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Fred Meyer (it's the closest to our house), QFC, Costco and HMart. Occasionally Trader Joe's and Target

Whole foods mostly, but we also get produce from our CSA and farmers markets.

Stop and Shop, BJ's asian supermarket

Wegmans mostly, sometimes Whole Foods.

For quick things I forget to buy, or if I need a few things on the way home I'll go to Crosby's (local chain on the way home from work) or Price Chopper (because it's down the street). Although I don't buy meat or produce from Price Chopper, just packaged things.

Aldi, Kroger, occasionally Meijer; Costco and/or Sams Club for bulk items

Trader Joe's, local co-op, Asian store, Costco, Whole Foods, and Target.

We moved to a much larger area a few months ago, and there are so many more options than I'm used to! After a couple months of ridiculously high grocery spending, I think I've finally found my groove.

I meal plan for the week (I use Pepperplate, btw, and it's awesome!). Then I go to Aldi first, then Trader Joe's. Anything that I'm still lacking from my list, I grab from Harris Teeter. I get bulk beans from Earth Fare and bulk flour and eggs from a local shop. I've also started getting some things, like cooking oil, from Amazon Subscribe & Save.

We have a discount health food store, and we go there once a week for snacks and granola. Sometimes yogurt. I can't pay more than $1/bag for organic chips anymore! I should probably never move.