Honestly looks like a deal

Well you've got some premium products in there as well, strawberries, blueberries, walnuts, spinach.
I would love to see a price breakdown and see how it compares to south of UK.

It really is a pretty good deal. I try to buy certain things in bulk on sale when they have it. Like strawberries - 3 for $10. I can’t eat that many before they go bad but I’ll freeze them!

Yeah, definitely some higher end items like walnuts and eggs (both about $8). Strawberries were on sale 3 for $10 and spinach $3 a bag. I’d share the receipt but I don’t know how to add it. Either way, I shop deals and freeze (cue why there isn’t meat- I only buy it on sale). Not too shabby of a purchase today. I expected more.

Not bad for Publix. That seems more like Winn Dixie prices. You did good!

Now that's healthy living, my shopping consists of average 20/30 packs of noodles 🤣

Where’s the beef?

I rarely buy beef and when I do I go to a separate butcher, however I don’t eat/cook too much red meat. My family does big game hunting though so I’m still working my way through 2021’s moose.

I’ve been eating so many noodles recently to get it out of my house! Lol hoping to usher in the healthy food moving forward

For $146 you could change someone's life here.

They've got to be pretty healthy, (that's what I tell myself but it's actually money)🤣 plus they're tasty. Hard making healthy food taste good, just adjusting to it end of the day

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At Trader Joe’s that would be under $100

Yeah, that seems good for Publix. We shop at Aldi now even though Publix is within walkng distance. Our grocery bill got cut almost in half when we switched.