Channel 2 did a 5 store grocery price comparison between Aldi, W
Channel 2 did a 5 store grocery price comparison between Aldi, W
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It's 2.47? I just got some yesterday at Exxon.
BUT.....If her "personal list" was cheaper elsewhere, would she still run the "Pro-HEB" story?.....Hard to tell the "sincerity" of these type stories now....Would have to do them on a monthly basis to get any kind of "credibility" from me.....
Sisyphus and SteveT reacted Just TP, paper towels, detergent, dishwasher detergent and pet food will make your bill outrageous. I dread seeing the total just for those.
We bought another freezer and started stockpiling before tariffs hit. You really have to shop all stores if you're in it to stretch your dollars. We've kind of perfected shopping from all the store's Apps and placing orders for pickup. We will space out all the pickups over 1-2 days, and do a big haul once a month. Aldi or Walmart is usually where we find the best prices on perishables we need to pickup weekly. Last month is really when I started noticing the effects of tariffs, and it's now getting really weird who has the best price. Coffee really went up this month, and we strangely found the best price on Amazon. Beef started going up in price mid summer. Sam's 10 lb roll of ground beef has usually been the best buy for years; Walmart beat Sam's price on ground beef this month. Bakery bread has been cheaper than commercial bread since the war in Ukraine has reduced global wheat supply. Bread freezes well. Even fewer people know the dampen and pop in the oven trick to revive stale bread. So don't pass up the day old bakery deals. When it comes to reduced for quick sale meat; beef and lamb is your safest bet, any brown/discolorization you are seeing is oxidation and not spoilage.* This is a General chat discussion. This post was gray boxed because it was likely a Fastlane topic in a General Chat thread. Gray box details Dispute
I'm sorry, but brown discolored meat is rusty meat
Sisyphus : That's okay, more for me. If it bothers you, never ask to see an aged steak or prime rib before it's prepped and cooked for you. That spectacle might ruin you for life.
I get my dry aged, I don't like wet, from a restaurant, uncooked, to bring home. You can have all of my accidentally aged meat. Enjoy.
I knew this, and if you can find a Joe V's (HEB), they are even cheaper on select items. Lots of Latino items, too. You will not find your Kinder spices there. The frozen foods are priced the same as HEB, however.
We do almost all our shopping at HEB. It's just our go to. About once a month we'll swing by Kroger to stock up on cat litter and Diet Cherry Coke since they're the only ones that carry them. PetSmart is where we get all the cat food, but when it comes to people food and toiletries, it's HEB all the way, with about a once a month Trader Joe's run thrown in for good measure.
Fireba11 reacted Plus HEB many times only carries their own store brand and no other brands,
Cafe Ole mocha- I mix one of those with a pod of decaf to kickstart my day. I love Mixla tortillas. I found their meats, poultry and fish to be great. The HEB brand of tortilla soup starter . Gosh so many things! Their big cashews were great too.
Freezer paper- that stuff is THE best- just like the old time butcher paper. I love their heavy duty foil but we have tons of that
Cafe Ole mocha pods
Aldstat OctoberFest beer
And probably a surprise or 2
HEB plastic storage containers( they are 💯 better than Ziploc
I use Kroger Boost for grocery delivery. Add to that coupons, free stuff, sales, fuel points and i usually do pretty good. Aldi is for coffee creamer, yogurt, cheese. HEB is great and i love their tortillas and coffees but the store is too big and always crazy.
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