This is a 40$ grocery haul

[Anonymous No.16809277]

Think twice before you order your 37$ pizza with wings

[Anonymous No.16809278]

>>16809277
Don't tell me what to do you dumb retard. I bet you're considering tranny surgery too

[Anonymous No.16809286]

I make $120k per year as a software engineer you fucking poor faggot, I'll buy whatever I want.

[Anonymous No.16809291]

>>16809277
>three things of fucking cheese and the only fresh vegetables to be seen are a thing of tomatoes

You absolute fucking nigger

[Anonymous No.16809293]

>>16809277
>all this low quality food
I have money, why should I willingly eat that poorly

[Anonymous No.16809296]

>>16809277
that's alot of fucking carbs you prediabetic faggot

[Anonymous No.16809299]

>>16809277
nice dubs
thread will probably have over a hundred replies by this afternoon
let's just get this out of the way:
>people who have less time to cook will be pissed off at the false equivalency
>people who have a lot of disposable income will call you poor for caring about a $37 pizza
>the processed food will trigger the posters who like to pretend they only ever buy meat and produce (oil? spices? rice? flour?)
>the rice and beans posters will tell you that they could get twice the food for the same money
>the block and shredded cheese gonna trigger a few
what am i forgetting?

[Anonymous No.16809300]

>>16809277
Not entirely manchild haul, good job anon.

[Anonymous No.16809302]

>>16809291
Theres also grapes. He could make a healthful grape and tomato salad.

[Anonymous No.16809303]

>>16809277
>frozen pizza
>canned beans
>pre-cooked turkey
>pre-grated cheese
>pre-made apple sauce
>beef in a dog food sausage
>'frozen' chicken

learn how to fucking shop jesus christ

[Anonymous No.16809305]

>>16809286
>>16809293
there's the disposable income fags

>>16809291
he mentioned the cheese!

>>16809296
oh, forgot about the /fit/ fags

filling out my bingo card!

[Anonymous No.16809306]

>>16809305
you will never have your nose placed firmly between the buttcheeks of a cute woman

[Anonymous No.16809529]

>>16809299
>the processed food will trigger the posters who like to pretend they only ever buy meat and produce (oil? spices? rice? flour?)
>the block and shredded cheese gonna trigger a few
That's me. I'll add that this american """bread""" is an absolute disgrace and that I'd rather starve than having to eat it.

[Anonymous No.16809558]

>>16809286
>I'm a programming socks faggot who pisses most of his income away on frivolous consumer product and I think my opinion matters

[Anonymous No.16809563]

>>16809286
What's it like being a pajeet?

[Anonymous No.16809582]

>>16809277
--->cuckkit is that way

[Anonymous No.16809590]

>>16809277
Thanks for reminding me I need bread.

[Anonymous No.16809616]

>>16809277
I love cooking. I would still do it even if it cost more than ordering takeout.

>>16809286
Is that something to brag about?
I make 100k a year as an ICU nurse and I assumed the IT dudes made way more than me.

[Anonymous No.16809623]

>>16809529
>american """bread"""
Listen baguette nigger, west coast sourdough is akshully breddy gud.

[Anonymous No.16809630]

Who the fuck buys mild cheddar

[Anonymous No.16809634]

>>16809623
how many non strictly bread ingredients do they put in it though?

[Anonymous No.16809647]

>>16809277
>all of these weird bootleg brands, no consistent generic
clearly OP went to either aldi or Save A Lot. that bag of grapes probably cost him a quarter of what it'd cost him at a chain or neighborhood grocery. can't deny him his thrift but i feel bad for him if that's his only option for groceries.

[Anonymous No.16809655]

I don't want ground beef i wan the need-to-use-it-today pre seasoned carne asada from the cinco de mayo market

[ieatinmycar No.16809662]

>>16809277
>No veggies or leafy greens
>half and half
This isn't a healthy diet dude. Not sure what you're bragging about here.

[Anonymous No.16809778]

>>16809623
>sourdough
I'm sure an actual sourdough, despite being baked in the US of A, would be great. But that's not what's in the plasitc bag in that picture, that's for sure.
>baguette nigger
Got me.

[Anonymous No.16809988]

>>16809616
Imagine being a male nurse

[Anonymous No.16810001]

>>16809277
>shopping at the poors grocery store
no thanks

[Anonymous No.16810003]

>>16809277
You eat some disgusting shit

[Anonymous No.16810008]

>>16810001
>overpaying for the exact same products and foods under different labels
a fool and their money

[Anonymous No.16810049]

Why don't you faggot share you weekly grocceries. For me
1kg potatoes
1kg onion
2kg apples
3kg spinaches
500g chicken
500g bacon
500g reblochon cheese
500g cream
spices I had run out of
all for 25€

[Anonymous No.16810054]

>>16809277
>not one lime
NGMI

[Anonymous No.16810057]

>>16810049
frozen spinaches, frsh is much more expensive

[Anonymous No.16810139]

>grocery haul
>not a single gallon of milk
pathetic

[Anonymous No.16810163]

>>16809303
Yes, you must spend 600 hours in the kitchen grating cheese and apples. Reddit told me so.

[Anonymous No.16810168]

>>16809277
that would last me two, maybe three days.

[Anonymous No.16810627]

>>16810168
That's easily over 20,000 calories

[Anonymous No.16810639]

As a rule of thumbs though you want food that doesn't come pre-packaged, so it is "fresh". For example, the grapes, the chicken, other than that p. good

[Anonymous No.16810647]

>>16809305
eat a vegetable you fat greasy nigger

[Anonymous No.16811068]

>>16809299
Pretty accurate. I would throw in that that's more than $40, unless you're shopping at some weird discount grocery store.

And checked

[Anonymous No.16811170]

>>16810163
>grating cheese is hard
loll wut

[Anonymous No.16811171]

>>16809286
That's it?

*Laughs in 300k*

[Anonymous No.16811185]

>>16809277
if i had to level one criticism at you about this order, it would be: too much mild cheddar

[Anonymous No.16811192]

>>16811171
you're a high roller. a baller

[Anonymous No.16811235]

>>16809277
Aldi Haul

[Anonymous No.16811269]

>>16811171
>makes 300k
>still posts on 4chan
It's nice for us poor people to know that being rich doesn't actually get you anything more I guess.

[Anonymous No.16811290]

>>16811269
I'm not even rich. My friend who trades crypto on Is a /biz/ regular has a combination wife / husband income of like 700k. He's a regular shit poster.

[Anonymous No.16811431]

>>16809277
There is absolutely no way thats 40 dollars. Its literally impossible.

[Anonymous No.16811438]

>>16811290
>700k combined
So his wife makes like 1 million a year?

[Anonymous No.16811469]

>>16811269
It doesn't. Been here since 2004 and our household income is ~$480k.

[Anonymous No.16811509]

>>16811431
>grapes, tomatoes, potatos
$12.01
>apple sauce, green beans
$6.67
>cheese
$10.93
>butter, half & half, and eggs
$11.09
>bread, tortilla, rice cakes, tortilla chips
$12.97
>beef and chicken
$6.24
>pizza
$6.99

[Anonymous No.16811511]

>>16811438
Between the two of them, 700k.

[Anonymous No.16811515]

>>16811509
Nope

[Anonymous No.16811520]

>>16811515
what? i just pulled all this up. it's my local grocery in socal. im not the OP

[Anonymous No.16811526]

>>16809277
>Mama Cozzi
>Clancy's
based Aldi's brother

[Anonymous No.16811598]

>>16809303
nothing wrong with having a few things of canned beans a some pre made applesauce in the cupboard because that can be a whole process if you don't can your own. The rest, yeah.

[Anonymous No.16811623]

>>16811269
this is a classless place

[Anonymous No.16811629]

>>16811623
yeah I'll say, this place has no class

[Anonymous No.16811632]

>>16811511
The joke is that the wife makes all the money and the husband is losing 300k a year trading crypto.

[Anonymous No.16811647]

>>16811629
sent my post, started watching a norm vid, switched back over, saw your reply - what a trip that was

[Anonymous No.16811731]

>>16809277
>this would be $100 in my country
Life in Canada is suffering

[Anonymous No.16811740]

>>16809277
condescending_smirk_sºyjack.jpg

[Anonymous No.16811802]

>>16809277
that stuff would be closer to $100 here.

[Anonymous No.16811832]

>>16811731
this would be like 50 bucks max at walmart retard

[Anonymous No.16811850]

>>16811731
I live in the Yukon of all places and this would be like 60$ max where the fuck you live, Grise Fjord?

[Anonymous No.16811872]

>>16811850
whats something about living in the Yukon that most people would not expect

[Anonymous No.16811919]

>>16811872
seeing someone with teeth

[Anonymous No.16812043]

>>16809277
The Mama cozzi brand pizza rolls are based, never had the frozen pizza.

[Anonymous No.16812047]

>>16809277
>Think twice before you order your 37$ pizza with wings

Is there really a place in the world where pizza costs more than $15?

[Anonymous No.16812190]

>>16812047
Delivery from pizzaslut with tip and shit - i can see 37$

[Anonymous No.16812208]

>>16809286
>i have money so im going to waste it on unhealthy crap
was this a brag? youre bragging about these choices

[Anonymous No.16812260]

>>16811068
It's Aldi. So if you consider German discount grocers weird you're spot on.

[Anonymous No.16812273]

>>16809529
That's the 89 cent cheap whole wheat bread. Aldi itself sells better if you don't mind paying more.

[Anonymous No.16812292]

>>16811431
Actually with the prices at my local Aldi, which is where this was purchased, I think he spent less than that. I have a hard time spending more than $30 when I do my weekly shop there.

[Anonymous No.16812340]

>>16811850
>>16811832
Lying faggots that would be minimum $70 not a chance you're getting all of that shit including chicken breast, ground beef, cheese, eggs and cream for $50

[Anonymous No.16812387]

>>16809277
Are traditional butchers common in USA? i see so much pre-packaged and processed meat produces instead of fresh meat

[Anonymous No.16812506]

>>16809277
I'm sorry okay!! I had a coupon

[Anonymous No.16812530]

>>16812387
>Are traditional butchers common in USA?
like a little store downtown? haha get the fuck out of here.

[Anonymous No.16812580]

official /ck/ server link:
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Todays Menu:
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[Anonymous No.16812668]

>>16811269
Nigger, I'm never leaving here even when I'm a multi millionaire.

[Anonymous No.16812680]

>Oats
>Blueberries (frozen)
>Lactose-free whole milk
>Whole grain bread
>Deli meat
>Cheese
>Beef/chicken/pork
>Onion, garlic, scallions, shallots, peppers
>Fresh greens
>couple snacks as a treat dont be mad peejay huehuehue

[Anonymous No.16812685]

>>16809623
>some faggot with a beard made it in between sipping soy lattes
>therefore it's good

[Anonymous No.16812699]

>>16809277
Mild cheddar, only vegetable is potato. You aren’t going to make it sorry.

[Anonymous No.16812720]

>>16811171
Quit larping fag

[Anonymous No.16813063]

>>16809277
Who the fuck pays $37 for delivery?
>>16809286
>>16809293
Oh

[Anonymous No.16813082]

>>16812680
>Americans

[Anonymous No.16813112]

>>16810627
>That's easily over 20,000 calories

so? you're supposed to have 5000 calories per day to maintain body weight. I usually aim for 6000 because I'm tryna shred my lats.

[Anonymous No.16813116]

>>16811431
>There is absolutely no way thats 40 dollars. Its literally impossible.

for real. that's $25 at Save-A-Lot, tops

[Anonymous No.16813135]

>>16809277
OP is exaggerating, I picked the cheapest equivalents at my Walmart and came out to about $64, but it still shows how much you can save by not eating out

[Anonymous No.16813142]

>>16813135
Oh shit the tegaki editor cropped off the right. Add $3 for the bread and $3 for the gallon bags.

[Anonymous No.16813153]

>>16809277
In Canada, this comes out to 78 buccs

[Anonymous No.16813172]

>>16809277
all i see is a bit of turkey, 500g of ground beef, some frozen chicken shit and way too much trash to put it with. thats like a few turkey samiches, burritos for dinner and indigestion from there on out. you skint joggers need to take a page from your own races handbook and start shoplifting some real meat

[Anonymous No.16813176]

>>16809616
>I make 100k a year as an ICU nurse and I assumed the IT dudes made way more than me.

They do in America but I live in Japan.

[Anonymous No.16813177]

>>16813153
Yeah but your money is garbage so it evens out

[Anonymous No.16813223]

>>16813177
OK, shoes lmao

[Anonymous No.16813249]

>>16809277
You forgot to add the cost of your time

[Anonymous No.16813256]

>>16809286
How much did you spend on cRaZy socks last year?

[Anonymous No.16813271]

>>16813249
>slapping grape jelly on bread takes more time than eating out
>pressing beef into patties on the frying pan takes more time than eating out
>throwing chicken breasts on an oiled pan with your favorite herbs takes more time than eating out
>scrambled eggs takes more time than eating out
>frozen pizza takes more time than eating out

[Anonymous No.16813278]

Wow, some bread, some cream, cheese, applesauce, Meat, tomato, eggs and a few potatoes... is this supposed to be my appetizer before lunch?

[Anonymous No.16813299]

>>16811068
Not really, things like the ground beef, potatoes and cheese usually don't exceed $3-4 at the krogers I go to and everything else is usually in the $1-3 range. The one exception is that the chicken titties are probably like $6
Also nothing there is from a major brand.

[Anonymous No.16813343]

>>16809277
>MILD cheddar
ngmi

[Anonymous No.16813362]

>>16813271
you already spent more time going to the shop

[Anonymous No.16813367]

>>16813362
Everything in the OP would be equivalent to eating out at least several times

[Anonymous No.16814519]

>>16812530
There are still some butcher shops around. Also most regular supermarkets have a meat department with butchers on staff for special orders and to prepare and package the meat they get from their wholesalers. It's just the discount chains that have all stuff prepackaged off site. Economies of scale and all that.

[Anonymous No.16814913]

>>16809286
I make over 500k a year and have a hard time being friends with people who have money.

If you don't cook your a trash person no matter how much you have .

[Anonymous No.16815153]

>>16814913
I don't believe you make that much, but I believe you receive that much.

[Anonymous No.16815172]

>>16814913
>I make $500k
>Your a trash person
Ask me how I know you're lying :~)

[Anonymous No.16815191]

>>16809286
This except I manage a trucking company and just go out to eat once a day. Had a chipotle burrito. Double steak, double fajita vegetables, brown rice, cheese, corn, sour cream. Hella tasty.

[Anonymous No.16815197]

>>16809277
>37$ pizza
For $37 I could eat pizza five days straight.

[Anonymous No.16815211]

>>16811269
Do you come here because you’re poor or because you enjoy it? Exactly. Stop being a stupid fucking retard. This is probably why you’re poor.

[Anonymous No.16815234]

>>16809286
And with that me mentality I bet you’ll be in debt when you’re retired.

[Anonymous No.16815247]

>>16815172
>people who make a lot of money always spell you’re properly
Bruh, I got in to truck driving and management so I didn’t have to speak and write proper English. Most salesmen just need to know the words, other people write for them. High pay software devs master other languages, not English.
You have weird expectations of wealthier peoples.

[Anonymous No.16815272]

>>16809277
Who pays $37 for pizza and wings?

[Anonymous No.16815293]

I agree OP that there is more value and you can even make your own pizza with 40$ of an even better quality that of your usual pizza shop but still, you could have bought so much more good stuff on terms of nutrition....:(

[Anonymous No.16815596]

>>16809286
I make 650-750k a year in real estate commissions and I still cook on a regular basis as part of a personal hobby routine, and I genuinely believe I’m spending my time productively with my family while eating well.

[Anonymous No.16815874]

>>16809277
I can buy max 1/4 of what you bought with $37. Where do you shop?

[Anonymous No.16817504]

>>16809277
Damn. I would never reveal to anyone something so pitiful such as $40 being a large sum of money to me. You don't seem to embody a sense of shame, I'm jealous

>>16809529
I wish I could be more like you, my health would be so much better. Too bad I have a proclivity towards being a fatty

[Anonymous No.16817542]

>>16811170
Yea seriosly... wut
If youre using prepackaged dry parm or that crumbly shit instead of grated parm I feel bad for you.

[Anonymous No.16817548]

>white rounds
how did they find out my nickname and can I sue

[Anonymous No.16818898]

>>16813135
You have obviously never been to an aldi. Enjoy overpaying for your food.

[Anonymous No.16818904]

>>16809277

>Everything is packaged/processed industrial waste.

[Anonymous No.16818910]

>>16809286

I sell hardwood floors and made around $120k last year, lmao.

Imagine being so mediocre.

[Anonymous No.16818918]

>>16809277
In my area, that's more like 70.

[Anonymous No.16818927]

>>16815874
Food kitchen.

[Anonymous No.16818951]

>>16809277
??? that like 120$ worths of food here

[Anonymous No.16818960]

>>16809286
A fool and his money are indeed soon parted

[Anonymous No.16818963]

>>16809299
Based thread summarizer

[Anonymous No.16819415]

>>16810049
>100 lb of onions a year
what the fuck anon

[Anonymous No.16819596]

2 different types of ways of eating cheddar
frozen trash
why do you buy veges in a fuking can
gross chicken in a bag
why ever eating ground beef

[Anonymous No.16819597]

>>16809277
Canada time. Let's see how much of this I could get for $40.
>ground beef - $10
>pre-shredded cheese - $8
>block of cheese X2 - $12
>butter - $8
>canned green beans X2 - $3
Very cool! Love living here!

[Anonymous No.16819611]

rate my grocey haul and guess how much i paid for it

[Anonymous No.16819635]

rate my G haul and guess how much i paid for it

[Anonymous No.16819783]

>>16818898
For some reason I thought Aldi was a Euro thing, but I checked and there's one even closer than the Walmart I go to. Thanks fren, I'll check it out.

[Anonymous No.16819794]

>>16819635
Without looking anything up, I'll guess $36

[Anonymous No.16820026]

>>16819635
Are you a woman?

[Anonymous No.16820081]

>>16820026
would a woman write 'G haul' ?

anyways, that was last weeks groceries

[Anonymous No.16820126]

>>16819635
$26.72

[Anonymous No.16820158]

>pre-sliced deli meat
tastes worse and has way more sodium than getting meat from the deli counter

[Anonymous No.16820166]

>>16812387
>Are traditional butchers common in USA?
they are, people here just like the pre-packaged/processed stuff because they're lazy

[Anonymous No.16820172]

>>16809286
I make $120,000 per year as a Sous Chef at Wendy's. I'll but whatever the fuck I want.

[Anonymous No.16820341]

rate my grocery haul, guess price

[Anonymous No.16820358]

Why the fuck does no one in here buy meat? Where are you getting your protein? I'm assuming no one here touches a gym.

[Anonymous No.16820371]

>tfw $40/hour security guard
i order ubereats/doordash/whatever and tip well because, in the time it takes to get here, I make more than it costs lol

[Anonymous No.16820425]

>>16820358
lots of beans, hemp seed, quinoa, trailmix, soyrizo

even though i dont buy much meat i still end up eating lots of meat becuase basically all resturaunt food is centered around a piece of meat and when bbqing with friends, then again i end up eating tons of meat

[Anonymous No.16820426]

>>16809277
That's amazing and would be like 200$ easy where I live.

[Anonymous No.16820661]

>>16809277
Lol where's the meat? Beef and lunch meat are getting much more expensive. $40 will get you like 2 steaks and a half pound of ham.

[Anonymous No.16820791]

>>16820341
nice haul, what kind of rabbits do you have?

[Anonymous No.16821027]

>>16819597
Shitcouver? That's about the same prices if I shop at a "high end" grocer but I found much cheaper alternatives. Cheese is still a ripoff though unless you hit up a no frills.

[Anonymous No.16821035]

>>16809277
Anon that is at least 70 dollars of groceries even with off brands at wal mart

[Anonymous No.16821154]

>>16820341
>Trader Joe's
$75

[Anonymous No.16821764]

>>16821027
Changcouver here. Not the fag you're replying to. What are your alternatives?

[Anonymous No.16822877]

>>16809286
Dangerously based.

[Anonymous No.16822884]

>>16810057
>Spinaches
It's spinachi you ESL queer.

[Anonymous No.16822915]

>>16809286
that's a weird way to say you're an anti social neet with a repetitive and austistic job that nobody wants to do so they have to pay more.

[Anonymous No.16822935]

>>16809305
based bingo player anon

[Anonymous No.16822936]

>>16812685
>thinks good bread is "hipster"
>doesnt realize HE's the pretentious asshole
being a contrarian all the time sucks, anon... fix yourself.

[Anonymous No.16823007]

>>16818904
underrated

[Anonymous No.16823303]

[Anonymous No.16823312]

>>16809277
I mean think twice before being poor? youre eating bottom of the barrel sub walmart food

[Anonymous No.16824213]

>>16821764
Loblaws all day, like I said No Frills is a good choice but it never hurts to shop around, I like T&T for certain items that are harder to find in most stores and Dollar tree can be good in some cases for canned BS. Avoid Nester's Market like the plague.