Once-A-Month GROCERY HAUL NOVEMBER for our LARGE FAMILY || Healthy Foods + Budget + 4 STORES
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Today is our Once-A-Month Grocery haul for our large family of 7! We shopped till we dropped. We visited 4 stores: Aldi, Walmart, Sam’s Club, and Meijer.
We go back weekly for fresh foods like produce, bread, milk etc.
Salted butter when cooking. Unsalted butter when baking.
Equal opportunity for every cooking adventure!
I do the opposite
Just saw this video, lots of fun watching! Those glass salt and pepper grinders are refillable please do not throw them away!! They are a little tricky to open the 1st time but once you get the hang of it you are golden. Happy Shopping!
Thanks for the tip!
I normally don't like shop with me videos but I really enjoyed this one. You had me cracking up. I'm subscribing right now!
Yay! Thank you! You're too kind!
This is my first time watching your videos. I want to let you know that lot of things that you bought at Walmart you could get for free or extremely cheap if you coupon. It’s very worth it and especially with a family of 7.
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When you check your eggs in the carton
roll them with your fingers to see if they move.
Cracked ones will be stuck to the carton.
Been frugal for decades.
I definitely should have done that with the eggs. Way to go with being frugal! Loving saving money where I can!
Also, egg stocking dude told me to swapping out broken for uncracked eggs is ok. Instead of opening 5 cartons each with a broken egg.
@@dawnmontoya4444 I appreciate egg stocking dude’s wise advice! Never thought of that one! Brilliant.
Not to be "that girl" but check your country of origin on seafood/shrimp. (Not that you didn't)
@@dawnmontoya4444 😂 what places of origin should I be looking for?
I love this shop with me and I hope you continue to do videos like this is a real shop with me nobody’s done this in quite a long time
Thanks Audrah! ❤️
To help your carrots last longer rinse and store in a mason jar covered with water (also works for celery). Last so much longer.
If your kids like to play with magnets you can buy MAGNETIC PAINT.
Putting this paint on a wall in their 'play' room can help keep activities
focused and common areas less cluttered. You can also put it on the back
of photos and hand them up.
I like the idea of painting the back of the photos with magnetic paint. Fantastic idea!
I always buy one of each on the butter baking I use unsalted and salted on my cooking veggies and toast pancake etc. lol of course during the holidays I bake a little more so I may buy three unsalted. I bought 4 of the lock and lock bulk containers their hiold a lot of flour etc they also have rear wheels on them I have had them for years .
Wow. Rear wheels! Nice. I like that you buy both butters. That's what I need to do! ❤️
I just started watching your vids and I'm on my third one in a row😂. You seem so nice and lovely and that one teacher that just brightens up your day.
Oh my! You're so sweet!! Thank you. 😊
I use the mainstays gallon clear storage container from Walmart for my baking flour, sugar, oats, etc. They are only like $5 each and it fits a 5# bag of flour in it, just have to shake it side to side gently when the last part of the bag goes in, it doesn't look like it will fit but it does perfectly!! Lol
Bethany, you're brilliant! Great idea! ❤️
I love your grocery hauls so much!! Wish we could get the pumpkin puree and apple sauce here in the uk!! Love it when your like " I'm doin' it!!! " 🤣👍🏼 hell yeah get those bargains xx
😂😂 Yes!
We spend 1300-1500/month for a family of 7 but several things contribute to that: we have some food allergies, we buy 99% organic and whole foods, very little packaged processed items and that budget includes a monthly co-op order for dry and bulk goods as well as slowly and steadily building long term food pantry with each grocery haul. I shop primarily Aldi and Costco and then we get a handful of things from Sam's, Amazon and Azure. Buying organic is an investment in our health but it does all add up fast!
Same. We are about to be seven and almost everything i buy is organic, pasture raised or grassfed. I never buy seed oils and go to our local farm to buy pasture raised lard and tallow. And it does pay off because my children have zero medical issues and neither does my hubby or me.
I'm so happy to read that you're doing so well with organic, whole foods! That's amazing. I aspire to that more and more as I shop. I'm taking my time to get there. I have to go VERY slow with my fam. No co-op here that I know of, but I may have to look into it. Do you grind your own grains?
That's awesome!! Love that it's worked so well for your family! Little by little I'm trying to make better decisions when it comes to food. It's a journey that will take me A LONG time!
@@Thegrocerylady yes, we buy bulk organic wheat berries and I have a mill so that I can make all of our own breads. That alone saves so much money because organic bread is 😬😬😬🤑. Lol. We are 7 years into learning about the benefits of organics, minimizing pesticides and general toxins in our household overall. Its definitely a learning process and we have also taken small steps to improve habits over the years and we are for sure still learning!
@@jason-antoniaburks854 Small steps add up. That's definitely my take on life lately.
For my flour and baking things I use the Mason brand craft and more 3 piece pop up canisters. They sell them at bed bath and beyond which is nice since you can use the 20% off coupons. They also sell them on Amazon in a 4 piece for a little more. I have noticed that they sometimes carry them in TJ Maxx and Marshalls individually. They work great! EDIT: for seasonings pick them all up at Aldi next time- ive heard they are actually McCormick in Aldi packaging. I buy them now and they are very good and for about a dollar you can’t beat it!
Love the 20% off coupons for BBB. I checked out the containers you mentioned... I like them! So many options. Thanks for the idea!
Salted butter... The best 😁 Cannot believe how expensive Pledge is in the USA. In the UK it is a fraction of your price at around £1.
Woah. That's quite a bit different. 🤔 How can costs be so different?
Lol! Love that you tried to put the groceries in someone else’s cart. Totally done it 😂 love Aldi. I use Tupperware brand containers and I love them. I have big containers for flour, sugar and bread flour and canisters for cereal, crackers and more. They are expensive but I bought them 15-20 years ago and they look brand new. I bring ice packs and cooler bags for my monthly shopping because you gotta buy it when you can go to the store especially with four stores.
😂 I almost did it a second with the same lady. 😂 Tupperware - the cost is well worth the longevity! If 4 stores is becoming my routine, I will definitely need to invest in a cooler bag. My dad puts a cooler in his car. He's always going to multiple stores.
Can not recommend Tupperware modular mates for the pantry more highly. There brilliant
I used to go to the deli and buy the containers that they fill the display trays from and I would use the for canisters, the deil guy just started to save the container for me, ask at your grocery store also at restaurants ectra
It can't hurt to ask, after all it will be free
@@bethcatt7919 Great idea! 😊
I love Aldi I went three weeks a month when we lived in Virginia so I miss it. The Commissary is between Aldi and Walmart in price so I usually go to the Commissary to save money and they usually have most of the stuff that I need. I go to Sprouts for natural stuff and I love it. Bridget my daughter threw up twice this week and in her classroom so I have been cleaning up her clothes and both days we had to do the laundry so it's been a busy week. She just went to the doctor and they said she has strep throat and she has no symptoms for it so who would have known so I am glad we brought her to the doctor. Hopefully we can have a month or two without a sickness? Everyday is a big adventure in the Lavender household! Thanks for you're channel and thoughts, keep up the great work!
It's been so long since I've been to The Commissary. I wish we had a Sprouts here. I've heard of it, but we don't have one. So sorry to hear about your daughter. That's crazy that she has strep with no symptoms. I'm glad they caught it.
Also remember the commissary has a surcharge and the money generated by surcharge goes back in the military community to help families and servicemen/women. So worth it!
Love grocery's!! ❤ Salted for me 😉🥰🤸♀️🙋♀️
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Great job MayMay and Addison! Quite the haul ..... and .... unsalted!
Thanks Dad!! We had a lot of fun. And unsalted - YES!
As you were in Meijer grabbing things I was hello g at my tv you can get that at Aldi cheaper. The Aldi bread is less than a dollar a pack here. Their freezer bags are cheap. Pie crust at Aldi is usually around 2.00 a box. But for butter we always get unsalted. We use it mainly for baking.
😊Thanks JoAnn! I'll get better at shopping at Aldi.
Carrots - I peel them trim the ends off and put them in a airtight container in the fridge with some paper towel in the bottom , mine last at least a fortnight and never go mouldy , they just get a bit dry. I don't buy baby carrots, they are just big carrots shaved down and you pay loads more for them
I typically buy the regular sized carrots, but they've been going bad, which has never happened to me before. I like your idea about storage though. 😊
I buy 2 red, orange and yellow peppers as well as 4 green and I use my valdelia chopper. I bag them up and I have chopped mixed bell for about 3 months to add to my dishes when I cook.
Great idea!!
Rao’s is the best marinara that my family has ever tasted. It’s a bit pricey but worth it! The basil one is our fav!
The good things are worth the cost!! I'll have to look into the basil one. Thanks for the idea! ❤️
Salted butter of course.Have a good night.
😂🤣 Of Course! Have a great night too!
Love how you guys get the huge bags of choc chips we don't here in the uk , it's so annoying . I like aldi for my fresh meat , never had anything bad from aldi ever ! , great Scottish beef and so good too . I'm definitely unsalted butter all the way . . I grew up with fresh unsalted fresh from the dairy farm . So it's all I use
Fresh unsalted butter would be amazing! Sounds amazing!
They have the cutest edible butterflies on Amazon to decorate cakes, cupcakes etc!
Ooo. I'll check it out! Thank you.
Simply nature is really good
Thank you for reducing my ice cream anxiety and definitely salted butter.
Anything for you, Robin! 😂❤️ I love how definitive you are about the salted butter! 😊
New subscriber and I love shop with mes! We buy our sugar, flour and rice in bulk and store it in 5 gallon buckets - lasts forever that way and you can stack the buckets so they don't take up as much space. We just got a Sam's Club membership last month and it's been a game changer! Lol
What a great idea! 🤔 I'll have to consider that for my larger baking purchases.
My husband said you can go to restaurants and ask for their pickle buckets and a lot of them will sell them to you - he said they have a rubber seal and it's a tighter seal that way. He spent 15 years in food service so he knows all kinds of tips and neat tricks for storing stuff in bulk!
I always buy lots of bell peppers. I dice some and slice some. Flash freeze and bag them up. So easy to just grab and hand full or two for whatever recipe.
If I use them in a fajita or saute, do I thaw first? How is the texture if in slices?
@@Thegrocerylady You can thaw first if you like on a paper towel to absorb the extra moisture. Me I just throw them in to saute and the extra water evaporates. As for measuring, I figure about one cup equals one pepper. Me I'm lazy and just eyeball till it looks like the right amount.
@@Broomrider1492 I like to eyeball things too! I'll give it a try with a pepper and see what I think. It could definitely help with less waste and faster meal preps! Thanks so much for the tips. 😂
If im baking, I use unsalted. If I’m putting it out to spread on corn or bread, I use salted.
the aldi i went to they was nearly out of the can pumpkin making your own pumpkin pie taste so much better than the box pie, i like that broccoli i found that broccoli was created in a lab in 1929 before that no broccoli. but what a wonderful grocery haul..
Unsalted always kinda feel like it’s better option plus you can always add salt if you need it.
I didn't realize so many people were salted butter fans. It is tasty, but I've always been one to use unsalted.
That saying, I think you are awesome!
I like both butters but it depends what im cooking. So i usually buy sticks of both
I think I need to start buying both so when family comes over, everyone is happy!
I buy the salted butter for everyday use, unsalted for baking.
Perfect!
I store my flour and sugar in a cereal containers that I found at Walmart and it hold ten pounds perfectly in each been doing it for well over 6 years. I do use about 10lbs flour monthly too
What things do you like making?! We’re on a sourdough kick right now!
@@Thegrocerylady we are currently on a cinnamon roll obsession right now
@@mischelsticka6958 oooo! Yum. I’m the only one that likes cinnamon rolls, but I’ve been wanting to make some.
I love unsalted butter! I'm not a big fan of salt, to be honest. Also, we have so much salt in our diets through so many foods (processed as well as homemade) that it's always good to cut down wherever you can.
So true!
I find the Lock N Lock containers the best for flour & sugar - the gasket is awesom, after that Tupperware, then Rubbermaid ... While the containers you were looking at are great for pasta (mine held 4# of Spaghettu/Linguini) they're really too small for a bag of flour - my daughter uses the largest for her gluten-free Bob's Red Mill and it doesn't quite fit into one container
Thanks for the info. I checked out the ones you mentioned and they might be just what I'm looking for. I like that the lid area is rectangular.
Salted butter. Aldi has pie crust for 1.79 and I love their paper towels and TP.
I meant to get my pie crust at Aldi and completely missed it. Next time. Thanks for the reminder.
Look for the containers by the cutting boards, restuarant steamer pans and utensils. They have big ones there. Not as pretty as OXO but great for flour, sugar, etc.
Is this at Sam’s?
@@Thegrocerylady yes ma'am. Usually on the side wall beside large rolls of aluminum foil, plastic wrap, sternos.
New Subscriber here!!! Great video!!!Ive never shopped at Aldi’s !!!
OXO is good.
I use my used Nestle powdered Creamer containers with the red lids for flour ,sugar,macaroni shells,etc.They are the big ones from Sams Club.
Hi Evie! Cute name btw. Great thinking about reusing your containers. I do that for other areas in my house... 🤔
That Jergens lotion is the best! Been using it for years.
I really like it!
the marinara frenzie! I LOVE IT haha 🤣🤣🤣
Right!? We've been busy trying them all! There are so DEFINITE winners.
Awwww she mentioned my anxiety over the ice cream! 🤣🤣
Dana, you helped a lot of people! I didn't realize others were feeling ice cream anxiety! 😂
I know another TH-camr who uses those containers and likes them. I'm not sure if she can add like a 5lb sack of flour to one though. As far as butter I'll eat either it doesn't matter. Enjoyed the haul.
You're equal opportunity when it comes to butter! 😊 Thanks for your thoughts on the containers. It's a bigger decision that I realized. 😬
I use half gallon mason jars for my storage.
I like that idea. Where did you get your mason jars?
Love your hauls! Videos! I'm unsalted with butter... im trying Rao's for the 1st time tonight!
❤️🥰❤️ Let me know how you like it!
@@Thegrocerylady so it was the roasted garlic! I also added garlic... then garlic salt to the meat ( I used sausage) the garlic was definitely strong but we loved it!
I also added fresh zucchini to the meat let it saute up before adding the sauce
@@pinkrevenge3747 Wow! You went all in with the garlic! Sounds like you know how to take meals to the next level. Love all your add-ins. Glad you ended up with a tasty meal!
Aldi has the best deals on peanut butter and applesauce, and their Nutella is just as good but way cheaper. I always use salted butter for everything, I love all the different stores you mix and match everything. I won't go to Walmart anymore, last couple of times I shopped there the milk was spoiled when we opened it.
Yikes to spoiled milk. That would turn me off for sure. I should do a comparison on the Nutella from Aldi vs Sam’s. 🤔
Oh i just love your come shop with me🥰 I am a salted butter kind of person on toast with nothing else. Then if i have jam on my toasts then it has to be unsalted haha🤗
😂 You're too funny! 🤣
@@Thegrocerylady why thank you😅 so are you🥰😅
Rao is totally worth it. Good choice.
I used to like Jergens lotion. But I was discover I was allergic to paraden. So I usually natural ingredients I get from TJ Maxx. Absolutely good price for a big bottle.
Thanks Erin. I'll have to look into that.
@@Thegrocerylady no problem
We like Salted butter. You did a great job.
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you should consider couponing just to save on extra stuff monthly it helps out alot i have a family of 7 as well 😀
Love hearing you have a family of 7! Sweet. I struggle with couponing. My dad needs to give me a lesson, he's amazing it at it!
I save sooo much money by purchasing a pork tenderloin from Sam's Club and I slice it into pork chops and then take one chunk from both ends and cook it in the crock pot and make pulled pork sandwiches out of it. My last trip to sams there was NO choice as I was getting the very last one. It cost $18 and I was able to make soo many meals out of it. Give it a thought for a money saving tip
Great idea! Smart shopper.
I do the same with pork
I’m not sure if you have a Costco close to you but the rao marinara sauce is normally at mine for like 10 bucks for 2 jars :)
Also since you are going to different store and not sure of the prices . Maybe bring a piece of paper and pen with you so you can keep track of your regular item prices per store :) so to be sure to save 🎃🌻🍁🥰
We don't. Sam's is it for bulk buying around here. I LOVE your idea of keeping a piece of paper to track prices. I think 4 stores is going to be my new normal, so I need to keep track of where is cheaper. I'm so use to just shopping at Meijer and Sam's Club, I haven't done as well at paying attention to prices aside from what's the cheaper version in front of me.
@@Thegrocerylady yes you’ll definitely save bye keeping track . Sucks you don’t have a Costco though 💜
I get the same kids toothbrush’s. I love how cheap they are and the bristles don’t fall out when my kid bites them.
They do seem well made! Amazing price! 😊
New subscriber here! ❤️ grocery hauls
Welcome Laura!! 😊😊
Salted in both daily life and baking here, most people in NZ are definitely in the salted realm, some may buy unsalted for baking, but it's definitely salted for most Kiwi's. 😋
I use salted butter 97% of the time? The only time I use unsalted is if a specific recipe calls for it. Butter toast with coffee in the morning. 😋
Yes to butter toast and coffee! Yum.
I don't get unsalted butter. But then I live in Denmark. In a typical supermarket there are 10 different blocks of butter only 1 is unsalted.
Wow. Denmark knows what good! 😂 Love that your store only carries one unsalted!
My mama use too go to three or four depending on the specials bc there wasn't any Aldi's or Lidl s!!!
Kraft mac n cheese and the aldi brand mac n cheese taste the same to me !! They both so good 🥰🥰
If your family doesn't like the store brand of mac&cheese you can try what a I did a couple of times when we got a food box with no name mac&cheese I just grared some block cheese into the no name stuff and added extra milk and butter, I also have mixed nane brand with the no name brand
At Sam's Club you can get a huge thing of taco seasoning. It is so much cheaper than all those packets.
Does it last a long time? I'm always leery of it caking up.
@@Thegrocerylady . It last us months. If it gets a little stuck, I just bang the container once against the counter lol. I think it is about $6.00.
@@jessicatounkara8753 😂🤣 There ain't no shame hitting the container against the counter. 😂 $6.00 is good price.
You should try the cereal and lunch meats at Aldi. So much cheaper and tastes so good! I've been eating boars head at our IGA and the Aldi brand is just as good. If you don't like the one at Aldi, their returns are really easy. But I've not had any complaints on the lunch meat or cereal and I have toddlers, so taste is important in the cereal and lunch meat categories. Also, when I'm shopping at several aces, I like to have the apps on my phone to price check on the fly. Your milk was a little cheaper at Aldi. When I do my shopping list I check from my home computer so I can compare ahead of time. It's extra work but helps me stay on budget.
Thank you Jennifer! Sounds like you are a great shopper. This 4 store business is new to me, so my learning curve is big!
Also buy big jugs of hand soap to refill yours at home. It will save you a ton.
True True! Great reminder. Thank you.
I’m not sure where your at date wise but when you get to March remember wheat will be hard to find meaning anything that need wheat toilet paper paper towels and if things start looking bad iodine pills for your water .So far we are ok but I’m not taking a chance I don’t know where half our food comes from
We love salted butter everything is better with salt n butter lol great shopping haul
I will have to agree with that... everything is better with salt and butter!
Great hauls⚘
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Raos is my favorite sauce. Your prices are far more amazing than what I pay here in Juneau Alaska. But you won’t be disappointed.
We were NOT disappointed! The kids LOVED it!! Hello to you in Alaska, btw!
@@Thegrocerylady HELLO! 👋🏻
It is by far my favorite. I was having issues for a little bit and thought it was from tomatoes and regular pasta sauce and so I had been using Raos with no issues and just can’t get enough of it. Lol
But it’s like $11-12 a jar here, unless you get it at Costco then you get a couple big bottles for that price
@@dawnkanouse745 I almost passed out - $11-$12 a jar. Wow. I imagine the cost to ship in items is a lot. That's fantastic though that it doesn't give you any issues physically. Tomatoes can be hard for some people.
Does that national budget include just food or food and toiltries, like tp, laundry soap and such.
From what I could see it only included food.
We got bad chicken ( fresh) from Walmart once. So I just don't buy fresh meat there. Great haul. Oh I got those containers at Sam's when they were in sale for 19.99. But check the box I got home and one was broken ( I live an hour away too) also get the sales ad I believe sometime soon those containers are going on sale again for the 19.99. Also I believe you could of gotten your cereal cheaper a Sam's and the ground turkey. Not sure of the price off the top of my head but something to check out next time
Thanks Sue! I will wait to see if it goes on sale soon! Great tip. Bummer yours was broken when you got home. 😩 I usually skip the cereal at Sam's because as soon as I buy it the kids change their mind of what they want... but I may have to give it a second chance.
I use large Rubbermaid brand containers for flour and sugar.
I've been looking into those...
Open carrots lay out on plate or paper towels and let dry. Put in ziplock bag. They will last longer.
You're brilliant. That I can do! I had been sticking the paper towel in the bag after a few bad bags of carrots, but I like the idea of drying them out first!
Unsalted butter for sure. So what was your favorite pasta sauce? I can't help it, I love prego and the price too!
We've made it through the first jar... Bottecelli. The kids LOVED it. Over the next week we'll probably try at least three more. To be honest... I'm with you on the Prego... Price/taste! 😊
I shop at Aldi all the time. I can tell you one I won't buy is the mac and cheese. Kraft is the way to go. 🧀
Kraft yes!!! And mac and cheese is cheap. I say buy the kraft to. Or velveeta shells and cheese. Or velveeta and make your own. Best ones. No cheap. Gag me.
Gag me! 😂
I LOVE velveeta and kraft. Thank you for the validation... it's not good to mess with the good stuff.
Thank you for the help. Kraft is so good... who wants to mess that up?! 😊
Ragu meat sauce is the best low cost but if your looking to splurge Rao’s is awesome!
We tried Rao's this week... It was well liked. Even my daughter who doesn't like sauce loved it!
I think unsalted butter is for sweet things and salted butter for savoury things.
Makes sense! 😊
Love Sam's Club and Meijer
Yes!!
Hi we only buy unsalted butter 😊this is what we enjoy😮
Hi brand new subscriber her from WA State. That bag of shrimp was 12.99 here when I got same size peeled deveined just last week. Way more than I expected.
What?! Wow. Such a difference. And hello to you in WA!
We are a salted butter family it’s the best salt is good for you!
I recognize your sisters shirt! We are currently at West Point. Check Sams club for a much better price on RAO,s possibly on pork chops and steak to. King Author manes GF cake,, cookie, brownie, muffin, etc too. Aldi for bread and spices. Aldi for ground turkey (possibly Sams lunch meat, and pie crust. Aldi and Sams you can get some of you pasta and cheaper
The very first children I ever babysat graduated from West Point! How great that you're there! I'm not a fan of the steak cuts at Sam's. For some reason they don't cook up as nice as the one's at Meijer... even though they're the same cut. Weird. I love King Arthur's Baking mix, so I'll have to look into the other options! And where I can get them cheaper! Thanks for the other tips. I'm not used to 4 stores - especially shopping at Aldi or Walmart.
We always get the bagged cereal at Walmart that's like $5 and it's a big bag. They usually aren't name brand but they usually last longer than the boxes and they're cheaper
How's the taste?
@@Thegrocerylady they taste similar. My husband loves and usually prefers the generic cocoa pebbles 😊
@@kaitlynwoods2038 Nice!
Compare cereals by weight. For me the box is cheaper.
Did you ever look at Sam’s Club for pasta because I think that would be a lot cheaper or even Walmart
I do, but my kiddos are particular with their noodle shapes. 😂 Last month I got the Sam's Club boxes and by the end of the month the kids were hungry for something different.
Unsalted all the way because I'm a person who bakes every other day. Plus you can just add salt into buttered toast.
Agreed!!
We were a family of 6 growing up and our grocery budget was 800€ a month, which is 915$ 😲... but I live in europe :) but it’s funny that it is somewhat similar to US
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Try the great value storage container they are cheap and huge. It’s the mainstays brand
Thank you! I've been checking it out!
I work at meijers ...try there marina sauce ...promise you will love it ...and is alot cheaper....
Thanks for the tip!
You need to visit the Aldi in the UK. Our prices here are a third of the prices that you have over there
I'll be right there! 😂
Wow we in Europe we don't have that big bags of food, i'm a little jealous ;D
It’s a bit crazy how large our boxes and bags are.
Newmans own for marinara we love and no added sugar! They also give to charities
I do love Newman's Own for salsa. I'll have to try their Marinara!
RAO's is the only kind of Marinara sauce that we get. We go to Costco and get 2 at the price that you paid for the one.
We love Rao's. I buy mine at Sam's now and it's MUCH cheaper!!
I get pie crusts at Aldi. You should try them.
I recently tried them. They worked out well! ❤️
We LOVE ALDI'S stuff...their Mac n cheese is just as good as KRAFT...their honey is amazing..all their items are good...we avoid Walmart as much as possible now...we just do Sam's and Aldi... unless we need something SPECIFIC from Walmart...
Going for my mid-month grocery haul tonight! More Aldi adventures.
Omg only 500 and something :0 by me when I go shopping eggs are $18 and cheese is $26 T^T your so cool and so caring of your kids my mom would be like if you don't like don't eat it lol
Next time the kielbasa at either Walmart or Sam's. Name brand is 2.98 in my stores.
Thanks Lynne! I'll check it out!
Butter salted, for cookies unsalted
I went to the deli and asked them for the big containers that they get their salads in, ai got them for free and I can put a 5pound bag of sugar or flour into one, I also put macaroni in them ectra
Great idea!
I only use salted butter. I never buy unsalted, ever!