r/whatsinyourcart

(Not pictured is a few bits I grabbed for my mum, this is £46 worth if my maths is right!)

Most importantly, what does my grocery haul say about me as a person?

These are our groceries for the week. We typically spend about $70-$120 every 1.5 weeks. The total fluctuates depending on what we're out of. This week was $82. This is for 2 adults and one toddler.

Will post price tomorrow, me (25) and my son (3)

single person, big city. also have my employee discount so I definitely feel like I’m cheating 😫 but fr get a job at the grocery store

Had to restock some pantry staples (mirin, rice vinegar, miso etc) and then all the vegetarian spiced meat - seitan - was on sale so I went a bit wild!

Full haul:
• Cooking mirin
• Cooking sake
• Rice vinegar
• Red miso
• White miso
• Kimchi
• Super firm tofu
• Firm tofu
• Rice porridge pots (mushroom congee)
• Mushroom & edamame gyoza
• Vegetarian roasted goose
• Vegetarian intestine
• Vegetarian pork ribs
• Vegetarian steak
• Vegetarian eight treasured duck
• Vegetarian beef with soy sauce
• Vegetarian beef
• Coconut & pandan mochi

Ignore the spices / spice rack, water bottle, cooker, book, etc.

Forgot this also had 3 bags of ground Italian coffee! Will probably top this up with more fresh veg when needed.

The fitted double sheet was the thing skewing the price, paid 120brl/£17/24usd

This is our haul from ASDA, im working late shifts this week so we tend to go for ‘lazy’ or easier meals. This way we can get a quick bite to eat and spend a little downtime together after I’m home from work.