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We’re all trying to save money at the supermarket. And it’s no secret that where you shop makes a big difference for your grocery bill.
Consumer Reports set out to find which major grocery chains are the most and least expensive.
It used Walmart $WMT as the standard grocer by price, in part because it’s also the largest and most common grocery chain in the country.
Continue reading to see which made the list and why.
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Prices at Mariano's are 27.6% above the national average.
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Prices at Jewel-Osco are 29.7% above the national average.
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Prices at El Rancho are 30.1% above the national average.
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Prices at Shaw's are 31.9% above the national average.
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Prices at Whole Foods are 39.7% above the national average.
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Prices at WinCo are 3.3% below the national average.
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Prices at Aldi are 8.3% below the national average.
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Prices at Lidl are 8.5% below the national average.
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Prices at BJ's are 21.0% below the national average.
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Prices at Costco $COST are 21.4% below the national average.
