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[quote=Anonymous]I do most of my shopping at Costco, supplementing a bit from Walmart and the grocery store.  I shop at Costco twice a month, Walmart about every month and a half and maybe a small grocery store trip every week or so.

Thing about Costco is you have to stay away from the middle section to save money.  These are the things I buy at Costco:  small packs of snacks for school lunches (crackers, fruit chews, fiber one bars, cookies, etc.), microwave popcorn (gross I know but my teenager who eats non stop loves it), breads (tortillas, flatbreads, rolls, etc.), almost all of our meats and fish, lunch meat, cheeses, veges (broccoli, tomatoes, string beans, Brussels sprouts, asparagus, spinach - I hate their lettuce), fruit (strawberries, apples, pears, plums, grapes, babanas, raspberries, lemons), milk, eggs, frozen waffles, frozen sausage patties, hot dogs, butter, yogurt, half and half, juices, hot chocolate mix, chocolate syrup, sugar, certain spices we use a lot, cereal, flour, brownie mix, maple syrup, some canned goods (chicken broth, tomato sauce, mushrooms, tuna, chicken, soups).  Occasionally I buy some frozen items - individually wrapped pieces of fish and chicken, chicken nuggets, crab cakes, taquitos,.

I realize that occasionally I could save a dollar or two on an item, such as cereal, but it's so infrequent that I find something cheaper that it's not worth my time to shop around.  I've compared costs often enough to know that by limiting my shopping trips and shopping at Costco, I save tons of money.[/quote]

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