Grocery Haul ~ Third Week of January

Welcome to the third week of January’s LWD Grocery Haul series in which I share our weekly grocery purchases, including prices. I’m always curious to see what others purchase and what food prices are in different countries or regions. I hope you are finding this series interesting and helpful.

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LWD GROCERY HAUL

January 2025 ~ Week Three

PRUETT’S (REGIONAL GROCERY STORE):

I didn’t need much this week as I’m trying to do a bit of a pantry/freezer challenge. I’ve got a lot items I want to use up. In addition to the things I needed for this week’s menu, I bought a few items because they were on sale and I was running low (canned chicken, dry bean soup mixture and canned corn).

yellow onions (2 – 1.38 lb.) $1.37
Ruffles Original Potato Chips (13 oz.) $6.59 (on sale)
Best Choice 16 Bean soup mix (20 oz.) $2.59 (on sale)
On The Border Tortilla Chips (13.2 oz.) $3.00 (on sale)
blueberry bagels (20 oz.) $3.69
Stonefire Naan, Original, 2 Pack $3.49
Best Choice butter (1 lb.) $3.99 (on sale)
Eggland’s Best Eggs, Cage Free, Large Brown (1 dozen) $4.29
Select Beef Chuck Pot Roast Boneless (2.43 lb.) $17.23
Always Save Distilled Water (128 oz.) $1.39
Clearly By Best Choice Organic Curry Powder (1.8 oz.) $4.19
green onions $0.99
Best Choice Heavy Whipping Cream (16 oz.) $3.49
Best Choice Chicken, Premium Breast, with Rib Meat in Water (2 cans – 10 oz. each) $5.00 (on sale)
Best Choice Whole Kernel Corn (15.25 oz.) $0.59 (on sale)
Best Choice Tomatoes With Green Chilies Mild (2 cans – 10 oz. ea.) $0.98
Fritos Corn Chips (9.25 oz.) $5.59 (on sale)

Subtotal: $68.46 (plus tax and tip)

AZURE STANDARD:

This order of bulk items fills out my pantry of basics for the winter and probably beyond. I cannot find the rotini or Ditalini pasta locally and the other items were cheaper here than non-organic versions in my local store. I like to keep a good supply of several types of pasta on hand for soups and casseroles.

There’s a good chance cocoa prices will rise significantly if the new administration follows through on the promised tariffs so I thought it wise to add to my current stock. Can’t be without chocolate, right?!