
The best grocery store in New Jersey is also one of the cheapest
Heading to the grocery store can feel like a chore. And depending on where you shop, you could be racking up quite the bill when it’s time to check out.
I moved out from home almost two months ago, and I’ve quickly realized how much different things are, especially when it comes to grocery shopping.
As a kid, you always want the name-brand products. You convince yourself that they somehow taste better than any store-brand products. Spoiler for those who still believe this, you’re wrong.
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Sure, there are some things you shouldn’t skimp on, but I’ve quickly found out that there’s a grocery store you should absolutely be shopping at if you want cheaper prices. That store is Aldi. It’s amazing how much cheaper it is. I got a full week's worth of meat and other groceries for under $100. I then went to ShopRite to pick up a few extra items they didn’t have at Aldi, and it came to $70.
I got about 10 more things at Aldi for $30 less! That price difference is huge, and the quality of the things I got at Aldi is every bit as good.
The secret may not be out on Aldi yet for some, but the second you shop there, you’re going to realize you never want to go to any other grocery store. Their products are cheaper and the quality is the same.
Why spend astronomical prices at a different grocery store when you can cost cut costs somewhere else? I’m not buying groceries for a big family, but I can imagine how much that bill is each week for someone who is.
If you’re not already shopping at Aldi, you’re missing out. It feels like a cheat code.
Try them out next time you go grocery shopping!
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The post above reflects the thoughts and observations of New Jersey 101.5's Kyle Clark. Any opinions expressed are his own.
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