rate my grocery haulguess how much>this is not a data mining thread.
>>2223557040 doll hairs
>>22235570I’d put all of this in a cauldron and meal prep for the week. guessing this was around $75
>>22235570Is that canned hot sauce?
>>22235578I had the same question. canned hot sauce, or canned hot sausages?
>>22235570You got this for free at a food drop for poor people. No quality food here at all.
how come you don't see prunemongers anymore
>>22235570are you a jew?
>>22235570What's all the vinegar for?
>>22235570I will never forgive bolthouse farms for discontinuing the mango lemonade, the greatest beverage that has ever been manufactured for retail in the history of human civilization.
>>22235727I think these two have a fair claim
I bought: • 3ishlbs of Shanghai choy tips• 3.5ishlbs of rooted mature spinach • 1,5ish lbs of yu choy• 2lbs of fuzhu• 3 imported 70g bags of Chinese Lay's chips• two imported chilli-and-peppercorn sesame paste instant noodle packets• a box of mushroom-and-onion Recipe Secrets• 4lbs of dry navy beans• 4lbs of dry, toasted, cracked wheat berries• a quart of spicy tomato-beef broth• a small jar of taco seasoning• a small jar of mixed citrus pepper (guessing it's like lemon pepper but other citrus fruits, too)• seven 1lb Marie Callenders pot pies• a 15oz can of black beansI went to two stores.How much did I pay? Gemini said "Based on typical prices at Safeway and local specialty Asian supermarkets (like 99 Ranch Market and H Mart) in your area, you paid an estimated grand total of $100 to $120"It's way off. Hint: I'm CouponAnon so you should low-ball your guess.>>22235728A local supermarket was selling Five Alive as late as 2016. That's the last time I noticed it there. Also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HNprX6qRJB0
>>22235939Oh, and a bottle of Gatorade. Forgot about that.
>>222359395/10 for all the ching chang chong food+1pt for being a cheapass
>>22235939$70?
>>22235728damn i have not thought about five alive in maybe 30 years.
>>22235728I can't even remember what five alive tasted like. Mauna lai was just very slightly too sour for me.
>>22235570
>>22236018>ching chang chong foodBut I'm a demichang so it's just normal food for me.>>22236048$52.88The Gatorade was 29¢!
>>22236085Did you make pork roll and pasta?
>>22236085you call that a haul?
The churro was bad : (
>>22238150That's a lot of blueberries, what are you planning to them with them, besides cram?
>>22238163Just cra… I mean I eat it as snacks throughout the day, defrost on the counter or 50 seconds in the microwave for one frozen serving
>>22236083mauna lai wasn't (although apparently you can still buy it even though I haven't had it since the 90s) sour at all. It's not grapefruit juice, it's guava juice, kind of pulpie and super mellow
beans and rice are about 98 percent of my diet
>>22238150jesus dude your diet is 90% blueberries
>>22238190Is that really America’s favorite rice?
>>22238190I wish I had access to such a wide selection of beans.
>>22238266i hope not. i got it because it was the cheapest 5 pound bag.
>>22236154>$52.88>for >>22235939>• 3ishlbs of Shanghai choy tips>• 3.5ishlbs of rooted mature spinach>• 1,5ish lbs of yu choy>• 2lbs of fuzhu>• 3 imported 70g bags of Chinese Lay's chips>• two imported chilli-and-peppercorn sesame paste instant noodle packets>• a box of mushroom-and-onion Recipe Secrets>• 4lbs of dry navy beans>• 4lbs of dry, toasted, cracked wheat berries>• a quart of spicy tomato-beef broth>• a small jar of taco seasoning>• a small jar of mixed citrus pepper (guessing it's like lemon pepper but other citrus fruits, too)>• seven 1lb Marie Callenders pot pies>• a 15oz can of black beansBullshit, faggot.
>>22235715>lust provoking image, irrelevant time wasting question
>>22238150i'm interesting in her eggs, if you catch my meaning
>>22239372Based retard
>>22236154>$52.88Wow great deal!>>222393737-11? Did you used all those miracle whips on the sandwich?
>>22239370what can I say anon I'm an expert channer
>>22238711Not bullshit. I might even still have the receipts. I went shopping yesterday, too. Son was off school and I wfh so I took him to the climbing gym, let him do his thing while I worked then we went to this street that has six separate supermarkets and a CVS along a two mile stretch of road and we hit up 4 stores and the CVS on the way home. 45ish minutes to an hourish hitting them all up because two are literally across the street from other and we just crossed the road on for rather than get in the car again. Bought: • 2lbs of organic campari tomatoes• 10 bell peppers of various colours wasn't sure the weight until I cooked them, 3.63lbs• a 4lb organic berry tray• 2lbs of persimmons• 5.64lbs of pork belly• 12 chicken stock cubes• a jar of beef stock powder• 24 veg mini stock cubes• a pound of mozzarella minis• a pound and a half of overpriced-ass garlic• a foil pan for an upcoming cookout• 9oz of beef jerky• 24oz frozen mixed vegetables and• 12 orange-and-spice rolls (just regular-ass cinnamon rolls with orange zest in the cinnamon sugar and orange juice glaze)• a single cheddar-hab bagel with a whole bar of fucking cream cheese on it that i split with my son; haven't gotten a bagel out in years so while I initially winced at the pricetag, I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of schmeer on that bitch We hit up an organic grocer, a traditional grocer larping as upscale, a discount grocer, the CVS and a Walmart.Under $64. >>22239753>great deal!Danke. We're gonna tuck into the rolls this morning. They were baked two days ago so marked down to $1.33 yesterday when we got the bagel ($5.50, Jesus Christ). We ate a BUNCH of the peppers ($1/lb) with dinner last night as well as a half pound of mozz $2.49 per half pound). The berries ($3.87) have been frozen for smoothies. Somebody ordered the berry tray and never picked it up so it got discounted 75%. The belles were the single most expensive item at $16.86.
>>22236154>$52.88No.Post the receipt dbag.
God bless the USA
>>22240866Receipts. I hit two stores. And sure, lemme check if I still have them somewhere. It was $21.43 at one store and $21.45 at the other
>>22235570BASEDI can’t find a big berry bolthouse in the stores near me. It’s always the strawberry banana or green whatever
>>22235570I'm heading to the store now. Will post later.
>>22241131She's going to have to pay that back. I was "overpaid" in covid unemployment insurance and they never let it go until I reimbursed it all. Their mistake? Not relevant. Be careful.
>>22243580This happened to my shifty sister in law. She thought she won the lottery and spent all of it in a matter of a few days. Turns out she was getting extra for kids that weren't actually in her custody and despite getting multiple mailings after the fact that there was an error and callled her into correct it, she ignored it. Spent a week in jail and is banned from any benefits for the foreseeable future.
>>22243637I asked for a refund for a broken light from Amazon, $14.99. They accidentally refunded my whole order, $157-something. I told them about the error.The customer service rep couldn't understand why I was complaining about getting money. They couldn't understand why keeping the money felt dishonest to me and even thought I was asking for more money back but ultimately got it and said that since there's no way for them to re-charge me for the mistake, I should just spend the money as I please.
>>22243689>>22240866>>22241424Oh, and I couldn't find the Asian market receipt but here's the one from the chain supermarket which should give you some idea how I operate. Notice the line where it says I saved 71% of the sticker price. This is actually somewhat low for me. And I was off on what I paid by about a dollar. Oopsiepoopsie.
This is some of tonight's haul. Just what I could fit on the table for a photo.
>>22243757MO MOINES, MO PROBLOIMES>>22243847Big haul, I’ve never seen Ocean Spray branded strawberries before
