Welcome to Grocery Run, our latest series on how theBuzzFeed communityis grocery shopping in 2024!
Amid rising prices and personal challenges, groceries have become tricky these days.
We hope that by sharing how others cook and shop, we can help readers in similar circumstances.

My mom taught me how to cook at a young age and was such a star in the kitchen.
I also love meal prepping.
when I kick off the fridge.

Home-cooked meals were commonplace but kid-friendly as well.
We did chicken nuggets and fish sticks with sides my mom knew we would eat things like that.
I am grateful she taught me things like how to bake and make meals on the fly.

I still use so much of that today.
(The King Soopers app literally tells me my regular purchases.
What a dream!).

I have a VERY meticulous pattern for grocery shopping.
If we have plans to eat out, I’ll write that in there as well.
We have dinner most Thursdays with friends, and I’ll text them on Sunday to confirm.

Up until last fall, I had been a vegetarian for 16 years.
I’ll sometimes splurge and plan ahead to make a baked oatmeal.
For lunches, we will often utilize leftovers from the night prior.

To not exhaust ourselves, I venture to stick to portions of four to six for dinner.
Anything beyond that, and we’ll get sick of it.
I strongly lean into finding meals we like and making them on repeat.

We love Mexican, Chinese, and Indian, so we make a lot of those.
Often, it’s much cheaper to do at home.
I’m currently jobless!

Our community is so awesome.
Note: We’ll only use this initial form to learn a bit about you and your grocery habits.
If we’re interested in featuring you, we’ll reach out for further details.












