Rossen Reports: Do this to save $4,200 on groceries
Grocery prices remain high, but Walmart is offering significant savings compared to traditional grocery stores.
In a side-by-side comparison, Rossen Reports found Walmart consistently undercut grocery store prices on identical name-brand items. For example, a 10.8-ounce box of Honey Nut Cheerios costs $5.69 at the grocery store, while Walmart offers it for $3.68, saving over $2 per box.
Other comparisons include Breyers ice cream at $4.67 at Walmart versus higher grocery store prices and International Delight coffee creamer for $6.63 at Walmart compared to $9.09 elsewhere. Even bulk items like Dixie plates showed savings, with Walmart pricing a 150-plate pack at $14.48 compared to $18.79 at the grocery store.
Walmart achieves these lower prices by leveraging its massive buying power and streamlined supply chain, securing discounts from suppliers and reducing operational costs.
The final tally revealed that shopping at Walmart saved $81.24 on a $348.47 grocery bill. Over the course of a year, this could add up to $4,224.48 in savings for the same name-brand products.
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