ALDI Grocery Haul | Large Family Summer Stock Up!
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- 1 week worth of groceries from Aldi for my family of 11 full of summer treats and a few stock up items as well!
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Bar keepers friend liquid , squeeze small amount, use scouring pad to work into grime, let sit then scour and should work.
Thanks! That's actually what ended up working!
@AmyRaisingArrows after I commented and continued watching I saw that , lol. For metal pans I also use a metal scour pad, the silver one. Bar Keepers truly my friend as used even for cleaning sink, oven, many other items.
Aldi sells a grilled chicken bag. I use them and they’re ok. I only get the Tyson when Kroger has a sale. I would say the maple syrup, the dishwashing pods, and the chips/crisps added to the grocery bill. Those things are high. All things are high any more. I’ve mentioned before but buying block cheese and shredding it would probably be more cost efficient. I would also mention, as many people that live there and seeing as this is over $300 and not counting the Walmart run and seeing as this is only for a week or 2’s worth of groceries……wouldn’t it be more cost efficient to get a Costco or Sam’s membership? I don’t know how far away you live from a store like that but shopping weekly was always so exhausting! I’ve got ours down to 1 big run per month but I have to get produce weekly (sometimes biweekly ) and I get our raw milk every 2 weeks. I don’t have as many people in our family but I’ve seen other large families do it this way. I’ve also purchased from Azure Standard and able to buy bulk cleaning products, soaps, shampoo and all kinds of things from them. I used to think Aldi was the best way to go for groceries but this inflation, economy, just a bunch of different factors, has made me rethink how I’m spending money on all kinds of levels.
So, a couple of things...
I priced out cheese a while back, and the shredded at Aldi (at least at mine) is cheaper than shredding a block...which surprised me. I'll have to check again.
I do have a Sam's membership, and it is about 25 minutes away (Costco is even further), but I am very selective about what I buy there because very little is better priced than Aldi...mostly paper goods. Either I don't know how to shop there as a large family (because like you, I see large families do this all the time) or my Aldi is somehow better priced. I just don't know!
In the past couple of weeks, the bill has gone back down. It tends to go in cycles, depending on how many people are home, what I'm cooking, and what I need to stock up on.
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What state do you live in? This heat is killing me.