Shopping list/grocery list

[Anonymous No.12143900]

POST YOUR GROCERY LIST
WHAT YOU BUY EVERY VISIT TO THE STORE
I keep going to the grocery store, but I have no idea what to buy besides the immediate meal, planning ahead is hard for me

[Anonymous No.12143912]

Broccoli
Bell Peppers
Eggs
Müsli
Milk
Food to put in the freezer
some form of meat (chicken 90% of the time)

[Anonymous No.12143919]

>>12143912
how often do you go to the store?

[Anonymous No.12143928]

>>12143900
White onion
Green onion
Garlic
Brocolli crown
Snow peas
Bean sprouts
Red pepper
Lime
Lemon
Orange
Spinach
Asparagus
Milk
Eggs
Chicken breast
Ground beef
Pork loin
Bacon
Bagels

[Anonymous No.12143931]

>>12143900
>2x 20lb bags of uncooked rice (good for 6+ months) (maybe twice a year)
weekly:
>3 dozen eggs
>3 lbs bananas (sometimes 2-3 lbs of apples)
>2 lbs frozen broccoli
>2-3 lbs frozen mixed veggies (peas/carrots/corn/green beans)
>10 lbs frozen chicken
>2x 2 liter zero cal soda (lemon lime or sometimes root beer... occasionally opt for fresca)
>6 pack of Lender's blueberry bagels
>2x bottles of tapatio

[Anonymous No.12143933]

>>12143919
2 or 3 times a week but I have walking distance to my nearest grocery store. I'd probably stock up more if it were any longer.

[Anonymous No.12143942]

>>12143931
>3 dozen eggs a week
What the fuck bro

[Anonymous No.12143944]

Rice, noodles, vegetables and various things from the compartment with soon to be expired food, I basically see it as a food lootbox, it can go up to 50% cheaper.

[Anonymous No.12143953]

>>12143900
>combos pizzeria pretzel
>rold gold pretzels
>sour patch kids 3.5lb
>cinnamon rolls
>Chai tea
>Kombucha

[Anonymous No.12143962]

>>12143942
I eat six eggs a day.

[Anonymous No.12143975]

>>12143953
that doesn't sound healthy, do you eat out a lot?

[Anonymous No.12143977]

weekly wal-mart run:

30 pack natural ice
750 ml five o'clock vodka x3
country time lemonade mix
jack's frozen pizza x7
the bomb burritos x7
family size dorito's cool ranch
family size funyuns
fancy feast grilled chicken in gravy (for my cat)

[Anonymous No.12143984]

New rule: stop posting 'comments' on certain items. Just post the items by themselves

[Anonymous No.12143996]

>>12143984
dont tell me what to do (faggot)

[Anonymous No.12144000]

>>12143984
I'm getting a strong 12 year old vibe here

[Anonymous No.12144011]

>>12143900
Sorry GROCERY SHILL, YOU'LL NEVER UNCOVER MY MYSTERY SHOPPING PLANS SO THAT YOUR INVENTORY AND MARKETING IS IN CHAOS !!!!! MWHAHAAHHAHAHAHAH !!!

AAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHHAHA !!!

[Anonymous No.12144014]

>>12143984
Make sure to add a bag of dicks for your weekly shopping. Preferably a jumbo sized bag so you can't run out of dicks to gargle before the next shopping trip.

[Anonymous No.12144028]

12 pack of hot pockets
charmin extra soft
16oz. coconut oil
eggplant

[Anonymous No.12144040]

>>12144028
What about the cucumber?

[Anonymous No.12144053]

>>12143900
Every week:
Bananas, apples, green beans, vegetable broth, eggs, chickpeas, leeks.
Every other week:
Red potatoes, gold potatoes, carrots, spinach, almond milk, lentils, onions, radishes, crowder peas.
Less frequent but regular:
Rolled oats, flour, Darjeeling tea.

[Anonymous No.12144056]

>>12144053
where da meat at tho

[Anonymous No.12144060]

>>12144040
No point going backwards. Next step is the butternut squash.

[Anonymous No.12144065]

>>12144056
Oh, shit, yeah I forgot. Vital wheat gluten every other week, chickpea flour every few weeks or so. I make a couple pounds of seitan on the weekends and have it with hot pots or paupet vaudois for dinner. It's not meat but it's low in carbs and high in protein, and has similar texture and taste.

[Anonymous No.12144084]

>>12144053
>Darjeeling tea
Time for my afternoon tea! Nothing like sipping some delicious Darjeeling tea. And, watching you getting your clock cleaned.
Ha ha ha ha ha ha!

[Anonymous No.12144085]

>>12143900
Red Baron Mexican Pizza x2
Pack of taquitos
Taco Bell Baja Sauce
Frozen breaded chicken
BBQ sauce
Frozen breaded fish
Tartar sauce
Energy drink x4
Gatorade x3

I will die sooner rather than later

[Anonymous No.12144087]

1 dozen eggs
1 quart milk
Butter
2 bunches green onions
1 red onion
1 yellow onion
8 oz bella mushrooms
1 big bok choy
1 lb habanero peppers
Cilantro
Fresh rosemary if they have it
Celery
Ginger root
Garlic
5 lb sack of russet potatoes
Flamin Hot Doritos
Energy Drinks - Venom 0 cal
Smoked ham lunch meat
Andouille sausage
Low moisture mozz
Instant rice
Chicken broth
Beef broth
Canned tomatos petite diced
San Marzano tomatos
Penne pasta
1 lb ground pork
1 lb jumbo shrimp
1 lb crawfish tails
Lump crab meat
Frozen peas and carrots mixture
Frozen okra
Frozen california pizza kitchen The Works
Frozen HEB Cheese Enchiladas
Chobani lemon yogurt
Conditioner
Benadryl
Shoe inserts
Astro's ball cap
Pack of gum

[Anonymous No.12144095]

>>12144085
Oh and I almost forgot
6 pack of beer

[Anonymous No.12144124]

>>12143900
every 2 weeks:
>eggs
>milk
>bread
>onions
>mushrooms
>bell peppers
>spinach
>carrots
>shredded cheese (getting a food processor soon so I can grate my own)
>whatever protein is on sale
>cat food
>ramen or spaghetti
>some kind of bean
>fruit (usually apples, sometimes bananas/strawberries)
>scallions
>whatever I need for recipes

as needed:
>butter
>peanut butter
>large bag of potatoes
>soy sauce
>frozen veggies (stirfry mix & corn)

[Anonymous No.12144131]

>>12144053
>Red potatoes, gold potatoes
I need to change it up with my rice. Love both these spuds
>spinach
I hate that unless I use it within 3-4 days the stuff starts to liquify. I stopped buying spinach because it seems like wasted money.

[Anonymous No.12144141]

>>12143928
>>12143931
>>12144053
I like your style.

>>12144065
based, always wanted to try making seitan myself.

[Anonymous No.12144147]

>>12144131
If you just wanna use it in cooked shit, frozen spinach is ok.

[Anonymous No.12144279]

Pasta
Canned Tomatoes
Onions
Carrots
Garlic
Black beans
Jalapenos
Spices
Bag of Limes/Lemons
Oatmeal
Almond Milk
Coffee or Tea

Probably a bunch of other shit, but I get most of these either once a week or every two weeks

[Anonymous No.12144436]

>>12143975
I only eat one meal a day, plus maybe a serving or two of what I have bought (i.e 32 pieces of sour patch for 220 cal). I do not eat out at all. Besides teas and kombucha, I only drink water.

If I were to eat the entire bag of Combos that'd be my meal for today. If you catch my drift.

[Anonymous No.12145191]

Eggs
Oats
Peanut Butter (natty)
Milk (Skim)
Pasta
Crushed Tomatoes
Chicken Thighs (boneless skinless)
Broccoli (Fresh)

I also randomly but shot like spices when I'm running low, or add fruits and veggies that are on sale.

[Anonymous No.12145207]

>>12145191
what's up with the 140 tomatoes?

[Anonymous No.12145238]

>>12143900
eggs
oats
onions
carrots
pickles
garlic
multivitamin pills

[Anonymous No.12145339]

>>12145207
It's 140oz of crushed tomatoes. They were on sale for $0.50/28oz so I stocked up

[Anonymous No.12145367]

>>12143900
I always have the staples at home.
Rice
Flour
Sugar
Spices
Potatoes
Eggs
Milk
Bread
Dried beans
Chicken stock
Protein
Butter


Everything else is extra. I usually have sauces in my cupboard already, ill get veggies but if we are broke as broke can be I can do a lot with the ingredients listed and I typically get flour beans and rice in bulk. I also throw extra butter and shredded cheese along with frozen veg in freezer.

With just what I listed though I can do chicken and rice. Bean soup. Baked potatoes. Eggs and toast ect

[Anonymous No.12145374]

>>12145339
ah, that makes sense.

[Anonymous No.12145383]

This week, I bought:
5 lbs of pork loin
bread
BBQ sauce
Gherkins
Onions
Dr Pepper
pre washed salad.
Fibre supplements
Caffeine Free Coke Zero

I made pulled pork with the Dr pepper and the pork loin. This will feed me for a week and i will eat the pulled pok with either rice or bread, butter, BBQ sauce and Gherkins.

[Anonymous No.12145387]

What is going on here anon? Do you run an inventory of your household groceries?

[Anonymous No.12146607]

>>12143931
2 bottles of hot sauce a week what the fucking fuck

[Anonymous No.12146668]

Cabbage
Carrots
Potatoes
Popcorn
Soda
Eggs
Chicken
Ramen
Jello
Whip Cream
Dried Fruit

[Anonymous No.12146708]

>>12146607
This is what I consumed in the span of 4 months. Normally I'd toss the bottles, but I wanted to see what my consumption rate really was.

[Anonymous No.12146715]

>>12146708
now add up the calories and sodium and carbohydrate

[Anonymous No.12146734]

>>12146715
>0 calories per serving
I know it's a lie but even then I'm good. 9.5% body fat confirmed by a bod pod thing I tried a few days ago.

[Anonymous No.12146741]

>>12146708
you must be cursed like in pirates of the carribean where food and ale taste like ash

[Anonymous No.12146773]

Good bread
Shitty bread
Ginger ale
PB
Yogurt

I add occasional things depending on my mood but those are the staples

[Anonymous No.12146783]

>>12146773
so what, do you eat out a lot
or is your daily meal bread and yogurt

[Anonymous No.12146791]

>>12143900
>jumbo white eggs
>2% milk
>snyders mini pretzels
>hillshire farm black forest ham
>skin on bone in chicken thighs
>broccoli
>wonder white bread
>apple juice
>white onions
>haribo gold bears
these are my staples. usually add a salmon fillet or ribeye for one meal a week with some roasted potatoes and carrots. my pickup at the korean mart is a big different but i dont go nearly as often

[Anonymous No.12146799]

>>12146741
I've had a poor sense of smell my entire life. Chronic congestion. Occasionally my nasal cavity clears up sometimes after a heavy night of drinking. It's amazing while it lasts. I can really smell things and breathe easily. That's my theory for why I'm always adding sauce to stuff. Tastes too bland without it.

[Anonymous No.12146800]

This week:

>Cornmeal
>Yellow split peas
>Baking powder
>Eggs
>Vegetable Oil
>Bacon

I'll be making bread, cornbread, split pea soup with bacon and I might deep fry some cornmeal fritters and stuff for fun

[Anonymous No.12146801]

>>12143900
>WHAT YOU BUY EVERY VISIT TO THE STORE
Two Gatorades and a rice crispie treat. But I work at Kroger and this is my breakfast plus hydration for the day.

[Anonymous No.12146815]

>>12146801
How are those chompers holding up champ?

[Anonymous No.12146827]

>>12146815
They're the best that money can buy.

[Anonymous No.12146833]

>>12143900
Not every visit but almost
>rice
>chicken breast and/or thighs
>a red meat. Steak or ground cuz I ain’t no limp dick sally
>onions as I cook a lot with onions
>eggs and egg whites

[Anonymous No.12146837]

>>12146800
based

[Anonymous No.12146879]

>>12146783
I eat sandwiches on the shitty bread and use the good bread for toast in the mornings. Yogurt's for lunch.

[Anonymous No.12147476]

>>12146708
legit how in the fuck

[Anonymous No.12147520]

>>12146833
Why do anons always tie steak to masculinity. Women and fags are allowed to buy it too, you know.

[Anonymous No.12147542]

>>12143900
>vodka
>club soda
>juice (orange, pineapple or grapefruit; lime or lemon)
>french bread
>crisp bread
>cheese
>pickles
>mustard
>greens
>butter
>yogurt
>tinned fish or chicken
>bulk instant noodles

these items are always in rotation Im a bum

[Anonymous No.12149039]

bump

[Anonymous No.12149042]

>>12143900
Onion and garlic every time.
Everything else varies.

[Anonymous No.12149406]

>>12143900
I pretty much don't ever make a shopping list beyond notes to resupply on staple things that are running low, unless I'm cooking for a ton of people. If it's just myself or myself and my gf I pretty much just go, grab whatever produce and proteins look the best at the time, and figure out something to do with them from there. I live within easy walking distance of a really good grocery store and a few specialty places (a Korean grocer, an Italian/Greek place, a hipster 'omg organic cruelty free' nonsense place that i only visit because they get really nice produce in the summer), and like maybe 10 minutes by bus away from the farmer's market. Almost every meal is improv.

[Anonymous No.12151145]

bump

[Anonymous No.12151457]

>>12143900
Every week I buy:
>Chicken thighs
>Turkey sausage
>Beef or pork if it's on sale
>Yellow onions
>Sweet peppers
>1lb unsalted peanuts
>Various salad ingredients (lettuces, carrots, etc.)
>Veggies
>Bananas
>Two 32 bottle cases of water
>Gum
Every month I buy:
>Any spices I'm running low on
>Coffee
>Tea
>Honey
>Rice
>Oats
>Cheeses
>Beans
>Bag of chocolate or any other individually-wrapped sweets
I don't drink milk or its alternatives and I only drink water, coffee, and tea. I only get eggs if I'm going to bake something too, but otherwise I just skip them most of the time.

[Anonymous No.12151475]

>>12143962
y i k e s

[Anonymous No.12152375]

>>12151475
What's wrong with that?

[Anonymous No.12152719]

>>12143900
Milk
Eggs
Chickpeas
Coconut milk
Spinach
Mushrooms
Berries
Avocado
Onions
Garlic
Whatever produce is in season so that I have a rainbowish spread
Plain greek yogurt

Replace any grains (usually farro or barley), beans (usually dried white), and canned goods (tuna, deenz, tomatoes) I'm out of

[Anonymous No.12152737]

>>12152375
Nothing, don't listen to that queer

[Anonymous No.12152754]

I can spend $20 a week in groceries. What should I buy?

[Anonymous No.12152816]

>>12152754
Assuming you're a burger:
3 pounds of chicken (what type depends on how much the other shit costs)
1 pound beef mince
10 to 20 eggs
butter or margarine
milk
peanut butter or alternative (eg jam/marmalade)
bag of potato
bag of rice
bag of onion
cheapest puffed rice or wheat cereal
bag of flour & some dried yeast
sugar
couple cans of tinned toamto
sunflower oil if you need some
carrots
apples or bananas
garlic powder
oregano
smoked paprila
salt
pepper

You have chicken 5 nights a week, and burgers the other 2. Oven bake the chicken after coating in the spices/herbs.

This might be worth more than $20 depending on where you live, but most of it is buy once and it'll last weeks. You will need to adjust things based on your own abilities. Like if you aren't going to bother baking anything you won't need flour or yeast. If you don't drink coffee or don't mind having toast every morning, you might not need much if any milk. If you don't like eggs don't get them etc.

A very simple cheap "menu" for a single day is:
Breakfast - 2 or 4 slices of toast.
Lunch - 1 or 2 sandwiches. (this is where the margarine & peanut butter or jam comes in).
Dinner - Half a pound of chicken, two cut potatoes & 1 cut onion, oven baked. Add rice or boiled eggs to fill it out.
Feel free to replace a breakfast or lunch with eggs on toast (however you like, boiled, scrambled, poached etc).

[Anonymous No.12152892]

>>12143900
My most common grocery-trip staples are:
Diet tonic water
Yogurt
Fruit (usually apples, pears, and some of whatever's in season)
Vegetables (a lot of cabbage)
Deenz/tuna/some other kind of tinned fish

I also get a loaf of bread every week and a half.