I think you missed a line.  "Krogers, Targets, local stores." I buy 95% of my groceries at Krogers. They have an amazing produce section and usually have some kind of great produce sale going on. As well as a mark down rack for less than beautiful produce, where they put 4-5 apples, 2-3 large tomatoes, a couple eggplants, or 4-5 oranges in a mesh bag and sell them for $1 a piece, just because they're not the aesthetic ideal. They're own brand of foods is usually just as good, if not better, than name brand. They have a large variety of, well, everything. They usually have some great sales going on, and I can use my Kroger card to get even more off, especially on the produce.  I mainly go to Target when I'm looking for something substantial, like furniture, bedding, or household items and I'm willing to pay a little more for better quality.