3 ms·
If you were price sensitive you'd eventually develop a feel for which grocery store had the cheap meat, which grocery store had the cheap veggies, etc. among st
by dsfyu404ed 4y ago
If you were price sensitive you'd eventually develop a feel for which grocery store had the cheap meat, which grocery store had the cheap veggies, etc. among stores with similar overall cost.
In addition, there's usually some "nicer" grocery stores where you pay a premium to never have to wait in line behind someone using EBT though I think Whole Foods mostly dominates that niche these days.
- radicaldreamer 4y agoA lot of people do this anyway because of product choice. For example, most people I know that have transitioned to more cooking at home as they've gotten older have favorite products which they grab from Trader Joe's, some bulk items from Costco, produce from certain grocery stores etc. but they know that you shouldn't get produce from Trader Joe's or a Target for example. And then there's availability: some veggies are not readily available outside of asian grocery stores and meat prices can vary widely from store to store.