Usually, I buy my groceries from Whole Foods via Amazon or Shop & Stop, a northeastern chain, via Instacart. This means I typically pay top dollar for my items. My weekly budget for groceries is $100, and I typically spend close to that limit because of the high prices and delivery charges, but I'm willing to pay the price for the convenience.
But I know there are some stores like Target that offer groceries at significant discounts. I've always been unsure of grocery shopping at these discounted stores because I'm not sure if the produce will be as fresh or if the store will sell all the items I need in a week.
Still, I decided to see just how much money I would save and how different the shopping experience would be at a Target.