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Prep: 15 minutes • Slow Cook: 5 hours • Serves: 6

Watch the video recipe here.

Ingredients

• 2            tablespoons olive oil
• 1            (3-pound) boneless top round beef roast
• 1            package (16 ounces) frozen stew vegetables
• 1            package (13 ounces) slow cooker pot roast sauce

Recipe

1. In large skillet, heat oil over medium-high heat; add roast and cook 10 minutes, turning to sear all sides.
2. Place vegetables in 5- to 6-quart slow cooker; place roast on top of vegetables and pour sauce over roast. Cover and cook on high 5 to 6 hours or on low 10 to 12 hours or until beef is very tender.

Nutrition

Approximate nutritional values per serving: 411 Calories, 15g Fat (5g Saturated), 134mg Cholesterol, 737mg Sodium, 16g Carbohydrates, 0g Fiber, 53g Protein

Starting Thursday, March 19 to better protect those who are most at risk, we are offering senior shopping hours. All stores will offer seniors (60+) 1 hour of designated shopping time prior to current store hours.

All Locations 

Senior-shopping hour 

Mon – Sat: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. 

Sunday: Closed 

Regular hours 

Mon – Sat: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

Sunday: Closed  

PHARMACY HOURS for Centerville location only 

Senior-shopping hour 

Mon – Sat: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. 

Sunday: Closed 

Regular hours 

Mon – Fri: 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. 

Saturday: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.  

Sunday: Closed  

FAQ

What if a guest is shopping for an elderly person?

They will need to do their shopping during times not set side for the elderly.

What if a family member wants to assist their senior with shopping?

They can assist their senior, but cannot do their own shopping until the designated time.

Why only the elderly?

They are the most at risk for COVID-19 and to help keep this ground safe, we are opening our stores an hour earlier to provide a shopping experience with less exposure to others.

When will Online shopping (Rosie) be available for our elderly and high-risk guests?

We will continue to monitor the store conditions and will resume online orders once we can adequately fulfill orders.

Will we do over the phone orders?

Not at this time.

When will this start?

Thursday morning March 19th

Will we check IDs?

Smith’s is requiring customers to show IDs. We will use our best judgement at the door by asking “are you over 60?” If a guest is turned away and wants to show an ID, they may.

Will nursing home staffs be allowed to come in and shop during senior shopping?

No. This hour is designated to those who are over the age of 60 and are the most at risk for COVID-19.

Regular store limits apply during Senior Shopping Hours.

The pharmacy will be open at 8am to assist guests. We cannot deliver RX curbside.

Dear Dick’s Market Guests, 

As a local grocer, we know you place significant faith in us, and we do not take your commitment lightly. We want to share the steps we’ve taken to help prevent community spread of the Coronavirus (Covid-19); provide suggestions you can implement; and make sure you have a way to contact us as we work through this situation together. 

Over the past two-months, with guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), we’ve developed plans for the current situation. In addition to all the planning and preparations, our team has deployed the following initiatives to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus: 

Efforts to protect you, our valued guests: 

1. We regularly check and refill cart wipe stations throughout the day. 
2. We have increased the amount of hand sanitization stations available throughout our stores. Key areas include our restrooms, pharmacies, all fresh departments and checkout lanes. 
3. We have reviewed our standards for food safety, cleaning and sanitizing with all team members.
4. We have seen increases in demand for products, creating shortages in some key categories, including toilet paper, cleaning/disinfectant supplies, hand sanitizer and water. To help in the short term, we have implemented item limits on these products. Our warehouse team is also working non-stop to deliver as much product as possible.
5. We are focusing on education for basic hygiene practices from the CDC and other agencies for our teams and guests. 
6. We have a working plan in place to address situations like this one. We are assessing and adjusting plans and actions each day to quickly respond to this situation.   

Efforts to protect our team: 

1. We regularly send key information to team members and are taking additional measures to get up-to-date information shared quickly. 
2. We are reminding team members to stay home if they are sick. We’ve also adjusted our team member sick leave policy to help those that are ill or caring for a sick loved one.
3. We’ve implemented restrictions for all business travel. 
4. To help control the spread of the virus, we have cancelled all upcoming major company events.  

Here are a few basic practices you can implement to help protect yourself: 

1. CDC recommends keeping six feet of distance between you and others. 
2. Stay clear of anyone who is displaying symptoms of a cold or flu.
3. Make sure you wash your hands frequently for at least 20 seconds and dry with a clean paper towel.  
4. When using hand sanitizer, be sure to use a sanitizer that is at least 60% isopropyl alcohol. 
5. It is a good practice to avoid big groups of people. 

Being local is important. You are our neighbors, friends and family. We are here to support you. As news coverage about the coronavirus continues to increase, we are seeing a rise in sales. We are doing all we can to be in stock in as many of these situations as possible and you’ve demonstrated to us you understand the challenge.  

If you have questions or suggestions as we move forward, please feel free to reach out to us. We have set up the following email address (questions@afstores.com). We will check it regularly and respond as quickly as possible. 

Sincerely, 

Your Dick’s Market Team

Darin Peirce Vice President of Operations	David Rice President of Macey’s
Steve Holm Division Manager	Chris Otteson Division Manager	Jan Whiteley Division Manager

These adjusted and temporary store hours will allow our teams to assure our facilities are cleaned and sanitized as well as stocked and ready for the next business day. Your patience during this rapidly developing situation is greatly appreciated.

All Locations

Monday – Saturday
9:00am – 9:00pm

Sunday
Closed

Pharmacy Hours (Centerville location only)

Monday – Friday
9:00am – 9:00pm

Saturday
9:00am – 7:00pm

Sunday
Closed