Huge Monthly Costco Haul For Our Family of 6 In Canada
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- Опубликовано: 4 апр 2024
- This is everything I got from Costco this month!
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So glad to see a Canadian shopping haul. All the American vloggers I follow always leave me feeling so envious of their prices....
It's painfully expensive to afford healthy groceries in Canada for a large family.
Family of 7 here and my grocery bill has gone up $500 since January. I'm scared to see what it will be at the end of this month with the carbon tax increase:(
But in America a regular job does not pay well enough. Everything feels expensive herr
We're in Australia and that $700 CAN converts to $1050 AUD here... it's hard to see fully whats in there and nappies are pretty expensive here too but I'd say that this looks like a $500-600AUD shop here. We buy probably 70% organic and purchase occasional eco nappies for our toddler (mostly potty trained now) and we spend around $300-400 per week, closer to $400 when we buy meat too. For context the minimum wage in Australia is $23 per hour. I have family who live in Canada and definitely agree that groceries in Canada are V. expensive, even comparative to the wage.
It's rough up here and I'm afraid it's not getting better
@@mrsr559oh my goodness!! Sorry u have that increase!
As a childless couple with two dogs in Ontario our Costco runs are minimum $400-$500 and we also only go once a month. It’s insane how expensive it is right now.
Omg that was the price of our family Costco trip growing up for a family of 9 in Ottawa.
In the UK here and can’t believe how expensive your groceries are! Our food costs have risen significantly too but not as expensive as that! 😢
Hey I think lots of us would LOVE a closet tour (potentially with advice on what is pregnancy/breastfeeding friendly). I love your wardrobe and going thru pregnancy a second time now I’ve already switched to dresses and skirts bc I just find it more comfortable and flattering on me.
Yes!
Seeing you grab that yellow and black olive oil like that almost gave me a heart attack! I work at Costco and we see that packaging break AT LEAST once a day where one of the bottles just slips and falls to the floor haha!
Nice haul! I was curious what this haul would cost someone in the Midwest in the US, so I added the prices up using my local Sams Club app (Sams is often cheaper than Costco where I live) and the cart total came to $570USD. That would equal $780CAD, so fairly comparable prices. Actually, your prices are fairly good considering you were able to get mostly organic products and most of the products I added were conventional because Sams has less organic options. Not too shabby!
If you don’t end up using cloth diapers, Costcos Kirkland brand diapers are almost exactly like Huggies, but a fraction of the cost! I’ve used them for both my littles.
Great video! I feel all the solidarity in the chat between the canadians. The costs are killng us 😅
Something I think a lot of people don't know, if there's one thing you should buy organic, it is pistachios in my opinion. Non-organic pistachios are heavily sprayed with glyphosates. I know some may not mind, which is totally fine. But I saw you bought the glyphosate-free oats so I figured you would be curious about that. Again, we should all do what is best for our families and I judge no one. Just wanted to offer my two cents. Blessings 🥰
Most (even organic) contain mold as well 🥴
Peanuts too I believe, which means peanut butter..
As the partner of someone in the fruit industry, don't go near berries that aren't organic... sprayed to high heavens, many even fungacidal dipped and if they're not then they are irradiated (yes, radiation). We don't go off of the dirty dozen because it's just too simplified but we do follow the Clean 15 - Avocados, Sweet corn, Pineapple, Onions, Papaya, Sweet peas (frozen), Asparagus, Honeydew melon, Kiwi, Cabbage, Watermelon, Mushrooms, Mangoes, Sweet potatoes, Carrots
Love to see your grocery haul! Thanks for sharing!
I’m so emotional because I thought it was Theo asking to help you, but then I realized it was William 🥹🥹 he’s such a little boy now!
He’s such a big helper all the time 🥹🥹
William is SO CUTE and endearing!!
Those are the oats that we get and they're great for granola bars. The sprouted kind are way easier to digest :) Also, oof, Canadian grocery prices are rough. I live in Wisconsin and whenever we visit family in Canada it's sticker shock. Happy eating :)
Good im taking a cleaning break... I literally CRIED in Costco yesterday (in Canada) because i couldnt complete a basic shopping trip in my budget of $400 for 4 people and incuding household and pet food. I was at superstore first then literally embarrassed myself in Costco🤦♀️Im
very good at staying on budget but we were out of so many necessities.... I was short circuiting pacing around the store figuring out what i can put back but i finally called my husband broke down(embarrassing) and said im going to have to overspend by like ..$100 I literally am choosing between milk and cream or cereal and apples like... I can't cut more. Groceries are KILLING us
You're not alone ❤
Last year while clearing out, I found a receipt from shopping in 2013 and was shocked at how much food I could get for so little money. Unimaginable these days. And I'm also very frugal and good at budgeting :( I live in Germany
Not to make this political.... but it's a political problem with a political solution.
If you need ideas for cutting down grocery bills, I really like Frugal Fit Mom. Her channel has great ideas for inexpensive meals, grocery shopping hacks...etc. I hope this helps! ❤️
It’s tough on even our family which if we made as much as we do now ten years ago omg we’d be traveling and put our kids in private school but no. Not now. Now with even the amount we make we still STILLLLLLL are struggling with basic needs for our large family.
as an avid costco lover, kirkland blocks of cheese are my absolute favourite and it is superior to all cheeses (cracker barrel etc)
that rice ramen is the best for quick meals + i love their portion size!!
I, also, love tulips!
Heavenly Hunks are my faaaavorite and my Costco hasn't had the little oatmeal choco chip chunkies in a month or so. Now I'm pumped to see if they have the Carrot Cake one!!
Tulips are my fav too
We buy the big beef roast and slice them into 10-13 ish steaks and freeze them it’s so nice to have steaks on hand. We save about $20-30 buying it this way verses the precut rib eye steaks. We also do this for pork steak with that same pork shoulder so cheap!
Absolutely love Costco’s peanut butter!
I would love to see a vlog of all of the treats and snacks you do from scratch! That would help me a lot 😅
Our Costco trip for six are right about 600 and we’re American. Don’t feel bad as much as that receipt stings, it’s GOOD food for our big families. Gratitude right!? 😉 ❤
Yaaa i live in rural manitoba, our closest costco is 5hrs away. And our groceries are insane bcuz we live so far north!
Yay I just sat down to eat 🤗
WOW I LOVE COSTCO & miss it so much!!! I moved abroad 7 years ago and Costco is one of the things I miss the most along with Trader Joe’s ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
The oneth a month got me 😂😂
LOL loved that
If you want really high-quality meat, I would suggest looking into Cool Springs Ranch. They deliver once a month to Saskatoon and they have some of the best meat ever. I live in Calgary and always make sure to stop at their farm and pick some up when I'm out visiting family in SK.
I grew up in Canada but live in the U.S. now. For a long time I wanted to move back to Canada, but every time I go home and go grocery shopping, I can't comprehend how people are affording to feed themselves! I don't think I could mentally cope with paying those prices all the time, being someone who likes to shop sales and keep costs low! Our prices here have gone up a lot in the last couple years but it is still nowhere near the cost of shopping in Canada..... Especially for dairy and meat!
Sadly, they are not. People are having to chose between paying bills and buying groceries. It's awful.
We are struggling. In my house, we have gone down to 2 meals per day to try to stretch groceries. I know multiple families who have moved to the US to try to escape this cost of living hell.
Would LOVE a video of homemade dinners that are CHEAP since these prices in Canada are insane!!
Lol my husband would've tought the same thing saying "honey" like that 🤣
I’m Canadian and the grocery bills the last few years are unholy 🤦🏼♀️
You need to move to GA, USA!
I find the avocado mayo from Costco is cheaper than making my own and has great ingredients still!
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That's over R11 000 in South Africa! 🇿🇦
I'm pregnant with baby 3 and I want to know your thoughts of cloth diapers especially in newborn phase
This is so interesting!!! I did a rough talley of your shop and priced out what we can get in New Zealand and added in the exchange rate from CAD to NZD. Wow!!! Talk about cost of living crisis. Again these are only approximates, but if we were to buy the same or similar items and in those quantities it would cost around $1500 NZD or $1220 CAD. We only have one Costco in NZ (6 hours one way from where I live), so it would be worth noting that these prices are based off a 'normal' supermarket/grocery shop and not bulk. However, I didn't account for organic vs budget... NZ approx is based off budget/store brands. If we want organic in NZ we need to add a minimum 10-20% onto the total bill. One of the biggest differences for us in NZ for the rising costs is that we are an island (a tiny island compared to Canada) so as much as we try to produce as much as we can in NZ we are required to import a lot of our goods and services.
I’ve never been this early 😳
Delilah , this is $800 CAD right?! . For us a family of 3 (also not buying premade snacks) we spend about 250-350 USD a month at Costco; but about 800 USD (1,087.24 CAD) a month on groceries. Considering the way things are now, I’m wondering how much more it’ll be as we expand our family. 😅
This is double what we pay for groceries in a whole month! I so wish we were on your level 😂
$800?? That’s crazy! We’re in Washington state and that wouldn’t be even close to $800😭 Costco is just so expensive
Wow, that's so expensive! Eyeballing it, I'd say I'd spend about half that in Italy for all that stuff O_O And I would think it's still expensive
Its insane bc I live in Argentina and with the equivalent of $700 you can pretty much get... like the entire supermarket 🤣
insane amount of money.................I am in B.C.!
Man, our weekly grocery shop in Australia is around $400 for a family of 5 😳
$800 for that??????? A month ????? That is absolutely monstrous
Check your video's thumbnail, it says "waht" instead of "what"! ❤
"Honey..." 🍯👀 😅
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And I thought germany was epensive! 😮
I actually miss German prices! I grew up traveling to Marktkauf but last time I was there was February '23
My God, it's so expensive. I was in Canada in 2017, It was not that expensive at all...
Can you tell me how much your Costco steaks were? I purchased those same ones at Costco but I'm from California and I'm curious to know the difference, I feel like I can spend over 100$ and walk out with 5 items 😭
They were likely in the $79-$89 range. But Canadian prices are higher so could be more.
Arkansas resident here! I purchased nearly this much food (as the entire haul) for $200 yesterday at Aldi.... this problem is a political one. Remember this when you go to vote.
@@SoftLightASMR I will never vote blue, but it's sad how insane everything has sky rocketed for basic needs 🥴
@@wes2356 I'm so glad to hear that and I couldn't agree more! Things are wildly out of hand and it feels as though everything hangs in the balance over the coming months ❤️
@@SoftLightASMR I've been on a mission to get more people to the voting box because our nation is hanging on a thread and we need change bad!
Honey😂😂😂
Honey😅.
Loved the haul, but you really don’t need to explain to us how many of which pre-made snacks you buy. It’s ok, we all do it. It’s not like we’re holding you accountable so give yourself a little grace when it comes to that 😌
I think in the last few years food inflation in the UK has made us overtake you guys. I'm watching this haul thinking how cheap all these items are.
Interesting! Even with the exchange rate? $800cnd is 465gbp
@@mrsr559 that seems good for a month for family of 6 although i know the haul isnt everything. Theres a lot of meat and bulk items. Shopping has really got expensive in the UK some things are more than double what they used to be
It's getting so awful everywhere:( Most of her kids are still little and likely don't eat that much, and as you said, that's not everything they buy in a month. We are family of 7 with older kids, and it's gone up to $2,000cnd a month for food. So depressing!
@@mrsr559 it's worse with food items I remember exactly what the price used to be and see the prices rising each time. In the UK ketchup has gone up about 10 x what it used to be a few years ago and pet food is 2.5 x what it used to be. But i know I'd be shocked if I saw a list of the old prices. I hope you're doing okay, I know some of the recipes in the previous vlog gave me inspiration for home cooking.
$700 sounds about right. Family of 4 here in Ontario Canada. We spend about $400 at Costco. Wipes and diapers alone will cost us $200 a month. 😢🙄
I wish food didn't cost as much as it does these days. My word.
Ha Delilah, sorry, but Eloise is still my favorite on hauls! Is eager little William next??
I do not buy pre-made food as well. It is really too expensive here in the Caribbean.
Stick with disposable!!!
Team cloth. And make wipes out of paper towels!
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