Reader's Question Answered:
Question: Is that weekly supply of food and grocery? Hindi ka ba bumibili sa sari-sari store, say if you run out of oil or something like that?
Answer: I've just realized that I never bought anything from the sari-sari store since the day I arrived. It's not because I don't support small stores, is just that I am used to an American style of buying in bulk. Plus I do weekly meal planning and list everything I need, rummage through my pantry to see if I still have that certain ingredient before going to the grocery store/ wet market for our week supply of food and everything else. This is how I usually do things since my OFW days, it got carried over in my present life.
What I bought:
- Eggs: 12 pcs for Php 40 (3 pcs for Php 10)
Got 3 pcs leftover from the previous week |
- Veggies: Php 69
- Kakanin: 5 pcs for Php 20
My week isn't complete without buying some of these |
- Pork Bones for Stark and Pepper Php 43
A two-meal treat for My Loves |
- Bread for the workers: Php 66.75 (Php 22.25 each)
- Yan-Yan Peanut Butter 255 g Php 58.65
- Ram Instant Oats 1.1 KG Php 94 (Yay, made in the Philippines!)
- UFC Hot and Spicy Banana Ketchup Php 22.40 320 g ( My boss once laughed super hard when I told her that we make ketchup out of bananas.)
- Cafe Blanca Php 57.70
- Eight O'Clock Litro Pack for the Workers Php 33.40 (Php 8.35 each)
- Dazz Dishwashing Bar: Php 6.30
- Surf Bar : Php 17.70
- Chlorine 1/4 kg Php 21
TOTAL: PHP 509
Ciao for now
Me too if rather much prefer planning to buy food rather than buying often coz u might spend more than what u need like others
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