What item or items do you get every time you shop for food?

[lane]

is there a certain item you get without fail every week?

[zrinkill]

Bread and Diet Dr. P

[big dog cowboy]

Fresh fruit

[kristie]

bread and vegatables, mainly corn and carrots.

[lane]

Bread and Diet Dr. P

mine are :

beer

bread

chips

cheese

meat

chicken

jalapenos

potatoes

nectar

sunny delight

tree top apple juice

golden grahams treat bars

minute rice

veggies

fruit

[lane]

Fresh fruit

:bow:

[WoodysGirl]

Bagged lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, fish, chicken, juice, frozen vegetables, frozen fruit, yogurt, cereal, and milk ...

[lane]

Bagged lettuce, tomatoes, black olives, fish, chicken, juice, frozen vegetables, frozen fruit, yogurt, cereal, and milk ...


very nice..

what kind of fish?

[CATCH17]

Ben and Jerrys

[Hostile]

Salsa. Go through it like candy.

[tupperware]

Salsa. Go through it like candy.
Heh, I can almost drink salsa, I love it.

[Hostile]

Heh, I can almost drink salsa, I love it.I eat it on everything but desserts and Italian food and I'm not scared to try it on Italian food, just haven't yet.

[tupperware]

I eat it on everything but desserts and Italian food and I'm not scared to try it on Italian food, just haven't yet.
Let me know how that goes. If it's any good maybe I'll try it out.

[Sarge]

PBR
steak
potatoes
chocolate
bananas
PBR

[Yeagermeister]

PBR

PBR

fixed

[Yeagermeister]

Diet Coke and bologna :laugh1:

[notherbob]

We grow or raise much of our own food and seldom buy any packaged product but still buy whole wheat bread and unsalted tops white crackers, bad as they are for our health. Old habits die hard.

When our chickens aren't laying we buy organic free-range eggs and when our Jersey cow dries up we drive 75 miles to buy whole raw unpastuerized milk and cheese from an organic dairy.

We rarely buy any foods that aren't organic, except for the bread and crackers mentioned above.

Life is good if you eat right.

[WoodysGirl]

very nice..

what kind of fish?
I buy catfish and tilapia mainly.. But depending on how I feel I may get some fresh salmon.

I'll try other fish when I go out to eat, but I don't really buy much beyond those three.

[Hostile]

We grow or raise much of our own food and seldom buy any packaged product but still buy whole wheat bread and unsalted tops white crackers, bad as they are for our health. Old habits die hard.

When our chickens aren't laying we buy organic free-range eggs and when our Jersey cow dries up we drive 75 miles to buy whole raw unpastuerized milk and cheese from an organic dairy.

We rarely buy any foods that aren't organic, except for the bread and crackers mentioned above.

Life is good if you eat right.My wife's wheat bread destroys store bought wheat bread. I can try to get you a recipe if you want.

[Sarge]

fixed

:laugh2:

[VietCowboy]

I eat it on everything but desserts and Italian food and I'm not scared to try it on Italian food, just haven't yet.

bruschetta!!

sooo good if you do it with tomatoes, basil, roasted peppers, garlic and a little balsamic vinegar on toasted bread (sometimes, we toast the bread with a slice of mozzerella on top then put the bruschetta on it).

amazing.

[lane]

We grow or raise much of our own food and seldom buy any packaged product but still buy whole wheat bread and unsalted tops white crackers, bad as they are for our health. Old habits die hard.

When our chickens aren't laying we buy organic free-range eggs and when our Jersey cow dries up we drive 75 miles to buy whole raw unpastuerized milk and cheese from an organic dairy.

We rarely buy any foods that aren't organic, except for the bread and crackers mentioned above.

Life is good if you eat right.

you are old school..

awesome to know there are people who still raise and eat their own food.

when it's time to eat chicken, you don't go to church's ..you go out back, chop it's head off, defeather it and throw it in the water.

seems like alot of work.... but i bet it's tastes great.

[notherbob]

you are old school..

awesome to know there are people who still raise and eat their own food.

when it's time to eat chicken, you don't go to church's ..you go out back, chop it's head off, defeather it and throw it in the water.

seems like alot of work.... but i bet it's tastes great.

It works kinda like that except we do it as a family and extended family members participate in the process and we will process 15 -20 at a time and freeze them. The family members have a big midday meal on us and everyone takes home a chicken and a turkey for their contribution.

We take selected cows and pigs to town where they are killed and processed to our specifications. We get some steaks and a roast or two but everything else is made into high quality ground beef at 85% to 90% lean. With pasture raised, grass fattened cattle the fat is high in Omega 3s and beneficial so we don't worry about the fat.

There are many benefits to country living. You can grow as big a garden as you want to work at. Moo is the loudest sound we hear. Solitude reigns supreme. Been kinda hot and dry this year and the creek dried up but it's full again.

Life is good when ya got a little water.

[ajk23az]

Sunflower Seeds
Triscuits
Orange Juice
Cucumbers
Celery
Apples
Yogurt

[Rynie]

TGI Friday's spinach/artichoke dip.

Sausage.

TONS OF ONIONS for when Tupperware comes over with his poverty soup.

[Go Big D!]

I eat it on everything but desserts and Italian food and I'm not scared to try it on Italian food, just haven't yet.

Try with simple spaghetti. Not true Italian but it will give you an idea.

My kids love spaghetti and I make it for them before meets and PTs/ISTs and my boys love it when I add salsa to the spaghetti sauce. They call it Spaghetti Salsa. It just gives it a kick and it really makes spaghetti enjoyable for me (though I usually don't eat the stuff).

Just take a regular jar of Prego add ground beef, canned mushrooms, black olives and Pace picante sauce (hot). Start with a little and taste test it because a little goes a long way.

This is my youngest son's (16yo) favorite dish.

[CATCH17]

It works kinda like that except we do it as a family and extended family members participate in the process and we will process 15 -20 at a time and freeze them. The family members have a big midday meal on us and everyone takes home a chicken and a turkey for their contribution.

We take selected cows and pigs to town where they are killed and processed to our specifications. We get some steaks and a roast or two but everything else is made into high quality ground beef at 85% to 90% lean. With pasture raised, grass fattened cattle the fat is high in Omega 3s and beneficial so we don't worry about the fat.

There are many benefits to country living. You can grow as big a garden as you want to work at. Moo is the loudest sound we hear. Solitude reigns supreme. Been kinda hot and dry this year and the creek dried up but it's full again.

Life is good when ya got a little water.

Must be nice.

I eat about as "healthy" as you can without going this route.

There is a few "un-healthy" foods I must indulge in daily though.

[Faerluna]

milk, soda, cat food, bananas

[tiny tim]

I get fruit a lot. I might eat some of my blueberries while I listen to the Cowboys game tomorrow.

[tupperware]

TGI Friday's spinach/artichoke dip.

Sausage.

TONS OF ONIONS for when Tupperware comes over with his poverty soup.
:(:(:(

[DragonCowboy]

Salsa. Go through it like candy.

Salsa is probably one of the most amazing foods to be created. It's not bad for you, you can make it in so many different ways, it's delicious, it goes with everything.

[Cajuncowboy]

Got hooked on MIO. gotta get a new bottle every week.

[chip_gilkey]

It works kinda like that except we do it as a family and extended family members participate in the process and we will process 15 -20 at a time and freeze them. The family members have a big midday meal on us and everyone takes home a chicken and a turkey for their contribution.

We take selected cows and pigs to town where they are killed and processed to our specifications. We get some steaks and a roast or two but everything else is made into high quality ground beef at 85% to 90% lean. With pasture raised, grass fattened cattle the fat is high in Omega 3s and beneficial so we don't worry about the fat.

There are many benefits to country living. You can grow as big a garden as you want to work at. Moo is the loudest sound we hear. Solitude reigns supreme. Been kinda hot and dry this year and the creek dried up but it's full again.

Life is good when ya got a little water.

:bow: You sir are living life the way humans are supposed to. I would never be able to live that austere of a life simply because I've grown accustomed and addicted to many modern food stuffs. I've made strides such as only drinking water and milk (no pop!) and the only time I eat food with preservatives or that has been highly processed is if I am starving and I have nothing fast in the house (no fast food except a veggie pizza occasionally).

It is insane how far away, speaking in terms of our diet, that humans have came. We should NEVER be eating most of the stuff we eat nowadays.

[Hostile]

Salsa is probably one of the most amazing foods to be created. It's not bad for you, you can make it in so many different ways, it's delicious, it goes with everything.I love making my own salsa now and then. From pico de gallo all the way up to seriously explosive hot, I love it all.

[lane]

I love making my own salsa now and then. From pico de gallo all the way up to seriously explosive hot, I love it all.

recipe please?

[bbgun]

bananas
soft drink
bread/dinner rolls
lunch meat

[lane]

bananas
soft drink
bread/dinner rolls
lunch meat

oven roasted or smoked turkey breast lunch meat?

[bbgun]

oven roasted or smoked turkey breast lunch meat?

smoked. anything honey-glazed is nice too.

[Hostile]

recipe please?For pico de gallo or a hot salsa?

[CliffnMesquite]

Diet cola, and a bag of cooked chicken strips (for my cat)

[MichaelWinicki]

The "guaranteed" must buy items on the weekly store trip are:

Milk
Bread
Coffee Creamer
Orange Juice

[Signals]

GV brand drinking water.

[DragonCowboy]

For pico de gallo or a hot salsa?

I'd like any advice you've got for making a hot salsa. Granted, I've tried the ghost chili before at a Chinese restaurant and it was a bit spicy for me. Delicious though

[lane]

For pico de gallo or a hot salsa?

medium hot salsa

[kristie]

Got hooked on MIO. gotta get a new bottle every week.

that is good!! my husband & i love it. :D

[DragonCowboy]

So I totally ha my first Guinness and I've decides that I'm buying that everytime I go

[lane]

So I totally ha my first Guinness and I've decides that I'm buying that everytime I go

:laugh2:

[DragonCowboy]

I blame my phone for the mistypes

[baj1dallas]

diet mt. dew. everything else i buy what's in season.

[TheCount]

So I totally ha my first Guinness and I've decides that I'm buying that everytime I go

I had a smoked porter this weekend at a beer hall here in NY, and I totally fell in love.

As far as shopping, the only odd thing I absolutely have to have in stock is cookie dough ice cream.

[DragonCowboy]

I had a smoked porter this weekend at a beer hall here in NY, and I totally fell in love.

As far as shopping, the only odd thing I absolutely have to have in stock is cookie dough ice cream.

I'm new to beer, but dang, some of them can be absolutely tasty.

[Hostile]

I'd like any advice you've got for making a hot salsa. Granted, I've tried the ghost chili before at a Chinese restaurant and it was a bit spicy for me. Delicious thoughOkay, I definitely think roasting the peppers adds heat. So I like to dice a dozen jalapeños, 3 habañeros, and 2 serrano peppers together and then put them in a skillet and heat them up while stirring.

Then I add a diced onion, a clove of diced garlic, and 6 to 8 diced red tomatoes depending upon your favorite. I like Roma tomatoes personally so I use 8. Squeeze in the juice from 2 limes, add a teaspoon of salt, some ground black pepper, and if you like cilantro sprinkle a little in it. Stir it all together and let it chill.

It is good with the peppers still warm, but better once chilled.

medium hot salsaSame as about but cut the jalapeños in half and eliminate the habañeros. Instead of serrano peppers use some Anaheims.

[VietCowboy]

If I go to Krogers, I always get gift cards, particularly Amazon.

We get 2x fuel points, so I get $100 amazon gift card and get $.20 off per gallon. I usually accrue enough to get $1 off per gallon, then get a couple cars together (since it's 35 gallons max).

So basically $500 amazon/AMEX/shell gift card - 6% cashback on my AMEX card - $35 in gas = $65 saved.

[diehard2294]

chicken
brown rice
red potatoes
almonds
water
salad
blue berries

[Faerluna]

If I go to Krogers, I always get gift cards, particularly Amazon.

We get 2x fuel points, so I get $100 amazon gift card and get $.20 off per gallon. I usually accrue enough to get $1 off per gallon, then get a couple cars together (since it's 35 gallons max).

So basically $500 amazon/AMEX/shell gift card - 6% cashback on my AMEX card - $35 in gas = $65 saved.

That is a great idea!

[DragonCowboy]

Okay, I definitely think roasting the peppers adds heat. So I like to dice a dozen jalapeños, 3 habañeros, and 2 serrano peppers together and then put them in a skillet and heat them up while stirring.

Then I add a diced onion, a clove of diced garlic, and 6 to 8 diced red tomatoes depending upon your favorite. I like Roma tomatoes personally so I use 8. Squeeze in the juice from 2 limes, add a teaspoon of salt, some ground black pepper, and if you like cilantro sprinkle a little in it. Stir it all together and let it chill.

It is good with the peppers still warm, but better once chilled.

Same as about but cut the jalapeños in half and eliminate the habañeros. Instead of serrano peppers use some Anaheims.

Huh, interesting, I never knew you put ground black pepper in a salsa (but i've never made one before).

I've gotten used to spiciness...my parents are Indian, so my mom puts so much pepper in everything. Most of the time, when I cried, it was because of the epic spiciness of my mom's curries.

But, I guess I'm better for it. I can eat really great things despite the heat, and I've even come to enjoy the heat.

[Hostile]

Huh, interesting, I never knew you put ground black pepper in a salsa (but i've never made one before).

I've gotten used to spiciness...my parents are Indian, so my mom puts so much pepper in everything. Most of the time, when I cried, it was because of the epic spiciness of my mom's curries.

But, I guess I'm better for it. I can eat really great things despite the heat, and I've even come to enjoy the heat.
Oh man, I had some curry and lamb one time that lit my world on fire. I enjoyed every second of it.

[Payton34Smith22]

Milk
Nesquick-chocolate
Hot 'N Spicy Baken-ets
O.J.
Coke Zero

[lane]

chicken
brown rice
red potatoes
almonds
water
salad
blue berries


i forgot almonds..:bang2:

yes..i buy almonds weekly.

great healthy snack.

[Sam I Am]

Salsa. Go through it like candy.

This. Pace is IMO the best jarred there is. Definitely in here NYC area. Actually they didn't even have Pace when I first got here. (at least at my stores)

[Hostile]

This. Pace is IMO the best jarred there is. Definitely in here NYC area. Actually they didn't even have Pace when I first got here. (at least at my stores)I agree, but La Victoria is a very close second.

[Sam I Am]

I agree, but La Victoria is a very close second.

Is that regional? I don't recall seeing this in Texas. (or NY for that matter)

btw, when they didn't have Pace here, I used to get my mother or sister to send me a couple of those 64 ounce jugs of Pace in the mail each month. :laugh2:

[Hostile]

Is that regional? I don't recall seeing this in Texas. (or NY for that matter)

btw, when they didn't have Pace here, I used to get my mother or sister to send me a couple of those 64 ounce jugs of Pace in the mail each month. :laugh2:It could be regional. I honestly don't know on that. One that is regional here that has a unique flavor that I like is Herdez. If you see it give it a try.