Minimum grocery prices: 5 cheapest US supermarkets

Inflation has affected every aspect of our lives, and especially food. However, not all stores offer products at the same price. Reducing your spending on groceries starts with choosing the stores with the lowest prices. Delish.

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These are the six best value grocery stores in the United States, ranging from regional chains to national and even international brands. These stores have everything you might need to shop for groceries without huge price tags.

Aldi

If you haven't shopped at Aldi yet, you're missing out on some of the cheapest products around. According to YouGov, a market research and data analysis company, Aldi is considered one of the most popular grocery stores in the country. Not only is the quality of the product top-notch, the German company's business model is designed to minimize costs to the consumer.

According to Aldi, 90% of the products on their shelves are private labels. Not listening to licensed music through the ceiling speakers reduces store overhead, which helps keep prices low. And choosing products from the crates they were delivered in rather than aesthetically stacked display cases is a small price to pay for cheap products.

Lidl

This German company also operates on an inexpensive model, but it is not the same as Aldi. Lidl has been offering affordable products since the 1970s and is actively expanding on the US East Coast. Although there are fewer stores than Aldi, they are constantly competing for the cheapest products.

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The choice of goods is selected in such a way that everything you need is in stock, in order to eliminate the additional costs of storing each variety and brand on the shelf. Their private labels also have Love It Guarantee, which means that if the product does not meet your standards, you can get your money back and exchange the product for something else.

WinCo Foods

This large store has all the benefits of members-only clubs like Costco or Sam's Club, but without the expensive fees. WinCo Foods boasts 138 West Coast locations and is almost entirely employee-owned, meaning their employees receive higher wages and benefits. And yet prices remain low.

WinCo purchases groceries directly from farmers and growers and has a large stock of food in bulk, meaning their prices are lower than many other low-cost retailers. Another way to cut costs is to stop paying with credit cards. They allow payment with debit cards and federal food assistance cards.

Market Basket

Market Basket is one of the smallest chains on this list, but their prices make it one of the most affordable places to shop in the US. This is a grocery retailer for inflationary times.

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For over 100 years, Market Basket has maintained high customer loyalty and has provided high quality food at low prices. You can find anything from imported cheeses, freshly squeezed juices, to handmade sushi without shelling out huge amounts for groceries.

Food4Less

If you are looking for affordable and quality products, Food4Less is the obvious choice. This is clear from the title. This no-frills grocery store chain owned by Kroger sacrifices some convenience to save you money. From product packaging to taking advantage of the big discounts offered on their weekly listings, you're sure to find what you need and pay less.

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Unlike some other affordable grocery stores, Food4Less offers home delivery, pharmacy services, and a wide range of essentials. But there's a catch: they have 101 stores, but only in California, Illinois, and Indiana.

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