Grocery Shopping

If you don't buy a lot of pre-prepared meals, buy a lot of alcohol, go out for meals like crazy, then for an average couple, the bill should be around $75 a week. This is attained by many different methods.

In June of 2005, the average cost for a one-pound loaf of white bread was $1.09. Fresh whole chickens were $1.07 per pound. The average price for one dozen, grade A large eggs was $1.14, and one gallon of whole milk was $3.12. The average price for red delicious apples was $0.97 per pound.

About $5 dollars.

The most obvious may be smell, but beleive it or not, that isn't always apparent. You'll know it went bad if, when you open whatever container it is stored in, you see green and white, or black and white mold on the surface.

Also, if you have a chili that is red when it is first cooked, it will usually be greyish in appearance, or a sickly brown color if the mold isn't apparent.

Amazon has it, somewhat expensive after you add shipping

The price will vary depending on where you live and if you buy the milk directly from the farmer or at a grocery store. It also depends on the type of milk you are buying, whether that is cow's milk, goat's milk, almond milk, coconut milk, soy milk, etc.

Organic milk is more expensive than non-organic milk because there are far fewer organic dairies and organic farms in general than there are non-organic ones. .

Depending on how many people live with you and your eating habits.

Roughly its like this

1-about $150

2 about $250

3 about $360

Depending on how old each person is and the appetite

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Probably because Pillsbury does not make peanut butter cookie dough for retail sale.

All whole chickens you buy at the grocery store have wishbones. You can find them buried beneath the front of the breast meat, attached at the pointed end to the large keel-bone (or breast bone) and at the tips of the wide end to each of the wing bases. Wishbones are easier to find once the chicken is cooked, as the meat then separates from the bones more easily.

In split chicken breasts, only one half of the wishbone is present; it is broken during the preparation process. The wishes from these bones have already been used by the butchers and can not be recovered, even if the two original halves can be identified and put together again.

Up in Alaska at the State Fair and smaller fairs and festivals the cheapest I have seen a funnel cake selling for is 7 bucks......and that was for a plain cake.

Yes. Yes it is. It's all natural and is 5% acidity( acetic acid) just like Bragg. However, the murky "mother" bits in Bragg brand contain potassium. Heinz does not have mother bits and 0% potassium. If you choose Heinz you will need to take a potassium supplement or eat a potassium fortified food. With both you should take a multiple vitamin everyday.

Heinz now has a new variety that is very much the same as Bragg...it is Heinz Unfiltered Raw Unpasteurized With The Mother. Just purchased some at Walmart for about $3.

I've been monitoring the steadily deteriorating sour pickle situation in New England for going on 30 years now. As a stock clerk in high school, in Providence, we used to stock 3 different brands of sour pickles, and that was a neighboorhood market. These days, there are 2choices: order on-line, with a substantial risk of receiving old pickles, or travel to regions where sour pickles are still stocked. As of 2007, it is still possible to find full sours on the shelves in supermarkets in upper-state NH and Vermont. I bought my last dozen in Montpelier. Going south, one doesn't find sour pickles on the shelves until Virginia. Best, Ken

Yes, you can find kluski noodles in grocery stores, especially in areas with significant populations of Polish or Eastern European descent.

A kluski noodle is a medium wide, dried egg noodle, often with a coating of unblended flour on the exterior, that more closely resembles home-made noodles (when cooked) than modern mass produced noodles. Although it is interchangeable with regular egg noodles, the main differences are that kluski noodles are denser, have a more developed flavor, and are more resistant to fraying or breaking when mixed with other ingredients.

If your local grocery does not carry kluski noodles, you can ask the manager to order them, or you can purchase them online at many specialty foods e-tailers.

sandwiches cost approximately around $3.00

A one pound tub of butter or margarine costs about 4 dollars. Prices vary depending on the quality, brand and a number of other factors.

Oregon Farms was bought out by the brand Mrs. Smiths. Unfortunately, the carrot cake is no longer made and has been discontinued.

Monin.com, I ordered from them and received my order quickly!

One person said Wal-Mart, but ours are not open

Albertsons! And after twenty years of writing checks to them, Cetegy declined my check. I'm not sure there's much we can do about it.

The Average price of food for two people weekly is about 100$.

Cast iron pans range from $20-$50. Convenience stores such as Walmart offer cast iron pans for as low as 18.97. At large markets prices may differ, but you do have the opportunity to haggle with traders to reach a better price.

Depends on how much you eat. If you wish to subsist soley on ramen noodles (10c a package,less in bulk) and other cheap food, you can get away with spending only about $50 a month. However, if you have more expensive tastes, or wish to eat something less then pure sodium, it goes up. The average for a person under 25, eating out occasionaly included, seems to be about 200-250 dollars, depending on location.