On what single item do you spend the most money in the grocery store?

Assuming you shop at a grocery store or supermarket, what item costs you the most when you shop? Generically, most of the money I spend is on produce, but a single purchase of dog food or good coffee can be higher than a week's worth of fruits and vegetables for me.

 

Birdseed...... $ 30-00 For 20kg......Followed By Anything From The Meat Dept......



Cheers Glen.

 

rib eye and striploin steaks

 

Probably caffeinated drinks

 

Meat and veggies, though the meat lasts longer. I buy veggies every week, where as I can stock up on a month's worth of meat. So if you were to do the math--and I'm not going to--might come out to the same amount.

Wine's up there too...

 

Avacados are pricey

 

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Booze & meat.

 

A good bottle of malt whiskey is often the most expensive single item when I do the shopping.

I don't do the shopping very often though.... Honestly.....

 

I shoplift the expensive items...….

 

Probably dairy, but maybe fruit/veggies too. Depends on the week and what the sales are like.

 

Probably meat and dairy because I buy those things local. Well, actually I dont buy meat local every week but when I do its friggin expensive

 

Ground Coffee usually.

I dont usually eat much so coffee is usually the most expensive single item

 

escargot

 

Steak, Grapes, Pistachios, frozen cooked shrimp

 

Devon

 

Usually the 12 or 18 pack of paper towels or toilet paper.

 

coffee

 

This!