Post Aldi sandwiches

Sometimes, my hormones go crazy and I want greasy junk. Today it was pizza and cheesesteaks. Yes, I wanted both.

Instead, I went to Aldi. Why should I spend $30 for take out if I can find something just as appealing (and junky) in the grocery store?

My daughter had a craving for sandwiches and while I'm not an advocate of cold cuts, I thought roast beef slices could satisfy both of us.

I bought some staples and the replacement for our pizza and cheesesteaks. This wasn't meant to be healthy, or unprocessed, just healthier and less processed than cheesesteaks and pizza. And cheaper!

I spent $48.75.

My haul:
- three 15 ounce cans of pumpkin, 99 cents each
- can of pineapple chunks, 89 cents
- big bottle of canola oil, $2.69
- jalapeño kettle chips, $1.79
- dates, $1.99
- canned diced chicken breast, $1.79
- jar of mayo, 1.99
- chunk tuna in oil, 79 cents (oops. Wrong one)
- chunk tuna in water, 3 cans at 64 cents each
- Lebanon bologna, $3.29
- roast beef lunch meat, $2.49
- wavy potato chips, $1.39
- sweet potato chips, $1.99 (very impressed with the vitamin A content)
- dozen eggs 78 cents
- 20 count 6" tortillas, 2 bags $1.49 each
- mini croissants, $2.49
- fresh spinach, $1.69
- English muffins, 99 cents
- sliced Gouda and sliced havarti, $2.49 each
- 3 zucchini in a box, $1.69
- jalapeño poppers, $2.49
- oats, $2.19
- half gallon of vanilla almond milk, $2.49