My Walmart shop

[EssexSue]

Originally Posted by ClaireNJ

WOW Pecan pie is a good deal 🙊😋😋
Hope you’re having a lovely time Sue & not too cold now
It’s going to be -2 in Southend at 6 tomorrow 🥶😱🥶😱

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It's warmed up thank you Claire it's lovely to be able to have the doors and windows open and air the house. We are having the outside painted, it didn't look bad to me but the Community Manco wanted it done so there we go.

I saw my car on the doorbell the other day and it was really frosty!

[Manny Haines]

Originally Posted by EssexSue

Pecan pie 50c (same in 2020)

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These wouldn’t be the individual ones that come in a small box and you can also get them in cherry and apple is it?

[EssexSue]

Originally Posted by Manny Haines

These wouldn’t be the individual ones that come in a small box and you can also get them in cherry and apple is it?

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Yes and cinnamon.

[KarenG]

Shopping goals!

Funnily enough (no dry January here 😐 ) we shared a bottle of Yellow Tail with dinner. Sadly just a 750ml one 😂

[mitch84]

All of the yellow tail talk is making me chuckle. In Oz you wouldn’t really buy it unless desperate. You certainly couldn’t turn up to a dinner party with it. There are quite a lot of memes about it.
It’s a bit like Fosters, they make it to export rather than actually drink.
I’ve actually never tasted it though, it was about half the price for a bottle in the shops at the time as a pint in a pub so I assumed it was paint stripper! Is it nice? Maybe I need to do a taste test

[bigseve]

Originally Posted by EssexSue

I have seen lots of people worrying about food costs so I decided to actually look at my Walmart bill (I'm murder for just paying on the card).

Anyway here we go -

Yellow Tail wine 1.5 litres 8.95
Lays Crisps 2.50
PG Tips 4.28 (should have brought my own)
Pecan pie 50c (same in 2020)
French bread 1.00 (same as 2020)
Butter with olive oil 3.56
Bananas 0.77lb 0.49.
Cheese 3.68.

Plus tax on some items.

Hope this helps.

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Cheese and wine? Was it a party or a work meeting?

[Colette-S]

Originally Posted by KarenG

Shopping goals!

Funnily enough (no dry January here 😐 ) we shared a bottle of Yellow Tail with dinner. Sadly just a 750ml one 😂

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You share wine? 😳😳😳😳😳

[EssexSue]

Originally Posted by mitch84

All of the yellow tail talk is making me chuckle. In Oz you wouldn’t really buy it unless desperate. You certainly couldn’t turn up to a dinner party with it. There are quite a lot of memes about it.
It’s a bit like Fosters, they make it to export rather than actually drink.
I’ve actually never tasted it though, it was about half the price for a bottle in the shops at the time as a pint in a pub so I assumed it was paint stripper! Is it nice? Maybe I need to do a taste test

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They have the full range so I'm sure there's something you'd like. Some are very sweet though but the Sauvignon, Pinot and Chard are very good. In my opinion anyway.

[Gryff]

Oh my the shrimp were amazing and the strawberries tasted like what they should and did remind me of proper strawberries from my childhood sweet juicy and with a touch of ground black pepper better than any cake or pie to me
Have enough shrimp left for sweet and sour shrimp tomorrow and breakfast tomorrow is porridge with the last of the strawberries
If anyone is here now look for plant city strawberries they are amazing you might be able to find chocolate dipped ones as well

[Loopylooloo]

Originally Posted by mitch84

All of the yellow tail talk is making me chuckle. In Oz you wouldn’t really buy it unless desperate. You certainly couldn’t turn up to a dinner party with it. There are quite a lot of memes about it.
It’s a bit like Fosters, they make it to export rather than actually drink.
I’ve actually never tasted it though, it was about half the price for a bottle in the shops at the time as a pint in a pub so I assumed it was paint stripper! Is it nice? Maybe I need to do a taste test

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The reds are fabulous think you definitely should do some tasting