JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Maple Street location in Jacksonville is working to help families amid COVID-19 concerns by selling toilet paper, and other items the company usually would not sell to the public, Maple Street Biscuit Company founder, Scott Moore, announced on Wednesday.
The Murray Hill location will begin selling family-sized portions of easy to reheat items that can feed your family for several meals.
“We ordered as much as we could of all of the items that we thought people we’re looking,” Chelsea Harrelson, an associate at Maple Street Biscuit Company, said. "Toilet tissue, paper towels, frozen chicken breasts, granola bars, water bottles, orange juice, things like that. We’re offering them for sale. It’s not us trying to bring in business or nothing like that, it’s strictly trying to make people’s minds ease a little bit they have something they can get.”
The restaurant will be selling these items until they run out or are no longer able to be opened.
Here is a list of items the company will be selling:
- Toilet paper - $0.75 per roll
- Bottled water (24 pack) - $5.00
- Paper towels - $1.50 per roll
- Tropicana OJ (10oz. bottle) - $1.25 each
- Frozen chicken breast (6oz.) - $1.50 each
- Nature Valley Granola Bar - $0.50 each
- Mac n’ Cheese (serves 10) - $32.00
- Collard Greens (serves 10) - $28.00
- Flaky Biscuits - half dozen $7, dozen $12
- Iced Cinnamon Biscuits - half dozen $8, dozen $13
- Apples, tomatoes, and oranges - $0.50 each
- Bananas - $0.25 each
- Pineapples - $2.50
- Strawberries - $2.50
- Grapes - $1.50
- Lettuce - $1.50
