The cheapest and most expensive supermarkets in America
$ 5,728. This is how the Americans of the middle class spend food each year, according to the USDA. Yikes! It's a solid piece of money.
Of course, sometimes it's worth spending a bit more about specialty items that are difficult to find, but with respect to daily staples such as oats, quinoa, yogurt and cooking oils (just To name a few), it's worth seeking a good business -so that does not mean sacrificing nutritional quality. To help Americans spend less of their hard-earned money on food, consumption reports have requested 62,000 from their subscribers of their shopping habits and grocery consumption. The result? A list of the cheapest and most expensive supermarkets in the country. Find out how your favorite store ranks below and see if there are best prices elsewhere in your neighborhood:
The most expensive supermarkets:
Randall (Texas)
Waldbaum (Northeast)
A & P (Northeast)
Shaw's (New England
Acme (Northeast)
Jewel (Midwest)
Giant eagle (Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and Maryland)
Harris-snuff (South)
Whole food market (Nationwide)
The fresh market (Nationwide)
The cheapest supermarkets:
Costco (Nationwide)
Winco (Where is)
Market basket (Northeast)
Listening stores (Midwest)
Joe's Trader (Nationwide)
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