Kroger
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Pros
- Kroger had the best prices on canned goods and frozen vegetables.
- I know what I want to make and have a good list of what I need when I make my big grocery run on Fridays (when Kroger has the best digital coupons)
- Kroger (in NE Indiana) sells 14 chicken legs for $5. It’s an every day price.
- I still find them cheaper than our local Kroger affiliate.
- Sometimes places like Kroger will have an Asian food bar, etc. I know a lot of the Kroger ones are no longer manned or went away after COVID. YMMV but it’s worth checking out.
Cons
- Its even more expensive thsn Kroger.
- Yeah Walmart is still cheaper than Kroger and Meijer for me.
- I renewed my costco membership recently after it had been expired for 2 years and discovered that, while grocery stores have steadily increased prices, Costco hasn’t done so unless necessary. They are now cheaper than Aldi/Kroger/Publix...
- Ive never seen clearance produce, not even at a Kroger's chain, which marks down all kinds of things
- My local Kroger and Meijer sometimes put smelly meat as reduced. It's like a day before best buy date but already started going bad.
Sentiment
8 positive (57%) · 1 mixed (7%) · 5 negative (36%)
Trust + time weighted score: +23% · raw score 21%
What redditors said (10 of 14)
Kroger had the best prices on canned goods and frozen vegetables.
I know what I want to make and have a good list of what I need when I make my big grocery run on Fridays (when Kroger has the best digital coupons)
Its even more expensive thsn Kroger.
Kroger (in NE Indiana) sells 14 chicken legs for $5. It’s an every day price.
Yeah Walmart is still cheaper than Kroger and Meijer for me.
I still find them cheaper than our local Kroger affiliate.
I renewed my costco membership recently after it had been expired for 2 years and discovered that, while grocery stores have steadily increased prices, Costco hasn’t done so unless necessary. They are now cheaper than Aldi/Kroger/Publix for nearly everything we buy.
Sometimes places like Kroger will have an Asian food bar, etc. I know a lot of the Kroger ones are no longer manned or went away after COVID. YMMV but it’s worth checking out.
There's a Krogers nearby and my room has a shitty microwave and fridge.
Kroger - same as Harris Teeter (opened both to double the cap)