I’m now in a pretty good routine of grocery shopping at Aldi every other week and it seems to be saving me some money. I did this Aldi grocery haul last Thursday, rather than Friday, because I was in town that day for an appointment. We live 15-20 minutes out of town so I try to consolidate trips.
Aldi Grocery Haul
- white vinegar (1 gallon)
- liquid fabric softener
- shampoo
- half and half
- plain Greek yogurt
- cottage cheese
- organic milk (2 cartons)
- honey
- organic broccoli (frozen)
- Asian blend vegetables (frozen)
- peas (frozen)
- organic coconut oil
- orange juice (frozen)
- shredded parmesan
- Caesar salad kit
- chicken breasts (Never Any brand)
- gourmet medley tomatoes
- extra sharp cheddar
- dried apricots
- honeycrisp apples
- avocados (2)
- bartlett pears
- cauliflower
- baking potatoes (5 lb.)
- French baguette
- acorn squash (3)
- zucchini (3)
- bananas
- sweet potatoes
- Raisin Bran
- Natural Shredded Wheat
- cinnamon raisin bread
- popcorn
- organic multigrain tortilla chips
- 2 greeting cards
Total: $95.91
You may notice that the only meat I bought was a package of chicken breasts. I still have pork chops, chicken sausages, breakfast sausage, ground beef, shrimp, one or two more packages of chicken and a turkey breast in the freezer. We are also doing more meatless meals.
I will need to pick up more salad ingredients and bananas but otherwise I think I’ve got everything I’ll need for this two-week period.
Have a beautiful day, my friends!
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Going shopping when you’re in town already, even if it’s a day early, is a sensible idea, especially when you live out of town.
Yes, even though I drive a Prius I still try to be mindful about my use of fuel. Not to mention the time savings.
So excited because we are supposed to be getting an Aldi within about 5 miles of us! I haven’t gone there often either due to the distance. This summer a group of family and I went to Germany for 2 weeks. Aldi stores were everywhere! We visited almost every day. I love Aldi.
I love Aldi, too! Great prices and small enough to be in and out in a reasonable amount of time.