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Head Chef
On a weekly (or however often you shop) basis, how many stores do you go get your groceries from? What type of things do you purchase at each location? Is it worth the driving (for those who go multiple places)? As you can see, I'm probably a little crazy to drive all over town for all this stuff, but I really find that these are the best products at the best prices for me and my family.
Me...Yes, it's worth the drive!
NEW SEASONS: organic produce, meats canned, bulk foods - anything on sale, I base my weekly list on their sale stuff.
TRADER JOES- whole wheat pita, shredded cheese (mozzarella & soy), whole wheat pizza dough, frozen chicken, fresh fryer, chips, popcorn.
ASIAN STORE: mint, chinese chives, tofu, limes and any sauces I need
7-11 (I know, sounds strange...) - milk - local company, bST free and at a good price, though I have started getting the TJs stuff, for convienence, it's also bST free and only like 20 cents more
COSTCO- organic salad blend & egg beaters
WINCO/SUPER WAL-MART: baking supplies (butter, flour, etc), certain canned soups (i.e. Campbells) that's cheaper than it would be elsewhere, Pacific Foods Soup, certain cheeses, 100% whole wheat bread (any brand, as long as less than 2 bucks a loaf)
Now your turn...
Me...Yes, it's worth the drive!
NEW SEASONS: organic produce, meats canned, bulk foods - anything on sale, I base my weekly list on their sale stuff.
TRADER JOES- whole wheat pita, shredded cheese (mozzarella & soy), whole wheat pizza dough, frozen chicken, fresh fryer, chips, popcorn.
ASIAN STORE: mint, chinese chives, tofu, limes and any sauces I need
7-11 (I know, sounds strange...) - milk - local company, bST free and at a good price, though I have started getting the TJs stuff, for convienence, it's also bST free and only like 20 cents more
COSTCO- organic salad blend & egg beaters
WINCO/SUPER WAL-MART: baking supplies (butter, flour, etc), certain canned soups (i.e. Campbells) that's cheaper than it would be elsewhere, Pacific Foods Soup, certain cheeses, 100% whole wheat bread (any brand, as long as less than 2 bucks a loaf)
Now your turn...