H-E-B

Sweet tamales, known as 'tamales de dulce' are traditional and trending, they are also on sale at HEB or you can make your own! Strawberry tamales- yum!

With COVID-19 cases on the rise, grocery store shelves are starting to look like they did a couple of months ago.  H-E-B has taken notice and has put a limit on toilet paper, paper towels, and brisket, once again! As of Saturday, June 27th the purchasing limits were reinstated...

H-E-B tortillas are the best-manufactured tortillas in the country. Nah, the world. Sadly, you can't buy H-E-B tortillas online so if you ain't in Texas or can't get them delivered to you, you're out of luck.

In addition to being open longer, H-E-B will also relax some item limitations and reopen departments that were shuttered in the earliest days of the pandemic.

H-E-B- Asks That Only One Family Member Per Household Grocery Shop

Vela Farms has outgrown its space and will be moving to 221 South Main, adding enough room for cooking classes and a bakery.

With antibacterial products potentially running low in stock it might be a good idea to consider making your own antibacterial items for your household.

You see a lot of special promotions on Facebook and other social media all the time but, are they really legit? Recently one popped up that promised a $200 voucher to 1,000 customers of the H-E-B grocery chain. The 'promotion' was supposedly in celebration of the store's birthday...

Please no, not ice cream, my weakness, especially this time of year. Yes, H-E-B has issued a voluntary recall of certain ice cream products after pieces of broken metal were discovered in processing equipment. The affected brands include EconoMax Nepolitan and Vanilla, Hill Country Fare ice cream, and Creamy Creations Sherbets...

H-E-B is sending aid to Victoria, Texas! As if you needed any more reasons to love H-E-B, once again they offer a helping hand to Texans in need. Check out this video posted by KENS 5 News.  The trucks are H-E-B disaster relief vehicles headed to support first responders and residents in need...

How do you honor one of the greatest NBA players of all time who's retired? With their own branded breakfast cereal, of course. H-E-B has introduced a limited edition cereal called 'Slam Duncan O's' at 166 stores within San Antonio and surrounding areas to honor Spurs great Tim Duncan, who recently retired after 19 years with the Spurs...

It's something we Texans know, and of which we are proud. Now, a highly-respected business publication has confirmed: when it comes to grocery stores, no other chain can beat H-E-B! These three letters are synonymous with a great, fresh grocery shopping experience throughout the Lone Star state!