grocery list thread

[Anonymous No.11085961]

grocery list thread usa only yuropoor yurofags maplefags and 3rd world btfo

share your weekly /semi-bi-weekly grocery list, where you buy them from, everything you buy in detail, and how much it all costs and rate / critique other anons's grocery lists

rate my planned 10 day grocery list (1 person):
>walshart
>10.96 5lb chicken breast
>1.48 rice 2.2lb
>4.98 Great Value Lentils, 4 lb
>1.52 Great Value Black Eyed Peas 1lb
>2.47 3lb white potatoes
>2.22 32oz corn pea carrot green bean veggie mix
>2.22 Great Value Broccoli Cuts, 32 oz
>2.98 Great Value Cappuccino Beverage Mix, French Vanilla, 16 oz
>2.46 Great Value Whole Milk, 1 gal
>1.59 Bobs Red Mill Rolled Oats, Thick, 16 oz
>9.96 Great Value Cherry Berry Blend, 48 oz
>1.88 Thrifty Bee Honey, 8oz
>2.18 Great Value No-Stir All Natural Creamy Peanut Butter, 16 oz
>1.68 3lb fresh bananas
>6.37 1 gal orange juice
>1.89 great value 18 eggs
>6.33 24oz bacon
>1.64 pancake mix
>1.98 syrup
>3.94 Great Value Thin Spaghetti, 32 oz (2 Packs)
>2.96 2 28oz cans of diced tomatoes in tomato juice
>7.48 2.2lb ground beef
>1.96 2lb yellow onions
>1.24 Great Value Minced Garlic, 8 oz
>15.67 - Kessler's Blended Whiskey, 1.75 L
>14.37 Corona Extra Beer, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack
>2.98 Chex Mix Traditional Savory Snack Mix, 15 oz Bag
>2.98 Fritos Flavor Twists Honey BBQ Corn Snacks, 9.25 oz Bag
>2.00 Baken-ets Traditional Fried Pork Skins, 3.0 oz
>2.00 Chips Ahoy! Chewy Cookies, Original, 10 Oz
>2.96 2 Reese's, Peanut Butter Cups Chocolate Candy, 2.75 Oz, 5Ct each
>3.68 Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ice Cream, 16 oz
total after sales tax: $138.88

yes, i may have high functioning autism and i'm 6ft2 212lbs so yes i am also mildly overweight

[Anonymous No.11086004]

Are you like 10 years old?

[Anonymous No.11086029]

>>11086004
stop being mean and bitter

this is my fun time safe haven go be poopy somewhere else

[Anonymous No.11086056]

bump

[Anonymous No.11086080]

Kill yourself you fat incel

[SAGE No.11086106]

faken sage

[Anonymous No.11086223]

>>11086080
>>11086106
stopit

[Anonymous No.11086233]

>>11085961
>Great Value
This could have been a good thread but you ruined it by stating that you shop at fucking walmart usa you dumb ass.

[Anonymous No.11086245]

>>11086233
w- what's wrong with walmart? it's just a grocery store...it's great...value...

[Anonymous No.11086250]

I just buy shit as I need it. Can't plan ahead for a whole week, my dudes

[Anonymous No.11086253]

Chicken breast
Broccoli
Coke zero
Frozen mixed veggies
Brown rice
Cocoa pebbles
Daves killer white bread
Smuckers natural peanut butter
Flour to make tortillas for chicken wraps
Avocado
Bacon
Beef
Whole milk

[Anonymous No.11086260]

>>11086253
I forgot eggs.

[Anonymous No.11086273]

>>11085961
I think it's fine, but I think my whole family (me gf and 2 year old) could stretch all that for 14+ days.

[Anonymous No.11086324]

>>11086273
>>11086260
>>11086250
why not?

you can, you can do anything, you just don't want to
>>11086253
nice fren, seems basic but filling and nourishing

how much chicken breast broccoli and beef do you get? like the weight i mean

do you mainly only eat chicken / beef tortilla wraps? do you only drink water / milk? i feel like you're missing some miscellaneous items

oh yeah and how much is it?
>>11086273
thank you fren, it usually lasts me a little longer depends on how many hours i work, i workout too tho
>I think my whole family (me gf and 2 year old) could stretch all that for 14+ days.
really? i feel like you'd all go hungry / starve yourself

wouldn't a more realistic stretch be just the 2 of you for a week?

unless you mainly loaded your plate up with rice and subtracted all the junk food alcohol and other miscellaneous costs and reorganized and allocated it for strict survival but that would be cheating because then it wouldn't be my grocery list

what's your grocery list like and how much do you spend?

[Anonymous No.11086327]

Depends on week, but I usually get:

>one rotisserie chicken
>plain greek yogurt (cheapest brand I can find)
>container of strawberries
>container of raspberries
>carrots
>maybe watermelon or mangoes
>peppers
>avocados
>snacking mozarella
>pan fried fishcakes
>spicy radish
>salad greens (maybe)

I have some staples in the house, but I only buy those as needed.

[Anonymous No.11086332]

>>11086324
>why not?
Assuming I go shopping on monday, yes? How do I know what I want to eat on Friday?
Shit just doesn't make sense to me.

[Anonymous No.11086351]

only 52pounds overweight friend, you can fix that easily. (healthy weight for your height is 160)

[Anonymous No.11086352]

Bananas
Mangoes
Pineapple
Plantains
Black beans
Cilantro
Onions
Garlic
Limes
Sweet potato

My diet isn’t varied. I eat black beans with plantains for lunch and dinner, with a chimichurri type sauce. Breakfast and snacks are either baked sweet potatoes or fruit.

[Anonymous No.11086360]

>>11086029
>muh safe space
This is not your safe space, homo.
Nice datamining thread btw.

[Anonymous No.11086376]

>>11086352
lmao at your dietary choices you vegan basedboy

[Anonymous No.11086390]

>>11085961
Why are the rice and ground beef 2.2lb? That is a kilo. Are US supermarkets starting to go metric?

[Anonymous No.11086404]

>>11086390
Let's hope so. Maybe the US eventually loses 2nd world status

[Anonymous No.11086433]

>>11086273
interesting, what are your meals like?
>I have some staples in the house, but I only buy those as needed.
what are the staples?

how much do those cost

..................do you shop at walmart?
>>11086332
yeah

idk you just think about groceries you want to get and write them down and caclulate it, if you don't know what to get i guess you could lookup other grocery lists on google or maybe 1 week meal prep plans or look at family budget cooking recipes and get the ingredients for those and measure out how many dishes you'd need to make to last a week

you sound like you're really stressy and rushy and impatient and don't have time to do anything, i feel like meal prepping would benefit you

extreme budget ($20):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-vVvT_3FI8c
meat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM2uYFOr3hs
plant-based / vegan:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lfhg5kRmb_k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3spAyOWq7o>>11086351
>>11086351
yeah i know, i used to weigh 300lbs but i lost weight
>>11086352
very interesting, i've been thinking about following nearly that diet anon, sweet potatoes and beans being the basis of the diet, seems very healthy

what do you eat for breakfast? how much does all of that cost?
>>11086360
>every thread that asks questions is actually a conspiracy for datamining
do you have PPD?
>this isn't your safe space
and this isn't a low quality shitposting containment board for conspiracy theories, go back to pol
>>11086376
stop bullying him
>>11086390
maybe i hope so it's much easier
>>11086404
the U.S is a 1st world country

[Anonymous No.11086440]

>>11086433
>>>11086332(You)
>yeah

I am not even stressed out. Most of the time I don't even know what I want to eat. I can go to the store hungry as all fuck but I can't ever decide on what to get. Most of the time I just grab a few items, perhaps a slice of meat and eat that with pickles. I can't be assed to actually cook for myself because it's way too much work to cook for a single person. Lately I have been eating a lot of yogurt

[Anonymous No.11086445]

I'm giving you a 1 please step up your game.

[Anonymous No.11086481]

>>11085961
Bananas
Eggs
Oats
Canned peeled tomatoes
Canned chickpeas
Lardons,Chicken liver/hearts/gizzards, whatever cheap meat
Frozen spinach/green beans/broccoli
Frozen brunoise (since i'm too lazy to chop up celery/carrots everytime)
Frozen berries
Yogurt
Milk

After that depending on what's lacking in my pantry and once in a while some good cheese and bread.

[Anonymous No.11086491]

>>11086481
Another basedboy lmao

[Anonymous No.11086511]

>>11086324
2 year old just eats what we eat, if she wants to be picky I'll cut a potato and make her french fries.

Tbh I don't handle the groceries alone, we live with her mom and her mom uses food stamps and has her and the kid on them. I really can't wait to move out. I guess I'll have a bit of trial and error with the food budget/list. We're saving so we have security if anything goes bad cuz we really don't ever wanna move back.

[Anonymous No.11086519]

>>11086511
Oh adn I also get a lot of free food at work, so I usually don't have to worry about myself except breakfast and days off.

[Anonymous No.11086547]

>>11086519
>>11086440
>i'm not even stressed out
oh, well...you come across as super stressed out
>I can't be assed to actually cook for myself because it's way too much work to cook for a single person
hmm, have you tried crockpot recipes? you literally just dump in the whole ingredients press the on button and wait

examples:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVltnc_Zw-k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DFpjBSCb-tA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2dyprX0gSg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UsZYhGrxbQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8K9HQi30Zc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYLWjCHz-ts

you can also google easy slow cooker / crockpot recipes and i believe the crockpot comes with its own recipes as well

i mean it's either that or i guess you could survive on frozen burritos for breakfast, frozen pizza for lunch and frozen chicken nuggets with french fries for dinner but that won't make you feel very good...would probably taste really good though
>>11086445
lol

show me your game
>>11086481
nice that's a very healthy diet anon, organ meats are among the most nutritionally dense foods available, very high in essential minerals like iron and b complex, very good for you too, organ meats used to only be available for the rich and wealthy because of their nutritional value and flesh and bones were left for the poor but now it's the other way around for some reason

i much prefer beef liver though, i love beef liver stir fried with bell peppers onion cumin and lemon juice in between a baguette topped with some tahini and more lemon juice

how much does all that cost you?
>>11086511
>>11086519
wewlad, that's very sad, but it's good to hear you're saving and will move out soon and none of you are hungry or homeless

what kind of free food do you get at work? what's your job

i wish i got free food at work, do you bring home food from work?

[Anonymous No.11086599]

>>11086547
>i mean it's either that or i guess you could survive on frozen burritos for breakfast, frozen pizza for lunch and frozen chicken nuggets with french fries for dinner
I am not even eating such shit most of the time.
I guess I get a slice of some meat or sausages, fry it up, put a sauce on and top with pickles or a random green to the side for lunch and literally whatever yogurt I have for breakfast and dinner.

Most recipes can't be really sized down so you can feed a single person without leftovers because you just can't buy ingredients for a single person without having to throw the rest out because you're not going to use them before they go bad

[Anonymous No.11086673]

>>11086599
>I am not even eating such shit most of the time.
I guess I get a slice of some meat or sausages, fry it up, put a sauce on and top with pickles or a random green to the side for lunch and literally whatever yogurt I have for breakfast and dinner.
but...you could've used all that effort and time waiting and frying up meat and sausage and putting sauce on it and stuff to just dump whole ingredients into a pot and press a button

also do you just eat the meat plain with pickles or do you eat it with some kind of starch / side dish or something?

>Most recipes can't be really sized down so you can feed a single person without leftovers because you just can't buy ingredients for a single person without having to throw the rest out because you're not going to use them before they go bad
that's why you prepare family meals in bulk and subsist on the leftovers so you never have to bother cooking

[Anonymous No.11086677]

>>11086673
>do you eat it with some kind of starch / side dish or something?
I try to not eat too much carbs.

Fuck leftovers. Can't eat the same thing for days in a row

[Anonymous No.11086719]

>>11085961

I shop on a week to week basis. This was my "list" for this week.

>boneless, skinless, soulless chicken thighs
>honey
>broccoli
>4 limes
>1 lemon
>5 frozen crap dinners for lunch because not gonna spend money on fast food when I only got 30min to eat
>fiber one bars (gotta poop)
>breakfast bars cause gotta go fast to work, no time for real food but they're not cheapo crap

I've still got some stuff left over from previous weeks and the meal I'm making (chicken thighs w/ a honey mustard pan sauce) for majority of dinner this week I already had the majority of the ingredients (only really needed the chicken but I wasn't pleased with the state of my honey so decided to buy more).

I have some andouille sausage in the fridge that's still good, some rice in the pantry, some flour, oil, seasoning, beans, etc so might toss some stuff together later in the week.

Other than that I grabbed some shit at random mainly some expensive as fuck pork rinds ($4.99) so I can feel like a hipster while I sip an Old Fashioned alone when I watch Summerslam tonight.

[Anonymous No.11086778]

I need to go to the grocery store soon to get jalapenos, Sadie's Salsa, coffee creamer and catfood. I have all of my other groceries stocked, just not that.

[Anonymous No.11086794]

>>11086677
>I try to not eat too much carbs.
ah ok
>Fuck leftovers. Can't eat the same thing for days in a row
lol

if you make dishes like taco chicken with rice then you could eat it on its own, add it to a soft tortilla one time then a hard tortilla the next, change up the toppings, maybe put some avocado cilantro and tabasco on one, spicy bbq sauce and sour cream on the other, add it to a salad, add a salad to the dish on its own and or with soft / hard tacos to create a 2 course dish and again change the toppings on the tacos, make a burrito etc

tons of stuff you can do to take 1 dish and turn it into others

like you could add the stew on rice, make czech dumplings with the stew eat it goulash style, put the stew in dumplings, put the stew in samosas, stir fry the stew with noodles etc
>>11086719
wew, now *you* sound super stressy rush and panicky not that other anon haha, it's not that you don't have the time, it's that you don't want to use it

obviously you should go to sleep and wake up earlier so you can take your morning routine nice and easy and slow and cook yourself a quality breakfast and pre-prepare your lunch, or meal prep for the week

see my links and suggestions to the other anon i feel like you would really benefit from it >>11086433 and >>11086547

anyhoo that's a below average list but i feel like it's more above average since you at least take the time to make yourself some good food for dinner (the honey / lemon chicken thighs i presume), i give it a 5.5/10

how much does all that cost you btw? and what kind of frozen meals do you eat
>>11086778
why jalapenos and salsa? what are you gonna make

[Anonymous No.11086799]

>>11086794
It's not worth the effort.
I'll just stick to my proven method of eating one meat + greens with the occassional treat or a home cooked meal when I visit my mom.

[Anonymous No.11086808]

>>11086794
>why jalapenos and salsa? what are you gonna make
I just like to eat roasted jalapenos and salsa with most of my meals. You might think if I should just make the salsa myself, but it goes bad too quickly when I do so usually. I think tonight I will make chorizo and eggs though. Do you like the cheap Cacique chorizo that is sold at walmart?

[Anonymous No.11086847]

>>11086794

Eh this week is just sort of an off week. The last two weeks I had strong craving for jerk chicken. I made that twice along with a pineapple black bean salsa with jasmine rice. I made bowls for DAYS out of those three was fantastic. I -almost- went with some thai curry this week but than I found the honey mustard pan sauce recipe for the chicken and I just happened to have all the ingredients for it except the chicken so I went with that for cost saving as I didn't want to buy a bunch of ingredients if I had a good recipe to run me a few days of leftovers with and for $6 for 2lb of chicken thighs it was worth it. The lemon is for my old fashioned which I had one earlier and will be having again shortly.

I wouldn't say I'm "super stressy" I just value my time. I get up at 6:50am every morning, shower, etc, and leave by about 7:25am to start work at 8:15am. I get some coffee along the way and then have my light lunch till dinner. My commute isn't stressful and the routine works for me. I can at least say that I rarely have fast food and if I do it's at most once a week only on the weekend.

I have considered trying to maybe get up just a touch earlier maybe 6:30am at the most so I could scramble an egg or something just on a trial basis to see if I like doing that. I used to do that to make french press coffee which would be kind of nice to do again.

[Anonymous No.11087035]

>>11086799
whatever floats your boat
>>11086808
interesting

>Do you like the cheap Cacique chorizo that is sold at walmart?
yes

why do you not?
>>11086847
>I had strong craving for jerk chicken. I made that twice along with a pineapple black bean salsa with jasmine rice
wow that sounds really tasty anon
>I made bowls for DAYS out of those three was fantastic
damn

how much chicken did you buy?
>The lemon is for my old fashioned which I had one earlier and will be having again shortly.
what is an old fashioned? you mean the alcoholic cocktail?
>I wouldn't say I'm "super stressy"
idk anon...you really do strinkingly come across as a rat racer constantly exhausted rushing impatient type, i thought i was overreacting when i called that the other anon but you seem to actually fit the description
>I just value my time. I get up at 6:50am every morning, shower, etc, and leave by about 7:25am to start work at 8:15am. I get some coffee along the way and then have my light lunch till dinner
i see, i usually take showers before i go to bed so i don't have to when i'm groggy in the morning, you should try that instead so when you wake up you can use that 35 minutes to cook yourself a nice quality breakfast and browse through media or just chill or something

did you know that small low calorie breakfasts low in fat and protein cause uneven glycemic spikes and mess with your blood sugar and metabolism which in turn affects your neurochemistry which in turn affects your mood all throughout the day?

breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and should be the heaviest because you've been fasting for (presumably and hopefully) 8+ hours. Your breakfast should be heavy, your lunch mild and your dinner light, i don't know if you've heard the saying "breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a beggar"
>I have considered trying to maybe get up just a touch earlier
yeah, good idea

[Anonymous No.11087117]

>>11087035

It was about 2.5lb of chicken breast each time. It was a really good meal cost wise too. The chicken wasn't more than $6-7 each time. The salsa is just pineapple tidbits (20oz can for .50c to $1.50 depending on big brand or store), black beans (15oz can, $1-$1.50), cilantro ($.70-$1 a bunch), juice of one lime, used zest as well on the second run ($.50) and a 2lb bag of jasmine rice for probably $2.99 got store brand.

Old Fashioned cocktail. Used some Whistlepig Rye Whiskey, and it was pretty good.

As for showers I prefer morning showers. I sweat sometimes while I sleep even in the winter (this is w/o a sheet/blanket/comforter/etc) so it's just how I roll. I've been doing it my entire life and I guess I could say it's a trait I got from my parents since they also are morning shower people.

I'm aware that breakfast is the most important meal of the day and like I said I've thought about at least having an egg or something in the morning. I could probably have some sausage/bacon/etc pre-cooked earlier in the week too won't be the best that way but hey it'll save me a little time I guess. Maybe I'll even get some good fresh ground grits the next time I visit my parents in Georgia.

[Anonymous No.11087162]

would make it more detailed but i never actually write anything down
only for restock:
>large bag of potatoes
>large bag of sweet potatoes
>bag of onions
>bag of carrots
>14lbs of rice
>frozen salmon
>miso
>pickled ginger
>daikon
>soy sauce
>mirin
>spices of Sorts
>flour
>the occasional fresh salmon head
>frank's red hot buffalo sauce
weekly: budget of about 45 dollars
>vanilla nut coffee from sun coffee roasters
>torani vanilla syrup
>gallon of milk
>pint of half and half
>dozen eggs
>some meat (typically pork cause poor)
>yogurt or cottage cheese depending on My Mood
>3 3-packs of natto
>bread
>teddy's unsalted smooth peanut butter
after that i usually don't have much money left to spare so i usually buy myself one or two snacks
>having cheese money is the best day ever

[Anonymous No.11087222]

>have 30 pesos
>notice I'm short on flour
>'hello mr. chinaman, may I have a pack of flour'
>'40 pesos, wytu piggu'
>not even white
fuck immigrants and fuck this country

[Anonymous No.11087329]

>>11087035
>why do you not?
No, I like it a lot.

[Anonymous No.11087915]

>>11085961
>1 gallon of milk
>1 gallon of orange juice

Jesus christ anon, i dont even want to know