I hit the jackpot at Aldi's yesterday, got 9 packs if Organic chicken a mix of thin sliced, tenders, tenderloins, and boneless skinless thighs for 50% off. I spent 22 dollars and vacuum packed them up!!
Do you know if that is all stores? I have seen a couple of vids saying their Aldi stores are almost empty, but if they had a 50% sale that would explain it
If you have Amish communities close to your areas, and they have grocery stores they have the best deals and they’re open to the public. I bought 10#’s of King Arthur flour for $5 and change
Our store is not Amish---German Baptist instead---but I have shopped there for years, and love it! They also started a farmers market, which is fabulous!
Great video. I am with you, I love Sam's! You are right.TP, trash bags, paper towels, and coffee will pay for your membership quick. It is so worth it. Thank you Danno. You are a great caring person. Blessings to you and Jess.❤
I'm seeing a potential longshoreman strike for ports on the east coast through Texas. I believe that the ILA contract ends at the end of September. This is another good reason to stock up on items that are imported.
Joanne here from Ontario . Great video. I watch your videos all the time . Canada is expensive. Dave and I used to cross the boarder for groceries, but its cost the same now. Stock up while you can people. Harder times ahead!
Walmart in Stanford Kentucky will not be restocking bulk items! They want you to buy smaller quantities! I picked up a 20 lb bag of rice for a little over $10 on clearance!!
I just shopped at Safeway yesterday. My bill was $94.00. I also saved $59.00 in coupon savings. I only buy things that are on sale and only things that we use. Nothing frivolous!
Last month I bought several packs of canning jars in assorted sizes when Walmart had them on rollback. All of my pastas, beans, jello packets and what not will go in them this year. The dry goods weren't as fresh as they could have been when we got to the end of the pantry in the spring. I have some jars filled with pastas and beans already, they're easy to store and I can see just what I have at a glance. Much better storage system than stacking the bags and boxes. The jars are an investment but they will be used indefinitely. Eta: When putting jello packets in jars, be sure to note the flavor on the packet when removing it from the box. I now have a jar of mystery flavors. 🙃
@@cindyarbuthnot1070 I'm not going to use them. After reading about them online, they seem to be most useful in long term storage. Mine is just a winter pantry, it will be depleted by March. The jars will be opened repeatedly as well. There seems to be a lot of disagreement about using the packs for 6 month storage, several complaints that they make pasta brittle and change the flavor of the dry foods. I'm just gonna wing it and keep an eye on the jars.
Most do not realize that inflation is now locked in forever from the new inflated base prices. 2% food inflation is now really 5% inflation in many cases. Make sense?
NOT IF YOU VOTE FOR TRUMP/VANCE IT ISN'T.....THEY ACTUALLY HAVE FUNCTIONING BRAINS AND CAN FIX THIS MESS BIDEN AND HARRIS CREATED. CALIF HERE AND WE ARE VOTING FOR TRUMP
I wish we had a Krogers here I live in Ashtabula Ohio and the prices are outrageous on everything and you're absolutely right they just keep going up our coffee went up so expensive
Winter is coming...ALWAYS! I started to go through a checkout at Walmart, and saw a sign saying, 'Card Only.' So I found a different lane. The very next day, my husband went into the same store, and found out it was 'Card Only,' when he got to the register--too late. And the cashier said there was a sign on the entrance doors? Anyone else having this problem? We're in west central Ohio, and we like our privacy, thank you very much!
First of all, when a store opens at 6:00 AM, in my mind, you should be ready for customers to check out. At my Walmart you will be lucky to try to find a register open until 7:30 AM, I like going early to avoid the crowds. I have had to checkout in electronics dept. before. And, along with probably only a handful of people--don't judge--still pay by check, which is a whole other ball game...some registers don't want to take checks, some do. If you have around 20 registers, open at 6, please be ready to accommodate your customers. They are trying to weed out certain ways, want you to self-checkout now too. I tried to pay with cash at a recent doctor's visit and they would not accept it. No one wants to work anymore, don't have respect for others. I am 73 and on a fixed income, I have no choice but to shop at Walmart.
I love Costco because I can buy paper products in bulk cheaply, which make my membership worth while, plus the store is very close to my home. It is closer than Sam's Club, so I can purchase gas at Costco as well.
Western Kentucky update. Did a pickup at Kroger on Tuesday. Using the digital coupons and weekly sales my $107 mostly meat order ended up costing me $58! Got large packages of chicken tenders, ground beef, and bacon. There are a lot of buy one get one free options this week. Good deals can still be found
I was at Beckley, WV Walmart today. The power went briefly and then I went to check out and was told it would be 45 min. to an hour before the registers were reset and able to scan.
At my local WMT here in PHX, AZ this evening, the Seasonal aisle in the grocery section was half filled in with cases of bottled water instead of candy. In the pasta aisle, they did have GV Jumbo Shells for $1.84. Have not seen those for months. I bought a 2 lb. bag of white long grain GV rice, but the best buy date is July of 2025. That seemed odd.
Yes, I agree. We bought 100 organic cotton lint free kitchen towels online about 4 years ago. I put aside 20 for wiping clean dishes dry and for covering dough etc... No more paper towels since then.
It's a matter of preference and what you are cleaning up. I prefer to pick up dog messes and cleaning around the toilet with papertowels. I'm sure you can understand things like that.
Danno, I went to my Walmart yesterday. Last visit before had been about a month prior. OMG shelves were bare!!! All of their GV products were gone- pasta, pasta sauces, soups, spices, baking goods (no baking powder at all), canned meat. Frozen aisles looked full though.
Walmart, WHERE? Our Walmart in Chula Vista, CA (near San Diego) has NO empty shelves. There were a few emply shelves last month, but those have been restocked. They are low on canned potatoes, and moved those to the top shelf. There's plenty of rice, flour, tomato sauce, oilve oils, pasta, sugar, eggs, butter, bacon, bread, peanut butter, tea, coffee, chips, fruit juices, cheese, etc. If there is a shortage it would be the soup section, that looks pretty low. Even the fresh produce dept is well stocked. No shortages. BUT THE PRICES ARE MUCH HIGHER THAN BEFORE. But, then what doesn't cost more with this current lame administration. If you voted for Biden then you deserve this, but I don't, I voted for Trump and had 4 of the best years of my life. I'm 80 years old and I know what I'm talking about.
@@georgiafrancis9059 I’m in Montana. Things do take a little longer to get up here but it seems to be getting progressively worse with things not being stocked. And yes prices are bad and will continue to get worse if we don’t vote out this 2-party system. They are both corrupted by large corporations and very much intertwined with each other (as much as we believe it’s either right or left- it’s all the same). I’m planning on voting Independent this election #RFK Jr. Thank you for your comment and take care over that way ❤️🇺🇸✌🏻
40oz Folders Regular Blend is currently in “Action-Alley” as of today at Walmart (Right in the center between clothing and grocery when you walk in) 40oz plastic can is $14.97. After this stock is depleted the price will go up for all coffee. Pickup enough for winter.
Have you heard anything about Walmart stopping bulk supply? Someone wrote into The Poplar Report and said bulk rice was on clearance sale, they asked an associate and were told they were not going to be carrying bulk stuff.
I always wait for the buy 10 save 5 right around Thanksgiving at Kroger. I used to get canned tomatoes, Green Giant vegetables, tomato sauce and other things for .50 each. I’d get a couple of cases of every vegetable and the tomato products
Only buy paper towels on sale but now I’m even doing better because I bought some soft cotton drying cloth no more paper towels. I keep a couple rolls around but saving that money is a much more cost efficient.
Costco is great. We don't have a Sams club or an Aldi here outside Seattle. We do have Fred Meyers which is part of the Kroger line and we have Trader Joes.
Publix has the orange CLEARANCE STICKERS with FULL PRICES below them. This means buy it now or it will be gone and we are not residing it. Hundreds and different items every week as they shrink the choices and supply chain. All the hemmoroid creams, most probiotics, Liberty dry cat food, all Campbell's YES soups, many sauces and condiments, their chocolates, etc. I bought 1.5lbs chunks of chocolate for $2.49 each $1.66/lb!!! @Adventures with Danno @Jessica
Our Also Distribution center is moving so they are dumping certain things cheaply at local stores but there are also shortages of other things. The distribution center was only 14 miles away. Not sire where it is moving to???
My son orders an aisle for the grocery store where he works. He is not getting in the canned pineapple he's ordered for weeks now. Not sure what the issue is but if you use canned pineapple regularly or for the holidays, you might pick some up now, just in case.
When dry commodities like lentils, beans, rice, etc., start going up in price, that is the warning indicator. Get creative and stock your basic staples. Salt, sugar, flour, baking powder, baking soda, cornmeal, cooking oils and cooking fats are hit and miss in my area as well. And that's scary.
Local grocery store: had chuck roast on sale for$5.49/lb. I bought at least 4. Made a pot roast, cut one up into 4 pieces and froze one. And made enough beef jerky from the other 2 to fill 2 half gallon ball jars!
Soups and lunch things, cereals, usually on sale before School starts. But, those sales were in July this summer. I'm wondering what priices will be late this month and September. Anyway I'm definitely paying attention to your videos Dano.
After the inflation of the late 70’s, the government redesigned the inflation rate to take out things that went up too easily like food and fuel. This make things much easier for the politicians who cause the problem.
Where I live in Cajun land, I went to 5 places for my groceries. So blessed that these stores are 5 minutes to 18 minutes away, but I can't stay on budget like I thought I could.
New Iberian here. Once you're prepped up, you can concentrate on the loss leaders. Super 1 foods has pork butt $1.47, New York Strip $4.97 this week, likely higher in Lafayette.
San Diego Target stores have sort of become the "go-to" place for EVERYTHING. You'll be happy you gave them a try. It's a toss up in our neighborhood. Target is closer than Walmart and very competitive in pricing. Yes, Walmart is a larger store, but that doesn't mean they have what you're looking for. Walmart DOES have a "craft" area with everything from yarn to quilting pakages. Target does not have a sewing area, but they DO have everything else and you won't walk yourelf to death! Take your shopping list to Target first and be plesantly surprised, I know I was! Happy shopping!❤ Thanks Danno! Hi Jess!
I just did 2 separate orders for pickup of various dried beans from walmart. Navy beans 1lb bags, large dried lima beans 2lb bags, black beans1lb bags, pinto beans 5lb bags... 12 bags each x's 2 orders, = 24 bags each. All the dried beans are vacuum sealed in the ball jars for the pantry. Danno, rice is definitely going up in price. Several months ago, I picked up 24 twenty pound bags of white rice for $7.99 a bag. I am so glad I did that sale. Because now, that same bag on sale is $9.99 on sale. I bought 100 lbs of Jasmin rice at costco last year and paid $23.00 for 50lbs. I wonder what it costs now? Keep stocking up everyone when you see a great deal, because, EVERYTHING is going up.⬆️⬆️⬆️
nobody's income is increasing to match inflation. Did YOU vote for Biden? If you did then YOU are part of the problem. I'm voting for Trump 2024 while we still have food.
I just bought 4 months ago, a new grocery store opened up (not a chain supermarket), and they had Palmolive liquid dish soap 45.5 ounce bottle for $0.99. 👀 we bought 36 bottles. That was a HUGE bargain. They were also selling bonkess chicken breast for $0.99lb... we bought 80lbs. I canned it all, 1lb per pint jar. Haven't seen those prices in a few years. It was a grand opening sale and they had really great sale prices on many items to get people to come in.
Glad you love Sam's Club as much as we do! Sam's Club and Aldi's are my two favorite stores to shop! We don't have a Costco close enough to get a membership.
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Our Lidl has 5-lb bags of flour on sale for $1.79 through next Tuesday (limit 4).
Love your channel. You help me with my prepping. Drive to Kroger for 1 hour but so worth it! Kroger Aldis & Ollies are my go to. Thanks for all you do! Xoxo from Brunswick Ga
Avocados in California are $2.50 apiece and used to be the capital of growing and kept prices down. there are limited avocado farms in California anymore. Farming is a touchy endeavor on the West Coast.
in San Diego they are $1.09 each at Walmart-------used to be $.49 each, lowest price lately has been $.97 each. I try no to buy avadaco's at Kroger......I may pick up one if I need it for something special, but only buy avacados at Walmart! Kroger prices have gotten a little out of control.
So Walmart isn't selling bulk. Does that mean the powers to be can see a food shortage down the road? Is this a way to get more people to go to Sam's? I've got questions!
Maybe people have stopped buying them because they can no longer afford to . They are just buying for a week or so. Also maybe they want the rice there is to be spread out among more people. Who knows though
Another brand of batteries to get is RAYOVAC they are made by Energizer just a lot cheaper I stocked up on the 36 pack of AA's I bought 10 of these packages(360 total) I also bought two 100 packs of Amazon's AA batteries. This don't count my rechargeable batteries and AAA's. I should be set for a while lol
I posted about Veterans free food and one of your viewers asked me about this. I am sorry my laptop crashed and I had to rebuild it. It seems it's only a Massachusetts thing.
Yes, nothing has been the same after covid. Remember when the ships were stuck in the Suez canal for almost a week or more that didn't help either. It will be with an infrastructure attack on highways trains and bridge's hopefully it doesn't happen 😢
I am in the Cleveland Ohio area. Giant Eagle had the 30oz cans of Maxwell House coffee for 6.99 a can. Regular price 14.97. So, I stocked up. I saw at Wal Mart they had ZERO big bags of white rice.
Our Walmart in Oregon doesn't stock 20 pound bags of rice or beans anymore. You can get it shipped, but no pickup for over a year. I order a few each month to stock up, soon I'm sure it'll be unavailable. I heard from another channel they're phasing out bulk items.
@@georgiafrancis9059 definitely, we have a Costco membership! They always have rice, but I haven't seen dried beans the last few trips. I wish we had Sam's club here!
If i had a better option i would shop somewhere else other than Walmart but unfortunately our grocery store is Walmart if i had a Kroger or something else
I hit the jackpot at Aldi's yesterday, got 9 packs if Organic chicken a mix of thin sliced, tenders, tenderloins, and boneless skinless thighs for 50% off. I spent 22 dollars and vacuum packed them up!!
That's a awesome deal ❤
Do you know if that is all stores? I have seen a couple of vids saying their Aldi stores are almost empty, but if they had a 50% sale that would explain it
Lots of deals at Aldi!
Great deal! ✅️
Score!
If you have Amish communities close to your areas, and they have grocery stores they have the best deals and they’re open to the public.
I bought 10#’s of King Arthur flour for $5 and change
I love those Amish stores. Gotten some unexpected deals.
That's a great price!
I also like that they have tons of spices to choose from
Our store is not Amish---German Baptist instead---but I have shopped there for years, and love it! They also started a farmers market, which is fabulous!
Great video. I am with you, I love Sam's! You are right.TP, trash bags, paper towels, and coffee will pay for your membership quick. It is so worth it. Thank you Danno. You are a great caring person.
Blessings to you and Jess.❤
Facts,the price at Walmart r a joke,SAMS is a must for meats,and definitely paper towels
Hate Walmart Meats.
I never buy Walmart meats.
I totally agree with you. I never buy any meat at walmart.
@@thisnthattalks1153 No fresh meat. No produce other than bananas.
Me too and they are expensive
I won't eat their meats. Found bones in hamburger years ago and since then, I just won't eat it
Had to shop 3 grocery stores to find all the groceries I needed.😱☹️
I'm seeing a potential longshoreman strike for ports on the east coast through Texas. I believe that the ILA contract ends at the end of September. This is another good reason to stock up on items that are imported.
Houston Texas has plenty of rice in the stores. In Texas we have H-E-B and they are almost always well stocked.
Joanne here from Ontario . Great video. I watch your videos all the time . Canada is expensive. Dave and I used to cross the boarder for groceries, but its cost the same now. Stock up while you can people. Harder times ahead!
Thank you Danno and Jess. Good information. Blessings to you All ❤
Walmart in Stanford Kentucky will not be restocking bulk items! They want you to buy smaller quantities!
I picked up a 20 lb bag of rice for a little over $10 on clearance!!
I just shopped at Safeway yesterday. My bill was $94.00. I also saved $59.00 in coupon savings. I only buy things that are on sale and only things that we use. Nothing frivolous!
My friends just came back from Thailand and there are no food shortages there. No rice shortages. No fruit or veggie shortages, no meat shortages.
Interesting, what the hell is going on here,
We have been a Sams club member for about 35 years. Membership is worth it.
Last month I bought several packs of canning jars in assorted sizes when Walmart had them on rollback. All of my pastas, beans, jello packets and what not will go in them this year. The dry goods weren't as fresh as they could have been when we got to the end of the pantry in the spring. I have some jars filled with pastas and beans already, they're easy to store and I can see just what I have at a glance. Much better storage system than stacking the bags and boxes. The jars are an investment but they will be used indefinitely.
Eta: When putting jello packets in jars, be sure to note the flavor on the packet when removing it from the box. I now have a jar of mystery flavors. 🙃
Do you have to put oxygenizer packs in them?
@@cindyarbuthnot1070 I'm not going to use them. After reading about them online, they seem to be most useful in long term storage. Mine is just a winter pantry, it will be depleted by March. The jars will be opened repeatedly as well. There seems to be a lot of disagreement about using the packs for 6 month storage, several complaints that they make pasta brittle and change the flavor of the dry foods. I'm just gonna wing it and keep an eye on the jars.
@@cattuslavandula I was thinking it might affect the taste as well. Thank you for the info.
Most do not realize that inflation is now locked in forever from the new inflated base prices. 2% food inflation is now really 5% inflation in many cases. Make sense?
yup same principle as compound interest👍
NOT IF YOU VOTE FOR TRUMP/VANCE IT ISN'T.....THEY ACTUALLY HAVE FUNCTIONING BRAINS AND CAN FIX THIS MESS BIDEN AND HARRIS CREATED. CALIF HERE AND WE ARE VOTING FOR TRUMP
Inflation is higher than that, at least in my area!
2% or 5%....way higher
I wish we had a Krogers here I live in Ashtabula Ohio and the prices are outrageous on everything and you're absolutely right they just keep going up our coffee went up so expensive
Winter is coming...ALWAYS! I started to go through a checkout at Walmart, and saw a sign saying, 'Card Only.' So I found a different lane. The very next day, my husband went into the same store, and found out it was 'Card Only,' when he got to the register--too late. And the cashier said there was a sign on the entrance doors? Anyone else having this problem? We're in west central Ohio, and we like our privacy, thank you very much!
First of all, when a store opens at 6:00 AM, in my mind, you should be ready for customers to check out. At my Walmart you will be lucky to try to find a register open until 7:30 AM, I like going early to avoid the crowds. I have had to checkout in electronics dept. before. And, along with probably only a handful of people--don't judge--still pay by check, which is a whole other ball game...some registers don't want to take checks, some do. If you have around 20 registers, open at 6, please be ready to accommodate your customers. They are trying to weed out certain ways, want you to self-checkout now too. I tried to pay with cash at a recent doctor's visit and they would not accept it. No one wants to work anymore, don't have respect for others. I am 73 and on a fixed income, I have no choice but to shop at Walmart.
I love Costco because I can buy paper products in bulk cheaply, which make my membership worth while, plus the store is very close to my home. It is closer than Sam's Club, so I can purchase gas at Costco as well.
when you go the major stores...notice how sparce selection is. the supply chain is being affected. food and clothing.
Western Kentucky update. Did a pickup at Kroger on Tuesday. Using the digital coupons and weekly sales my $107 mostly meat order ended up costing me $58! Got large packages of chicken tenders, ground beef, and bacon. There are a lot of buy one get one free options this week. Good deals can still be found
I was at Beckley, WV Walmart today. The power went briefly and then I went to check out and was told it would be 45 min. to an hour before the registers were reset and able to scan.
At my local WMT here in PHX, AZ this evening, the Seasonal aisle in the grocery section was half filled in with cases of bottled water instead of candy. In the pasta aisle, they did have GV Jumbo Shells for $1.84. Have not seen those for months. I bought a 2 lb. bag of white long grain GV rice, but the best buy date is July of 2025. That seemed odd.
paper towels are usually a waste just get some rags jeez
I agree but what happens when we have noo water? need to stock up just for that
Yes, I agree. We bought 100 organic cotton lint free kitchen towels online about 4 years ago. I put aside 20 for wiping clean dishes dry and for covering dough etc... No more paper towels since then.
It's a matter of preference and what you are cleaning up.
I prefer to pick up dog messes and cleaning around the toilet with papertowels.
I'm sure you can understand things like that.
Danno, I went to my Walmart yesterday. Last visit before had been about a month prior. OMG shelves were bare!!! All of their GV products were gone- pasta, pasta sauces, soups, spices, baking goods (no baking powder at all), canned meat. Frozen aisles looked full though.
Walmart, WHERE? Our Walmart in Chula Vista, CA (near San Diego) has NO empty shelves. There were a few emply shelves last month, but those have been restocked. They are low on canned potatoes, and moved those to the top shelf. There's plenty of rice, flour, tomato sauce, oilve oils, pasta, sugar, eggs, butter, bacon, bread, peanut butter, tea, coffee, chips, fruit juices, cheese, etc. If there is a shortage it would be the soup section, that looks pretty low.
Even the fresh produce dept is well stocked. No shortages.
BUT THE PRICES ARE MUCH HIGHER THAN BEFORE. But, then what doesn't cost more with this current lame administration. If you voted for Biden then you deserve this, but I don't, I voted for Trump and had 4 of the best years of my life. I'm 80 years old and I know what I'm talking about.
@@georgiafrancis9059 I’m in Montana. Things do take a little longer to get up here but it seems to be getting progressively worse with things not being stocked. And yes prices are bad and will continue to get worse if we don’t vote out this 2-party system. They are both corrupted by large corporations and very much intertwined with each other (as much as we believe it’s either right or left- it’s all the same). I’m planning on voting Independent this election #RFK Jr. Thank you for your comment and take care over that way ❤️🇺🇸✌🏻
Back to school shopping doesn't help
EBT's are reloaded around the first of the month and the shelves are usually pretty empty until the second half of the month.
@@sseptember6301 good point! I did go again this weekend and the shelves still seemed hollow.
South Louisiana has plenty of rice. It's a staple on most tables down here. We eat more rice than potatoes.
Lol. It's a staple on our table here in northwest Louisiana.
Louisiana people eat rice like the Asians do! 😂
40oz Folders Regular Blend is currently in “Action-Alley” as of today at Walmart (Right in the center between clothing and grocery when you walk in) 40oz plastic can is $14.97. After this stock is depleted the price will go up for all coffee. Pickup enough for winter.
Have you heard anything about Walmart stopping bulk supply? Someone wrote into The Poplar Report and said bulk rice was on clearance sale, they asked an associate and were told they were not going to be carrying bulk stuff.
I always wait for the buy 10 save 5 right around Thanksgiving at Kroger. I used to get canned tomatoes, Green Giant vegetables, tomato sauce and other things for .50 each. I’d get a couple of cases of every vegetable and the tomato products
Wait for that sale. It should be coming soon. It’s a good time to get all of the holiday baking items
Only buy paper towels on sale but now I’m even doing better because I bought some soft cotton drying cloth no more paper towels. I keep a couple rolls around but saving that money is a much more cost efficient.
I’m wondering if that sale will happen this year???
Costco is great. We don't have a Sams club or an Aldi here outside Seattle. We do have Fred Meyers which is part of the Kroger line and we have Trader Joes.
Publix has the orange CLEARANCE STICKERS with FULL PRICES below them. This means buy it now or it will be gone and we are not residing it. Hundreds and different items every week as they shrink the choices and supply chain. All the hemmoroid creams, most probiotics, Liberty dry cat food, all Campbell's YES soups, many sauces and condiments, their chocolates, etc. I bought 1.5lbs chunks of chocolate for $2.49 each $1.66/lb!!! @Adventures with Danno @Jessica
Our Also Distribution center is moving so they are dumping certain things cheaply at local stores but there are also shortages of other things. The distribution center was only 14 miles away. Not sire where it is moving to???
My son orders an aisle for the grocery store where he works. He is not getting in the canned pineapple he's ordered for weeks now. Not sure what the issue is but if you use canned pineapple regularly or for the holidays, you might pick some up now, just in case.
When dry commodities like lentils, beans, rice, etc., start going up in price, that is the warning indicator. Get creative and stock your basic staples. Salt, sugar, flour, baking powder, baking soda, cornmeal, cooking oils and cooking fats are hit and miss in my area as well. And that's scary.
Local grocery store: had chuck roast on sale for$5.49/lb. I bought at least 4. Made a pot roast, cut one up into 4 pieces and froze one. And made enough beef jerky from the other 2 to fill 2 half gallon ball jars!
Eggs were low at my Walmart today. Going to Aldi's tomorrow . Meat is outrageous 😢
Soups and lunch things, cereals, usually on sale before School starts. But, those sales were in July this summer. I'm wondering what priices will be late this month and September. Anyway I'm definitely paying attention to your videos Dano.
Keystone Meat..roast beef, ground beef, chicken, pork...Walmart or order from the company. It's excellent.
5yr bbd, no preservatives.
I need to stock up on batteries 😊
Thete already $ 20 dollars for the big packs in Missouri 😢
Walmart announced they are getting rid of bulk foods.
Source, because I can't find it. Thanks
I found a lot of good spices at the dollar store, of all places.
Eastern WV, Cambells chunky soup is 3.49 a can!! Everthing is going up ,even sale items are higher!😢
Thank you for the heads up. God bless. 👍👍👍😃❤️🙏
but inflation is below 3% according to out overlords 😂
Groceries and gas no longer included in inflation calculations, bec they're too volatile. Yeah, bec the price of food keeps rising.
🤣
After the inflation of the late 70’s, the government redesigned the inflation rate to take out things that went up too easily like food and fuel. This make things much easier for the politicians who cause the problem.
DON'T FORGET KROGER GAS POINTS
I dont drink coffee just stick to water
The amount I've got already is enough and I've done a re arrange this morning so am happy
Where I live in Cajun land, I went to 5 places for my groceries. So blessed that these stores are 5 minutes to 18 minutes away, but I can't stay on budget like I thought I could.
New Iberian here. Once you're prepped up, you can concentrate on the loss leaders. Super 1 foods has pork butt $1.47, New York Strip $4.97 this week, likely higher in Lafayette.
Watch for the condition of BANANAS...some are coming in beaten and bruised. So much activity buying 5 lb bags. Selection is slow
Yeah i had bought 3 boxes of Sam's club trash bags not knowing how long they would last its been over a year and I'm on the first box still
Thank you Danno ❤️✝️
A lot of rice is grown in Louisiana and it's sold in the Walmarts so there shouldn't be a shortage on the Gulf Coast.
I'll think about it.......😊
Great Value OJ is over $8 for a gallon!!! What the what???
Hi Danno, from what I'm reading here, our San Diego Walmart's are doing very well.
@dreamalittledream1 thanks, so do we! Have a 🙂day!
Reduced coffee harvest = increased coffee prices. $9.00 for 8oz folgers instant coffee in sandiego area stores.
San Diego Target stores have sort of become the "go-to" place for EVERYTHING. You'll be happy you gave them a try. It's a toss up in our neighborhood. Target is closer than Walmart and very competitive in pricing. Yes, Walmart is a larger store, but that doesn't mean they have what you're looking for. Walmart DOES have a "craft" area with everything from yarn to quilting pakages. Target does not have a sewing area, but they DO have everything else and you won't walk yourelf to death! Take your shopping list to Target first and be plesantly surprised, I know I was! Happy shopping!❤
Thanks Danno! Hi Jess!
😎 Thank you!
I just did 2 separate orders for pickup of various dried beans from walmart. Navy beans 1lb bags, large dried lima beans 2lb bags, black beans1lb bags, pinto beans 5lb bags... 12 bags each x's 2 orders, = 24 bags each. All the dried beans are vacuum sealed in the ball jars for the pantry.
Danno, rice is definitely going up in price. Several months ago, I picked up 24 twenty pound bags of white rice for $7.99 a bag. I am so glad I did that sale. Because now, that same bag on sale is $9.99 on sale. I bought 100 lbs of Jasmin rice at costco last year and paid $23.00 for 50lbs. I wonder what it costs now?
Keep stocking up everyone when you see a great deal, because, EVERYTHING is going up.⬆️⬆️⬆️
Live in Newark new York and soup 3 a can prices going up but not pay check
nobody's income is increasing to match inflation. Did YOU vote for Biden? If you did then YOU are part of the problem. I'm voting for Trump 2024 while we still have food.
A vote for Kamala is a vote for more of the same.
Love Sam’s Club! Don’t forget water ! Thank you ! 🇺🇸🛒🇺🇸
Cheese had three different prices at krogers. Also dishwasher soap going up. Please help save money.
I just bought 4 months ago, a new grocery store opened up (not a chain supermarket), and they had Palmolive liquid dish soap 45.5 ounce bottle for $0.99. 👀 we bought 36 bottles. That was a HUGE bargain. They were also selling bonkess chicken breast for $0.99lb... we bought 80lbs. I canned it all, 1lb per pint jar. Haven't seen those prices in a few years. It was a grand opening sale and they had really great sale prices on many items to get people to come in.
Glad you love Sam's Club as much as we do! Sam's Club and Aldi's are my two favorite stores to shop! We don't have a Costco close enough to get a membership.
Our Lidl has 5-lb bags of flour on sale for $1.79 through next Tuesday (limit 4).
Good evening, be well. Peace
Thank you for the tips.
Love your channel. You help me with my prepping. Drive to Kroger for 1 hour but so worth it! Kroger Aldis & Ollies are my go to. Thanks for all you do! Xoxo from Brunswick Ga
i forgot abt ollies-ill have to go again :)
☕️ got it !
Avocados in California are $2.50 apiece and used to be the capital of growing and kept prices down. there are limited avocado farms in California anymore. Farming is a touchy endeavor on the West Coast.
in San Diego they are $1.09 each at Walmart-------used to be $.49 each, lowest price lately has been $.97 each. I try no to buy avadaco's at Kroger......I may pick up one if I need it for something special, but only buy avacados at Walmart! Kroger prices have gotten a little out of control.
Another good one!👍
Campbell soup has bioengineering a ingredients
I shop mostly at Kroger these days
Taster choice, coffee freeze dried Is already a commodity I use in shortage it seems
Great video it sure is getting ridiculous
So Walmart isn't selling bulk. Does that mean the powers to be can see a food shortage down the road? Is this a way to get more people to go to Sam's? I've got questions!
Maybe people have stopped buying them because they can no longer afford to . They are just buying for a week or so. Also maybe they want the rice there is to be spread out among more people. Who knows though
Yes Trump was warning about a great Depression and shortage farmer's to grow are food.
I shop at Sam's Club but my Sam's doesn't have any organic items except for hamburger meat. That is disappointing to me.
Another brand of batteries to get is RAYOVAC they are made by Energizer just a lot cheaper I stocked up on the 36 pack of AA's I bought 10 of these packages(360 total) I also bought two 100 packs of Amazon's AA batteries. This don't count my rechargeable batteries and AAA's. I should be set for a while lol
Got lots of rice and coffee...
I posted about Veterans free food and one of your viewers asked me about this. I am sorry my laptop crashed and I had to rebuild it. It seems it's only a Massachusetts thing.
the VA does it here in PA also
Sams in cocoa Fl no longer carries members mark cut green beans And only carries Lesuire sweet peas .
Good podcast.
Wonder if bulk items not to sell in future forcwhen they ration us..
Give us small amounts so can't stock up.
Spices are cheaper in Walmart.
Have you seen some people, a food shortage ain't all that bad. No that's not nice.
LOL
Yes, nothing has been the same after covid. Remember when the ships were stuck in the Suez canal for almost a week or more that didn't help either. It will be with an infrastructure attack on highways trains and bridge's hopefully it doesn't happen 😢
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I was disappointed in the Costco batteries. I didn't think they lasted long
I’m in California and I boycott Target.
Costco hasn't had a sale on t.p or paper towel, even kirkland coffee for 6 months. Wish they did!
Amazon Cambells Chunky Chicken 2.24
$1.49 at Kroger this week.
I am in the Cleveland Ohio area. Giant Eagle had the 30oz cans of Maxwell House coffee for 6.99 a can. Regular price 14.97. So, I stocked up. I saw at Wal Mart they had ZERO big bags of white rice.
Our Walmart in Oregon doesn't stock 20 pound bags of rice or beans anymore. You can get it shipped, but no pickup for over a year. I order a few each month to stock up, soon I'm sure it'll be unavailable. I heard from another channel they're phasing out bulk items.
@@ashln1217 so then you go to a big bos store.
I forgot about that I think today was the last day, dang...Luck you!
@@georgiafrancis9059 definitely, we have a Costco membership! They always have rice, but I haven't seen dried beans the last few trips. I wish we had Sam's club here!
@@Troubles0125 I got 10 of them. Stock is doing well.
I have been seeing (and buying) 2-pound bags of rice at Dollar Tree. They have been low on dry beans, though.
Stanford again.
Smart food white cheddar popcorn is $5.35. I was buying it a year ago in florida, and it would go on sale for$2.50. It was usually $3.
At my local c-town hamburger is higher in price
Good evening Danno and friends
Hi Danno and Jess❤❤❤
Deals are deals, but I can't eat Styrofoam packaging..
If i had a better option i would shop somewhere else other than Walmart but unfortunately our grocery store is Walmart if i had a Kroger or something else
I heard Walmart is moving away from bulk buying items like big bags of rice, sugar etc.
Dry beans 12 oz, $1.89
Pasta $1.89/lb
Just bought 10 more pounds of salt. It never goes bad! Mylar bag it, no oxygen absorber.
I have a lifetime supply of beans at 99 cents, rice at 50 cents, pasta at 99 cents. Wake up.
Can you mylar bag ground coffee?
I can't find wax beans. Sam's Club doesn't carry them and Walmart has been hit or miss.