Have your kids ever eaten something straight out of the refrigerator? While I was nursing just out of eye sight of the fridge this past week, my girls ate an entire package of ham!
I was shocked! Lunch meat isn’t something we normally buy, so they had no idea that it’s not something that you eat the entire package of in one sitting!
Life with toddlers is always interesting, and sometimes they even interfere with your meal plans. Good thing I had a couple of backup options for our picnic dinner we had a couple of days later!
Here is our family grocery haul for the next 10 days.
This will feed us breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks and we are a family of 5!
10 Day Budget Grocery Haul from Walmart
- Ham: $5.56
- Electrolyte Mix: $2.48
- Broccoli: $1.26
- Cucumber: $1.28
- Apples: $4.68
- Bananas: $2.28
- Pineapple: $2.28
- Strawberries: $3.18
- Grapes: $4.11
- Chicken Thighs: $11.21
- Clementines: $3.98
- Peanut Butter: $1.74
- Cereal: $2.27
- Taco Shells: $2.24
- Tortillas: $1.98
- Tomato Paste: $0.76
- Sugar: $2.84
- Flour: $2.12
- Mozzarella Cheese: $3.98
- Onion Powder: $1.00
- Green Beans: $2.78
- Canned Green Beans: $0.58
- Cream Cheese: $3.18
- Minute Oats: $3.98
- Old Fashioned Oats: $3.98
- Cheese Slices: $4.46
- Eggs: $3.21
- Greek Yogurt: $3.54
- Carrots: $0.98
- Trail Mix: $5.68
- Bacon: $4.48
- Pistachios: $6.62
Total: $105.65
I have really enjoyed your posts. I was wondering if you have a meal plan based on your grocery hauls.
Thx,
Gail
Hi Gail! Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying them 🙂 I do have meal plans based on the grocery hauls! You can find all of them under meal plannings and 10 day meal plans. I hope they are helpful!