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Aldi and Wal Mart Haul

4 Nuefantel cheese instead of cream cheese. 2 Almond milk unsweetened and no vanilla. We cook with this milk mainly. Mozzarella and 2 packages of turkey pepperoni. I also picked an impulse buy of shredded Gouda. I got Antonia her popcorn she likes that is the organic brand and it's under $4. Awesome. Tortilla chips and Bugles. I loved these as a kid. Turkey bacon. Antonia keeps at me to eat healthier. Ramen of course. The food which powers teens and college students. Actually, that's all college students can afford. Lime and lemon juice. Heavy whipping cream for $1.55 compared to a smaller one at Kroger is more than that for less. Dressing for salads three. One of these is a very expensive dressing if I get it elsewhere. Tub of ice cream. 2 blocks of Irish butters. There brand tastes exactly like Kerrygold. And a tub of butter for cooking.

This was a small haul. Great value apple juice. A huge container for under $2. It seems that the great value is the only brand of apple juice I can drink. Croutons because I forgot them at Aldi's. Either way, they were under a dollar. Iced coffee because Aldi's was out. Vegan butter because Antonia asked for it and it was cheaper at Wal-Mart compared to Kroger. Large conversation hearts. I love these candies. I didn't really have an appetite for the last year but this year I do. I also got a Dr. Pepper.


See the full haul at the following link. https://youtu.be/nSC92AnVO2w

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