Kroger this week has asparagus at .97/pound. Never seen it below 1.69/pound before this. Walmart is 2.97/pound. Probably gonna hit Kroger up for green seedless grapes at .97/pound. Normal 1.79/pound walmart. Might sub raspberries/blackberries for my regular consumption of blueberries, its 4/$5. I like each of those berries more, but blueberries usually more economical.

Tom Thumb has pork butt for .97 a pound. My mother told me thats a good price. Fresh Salmon for 6.99/pound, 3rd straight week. Might try the huge like 18” fillets they sell and cut it into portions, 5.99/pound then. Corn on the cob for .10 each. Def going to hit that up.

A store named Marketstreet has peaches at 1.37/pound. I have seen them better I think but not recently.

Aldi sucking this week. Can’t justify a trip simply for 1.49/pint blueberries. Maybe 1.29 or .99 a pint. Kind of want to try cotton candy grapes for 3.50/pound, while supplies last. Wonder how much better they can be than regular green grapes to justify the price difference.

Marketstreet does buy 1 get one but you do have to buy 2, no half off one like Food Lion. Kind of a bummer. At least if it is a 2 for $5 type promotion, you can buy 1 and pay 2.50.

6/16/2020 7:21:23 PM

So I says to Mabel, I says...

6/16/2020 7:25:30 PM

Whats a good price for peeled and deveined shrimp?

6/17/2020 12:02:54 AM

where the hell are you shopping at a Kroger? they dipped out of the triangle two years ago

6/17/2020 12:04:51 AM

There are still some in N Texas. Aldi didn’t have cotton candy grapes. I am disappoint. Had to go to pool store which is on side of town with Aldi. Got blueberries, and kiwis(.10 cheaper than walmart)

When Aldis blueberries are fresh they are crunchy like a grape. I hate mushy gritty like sand blueberries

6/18/2020 8:03:26 PM

agree with you on the blueberry mouthfeel

those cotton candy grapes are straight fire

6/18/2020 9:39:52 PM

For a good sized yellow peach what is a good sale price. I been into peaches lately, but best I can find is Sams for now 7.13 for 4 pounds. Fresh, last batch of 8 I got from Cali was picked 7 days ago. Only seen packs from 7-10. Have to wait some days before eatting them. I think walmart here has them .99 each and another grocery stores sales price was 2.49/lb. Literally called “large peaches” here. I will say perhaps target is good that they match costco at $2/lb when costcos peaches fucking blow

7/24/2020 10:13:10 PM

Ready for the Wegmans opening the day after tomorrow.

7/27/2020 10:42:24 AM

2.49/lb is a pretty decent price for peaches

7/27/2020 1:12:16 PM

Prob top 3 peach I have ever had. Purchased 7 days ago

7/27/2020 7:56:15 PM

7/27/2020 8:09:36 PM

The other week Marketstreet had oikos triple zero for 57 cents each. Limited flavors though! I cleaned shelf of all peach and banana and 4 of mixed berry. Really hoped for cherry, and key lime. Not to be out done…Costco here started carrying it recently, same 18 packs sams has had for a while. On sale til 26th, only $8 for 18. Best i ever saw at sams was 10, both places normally $12

15g protein, no added sugar, no artificial sweeteners

Kroger here always most reliable on a weekly basis for stuff ppl want. Raspberry clams .99

9/11/2021 7:32:59 PM

Bro imma cum in yo grandma

9/11/2021 8:13:02 PM

Negro my grandmas are dead, have at it

9/11/2021 8:17:40 PM

How is this helpful? Who is going to drive to texas for asparagus?

9/21/2021 12:14:55 PM

Anyway…

So this seems as relavent as ever due to age inflation

Costco has Sardines on sale $6.50 for a 6 pack starting june 22. I think best deal i have seen on strawberries this year is 2.77 for 2 pounds. Used to be like $1.6 for 2# at aldi

I have other items that aren’t particularly “specials” that I’d like to post just wish others on here were not so well off and would participate

6/14/2022 12:46:31 AM

You buy sardines in bulk? I like most food, and I'll eat sardines every now and then, but i really can't get down with them. Do you eat them straight? Or prepare them in a meal? (I guess $6.50 is a really good price for 6 cans though).

6/16/2022 11:38:12 AM

They last so long and I guess i never have seen them on sale so I was gonna buy several. I just drain and put sriracha on top and eat. Just recently tried them and was surprised i didn’t find them that bad. Eat about a can everyday or two.

6/16/2022 5:20:55 PM