How much do you spend on groceries, especially if you have a big family? Well, the internet is buzzing after a viral video shows a dad from California revealing his extensive Trader Joe’s shopping receipt. This receipt isn’t just long; it details the weekly food expenditure for his family of six children. The total? A staggering USD 444.38, equivalent to about ₹ 37,000. The receipt is from a Trader Joe’s store in Westlake Village, a well-off city in Los Angeles County.
In the video, the dad explains that this huge amount of food will only last about a week and a half. The video was posted on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by @PicturesFoIder and has since gone viral, garnering over 17 million views.
"Here's what it takes to feed six kids for about a week and a half,” the dad says in the video, adding, “You wanna have six kids? This is your Trader Joe’s receipt.”
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The receipt includes items like strawberries, avocados, cucumbers, Trader Joe's chicken and cheese tamales, chicken soup dumplings, Margherita pizza, frozen Korean-style beef short ribs, and more.
How much it costs to feed 6 kids ? pic.twitter.com/fwbLTWYWhX
— non aesthetic things (@PicturesFoIder) July 1, 2024
Several X users suggested shopping at other stores for better prices. Take a look at some of the reactions:
One user wrote, "Shopping at Trader Joe's instead of Costco with 6 kids is insane." Another added, "Take them to Walmart or something." A third said, "Would cost 1/3 that at Aldi."
Many people noticed that a lot of the foods purchased were expensive ready-made products. One commented, "I have four kids. With a simplified shopping list, including flour, butter, milk, oat grains, honey, rice, two whole chickens, cocoa powder, eggs, medium cheddar, ground beef, olive oil, raisins, and coffee beans, I spend around USD 100-150."
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