Don't disregard discount grocery stores! Can be great for eating cheap and healthy :) https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

I just walked out of my local Price Rite store with the following for just over $50 (for reference, I live in the US, in Massachusetts, non-rural):

• 16 oz (large container) of spring mix
• 4 tomatoes on the vine
• 2 large cucumbers
• 5 Vidalia onions
• 2 giant yams
• 8 bananas
• 3 lbs of clementines
• 1 small container of grape tomatoes
• 4-5 cloves of garlic
• 1 lb carrots
• 1 lb bag of raw cashews
• 2 cans pinto beans
• 1 can small white beans
• 1 can dark red kidney beans
• 1 can light red kidney beans
• 2 29oz cans of crushed tomatoes
• 1 14oz can of diced tomatoes
• 1 14oz can of stewed tomatoes
• 2 lbs bag of Jasmine rice
• 1 package Morningstar Farms Garden Veggie burgers
• 1 8-pack of Martin's potato rolls
• 10 slice pack of cheddar cheese
• 1 small jar of roasted red peppers
• 1 bag frozen peas
• 1 bag frozen baby lima beans
• Very large container of curry powder
• 2 packets of chili seasoning

$50. Granted, I don't eat meat, but still, this is enough food for me for over a week, I'll actually need to freeze some of the chili and my Indian rice dish.

Only thing I wanted and couldn't find today was golden raisins.

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