I’ve got a bunch of things to share that work for me. I keep a wipe off board on my fridge. That’s my ongoing list of things I need. Then I make my grocery list and I stick to it as much as possible. If you can buy things on sale or in bulk. Like potatoes, rice and beans. Also a big no no is do not go to the store hungry. I always go way over when I do that. 🙂
For budgeting: I use a spreadsheet and I categorize all expenses in houshold, food, luxury food, general luxury items, auto expenses, entertainment/eating out and a few other categories specific to me. From you haul I would categorize everything "convenient" into the luxury food category. Take the cesar's salad for example. $3.99 for 12 oz of lettuce with a cheap sauce is a lot of money. You can make that in just a few minutes more from your romaine and save at least half (Cesar dressing is easy to whip up). Another luxury food item is pre-grated parmesan. It's not only considerably more expensive than ungrated, it also has a lot less flavor. My tip: buy the Cotjia cheese TJ's recently added to their stores. It's a mexican parmesan, a lot cheaper than US or Italian parmesan and it packs a lot of flavor particularly for dressings and sauces. Tomatoes is another issue: they're out of season and flavorless this time of year - plus expensive (I grow my own so I never buy tomatoes except canned). Corn puffs or any other "snack in a bag" is another luxury item in my household. Well essentially you can cut out all luxury items and replace them with homemade versions. You simply pay for convenience when you buy i.e. shredded or sliced cheese. Shred yourself, store in the fridge and it saves you money. By the end of the day I spend less than $10 per day on food/beverages in my household (2 adults). We rarely eat out ($165.90 in 2018), but we do drink quite some wine so that kicks into the budget (still, it's included in the $10/day and yes, alcoholic beverages are a luxury item, so is soda) So overall, if you invest a little more time into prepping things yourself for the week (slicing cheese, pre cutting your salad if that's what you want to do etc), you can save at least 20%. If you cut out snacks - which nobody really needs and other cultures don't "snack" - you can save another 10%. If you eliminate bottled beverages that's at least 10% too. Get a water filter, make a batch of hibiscus tea - or any other fruity tee - and store it in the fridge: There you have a beverage that not only tastes good but also allows you to control sugar content. I just make syrup infused with flavors and mix those into water. They store forever and are quick to make and use (make simple syrup: same amount water and sugar by weight, add whatever tea - I like Peppermint, Elderflower and Hibiscus - simmer for 10 minutes, strain into squeeze bottles, store in fridge)
Wow, first thank you for taking the time to write such a lengthy comment. I find many of your suggestions to be helpful and quite frankly inspiring. It sounds like you have really gotten a grasp on how to stretch a dollar. Thank you for all the tips, I will definitely be using some to help me save some money.
Thank you for your hauls I know it can get expensive. I really appreciate it because of you I started watching your hauls. And I would get pen and paper and write down what I wanted to purchase. When I finally went to trader Joe's I was so excited 😁. Now I go every 2 weeks but I buy at least 289.00 to 323.00 I thank you for accidentally finding your hauls.
Thank you - always loving your hauls. I have to travel several hours to a Trader Joes so I use your recommendations to stock up and spend $400 + at a time. 🤗
Oh I love the idea of doing a $100 budget for the grocery shopping! I'm trying to cut back on my spending too. Could you show what meals plans you end up doing? It would be awesome to see a grocery haul, and then see how you put everything together into actual meals.
Great haul! I agree with you about the parmesan cheese in the tub. It is very good! Am looking forward to your video on the black bean and corn veggie burgers. They sound delish. I wish my store carried the sourdough that is your fave. Hope you are having a great start to 2019!
We had had the carne asada beef and love it! But over Christmas tried the marinated chicken shawarma...it was amazing..we broiled it in the oven put it on the hand-made tortilla made a quick yogurt sauce and served with some cilantro and hummus... my family also loves the falafel mix in the box from Trader Joe's!
I really love watching your video! Saw some things there I haven't seen before because of my visual impairment when I go in the store. One of the things I love about Trader Joe's is how they have a lot of healthy options at grocery stores don't have when you don't cook. I love their salmon dinner for one for example. Otherwise if you go to the grocery store it's always fried fish in a TV dinner. I also really love her turkey meatballs and veggie fried rice as well :-)
Happy New Year Katie! Great haul. I love the vegetable fried rice it’s a staple. I keep forgetting to pick up that almond beverage. Glad to see a lot of healthy foods, that’s why I love TJ’s. I can’t wait for that Greek salad video.
Thanks for the info about TJ's stance on plastic in 2019. I love the store but the absurd amount of plastic packaging always bothers me... love watching your hauls!
Cute top!!! Sparkle sparkle✨✨. Love Pomelo - cross between orange and grapefruit TJ's price of $1.69 per is amazing and beats all retailers near me. Have you tried the Artisanal bread - the Batard lucky 7 Grain & Seed at $2.49 is crazy value!!! The fresh Bruchetta is indeed sooo good w/ romaine hearts yum!! Thanks another awesome haul!!
I am jotting down some things I want to try and those burgers are one of them. I want to eat less meat, not a real big fan but my husband is and I can make him regular burgers.Looking forward to cooking videos, showing the Greek salad and how to make those burgers
Hi Katie, Thanks so much for your videos! You show me all the stuff I've been missing at TJs. The feta is a staple in our house, just a heads up, Costco sells a 2-pack for the same price as TJs single pack.
Great haul... Just got back from TJs... picked up some my staples too including salads, cheese, fruit and produce. Also got the Everything but the Bagel seasoning... sooo good! Happy New Year Katie, Benson and Tim! 😃 Hugs! Anita
Great food haul, I've become hooked on the Southwest salad kit thanks to you! Lol I'm also a Trader Joe's girl now and have recently hooked my daughter in as well. Lol
I usually get the shredded parmesan cheese and put it in the freezer which prevents mold. Since I know you like Greek salads, you should go check out John on the Preppy Kitchen YT channel. He just made an awesome panzanella salad. He also makes awesome cakes!
Great TJs haul Katie. I always try to stay on a weekly budget as well. You got a lot of food for your $113.00. BTW what color and brand is your lipstick. I love it and you look beautiful!! Have a wonderful day!
Hi Katie, always look forward to your TJ hauls. Have you tried the carrot miso salad dressing from the salad section? It taste like what you get at a Japanese restaurant, very good. I would love to hear your opinion on that one. I love the cowboy burgers too.
I haven't tried that dressing before. I am a little leery of trying asian food I am unfamiliar with because I have an allergy to something (still can't figure it out), which makes me break out from scalp to bottom of my feet hives for a week. It sucks because I love asian cuisine.
I've been trying to plan my dinners around what's already in my cupboards and freezer because sometimes stuff just sits there for ages because I've forgotten about it!
Hi! Enjoyed your hall. Have you use the umami seasoning? Just a general comment for those in the back row: there’s a difference in shopping with a budget and shopping on a budget. Love your channel!
Love your TJ hauls. Would love to see a video showing take out/eat out alternatives from trader joes. For example the veg fried rice and frozen orange chicken we started keeping in the freezer instead of chinese take out. Any other suggested alternatives for eating out such as mexican, indian,italian. Etc??
What I do to budget on my groceries is to make a list and stick to it and be real with what I "need". I also take $100 cash so I'm not tempted to go over.
After watching this video I'm just thinking that some of this will be into next week. I think you might have bought more than just for the week, which is totally fine. If I were to cut back to be on budget I'd probably just make salad instead of getting ore packaged ones and maybe not the cold brew. I'm not criticizing you for any of your purchases. I just budget a lot and thought I'd throw out my tiny notes.
Mallory, thank you for the tips and for sharing what has worked for you. In no way do I take offense to what you said, and I agree. Making salad from scratch is much cheaper. I struggle between wanting to save money and also producing good hauls for all of you. I will get better with practice I hope! Thank you for the feedback. 😊
@@KatieHespe Sometimes the prepackaged is the more budget-friendly option. By the time you buy all the different ingredients to make the salad you want you would have spent much more than the cost of the bagged mix.
I hope this question is not too personal but what is your reason for being a vegetarian? I am 95% vegetarian. I love animals; I have 5 cats, donate a good deal of money to PETA, 2 local animal charities, Villalobos Rescue and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, yet still crave a steak or a burger a few times a year. How sick is that?!? I have a lot of guilt about it and try to do better each year.
I am vegetarian for the animals 100%. Once I found out how they are treated on these “farms” and how they kill them I decided right then and there I couldn’t eat another animal.
I've tried to find the Mediterranean flatbread at my TJ's and can't find it anywhere. Is it with the other bread? Frozen? Thanks for sharing your haul.
Amy, it is with all the bread. Depending on where you live it may be in different packaging or your region may not be able to get it. Try the garlic naan bread in the frozen section (if you haven't tried it already). That is another favorite that tastes amazing.
Me too!! Tried the kringle (almond) for the 1st time in early December after walking by it hundreds of times...went back right after Xmas and was told no more kringles for almost 2 months!😧😧😧 Took a chance and tried the kringle at Aldi (not from O & H bakery but still from Wisconsin)...NO...just NO. Was vomit worthy.😟
Wow! You only spend $100 a week? I wish I could do that... my husband and son eat so much meat and chicken is no more than a couple of times a week on our menu My daughter doesn’t eat much and I eat mostly plants and some chicken, dairy every day
Speaking of frozen peas, does anyone know why frozen peas are only sometimes in stock? This seems to be the case in multiple Trader Joe's locations, not just the one I frequent.
This happened a lot a couple years ago at the previous store I worked at. As far as we could tell it was a supplier issue, meaning they didn't have the enough supply for the demand.
Thank you Natasha this was a very nice video. Lol I don't know how I missed out on that citrus fruit? I've never even heard of that. I might be going on Sunday and you better believe on looking for that. I can't wait to see your Greek salad video. That is one salad I definitely want to venture into this year.
I am not surprised, every time I have been to New York I haven't been able to order sourdough at any restaurants. Such a bummer, but you guys have so many awesome foods it's hard ti complain 😊
Happy 2019.🎉 Please show is how you make your Greek salad. Does T.J.'s have a good pesto? btw, those burritos have tons of sodium.😖 I love the Butter chicken and the Tiki Masala too! The grated parmesan is a bargain for the quality!!
So much of this stuff you can get at half the price at your local grocery store. I love Trader Joe’s for its unique items but it’s ridiculous that you’re paying twice as much in a “budget” show for basic stuff like chopped salads, pasta sauce and tomatoes. Almost nothing you show here is unique.
She got more of the special and more expensive stuff. I work at TJ'S and trust me TJ'S is the way to go for a budget shopping experience but you gotta shop smart when you do.
Bruschetta is pronounced Broosketta ! With all due respect, people should try to pronounce foreign words correctly but even waiters mispronounce it in fine restaurants. Please google if you have any doubt! Thanks for listening! Really enjoy your hauls!🥰And btw! This is a big fave and I love to serve it with warm garlic bread sticks from TJ’s! Soo delicious, also great on hot pasta with lots of parm!!
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I’ve got a bunch of things to share that work for me. I keep a wipe off board on my fridge. That’s my ongoing list of things I need. Then I make my grocery list and I stick to it as much as possible. If you can buy things on sale or in bulk. Like potatoes, rice and beans. Also a big no no is do not go to the store hungry. I always go way over when I do that. 🙂
For budgeting: I use a spreadsheet and I categorize all expenses in houshold, food, luxury food, general luxury items, auto expenses, entertainment/eating out and a few other categories specific to me.
From you haul I would categorize everything "convenient" into the luxury food category. Take the cesar's salad for example. $3.99 for 12 oz of lettuce with a cheap sauce is a lot of money. You can make that in just a few minutes more from your romaine and save at least half (Cesar dressing is easy to whip up). Another luxury food item is pre-grated parmesan. It's not only considerably more expensive than ungrated, it also has a lot less flavor. My tip: buy the Cotjia cheese TJ's recently added to their stores. It's a mexican parmesan, a lot cheaper than US or Italian parmesan and it packs a lot of flavor particularly for dressings and sauces. Tomatoes is another issue: they're out of season and flavorless this time of year - plus expensive (I grow my own so I never buy tomatoes except canned). Corn puffs or any other "snack in a bag" is another luxury item in my household.
Well essentially you can cut out all luxury items and replace them with homemade versions. You simply pay for convenience when you buy i.e. shredded or sliced cheese. Shred yourself, store in the fridge and it saves you money.
By the end of the day I spend less than $10 per day on food/beverages in my household (2 adults). We rarely eat out ($165.90 in 2018), but we do drink quite some wine so that kicks into the budget (still, it's included in the $10/day and yes, alcoholic beverages are a luxury item, so is soda)
So overall, if you invest a little more time into prepping things yourself for the week (slicing cheese, pre cutting your salad if that's what you want to do etc), you can save at least 20%. If you cut out snacks - which nobody really needs and other cultures don't "snack" - you can save another 10%. If you eliminate bottled beverages that's at least 10% too. Get a water filter, make a batch of hibiscus tea - or any other fruity tee - and store it in the fridge: There you have a beverage that not only tastes good but also allows you to control sugar content. I just make syrup infused with flavors and mix those into water. They store forever and are quick to make and use (make simple syrup: same amount water and sugar by weight, add whatever tea - I like Peppermint, Elderflower and Hibiscus - simmer for 10 minutes, strain into squeeze bottles, store in fridge)
Wow, first thank you for taking the time to write such a lengthy comment. I find many of your suggestions to be helpful and quite frankly inspiring. It sounds like you have really gotten a grasp on how to stretch a dollar. Thank you for all the tips, I will definitely be using some to help me save some money.
I like watching TJ hauls because it helps me with what to look for when I go the next time!
Suggestion. Make your own salads. Save money. Make your own salad dressing
Thank you for your hauls I know it can get expensive. I really appreciate it because of you I started watching your hauls. And I would get pen and paper and write down what I wanted to purchase. When I finally went to trader Joe's I was so excited 😁. Now I go every 2 weeks but I buy at least 289.00 to 323.00 I thank you for accidentally finding your hauls.
Thank you - always loving your hauls. I have to travel several hours to a Trader Joes so I use your recommendations to stock up and spend $400 + at a time. 🤗
That was a fabulous shopping haul. All well explained and it looks wonderful
Now I'm starving hungry and could eat the lot
Oh I love the idea of doing a $100 budget for the grocery shopping! I'm trying to cut back on my spending too. Could you show what meals plans you end up doing? It would be awesome to see a grocery haul, and then see how you put everything together into actual meals.
It seems that meal planning has been highly requested. I will be thinking about a video for this idea, thanks!
Great haul! I agree with you about the parmesan cheese in the tub. It is very good! Am looking forward to your video on the black bean and corn veggie burgers. They sound delish. I wish my store carried the sourdough that is your fave. Hope you are having a great start to 2019!
Thanks Gayla 😊
We had had the carne asada beef and love it! But over Christmas tried the marinated chicken shawarma...it was amazing..we broiled it in the oven put it on the hand-made tortilla made a quick yogurt sauce and served with some cilantro and hummus... my family also loves the falafel mix in the box from Trader Joe's!
I really love watching your video! Saw some things there I haven't seen before because of my visual impairment when I go in the store. One of the things I love about Trader Joe's is how they have a lot of healthy options at grocery stores don't have when you don't cook. I love their salmon dinner for one for example. Otherwise if you go to the grocery store it's always fried fish in a TV dinner. I also really love her turkey meatballs and veggie fried rice as well :-)
Happy New Year Katie! Great haul. I love the vegetable fried rice it’s a staple. I keep forgetting to pick up that almond beverage. Glad to see a lot of healthy foods, that’s why I love TJ’s. I can’t wait for that Greek salad video.
Well if youre trying to budget you can get a lot of that produce at the 99 cent store if you have one near you. You just have to look for non GMO
Yay a new car good for you! I love your hauls from Trader Joe’s! Liked your recent Costco haul, my 2 favorite places to shop!
Thank you 😊
My New Years resolution is to use all pantry and freezer items before shopping (except for veggies, fruit and dairy! ;)
Wish me luck!
Cindi, I am going to try and do this as well. I definitely need to use up all my pantry items.
Love your hauls and Trader Joe's! I do believe some of these items may be less expensive at Costco, such as the Romaine...but I'm not sure.
Lisa, you are right. The romaine at Costco is much cheaper but I didn't have time to get over there this week.
Thanks for the info about TJ's stance on plastic in 2019. I love the store but the absurd amount of plastic packaging always bothers me... love watching your hauls!
Thanks! I wish we would get a TJ in Montgomery, AL. Whenever I go to a city with TJ I load up a cooler.
Happy New Year! Great haul as usual, I have never tried the green vegetable foursome I guess I will be purchasing some. Thanks for sharing your video.
Thanks for the great ideas, Katie. I still haven't tried the vegetable fried rice, but I will add it to my list. Have a great weekend!!!
Have a great weekend as well Erlyne!
Thank you for these videos! So many great ideas!
The veggie burger would be so good with the bruschetta topping. Great video as always !😋❤️
OMG Yes!
The three layer hummus is to die for!! A staple in our house. Yum!
something that I tried there were the Chile Lime Rolled Tortilla Chips as they are addictive af and are way better than takis!
Cute top!!! Sparkle sparkle✨✨. Love Pomelo - cross between orange and grapefruit TJ's price of $1.69 per is amazing and beats all retailers near me. Have you tried the Artisanal bread - the Batard lucky 7 Grain & Seed at $2.49 is crazy value!!! The fresh Bruchetta is indeed sooo good w/ romaine hearts yum!! Thanks another awesome haul!!
I agree, the artisanal breads are amazing and they are a great price.
I am jotting down some things I want to try and those burgers are one of them. I want to eat less meat, not a real big fan but my husband is and I can make him regular burgers.Looking forward to cooking videos, showing the Greek salad and how to make those burgers
A new Trader Joe’s has opened about 30 miles from me. I’ve not gone yet, but am anxious to try some things seen on your haul’s.
Such great news! The only bummer about a new TJ's opening is that it is swarmed for the first couple months.
Hi Katie, Thanks so much for your videos! You show me all the stuff I've been missing at TJs. The feta is a staple in our house, just a heads up, Costco sells a 2-pack for the same price as TJs single pack.
Yes! Thank you for telling me about Costco. I had no idea they sold that feta there.
Great haul... Just got back from TJs... picked up some my staples too including salads, cheese, fruit and produce. Also got the Everything but the Bagel seasoning... sooo good! Happy New Year Katie, Benson and Tim! 😃 Hugs! Anita
I was going to include the Everything but the Bagel seasoning but I already have a half one in my pantry. I love it though 😊 Happy New Year Anita!
If you see the brand Quorn, it's meatless and soy free. It's probably not as tasty, but you can always add seasoning.
Love the fried rice. I add broccoli florets to it also.
Just made this last night and added extra veggies to it too 😊
Just used my costco pesto today. It was an otherwise healthy meal which my husband had before and didn't like but he LOVED it this time!
Yay, its the best when the meals we make are hubby approved 😊
Great food haul, I've become hooked on the Southwest salad kit thanks to you! Lol I'm also a Trader Joe's girl now and have recently hooked my daughter in as well. Lol
Yay 😊
Always learn a lot from you Katie! Thank you! Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! Thank you for sharing👍🏼
The cauliflower and cheese mezzelunne raviolis are awesome. So are the lobster, if not a veg.
I usually get the shredded parmesan cheese and put it in the freezer which prevents mold. Since I know you like Greek salads, you should go check out John on the Preppy Kitchen YT channel. He just made an awesome panzanella salad. He also makes awesome cakes!
2 great tips. Thanks!
Great TJs haul Katie. I always try to stay on a weekly budget as well. You got a lot of food for your $113.00. BTW what color and brand is your lipstick. I love it and you look beautiful!! Have a wonderful day!
Thanks Dixye!
Hi Katie, always look forward to your TJ hauls. Have you tried the carrot miso salad dressing from the salad section? It taste like what you get at a Japanese restaurant, very good. I would love to hear your opinion on that one. I love the cowboy burgers too.
I haven't tried that dressing before. I am a little leery of trying asian food I am unfamiliar with because I have an allergy to something (still can't figure it out), which makes me break out from scalp to bottom of my feet hives for a week. It sucks because I love asian cuisine.
I've been trying to plan my dinners around what's already in my cupboards and freezer because sometimes stuff just sits there for ages because I've forgotten about it!
Really great idea. I need to get more creative with meal planning.
Hi! Enjoyed your hall. Have you use the umami seasoning?
Just a general comment for those in the back row: there’s a difference in shopping with a budget and shopping on a budget. Love your channel!
First of all, I love this comment. ❤️ I haven’t tried the seasoning yet...perhaps I will make it in a recipe.
I love your videos. Must go to Trader Joe's soon.
Love your TJ hauls.
Would love to see a video showing take out/eat out alternatives from trader joes. For example the veg fried rice and frozen orange chicken we started keeping in the freezer instead of chinese take out. Any other suggested alternatives for eating out such as mexican, indian,italian. Etc??
Great idea, I will try and think of some and possibly make a video in it if I have enough ideas 😊
Something I wish they would bring back that was seasonal is truffle salt.
I had forgotten about that....it's interesting because they have come out with so much truffle stuff lately but never brought that salt back.
What I do to budget on my groceries is to make a list and stick to it and be real with what I "need". I also take $100 cash so I'm not tempted to go over.
After watching this video I'm just thinking that some of this will be into next week. I think you might have bought more than just for the week, which is totally fine. If I were to cut back to be on budget I'd probably just make salad instead of getting ore packaged ones and maybe not the cold brew. I'm not criticizing you for any of your purchases. I just budget a lot and thought I'd throw out my tiny notes.
Mallory, thank you for the tips and for sharing what has worked for you. In no way do I take offense to what you said, and I agree. Making salad from scratch is much cheaper. I struggle between wanting to save money and also producing good hauls for all of you. I will get better with practice I hope! Thank you for the feedback. 😊
@@KatieHespe Sometimes the prepackaged is the more budget-friendly option. By the time you buy all the different ingredients to make the salad you want you would have spent much more than the cost of the bagged mix.
I going try the feta cheese . The pasta salad looks so yummy. U have some great items.💛
I love every dollar budget from Dave Ramsey.
I'll check him out, thanks!
I hope this question is not too personal but what is your reason for being a vegetarian?
I am 95% vegetarian.
I love animals; I have 5 cats, donate a good deal of money to PETA, 2 local animal charities, Villalobos Rescue and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, yet still crave a steak or a burger a few times a year. How sick is that?!?
I have a lot of guilt about it and try to do better each year.
I am vegetarian for the animals 100%. Once I found out how they are treated on these “farms” and how they kill them I decided right then and there I couldn’t eat another animal.
What color paint on your walls? Really nice
I've tried to find the Mediterranean flatbread at my TJ's and can't find it anywhere. Is it with the other bread? Frozen? Thanks for sharing your haul.
Amy, it is with all the bread. Depending on where you live it may be in different packaging or your region may not be able to get it. Try the garlic naan bread in the frozen section (if you haven't tried it already). That is another favorite that tastes amazing.
I already miss the Danish almond kringle. Wish it was available all the time!
The raspberry Kringle should be next and it's to die for. Look out for it in the early spring time.
@@KatieHespe awesome! Thanks! :-)
Me too!!
Tried the kringle (almond) for the 1st time in early December after walking by it hundreds of times...went back right after Xmas and was told no more kringles for almost 2 months!😧😧😧
Took a chance and tried the kringle at Aldi (not from O & H bakery but still from Wisconsin)...NO...just NO. Was vomit worthy.😟
Katie I love your videos & you look soo dang pretty!
Thank you 😊❤️
I love your top! 💎 where did you buy it?
Thanks, target.
Wow!
You only spend $100 a week?
I wish I could do that... my husband and son eat so much meat and chicken is no more than a couple of times a week on our menu
My daughter doesn’t eat much and I eat mostly plants and some chicken, dairy every day
I am trying, but it will be hard. I usually just buy whatever whenever, but I want to focus this year on being less wasteful and more resourceful.
Does Trader Joes have any Keto friendly Salad dressings? Thank you for all the videos and tips!
I am not sure, I haven't looked into kept myself but a few of my coworkers were doing it last year. I will ask them.
@@KatieHespe Thank you so much!
I went to Trader Joes two days ago and could not find anything that was Keto friendly.
Speaking of frozen peas, does anyone know why frozen peas are only sometimes in stock? This seems to be the case in multiple Trader Joe's locations, not just the one I frequent.
This happened a lot a couple years ago at the previous store I worked at. As far as we could tell it was a supplier issue, meaning they didn't have the enough supply for the demand.
I wish Trader Joes would carry greenhouse or hydroponic lettuce! (And I keep my parm in the freezer.)
I am just hearing about parmesan in the freezer, I had no idea this was a thing.
I love your channel!! You’re adorba
Thanks!
Wow that’s a lot of food for the price.
Went to Trader Joe's earlier today spent $30.00.
Carol, wow great job!
@@KatieHespe Thank you Katie. I am 65, vegan, & have to watch my spending.
Where is your shirt from?
Target
Thank you Natasha this was a very nice video. Lol I don't know how I missed out on that citrus fruit? I've never even heard of that. I might be going on Sunday and you better believe on looking for that. I can't wait to see your Greek salad video. That is one salad I definitely want to venture into this year.
IndigenousPotliquor natasha🤔
@@CRG_ In one of her videos a couple back she started talking like a Russian girl. 🤣
@CRG at first I was like wha..? IndigenousPotliquor forgot my name...but her response made me lol! 😂 😂
@@KatieHespe No way!
Is the sandwich spread more like mayo or miracle whip? I have wanted to try it.
It's more like regular mayo, however it is slightly thinner in texture than real.
Don't think we have that sour dough in new york😓
I am not surprised, every time I have been to New York I haven't been able to order sourdough at any restaurants. Such a bummer, but you guys have so many awesome foods it's hard ti complain 😊
Happy 2019.🎉 Please show is how you make your Greek salad. Does T.J.'s have a good pesto? btw, those burritos have tons of sodium.😖 I love the Butter chicken and the Tiki Masala too! The grated parmesan is a bargain for the quality!!
I love TJ's pesto, but I prefer Costco because it's a better price. 😊
So much of this stuff you can get at half the price at your local grocery store. I love Trader Joe’s for its unique items but it’s ridiculous that you’re paying twice as much in a “budget” show for basic stuff like chopped salads, pasta sauce and tomatoes. Almost nothing you show here is unique.
She got more of the special and more expensive stuff. I work at TJ'S and trust me TJ'S is the way to go for a budget shopping experience but you gotta shop smart when you do.
Bruschetta is pronounced Broosketta ! With all due respect, people should try to pronounce foreign words correctly but even waiters mispronounce it in fine restaurants. Please google if you have any doubt! Thanks for listening! Really enjoy your hauls!🥰And btw! This is a big fave and I love to serve it with warm garlic bread sticks from TJ’s! Soo delicious, also great on hot pasta with lots of parm!!
"people should try to pronounce foreign words correctly".....well thankfully we have you to correct us