At this point, we're mostly eating vegetarian, with the exception of lots of chicken stock and eggs. Dr. BB requires gluten-free food, so consider that in your calculations of how on earth two people can spend so much money on food.
Breakfast: Dr. BB eats gluten-free (GF) granola and Fage Greek yogurt with green tea
I eat home-made granola with Dannon Greek yogurt, fruit, cranberry juice, and apple cinnamon tea
Lunch: Dr. BB eats hummus with NutThins crackers, almonds, cheese with a Pepsi
I eat vegetables, guacamole with pretzels, and cheese with a sparkling water (occasionally peanut butter on NutThins if I'm feeling particularly naughty)
Post-workout deals: Dr. BB drinks kefir and has a strange protein shake thing before bed
I drink a Gatorade and frequently consume a large number of almonds
Dinners: We have planned a potato and broccoli frittata (2 days), Indian butter chickpea curry thing (3 things), squash risotto (2 days), slow cooker black bean soup (3 days) for dinners
You'll note that this should take us through 10 days. We already had some stuff, including guacamole and dried black beans (there weren't any dried black beans on the shelf anyway or I would have bought them), so here goes my list of what I bought at the grocery store last week. I shop at a warehouse grocery store called Woodman's because it has the largest and least expensive selection of gluten-free foods and the best produce around.
64 ounce Langer's cranberry juice: $1.79
4 boxes of Blue Diamond NutThins crackers (sea salt): @$2.69 = $10.76
6 ounce container of Blue Diamond honey almonds: $2.99
2 cans of chickpeas: @$0.99 = $1.98
28 ounce can of Skippy peanut butter: $3.99
32 ounce can of Gatorade Zero fruit punch: $0.99 (I wanted to try a new flavor - I still think lemon-lime is the best)
28 ounce can of whole peeled plum tomatoes: $1.49
30 feet parchment paper: $2.49
32 ounces Kitchen Basics chicken stock: $2.89
6 pack Nature Valley granola bar: $2.89
40 count Bigelow green tea: $3.29
1 pound Blue Diamond lightly salted almonds: $7.69
1.7 ounces Spice Island coriander: $3.89
0.7 ounces Spice Island cinnamon sticks: $5.49
20 count Celestial Seasoning apple cinnamon spice tea: $2.39
8 pack Gatorade Zero lemon-lime: $4.99
12 pack Pepsi: $3.99
15 pack key lime LaCroix: $3.89
3 8.7 ounce Chex mix: $3.00 (absolutely unnecessary snack item I eat for dessert after dinner most days - they were on sale and it's a pandemic and I deserve a treat and LEAVE ME ALONE)
2.25 pounds red seedless grapes: $4.50
1 4 ounce container of blueberries: $2.99
1.63 pounds of cherries: $6.59
2 10 ounce containers of Sabra hummus: $5.00
1 pound bag of radishes: $1.29
0.14 pounds of fresh garlic: $0.56
8 ounces of sugar snap peas: $2.49
1 pound bag of mini sweet peppers: $3.69
1 green bell pepper: $0.50
0.58 pounds of broccoli: $0.46
2 pints of cherry tomatoes: $2.00
3.53 pounds of sweet potatoes: $2.44 (this is to make treats for the dog)
2 32 ounce containers of kefir @3.39 = $6.78
1 quart of whole milk: $1.59
3 4 packs of Dannon Green yogurt @3.39 = $10.17
2 35.3 ounce containers of Fage full fat Greek yogurt @5.39 = $10.78
10 count cheese stick (cheddar): $3.49
1 pound block of cheddar cheese: $4.79
1 pound block of Parmigiana cheese: $8.99
1 dozen eggs: $2.99
2 8 ounce bags of shredded cheddar@2.59 = $5.18 (normally I would shred from the block we purchased, but I've been buying shredded because of my stupid hurt thumb - don't get snippy with me)
2 pounds arborio rice: $4.99
2 pounds Jasmati rice: $4.49
13 ounce coconut milk: $2.99
2 12 ounce bags of Udi's GF granola: @4.49 = $8.98
2 count dishwasher wand refill pack: $1.99
Tax: $1.06
Total: $184.75
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