r/32dollars

cat not included!

I misplaced the receipt so I just included a screenshot

Best deal was the turkey deli meat marked down at 9.4 cents per hundred grams. Must have been an error but I'll take it. Scored $40-50 worth of premium deli turkey (I would never pay that) for about a buck thirty. Feel like a real champion right now. REALLY PLEASED WITH MYSELF!!!

3 lbs of strawberries

2 lbs of bananas

3 large mangoes

6 avocadoes

1 box of fresh dates

1 large lettuce

A bag of spinach (1/2 pound)

2 lbs cucumbers

4 lbs tomatoes

4 lbs zucchini

A single eggplant

3 bundles of parsley

From Odd Bunch. And I used a discount code, very easy just google one. It was $29.90 for the Large mixed box plus the 5.99 delivery fee you can’t avoid 🙂 (which is fine with me!!)

- baby spinach $5.49
- mixed onions $4.99
- smoothie (on sale) $5.99 + $0.10 deposit
- 9 bananas $4.02
- 1 bell pepper $1.92
- ginger $2.50
- 2lbs carrots $3.99
- 1 bunch parsley $2.49
- 5lbs potatoes $4.99

I bought more stuff on this trip but wanted to calculate how much the fruits and veg alone cost me. What do you think of the price? I know there are probably cheaper ways to get produce, this is just the only grocery store within a 10 min drive of my home so it’s the most convenient considering I can’t drive myself. I felt like it was a bit expensive for what will barely last a week with the amount of cooking I do!

I’d be curious to see the price difference with Superstore (next closest grocery store to me) for the same items but I find the produce at IGA is always fresher. If anyone has insight on which of the two is generally the cheapest, let me know :)

At these prices I decided I'm just gonna go ahead and eat the salad mix, even though it has brussels sprouts. I asked my husband if he likes them, and he didn't know, he's never had one. He's in his 60s! I guess his mom didn't make them, and he's been eating my cooking all these decades, and I certainly wasn't making them.

Good sales for the run up to July 1. Especially the $1.50 name brand 2L sodas.

Edit: also forgot to photo, I grabbed one of the $10 rotisserie chickens. I know they’re a better price at Costco but I find the texture really mushy so I don’t mind eating the $3.

From Sobeys. The popcorn and potatoes were on the discount rack and the ice cream was heavily discounted. I think it was on three bucks or something. The beans were half price and the corn was a dollar per ear. The bacon was also on a great sale. I plan to make a big breakfast for dinner with pancakes, bacon, sausages, beans, scrambled eggs, and home fries. The rest I'm not sure yet. I'll probably just snack on the tomatoes and the potato salad and corn can go with something from the freezer (it's terribly disorganized in there, I have no idea what's in that abyss anymore.)