Where do YOU shop for groceries?

joshperson195

I think it's so interesting how every state/country has different grocery stores. I shop at Target, Aldi, HyVee, Cub Foods, Trader Joes, Whole Foods and Lunds & Byerlys. Where do you guys shop?

kpeterson539

Most of the time I buy from Aldi. Then it would be Walmart and finally Costco.

I live in the upper Midwest.

socajam

Costco (75% of my groceries) and the other 25% from Wholefoods, Trader Joe's, Safeway and Harris Teeter

lemurcat12

Jewel, WF, Trader Joe's, green market, CSA (during spring through late fall, not now), fish and meat markets sometimes. Keep meaning to join Costco every since I got a car (years ago). I'm in Chicago.

sourcandies

Walmart and Fruit Stands in the area (or farmers markets).
Eastern Canada.

williams969

When I lived in the Midwest, I shopped at Roundys, Walmart, and Aldi. Now, in Las Vegas, it's WinCo, Kroger, Safeway, Dollar Tree, and Albertson's. No Aldi here, but many ethnic and specialty market choices with some good prices on staples.

RodaRose

Publix, A chicken farm & seafood market, An Asian market, rarely Winne Dixie.
I hate Whole Foods but I go there about three times a year for stuff I cannot get anywhere else.

H_Ock12

BiLo, Harris Teeter, WalMart, Publix occasionally, Target....whichever has the best deals for the week! I live in North Carolina.

kwtilbury

Publix, Sprouts, Kroger, wal mart, costco.

socajam

RodaRose wrote: »

Publix, A chicken farm & seafood market, An Asian market, rarely Winne Dixie.
I hate Whole Foods but I go there about three times a year for stuff I cannot get anywhere else.

What has Whole Foods done to you?

PaleoPretty25

Whole Foods Market and Trader Joe's

malibu927

In Ohio...Meijer (where I work, so it's a given) and Kroger. I'll pick up some things at Target, but that's two towns over. I try to avoid Walmart. Whole Foods and Costco recently opened up here, but they're pretty hefty drives away to try them out.

NewOR2015

HEB

mjwarbeck

Here in Toronto I do shop a lot at the common grocery chains (4 are within walking distance) and once a month or so make a run to Costco.

But we also buy a lot of groceries at the Asian Markets/Grocers (T&T, Al Premium, Sunnymart). The produce typically is nicer but more importantly, prices are much cheaper for staples that would be considered "exotic" in a standard grocery store if they carried them at all. Mushrooms (shitake, king oyster, oyster, beech) would be less than 1/2 price. Same with the greens. Of course, we wouldn't find amaranth or snow pea greens outside these stores. Same with some of the roots like Galangal or lesser galangal. This is where we'd also get our jackfruit, soursop, longan....

veggiecanner

win co or wal- mart. when i can get into the larger towns, in our town i"m stuck with Bargain giant. here It I 1/3 more expensive. So we have to go Into the larger city and stock up every oce in awhile. But our garden helps.

NaturalNancy

Trader joes, Mariano's and only Whole Paycheck for a few things lol

kxbrown27

I'm in Phoenix, and I go to costco, Wal-Mart, and occasionally Albertsons. It's expensive but it's just across the street so if I need a few things I'll go for the convenience.

MelissaPhippsFeagins

Aldi, Target, a local chain called Ingle's and the Farmers market for things I don't grow in my own backyard.

davidmartinez66

I live in the Northeast. BJ's Wholesale Club (meat, fruit) Market Basket for most vegetables, eggs. I grow fruit in my yard so during June-September I have fresh strawberries, raspberries and blueberries in the yard, although I eat
so many blueberries I also pick them at local farms. Of course the New Hampshire State Liquor Store for wine!


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Alyssa_Is_LosingIt

Publix or WalMart, farmers' market for produce in the summer.

I live in Alabama, USA.

chaney3000

Walmart and Aldi

Linzon

Costco, Superstore, a local butcher/deli, and the farmer's market in the summer. I'm in central BC

Shells918

Here in New Jersey I go mainly to Shoprite and occasionally to trader joes.

Christine_72

We don't have food in Target here in Oz. I shop at woolworths and coles,. Americans probably never heard of them.
I was so excited when our first Aldi opened here a month ago, but I was not impressed. Their prices were ok, but they didn't have a big selection of foods. And im too nervous to try their food brands incase they taste terrible. .

stephanieluvspb

Kroger and walmart. Indiana

Lounmoun

I live in small town Kansas. The only store in town- Walmart.
Rarely we go out of town to shop for food. If we do we would go to Hy-Vee.

King_Spicy

I buy my groceries from the groceries store.

pomegranatecloud

Mainly Whole Foods. I occasionally go to Trader Joe's or the farmers market.

JeromeBarry1

I live in a pup tent behind a Wal-Mart, with an Albertson's across the street if I feel the compulsion to spend more and a Whole Foods less than 10 miles away for those occasions when I ... I haven't had those occasions yet.

dough21

Meijer and sometimes Sam's Club, when my buddy comes over.

annette_15

Smiths, Target, Whole Foods and Trader Joes