Beautiful fruit and veg. No plastic, no air miles

Ouch.

We could get more here for that! At Aldi (uk)

Can I move to Wisconsin?

Seems like a fair price for all that and a cat

Now that's a haul!

They got the drumsticks for 95 cents and the wings for a bit over a dollar! Wow!

Nice, but where’s the protein for 76 bucks? Any tempeh in there?

Good job

that is awesome for alaska!

Great job!

That seems pricey?

No.

Omfg I need to hunt down that hot honey pepperoni and feta pizza 😲😲😲

I can't remember the last time I had a grocery haul like this. But on the positive side, we've had less spoiled food to go through.

Nice work!

The toilet paper is 10$ but that organic hamburger is like 9$ a lb. Unless thats pork? was helping a neighbor use their United Healthcare food/toiletry benefit card and discovered you can only buy pre sealed meat. Nothing from regular butcher section, sigh. So for him to get hamburger he had to get that pre sealed organic and waste 5$/lb. Luckily it's often "on sale" bc noone buys it when the burger next to it is 4$/lb. BTW if anyone has that card, they fixed the scanner so you can use phone to make certain you can purchase items. Finally.

Eggs, bananas, rice, store brand frozen veggies, store brand oatmeal -- all great options to get a big bang for your buck.

I really need an Aldi's where I live.

Olive oil is expensive but delicious

You’re actually going to cut your own pineapple! That saved you $63!!

I would be to cheap for the meat and berries. We pay 90-110€ for two people in Germany and it already pains me.

*grabs the package of baby weinies and dashes under the sofa for lunch*

Whole Foods sells cats now?

I like stores that put price stickers on everything

Sheesh.

That’s some good heart healthy goods right there :)

That's a good deal compared to where I live (Ontario)

What are the items just south of the carrots? Isn't ginger just wonderful.

ALDI Hamburg/Germany would be half of your bill. And this is a discounter... I don´t get it. But I do get, why so many US citizens seem to have at least two job (taking into consideration your rental prices as well and no or bad public transportation, no "free" healthcare). That can not be healthy. I feel really sorry for you.

Buy Kroger (The Simple Truth), Amazon Basics or other generic brands. cheaper and just as good.

How? Okay, maple syrup is expensive, so are strawberries (especially if they are out of season), and there are cheaper pasta brands. But still - $50 ??? Where I shop, this would be about € 20-25. (And here I thought prices have gone up in the EU.)

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You might want to clean your stovetop when you get a minute

I see Keto on those labels, but holy cow there's a lot of carbs in that photo.

That is the WORST cat litter. The fresh step crystals aren't too bad, though.

I live in NYC, where the heck are you shopping. The chains and Stop and Shop are affordable, but my local independent grocery this haul would be under $30 And you bought expensive nuts and an expensive brand goat cheese, swap those with affordable brand alternatives, and it would be about $20. This isnt because of NY, this is because you went to a pricey store and got overpriced items

Outlet? Oh my, that really is depressing.

What are you going to recite? How about The Gettysburg Address? That is always a good one.

I've never seen diced avocado before. Are these frozen or just cold?

That's a great price!

5 hrs, 5 stores, and over $500 doesn’t seem like a sustainable shopping experience.

To avoid crazy prices you buy a pound of kernels for 2 bucks and make your own popcorn for half a year.

Yeah. I can't leave Costco without spending $200-$300 and coming out with 1/2 a shopping cart of stuff

I struggle to see anything healthy in this picture.

If you go to Grocery Outlet at the right time, you can get bonkers deals. My last trip, I got over $100 of meat for about $15. Including 5 pounds of polish sausage for 50 cents.

I love Woodman's. Miss them now that I'm on the West Coast.

That's about right for Safeway in Oregon. Especially in the major towns, Salem, Portland, and Bend. Smaller towns the prices are a tiny bit cheaper, but then again Safeway is one of the most expensive stores here.

I think I’d rather go to Kenya than Whole Foods.