up to crossroads with 3 or 4 bags of donations.
- 1 decade ago
It would not be appropriate to take back things you bought for your party and because they were not used ou want to take them back. Give them out as Xmas gifts or to charity i'm sure there are persons who would love them and who will appreciate them, anyway it's Christmas give while you can and taking those back won't benefit anyone but...
- Anonymous5 years ago
Worn underwear
- mazotti1Lv 41 decade ago
I have never done that before but I suppose if it was not perishable it would be okay...
- Anonymous1 decade ago
It wouldn't be to me.
Note, they are not likely to take perishables back.