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So lately I've been trying to find the cheapest groceries in my area. I know Safeway is cheaper than Bel-Air, so I used Safeway online to make a grocery list of stuff we would normally buy. I then put it in a spreadsheet and went shopping at the new Wally-World super center next to Ikea. On the stuff we bought yesterday (a bunch of which was on sale at Safeway and the Wally-World prices were all regular price) I saved just $29.99. $120/mo saved FTW.
So lately I've been trying to find the cheapest groceries in my area. I know Safeway is cheaper than Bel-Air, so I used Safeway online to make a grocery list of stuff we would normally buy. I then put it in a spreadsheet and went shopping at the new Wally-World super center next to Ikea. On the stuff we bought yesterday (a bunch of which was on sale at Safeway and the Wally-World prices were all regular price) I saved just $29.99. $120/mo saved FTW.
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So lately I've been trying to find the cheapest groceries in my area. I know Safeway is cheaper than Bel-Air, so I used Safeway online to make a grocery list of stuff we would normally buy. I then put it in a spreadsheet and went shopping at the new Wally-World super center next to Ikea. On the stuff we bought yesterday (a bunch of which was on sale at Safeway and the Wally-World prices were all regular price) I saved just $29.99. $120/mo saved FTW.
we tried to cut grocery costs when dawn was on maternity leave. we tried walmart, winco, and food source. i couldn't stand the other customers so we ditched those ideas. then we tried store brands from bel air and safeway, everything tasted like crap.
we started planning out dinner ideas, making a list, and sticking to the list. that saved us big $$.
note: if you have to throw old food out of your fridge for the new food just purchased, you're doing it wrong...
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So lately I've been trying to find the cheapest groceries in my area. I know Safeway is cheaper than Bel-Air, so I used Safeway online to make a grocery list of stuff we would normally buy. I then put it in a spreadsheet and went shopping at the new Wally-World super center next to Ikea. On the stuff we bought yesterday (a bunch of which was on sale at Safeway and the Wally-World prices were all regular price) I saved just $29.99. $120/mo saved FTW.
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Based on my big fat spreadsheet, it looks like Safeway consistently beats Walmart in produce costs. I noticed there was only one brand of most vegetables at Wal-Mart, which probably contributed to that, but the cost difference isn't that great (even overall, I think the cost difference would be wiped out by the cost of the gas to drive from Wal-Mart to safeway).
I was worried about doing the shopping at Wal-Mart, but with the exception of this one guy and his monster kid (monster as in uncontrolled and running around slamming in to **** while he goes "come on, son, stop, come on, stop" and does nothing about it) it was all good. They had a bigger selection of the items we normally buy (like on some things they had flavors I'd never even seen before at Bel-Air or Safeway) and since it's a Wal-Mart, everything else I would need for household cleaning, laundry, even socks and undershirts (Haines, son) is all there.
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Additionally, since they have all the stuff that Safeway doesn't (as mentioned above), I further save $$ by not having to drive to Wal-Mart or Target to pick up those extra items.
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This was a major concern for us, but the Wal-Mart by the Ikea isn't too bad (yet :\)




