Going for my bimonthly grocery excursion any reccomendations?

Bimonthly? What do you do for veges

>>8741241
Frozen.

>>8741222
Get stuff for Panang curry with beef and Oreos and milk

>>8741242
Any reason why bimonthly? I got at least once a week

>>8741252
I don't like to waste time frittering it away at weekly store visits, mostly. Also this way is cheaper.

>>8741254
Plan your meals bro. Eat fresh greens

>>8741254
Dont you find shopping relaxing, finding good looking fruits and veggies, gaining inspiration, being out for a while and all?

>>8741443
Shopping is fucking exhausting.
It's bad enough that you have to constantly compromise between what you want, what's available, and what's actually within budget, all while mentally calculating added tax, but you must also endure Jewish manipulations like altering tile sizes in the expensive aisles so that the cart wheels clack more frequently and you slow down, thinking you've unintentionally sped up.

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This is my new stock. It should last three months or more this time since I have some leftovers from the last two months, with a bit of careful portioning.

I'm moving to New York soon so I won't be able to go bulk shopping as much (not gonna carry all that shit on the subway.)

How do you weekly shoppers plan your lists? Do you plan your meals for the week then go shopping?

>>8741618
No rice?
>>8741629
Pretty much, i make a general idea and if i see something nice on sale i change it up a bit

>>8741652
Any method of planning? Do you have a cookbook and try to choose recipes that use similar ingredients?

>>8741222
buy me hot fudge sundae poptarts you cunt

>>8741652
Ya rice

>>8741717
Dont really use a cookbook for planning
>>8741717
I just write down the things that jump into my head that i haven't eaten in a long while and then i also think about what matches with the seasonal veggies
Dont really use a cookbook for planning