Natural Peanut Butter (organic or regular, both are made with sea salt, YEAH! No more buying separate peanut butters just for me!)
Organic Ground Beef
I would prefer it be grass-fed, but organic is much better than non-organic, and $4.49 per pound is a very good price.
Organic Chicken
In this case I would prefer the chicken to be free range, but again this is better than non-organic.
Organic Eggs
Organic Produce
This all depends on how much your family will eat (will you finish it before it goes bad?) and what they have in this season. You can shop for the "Clean 15" non-organic produce here too (such as avocados, mangoes, asparagus, etc.) Check out the frozen section for fruits and vegetables that you don't have to worry about going bad!
If you do any cooking with Almond Flour this is a great place to pick some up!
Organic canned goods: beans, chicken broth, and so on.
This may be a lot of beans, but at least they stay good for a few years so you have time to get through them!
Organic Honey & Maple Syrup
A recent investigation found that many stores sell honey of unknown origin & unverifiable ingredients (not really 100% honey)! Many of those honeys could contain added sugars. Kirkland honey says it has been verified at the source and is 100% honey.
This is the lowest price on real maple syrup for sure! And it is organic too!
Need a snack? I did find a soda and some crackers that fit our definition of "healthy"!
Dr. Kracker's Organic Klassic Kracker
There are 2 bags in each box, but I just wasn't ready to spend that much on crackers...
Izze Sparkling Juice
This is as close to soda as you're going to get- no sugars here though.
There are other organic finds at Costco, but here is a sample of things to look for next time you are shopping.
Just hang onto your heart when you get to the check out stand- you know it's going to stop for a minute when you hear the total!
Until next time,
Lisa
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