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Here are five grocery items that cost less at Trader Joes than at Walmart or Aldi.
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They come with milk chocolate, candy-coated gems and have raisins, almonds and peanuts in them.
At Walmart, a small box ofNature Valley Fruit & Nut Granola Barscosts $2.97 when on sale.
Its normally $3.42.
Aldi, meanwhile, hasMillville Almond Sweet and Salty Nut Granola Barsfor $1.89.
you’re free to find the lowest prices for these at Trader Joes.
In comparison, Walmart sellsChips Ahoy!
Mini Chocolate Chip Cookiesfor $1.74 (3 ounces).
At Aldi, you’re free to getBentons Chocolate Chip Cookie Thinsfor $1.79.
These come in a 4-ounce bag.
It has a caramelized crust and goes well with either balsamic vinegar or extra virgin olive oil.
Its also a great side if youre having pasta or a similar dish.
In comparison, Walmart sellsMarketside bake-at-home Twin Demi Baguettesfor $1.98.
With this, you get two separate baguettes, but the sticker price is higher.
The closest similar deal at Aldi is theSpecially Selected Take & Bake French Baguettefor $1.49.
At Trader Joes, you could get a container oforganic yellow mustardfor under $2.
It has a mixture of various spices, salt and vinegar for that familiar tangy taste.
It can also last a long time.
In comparison, expect to spend $4.48 at Walmart for theirFrenchs True Organics Classic Yellow Mustard.
At Aldi, you’ve got the option to find non-organic mustard for cheaper than either location.
But if youre shopping wholly organic, Trader Joes is the way to go.
If you want something with a bit of flair, Trader Joes has a highly ratedroasted garlic hummus.
The equivalent at Walmart is theMarketside Gluten-Free Roasted Garlic Hummusfor $2.87.
It comes in a slightly larger container, but costs more per ounce.
Aldi also sells hummus, but it costs $2.75, so youre saving more at Trader Joes.
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