Angelina out with the girls on 2/18/09. Credit: WENN.com

Brangelina has materialized in Long Island again. This, after scattered reports of a rendezvous at Dunkin Donuts, a casual report of a book store visit, and the collective swooning of dressed-up Long Island mothers for Brad “Mr. Mom” Pitt. So was this a dangerous liaison amongst the yogurt? Alas, ‘twas not to be – young Zahara and Shiloh joined Brad and Angelina for the Stop & Shop grocery store jaunt.

You know Princess Zahara made the grocery list. She probably sat her parents down and was like, “This is what we need, write whatever I say… Coco Puffs… tuna… skim milk… cookies…” The grocery store visit lasted 30 minutes – pretty quick, considering they were buying for a family of eight. Princess Zahara’s list must have been organized by aisle.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie hit up a suburban grocery store with two of their kids Saturday afternoon, a Stop & Shop employee tells Usmagazine.com.

“They were here for 30 minutes and left,” Monira Ahmed, who works in customer service, tells Us of the pair — who are staying on New York’s Long Island while she films thriller Salt.

“They were very friendly,” continues Ahmed of the couple, who were joined by Zahara, 4, and Shiloh, 2. “They gave autographs and allowed people to take pictures of them inside…very nice.”

Jolie was dressed down and “looked ordinary — not too much makeup. They were simple and humble.”

Pitt — who donned a newsboy cap — pushed the cart while Jolie followed behind them as they shopped in the produce, fish and meat sections, Ahmed says.

From US Magazine

Good Lord, people were getting Brangelina autographs at the Stop & Shop? What the Long Island son of a …? Best grocery store visit ever. You know at least one person probably grabbed the closest piece of paper handy for them to sign… and it was like Star Magazine or Us Weekly. Somebody should put that on eBay, a signed copy of Star’s “Angelina’s pregnant to keep Brad from sexy nannies” issue. And notice Brad was still wearing the damn newsboy cap. Enough with the cap, Brad!