On what single item do you spend the most money in the grocery store?

Laundry Detergent
Joint Supplements
Cooking Oil

 

Probably Stouffer's Lasagna. $3.50 per box X 7 days a week=$24.50 per week=$1,274 per year. I love my lasagna.

 

Okay Garfield...

 

probably prepared meat products. for which reason i don't buy a lot of the more expensive ones.
(once per week, or maybe even once every other week, i'll treat myself if i think i can afford it)

i buy the largest size of instant powdered chocklet, which runs about eight bux where i live, but it lasts me most of a month.

probably meat and meat like substances.

i do consume some coffee, but not all that much, and almost no carbonated beverages.
last time i bought any booze would have to have been some time in the 70s.

nope. for me it would pretty much have to be meat, and items with actual meat in them, as opposed to 'meat flavored'.

those imitation meat things for veg and med diets are expensive too, but i seldom actually buy any of them.

 

Italian lunch meats . I can spend about $20 just in 1 trip.

 

The most expensive thing that I buy is mixed nuts. I go through a tub every week and a half or so, and they cost $15.00 for about 2 lbs.

 

you eat frozen Stouffers lasagna every single day? Do you get sick of it?

To answer the OP---probably vanilla extract, which I buy whenever I run out. Or some other spice or baking supply that I pick up once in a while. From time to time I'll grab some nice cheese.

 

If I ever get sick of lasagna you have my permission to put me out of my misery.

 

lol! I am content with lasagna maybe twice a year, and I was raised by a good, God-fearing Italian family.

 

hands down, hot italian sausages

 

no homo tho

 

i'm content with mac and cheese maybe twice a year, but i eat it more like twice a week because it's easy. even easier than stouffers lasagna, which i also eat for convenience purposes.

 

Organic dairy/veggies, coffee
We have been eating grass fed beef which is a little pricier. Not sure it's worth it. lol

 

That stouffers lasagna is actually pretty good and convenient

 

Not even a question....beer.

 

Fair enough. Nothing wrong with either frozen pasta entree, just curious. I get bored of eating and preparing the same things for more than say, a few weeks. Or seasonally—like the thought of having eggplant parm on a July night. Bleh.

 

Dishwashing tablets probably.

 

Probably toilet paper or detergent. That shit gets expensive.

 

Honey

 

Bell & Evans boneless chicken breasts