I was thinking about that! How do others feel about that!?!?

You should definitely do that at least once to see if it works

It would probably work well. The staff would just think you were using an app and less headache for you.

I like the in store videos if at all possible “Waldo” 😂

It's fun to see you at the grocery store but I wouldn't mind if you took pics and talked about it somewhere else. A mix of both types of videos would be good!

frozen section will be its own video ;)

@@BobbyParrish Yesssss!!! Especially the chicken burrito bowl which is *almost* Bobby approved based on the ingredients from what I can tell, but not quite :) It tastes similar to Chipotle's to me.

AND the refrigerated take and heat section too. MMM Chicken Piccata.

@@BobbyParrish I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE FROZEN FOOD SECTION. I BUY SO MANY OF TJ'S FROZEN FOODS. THANK YOU !

@@chrismoore9686 The Greek Chicken & Chicken Marsala are good, too.

Trader Joe's would not want them to do that because than people would not buy all those products that these guys revealed bad ingredients and told you not to buy. Sure if they said this is great everything is great but they are telling it like it is. Nice for a change.

They dont allow people video in their stores because if they did, then there will be at least one person taking a video everyday. Imagine that.

Trader Joe’s doesn’t need these guys AT ALL. Why do you think that Trader Joe’s DOESNT RUN TV ADS? The brand sells itself

Trader Joe's attitude is NOT what I like in a store. They act like someone who is HIDING something. NOT COOL. I don't shop there anyway, I'm a "Whole Foods" girl, but this makes me NEVER want to go that store. Not honest....I don't give my business to liars.Honest businesses get ALL MY DOLLARS. Trader Joe's should know better. But thanks so much for your efforts anyway Bobby!❤️

I actually did Trader Joe shopping yesterday based on this video

You can easily make your own dressing with the exact ingredients you just listed, plus couple more things in a blender, cheaper and healthier than store bought. I'm used to eating raw unwashed veggies from my garden. With raw cheese and grassfed meat preferably.

....every time a bell rings, an angel gets its wings. It's a Flavorful Life😇😇😇

Jim Gorman 🤣🤣

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Jim Gorman 😂😂😂😂😂

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Too bad that some of the information is incorrect.

regardless of whether the information is 100% accurate I believe it's a very good starting point to understanding labels better;.....just have to use a little common sense

@J G Finally someone who isn't gullible!!! People should constantly do their own research and verify information before accepting it as fact. And for goodness sakes, be consistent in your principles. This guy is all over the place.

IshraImmoral I 😂😂😂😂😂

That would classic and funny😅

Jackie Miller 👍👍👍💯💯

I have never seen him get caught. He always talks about it...

Me too! It’s so hilarious! So ballsy. What they sacrifice to give us good content 😂

Lorrie 😂😂😂😂😂

Am I the only one who gets anxious ? Lol

She didn’t even let him get the Waldo out...he almost had it too.

you got it, ha!

Paul didn't seem to know the code word

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That’s funny as a former employee that’s also the code word we use for shoplifter hahaha

It’s actually Wally

this was the toughest video yet!

Walking to the store backwards didn't help the odds of staying incognito. 🤪

Love ❤️ Sprouts Market

They're in chicago. We don't have Sprouts in Chicago.

I've been there twice and I think they are probably the best of the health foods stores. Too bad I don't live near one.

ha, thanks!!

Undercover brother isn't a positive saying, lol

This is the protein powder I use-- Organic Whey Protein Isolate Powder Unflavored, Best Grass Fed Whey Protein Powder for Men and Women*, No Sugar and Non GMO, Made and Sourced in The U.S.A. by Natural Force---.

Check out the Clean Label Project’s study on protein powders. They test for 130 contaminants and toxins, it is really eye opening! They also have studies for pet food, sunscreen, baby food and other things! It a great source of information! www.cleanlabelproject.org/protein-powder/

I was hoping you would of did the peanut butter. Were you left off.

@@lisagrimsley6929 I found this on Amazon-365 Everyday Value, Organic Creamy Peanut Butter, Unsweeteend & No Salt, and Smuckers also makes a organic peanut butter

Just my opinion, but I don't think they are worth the money since you're paying $30-40 a bottle for quality grassfed ones, which you can use to buy grassfed meat or wild caught fish instead. Especially since meat is a whole foods so have more variety of nutrients. I understand the convenient factor, but I only eat in a 4-6hrs window, so I don't need any shakes on the go. I did buy Bulletproof collagen powder for my parents. If I have to buy one, I would find the most affordable grassfed collagen powder.

love it!

@@BobbyParrish You save me so much time when I go shopping and when I see an approved Bobby item I just get really excited. You are changing my life and my family's life

Our pleasure..enjoy ur shopping trip ;)

Art thins they will have facial recognition just for us! avoid NO STIR nut butters bc of palm oil!

Thanks. I love TJ's peanut butter-so low in price! I had bought the no salt crunchy and blah-it needs a touch of salt. I have their pbutter bc I am in the path of Hurricane Dorian. Your video today was a bright spot! I like the haul videos especially the Aldi ones!

@@BobbyParrish lol @ Art

soooo good!

Yes! It's the same here in Maryland 😑😣

hardest shoot yet!!

I go to one in ct too. I'm going today after seeing this video

Omg yes like mine, the Farmington one... forgot it. I can’t move an inch without accidentally hitting into someone or knocking something over. They really need to expand/remodel.

bet902 lol I was there last night! I tried to go later so it wouldn’t be as packed but even at 7:30p it was a full house. No way you can read labels for ingredients without people glaring at you to move or just pushing their way by. It’s annoying so I try to make my TJ trips as short as possible & only go for the things I can’t get anywhere else. If it wasn’t for that I would do all my grocery shopping there esp since the employees are so nice.

thanks for the love, back at ya!

FlavCity with Bobby Parrish Lots of love from Canada💕

Me too.

I agree about the nut butter section. I was hoping you would finish commenting when you came out of the store.

-Gut health: This is your first line of defense. Multifacet based on diet/lifestyle, being outdoor, eliminating most modern wheat and other processed foods, avoiding glyphosate which damages the gut -Glutathione: Master antioxidant made in your body. Made from various amino acids found more abundant in animal foods, and aided by sulfur containing foods (animal foods and cruciferous vegetables). Also from NAC (acetylcysteine), this one have many many healthy benefits and very interesting in itself. Most antioxidant in plant foods when consumed is not used by the body, and could have negative effect when consumed in excess. -Retinol: Vitamin A from liver and other animal foods. You can not get retinol from plant foods except conversion from carotene which is small and depends on various health factors. Retinol is "crucial for your brain, immune system, skin, eyes, teeth, bones and for the formation of hormones". There is a widely regurgitated myth about vitamin A toxicity which study shows is due to wrong form of (synthetic) supplementation, not from whole foods . (Thus, water-miscible, emulsifed, and solid preparations of retinol are ≈10 times as toxic as are oil-based retinol preparations. The safe upper single dose of retinol in oil or liver seems to be ≈4-6 mg/kg body wt.) -LDL: The so called bad cholesterol, important component in fighting viral infection. Solution is simply don't take statin. If you find this hard to believe, read the article " Lipoprotein Power - LDL and the Immune System" which have citations. -Sun exposure -Getting good sleep -Fasting and activating autophagy (watch Siim Land for more info)

How did you find that out?

shalar01 just went to Hyvee’s website where they talk about the One-Step pasture raised eggs being 100% cage-free with 108 sqft(aka a 10x10 area) of space and then says they are fed in a barn. I may be wrong but that sounds very sketchy

Privacy protection ^^ ya never know 🤷🏻‍♀️

@J G Actually, we do have a right to privacy - it's mentalities like this that just accept the violation of our rights that causes us to keep losing them. I don't blame Apple, I blame people like you who give up and let Apple take whatever people are willing to give up.

if say, that’s child’s parent came up to the camera man and asked for that footage to not be included I would hope that the film/editing crew would respect their wishes. So legally yeah, I’m in no way an expert. But in terms of common decency, shouldn’t we think past the narratives of “no privacy in a digital world”?

J G Alright, I respect your point. I’m a fan of Bobby and would give him the benefit of the doubt in these types of situations.

This is a business operating on private property which is different than catching people in the background on a public beach. I'm pretty certain it's illegal to profit using someone's image (a shopper) without their release. I wouldn't be happy if I appeared in the background let alone my kids. They're making quite an effort to not get caught so this is beyond an "oh OK, I didn't know we couldn't film in here". It probably time to buy the products and review them off site.

its on my list! grass-fed and pasure,,after that..taste prefer!

@@BobbyParrish also salted vs. unsalted

might be an IP issue. The way merchandise is organized is probably a trade secret.

It’s a privacy issue ! I sure the hell wouldn’t want them filming me secretly. Laws for our protection

@@alfredoxu7926 That's ridiculous. He's not showing anything that any corporate competitor can't see by walking into the store themselves, and there are no huge secret marketing methods. There are a lot of subtle things most customers don't notice, but every company visual department knows these, and teaches them to thousands of visual employees in every store in the franchise. Trader Joe's reasons are simple: they prohibit video taping in all of their stores because it potentially offends customers; the camera might inadvertently capture something that could be used in a civil law suit; and it's against the law to record video *and* audio in a private place without the permission of everyone in range of the camera and microphone. There's a notorious case from the 1990s where a news crew brought cameras into a public retail business and later broadcast the footage. They were trying to expose some sort of regional price-fixing, and the footage ended up going around to sister stations across the US. Unbeknownst to the news crew or anyone at the store or TV station, one of the store clerks was in the WitSec program, and was recognized by numerous people that thought he was dead. They came looking for him, and were arrested. WitSec planted undercover agents in the store, posing as clerks, who worked there for weeks. The protected witness was relocated, at great expense to taxpayers and his own safety. There's one other thing: Bobby's information is inaccurate, and sensationalistic. In this video, for example, he goes on about how hexane is a "chemical", therefore it's bad. He asks his partner what hexane is, and the partner clearly doesn't know, but neither does Bobby. He says the word "chemical" as if it's a bad thing, but every ingredient in every single product in the world is a chemical. Water is a chemical. The irony in his rant about hexane is that it's not even a single chemical - hexane is a group of non-polar, colorless, odorless solvents used in many industries. Fun fact: hexane is used in manufacturing iPhones, and there's more hexane residue in a typical iPhone than there is in an IBC (275 gallon container) of canola oil. It's one of the reasons new electronics smell the way they do fresh out of a sealed package - the hexane slowly evaporates from adhesives in the phone (primarily the screen, speakers, and microphone mounting) and carries other chemicals with it (that's why it's called a solvent). Those include aldehydes, like formaldehyde - to which you're exposed every time you use your phone. I'd love to see Bobby's face when you show him a list of "chemicals" found in an organic orange.

Because there have been nasty videos made making fun of customers (think "people of walmart"). The store owners have no idea if they are saying good or bad things about their items. I think the store does have a right to decide what goes on inside their own building. Also customers may not want themselves on KZfaq or their children on KZfaq. Also recall the videos people are making of themselves doing things like licking a gallon of icecream and then putting it back on the shelves. The store owners have no idea if people are doing a kind review or pulling off some crazy prank.

you are very observant! in general, i prefer to cook the,, but for the hummus, it was nt possible.

Lol

Yes, I was coming to say the same thing!