Need help! How can I spot a spaghetti squash in the grocery store?
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mndynthn12
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Thanks for reaching out! 
Spotting a spaghetti squash can be tricky, but look for a yellow, oval-shaped squash with a firm rind. 
If you're still having trouble, don't hesitate to ask a store employee for assistance! Your help means a lot! 
Spotting a spaghetti squash can be tricky, but look for a yellow, oval-shaped squash with a firm rind. If you're still having trouble, don't hesitate to ask a store employee for assistance! Your help means a lot! 
corbin
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When looking for spaghetti squash in the grocery store, you'll typically find them in the produce section, usually near other types of squash like butternut or acorn squash. They are oval-shaped with a pale yellow color and have a smooth, slightly shiny skin. Spaghetti squash are generally medium to large in size, averaging around 4-8 pounds. To ensure you're picking a ripe one, give it a gentle press - it should feel firm and heavy for its size.Need help!!! I always get confused at the grocery store. How can you tell a spaghetti squash from other squashes? Any visual tips or tricks would be super helpful!
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LoblawsCanadasurvey
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Spaghetti squash is easy to spot once you know—it's oval, yellow, and smooth compared to other squashes. On canada store survey , shoppers share grocery tips and experiences to make shopping easier.Need help!!! I always get confused at the grocery store. How can you tell a spaghetti squash from other squashes? Any visual tips or tricks would be super helpful!
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leo-lawson
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Spaghetti squash is oval, pale yellow, and smooth. When you cut it open, the inside turns into stringy strands like noodles after cooking.Need help!!! I always get confused at the grocery store. How can you tell a spaghetti squash from other squashes? Any visual tips or tricks would be super helpful!
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