@@emilylu677it’s not a trend when it’s always been like that. There’s no middle men when it comes to produce or meat, so the farmers are selling directly to the supermarket for many generations. There’s a Washington post about this. It’s the same deal with why so many Korean people own ethnic beauty supply stores.
@@the1nonlykaitlynI came to comment this I got a cart full of stuff including produce, meats and dairy for $56 yesterday I plan meals ahead of time and stick to my list
I’m confused, do you think it’s a lot or a little? It might be bigger than someone else’s budget but the word “budget” doesn’t imply small, it just means that’s what she has to stay within. Also she may have someone at home who shares the food with her…..
@@shbeebop it really depends on where you shop, for ex if I stop at multiple stores, utilize deals/bogo, etc I may only have a budget per person of 40-60 bucks. if you live in a metro with no car though, you notice you pay high convenience tax from grocery places in the area that will double your bill.
Spend your remaining cash at Aldi, ya might make it. Noodle loves are Forbidden Rice gluten free ramen by Lotus Foods (so Japanese style real) and Tinkyada rice based fettuccine because food allergies. Good luck!
Those are just low quality, low nutrition, and processed food. Try to buy some fresh sea food and quality beef, you will see what HYPERINFLATION mean 😄😅😅
how in the world was that only 82$
with inflation?
Seriously, I was about to say the same thing!
at some stores like aldi , the prices are lower
99ranch market also just tends to have lower prices , which is just an interesting trend for a lot of Asian supermarkets in America
@@emilylu677it’s not a trend when it’s always been like that. There’s no middle men when it comes to produce or meat, so the farmers are selling directly to the supermarket for many generations. There’s a Washington post about this. It’s the same deal with why so many Korean people own ethnic beauty supply stores.
@@the1nonlykaitlynI came to comment this I got a cart full of stuff including produce, meats and dairy for $56 yesterday I plan meals ahead of time and stick to my list
Dang that’s cheep prob for me it would be like 200!
We gotta appreciate that she used a REUSABLE bag
who doesn‘t do that
Respect, but how sad it is that every single item was in their own plastic bag
😂😂
maybe i should start shopping at an asian market because for all that food it costs nothing
wtf! where do you live? that haul would have been way over 100 where I am!!
Dang, really?? Over 100? That’s insane!
Same here! It would be at least $150
If you go to a actual farmers market you will see the difference
@@Jgh248I live in America and that definitely would've been over 100 dollars.💀
next stop costco - 700$
Cosco charity requisition on not for profits is all I have ever done there
Will you talk about fashion in Taiwan? I’ve been curious ever since you mentioned you grew up there
150 dollars is a BUDGET for ONE person???
I’m confused, do you think it’s a lot or a little? It might be bigger than someone else’s budget but the word “budget” doesn’t imply small, it just means that’s what she has to stay within. Also she may have someone at home who shares the food with her…..
@@shbeebop i do not mean it as an attack to her i meant it as wow thats how much they have to spend
@@shbeebop it really depends on where you shop, for ex if I stop at multiple stores, utilize deals/bogo, etc I may only have a budget per person of 40-60 bucks. if you live in a metro with no car though, you notice you pay high convenience tax from grocery places in the area that will double your bill.
It’s California. That’s cheap lol😂
Depends where you live for example in California and New York things are more expensive so grocery budgets tend to be higher.
Guavas r definitely best at any type of Asian market doesnt Matter what type of asian
Spend your remaining cash at Aldi, ya might make it.
Noodle loves are Forbidden Rice gluten free ramen by Lotus Foods (so Japanese style real) and Tinkyada rice based fettuccine because food allergies. Good luck!
i personally really love konjac noodles, but i can only ever find them at h-mart
Was I the only one who heard her say 150 but then says it’s 100?
I also love guava ❤❤❤❤
got rid of plastic bags for the environment yet most of our food is wrapped in plastic 🤨
This! Ik it's not reusable or recyclable plastic either...but food is already expensive so we'd all be starving if they used anything else probably 😅
i feel like doing this because theres this really good store near me that has like everything and really cheap
Have a reusable bag yet used plastic bag for everything when theres reusable options for fruits and veggies
I’m so impressed by everything you got was $82 like Yass girl lmaooo especially in this economy
Bestie i highly recommend buying some reusable bags for produce as well 🫶
Ooh do you have Lion City market? They have good prices too. Also Mitsuwa used to
I thought she is gonna say,"let's unpack a 100$ grocery mystery bag"---
Props to you for having a reusable bag with you
That would have cost me 130 where I live
Okay, dont go to albertsons, its not good enough quality for the price they charge
Reusable bag is key when every single item is wrapped in plastic 😢
Hey!
Thats like $200 here in Alberta 😅
Those are just low quality, low nutrition, and processed food. Try to buy some fresh sea food and quality beef, you will see what HYPERINFLATION mean 😄😅😅
She said $150 budget. Meant $100?
Why is she putting everything on top of the meat???
how do americans think this is cheap?this is expensive af
because it's even more expensive in other place obviously 💀
You might as well buy some pesticide or send a check to Monsanto…
??
"let me get my reusable bags" *gets EVERYTHING wrapped in plastic* at least get mesh bags for fruits girlie
It’s a hell no on the meat and pork girl