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Happy weekend, everyone. After the pandemic grocery boom, supermarkets are looking for ways to keep customers forking over the dough,

while many people had time to crack open those dusty cookbooks and bake endless loaves of sourdough bread over the past 12 months.

Well, life is getting busy again as more areas open up,

and now that folks are no longer staring at their four walls all day. Convenience is popular once more,

and that spells opportunity for grocers. Earlier this year, Mid-Atlantic grocery chain,

Giant Food, launched a new private label line for people who love that home-cooked meal flavor,

but really just want to turn on the oven or slow cooker. The aptly named Cook-in Bag line has 14 options, including Asian terriaki chicken breasts, lemon dill scallops,

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