aeg13 South Texas
10/24/14 10:22 pm
Frozen vegetables to fresh except those I get from truck farmers picked that A.M. Egyptian cotton oversized towels and high thread count sheets. All leather shoes and handbags. Grandsons with dry noses!
ThomasK
10/23/14 6:26 am
I'm actually usually a snob against snobs. I get really annoyed by people who refuse to eat or try something for snobbish reasons, people that make fun of others' taste or choices, or who act too good for something. I'm an anti-snob snob.
MachoMatt84 Climbing Mountains
10/22/14 11:46 pm
I'm a bit of a snob when it comes to my hiking gear. It must be ultra light or super light for its purpose or I don't even consider it. My overnight pack, including food and water is about 17-18 lbs for a solo trip.
tcadez Minnesnowta
10/22/14 11:40 pm
I'm a bit of a tv and film snob. It seems to happen if you take film classes. You start to hold films up to a higher standard than just "Does this amuse or entertain me?"
catpillow Florida West Coast
10/22/14 5:53 pm
I'm with you on the chocolate. I'm also a garlic snob..it has to be Christopher Farms or at least California. Fish has to be perfectly fresh, fruit must have no bruises, hot dogs all beef with natural casing, no frozen/chain pizza, organic catsup.
bstokosa Connecticut
10/22/14 4:47 pm
I have become a snob when it comes to bed sheets. Nothing less than 800 thread count - Pima or Egyptian cotton sateen weave. I'm spending over 1/3 of my day in bed I'm going to treat myself good.
Nik
10/22/14 4:40 pm
Camera snob for sure, phone cameras are a joke, point and shoot are hardly worth putting in your hand. I prefer medium format film but am liking the DSLRs
DuckAndCower
10/22/14 4:14 pm
Yeah, I'm kind of a snob when it comes to games, but I'm working on it. I've even managed to enjoy some rounds of Apples To Apples!
ThomasK
10/22/14 4:04 pm
Not really snobby, buy i only buy Dawn dish soap now. It literally lasts years it's so concentrated. You end up saving money over cheap alternatives.
asia
10/22/14 1:08 pm
I'm something of a yarn snob...but I try to find my yarn at cheap prices...which I have been able to do. Just cannot afford too many skeins of yarn at $30 or more.
ontargetlisa
10/22/14 12:55 pm
Tea snob for sure! I carry my own in case someone serves me Lipton or GFS crap in a restaurant.
Cheese snob too... Life is too short to bother with American Cheese, aka "processed cheese food".
Zod Above Pugetropolis
10/22/14 12:22 pm
Not really, or maybe so but the other way around. I can't see paying more for a "name" or "premium" brand product that is no better than the cheap stuff from Costco. And I completely disagree about delicious Hershey's chocolate. Mmm good!
Wink
10/22/14 12:07 pm
I am a beer snob, car snob, hotel snob, and kids' shoe snob.
I agree that Hershey's milk chocolate is not worth the calories. I'll allow the Special Dark, but prefer others.
mugendraco Alabama
10/22/14 11:57 am
Video games. As someone who's played around 600 games across many different platforms, I tend to look down on those who call themselves gamers, but only play tablet, mobile, or browser games, or who only play when they're bored.
imawench
10/22/14 11:03 am
Cafe Britt espresso roast, and Ghirardelli chocolate. I allow myself one square of chocolate a day. My favorites include dark chocolate with caramel and sea salt, dark chocolate truffles, and recently the Mocha. So good!!
susanr Colorado
10/22/14 10:48 am
Computer stuff (Apple). Ice cream (preferably Graeter's). A lot of food in general... I'd rather have a small amount of something high quality than a whole lot of something made of crap (I'll just skip the latter entirely).
chickencookie Biden crime syndicate
10/22/14 9:54 am
Tea for sure. I cannot drink anything but freshly brewed tea leafs as opposed to dust. I expect Cats to back me up on this. I also suddenly cannot eat store bought cookies and even local bakeries fail to impress.
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