Which is the Best Grocery Store for Vegans? (+Price Comparison!)

Which is the best grocery store for vegans? 10 Stores compared, pros / cons, and a price comparison | Serving Realness
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Few things are as overwhelming as finding a good grocery store for all your vegan needs. Hundreds of chains, thousands of aisles, and a million different products… where do you even start!? I’ll tell you: with this guide to finding the best grocery store for vegans! We’ll go over the pros/cons of each store plus a giant price comparison!

Here’s the deal:

I’ve worked a combined 5 years in health-food stores… all as a vegan!
I know the ins-and-outs of a good vegan grocery store better than the average customer if ya’ know what I mean 😉

That’s why I’m here today, fellow vegan foodies!

Let’s:

  • Dispel the myths,
  • Clarify misconceptions, and
  • Figure out which grocery store is best for vegans!

First, I’ll break it down into the benefits and drawbacks of each store. Best of all, I’ll have a giant price comparison at the end to help you decide which store is the best!


Today we’ll be comparing:

To find the best grocery store for vegans!

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WHEW!

To make everything easy, I’ll break this huge post into two sections: “The Health Food Stores” and “The Normies”. After all, everyone deserves to eat healthy, no matter what stores you have access to!

Disclaimer: The information provided in this post is meant to be purely educational. I do not claim to represent any of the companies, I can only make observations from the outside. Furthermore, I don’t guarantee the prices or data represented in this post… The grocery industry is a constantly changing beast.


The Health Food Store Comparison:

Whole Foods: the best grocery store for vegans?

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Whole Foods- The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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It almost seems illegal to not shop at Whole Foods as a vegan! With their 8 feet of Kombucha, endless meat-alternatives, and enough vegan dessert to last a lifetime… Any foodie would be in heaven!


Reasons I Love Whole Foods

  • The Atmosphere

One step into Whole Foods and you feel like a celebrity. No joke! This is pretty much their entire business model; “Make Organic, Local, and Green Living “Cool”. They totally succeed!

  • Whole Initiatives

Whole Foods donates thousands of dollars to local communities through programs such as Whole Planet, Whole Kids, and Whole Cities.

These are aimed to:

  • Support and develop partnerships with third-world communities
  • Provide education to improve children’s health and wellness
  • Improve access to fresh food and wellness education in under-served communities

You can read more about their awesome work here.

  • Strict Ingredient Control

Whole Foods is also very strict about what ingredients they’ll sell in their stores, which is awesome! You can find the complete list of banned ingredients here.


Things That Bother Me About Whole Foods

  • Prices

You feel like a celebrity… and you’re gonna pay like one too! That’s just the name of the game. If you expect elegant, trendy, chic realness, you’re gonna pay for it at checkout.

  • No Refrigerated Bulk

Although their bulk department is righteous, it is not refrigerated. I’ve never had an issue, but nuts and other products with natural oils will go rancid faster for this reason.


What to Get at Whole Foods

  • Specialty, hard-to-find items
  • Bulk

Things to Avoid at Whole Foods

  • Overpriced grocery items

Where to Find Vegan Options at Whole Foods

Whole Foods is (thankfully) only health-foods… So you won’t have to dig through garbage to find your product!

Vegan products are integrated throughout the store, in their respective departments.


Sprouts: the best grocery store for vegans?

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Sprouts – The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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Oh, Sprouts.. you crazy cross somewhere between Albertsons and Whole Foods. Pick a side, why don’t ya!


Reasons I Love Sprouts

  • Cheap Organic Produce

Sprouts kills it with their consistently cheap organic produce selection. Over half the department is on sale at any given time!

  • Great Sales

Sprouts has “Extravaganza sales” about 4 times a year for each department. During each sale (ie: “Vitamin Extravaganza”), the entire department is 25% off! This kind of sale can’t be beaten!

(With this, you also get disgusting sales like the “Buffalo Stampede”… As if the buffalos stampeded themselves to death just for the 15% off sale. GAG!)

  • Easy to Find

With over 250 stores across the US, chances are there’s a Sprouts near you!


Things That Bother Me About Sprouts

  • ALWAYS Busy

Sprouts caters to too wide an audience, in my opinion. This clogs the aisles with agitated moms, the local soccer club, and every other Tom, Dick, and Harry in town.

(Most of which don’t give a rat’s ass about veganism, organic, natural or green living.)

Killer vegan deals at costco (breakfast edition!)
  • No Ingredient Control

Sprouts doesn’t have a list of ingredients they promise not to sell, like most other health food stores.

What does this mean?

You could end up with Nutella next to the organic maple syrup and MSG in your deli meat.

In fact, their website only has vague references to “Responsible Retailing”, “Gluten-Free” and “Natural Living”.

  • Plastic Bags at Checkout

While countless stores (and even states!) have all banned plastic bags, Sprouts is still happily giving them away by the truckload. Worst of all is the eye-roll you get from the cashier when you ask for paper.

  • Unsanitary and Unrefrigerated Bulk

Just like Whole Foods, Sprouts uses unrefrigerated bulk as well. Even worse, sprouts doesn’t use gravity bins like most other stores (the tubes with a lever on the bottom). Instead, you have a giant bin with a scoop inside to grab your stuff.

Most people aren’t bothered, I guess… I’m really just not a fan of hoards of people fingering my food before I buy it.

  • Supports Autism Speaks

This blatant grab for a tax-write off makes my blood boil every year.

If you weren’t aware, Autism Speaks:

  • Funds animal testing,
  • Refuses to allow people with Autism on their board of directors,
  • Compares Autism to AIDS, and
  • Paid their highest-earning executive more than $600,000 in one year.

Who knows why Sprouts chooses to support such a company when plenty of humane alternatives exist.

  • Worst of All: Price Shadiness

Remember those sales we mentioned earlier?

Keep an eye on the prices before and after: Sprouts has a habit of raising all the “base” prices the morning of a sale to make it seem like a better deal.

Shady Sprouts!


What to Get at Sprouts

  • Cheap produce
  • Bulk

Things to Avoid at Sprouts

  • Overpriced grocery items

Where to Find Vegan Options at Sprouts?

Vegan products are integrated throughout the store, in their respective departments.


Trader Joe's: the best grocery store for vegans?

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Trader Joe’s – The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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Reasons I Love Trader Joe’s

  • Employee Friendliness

Trader Joe’s employees are hands-down the kindest I’ve experienced.

Why is this?

TJ’s purposefully over-staffs their stores… This eliminates the excuse of being “too busy” for customer service.

For example, see something new you want to try? Ask, and the employee could rip the bag open right there for you.

The customer truly is #1 at Trader Joe’s.

  • Clean, Organized Stores

Because of this over-staffing, TJ’s stores always seem to be tidy. When other stores are scrambling to recoup after a rush, Trader Joe’s has the extra hands to cover it.


Things That Bother Me About Trader Joe’s

  • Almost 100% Private Label

Now, don’t get me wrong: we love a good private label deal (more on that later..).

What don’t we like?

Being tricked into buying Pepsi Co. products simply because Trader Joe’s slapped their label on the bottle.

I love private labels, but I don’t like unknowingly supporting companies I don’t agree with.

  • Stores Too Small

Now, this doesn’t seem to be an issue in states like California.. But here in Arizona?

Our stores are tiny, corner shops… And that would be fine if they weren’t packed wall to wall.

Good on ya, TJ’s for being so popular, but good lord! I’ve walked in just to turn right around because of the crowds and lines.


What to Get at Trader Joe’s

  • Cheap grocery items

Things to Avoid at Trader Joe’s

  • Overpriced produce
  • Heavy reliance on plastic (especially for produce)

Where to Find Vegan Options at Trader Joe’s?

Vegan products are integrated throughout the store, in their respective departments.


Natural grocers; the best grocery store for vegans?

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Natural Grocers – The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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To be honest, I just discovered Natural Grocers in 2018… and I’ve fallen in love!


Reasons I Love Natural Grocers

  • 100% Organic Produce

That’s right! With completely organic produce there’s no fear of cross-contamination.

  • Cheaper Grocery Items

I was blown away at how much cheaper the Natural Grocers grocery department is! Everything is at least $.50 cheaper than the other stores.

  • Refrigerated and Sealed Bulk

Like I mentioned earlier, nuts and other bulk items have oils that go rancid. Not at Natural Grocers! All their heat-sensitive bulk is kept in a cooler so spoilage is never a problem. Definitely helpful here in the desert!

  • Bagless Checkout

While most health food stores have at least banned plastic (*cough* get with it, Sprouts!), Natural Grocers has completely bagless checkouts!

Don’t worry if you forget your reusable bag, though! They give away used shipping boxes to help get your groceries home.

Reduce, Reuse, and Recyyyyyyyyyycle!!

  • Vegan companies: whole food vitamins are a big lie. And you know it!Free Cooking/Health Seminars

Every month, Natural Grocers offers 4-6 health or cooking related classes. They even have a huge Demo Kitchen in every single location, talk about dedication to education!

  • Independent Lab Testing on Supplements

If you look at their logo closely (go ahead, I’ll wait!), you’ll notice the little “Vitamin Cottage” logo up top.

This isn’t a coincidence, they actually started as a supplement company! Staying true to their roots, they now conduct independent lab testing on the supplements they sell.

This means you can know the product:

  • Is what the label says it is,
  • Has the correct dosage listed, and
  • Isn’t contaminated with weeds/other cheap matter to save a buck
  • Rewards Program

Natural Grocers is the only health food store I’ve found that offers a rewards program, just for shopping! You enter your phone number at checkout, and the program tracks all your points. Certain levels get you discounts off of your entire cart, so shop up!

  • Ingredient Control

Thankfully, Natural Grocers has a long list of ingredients they will not allow in any of their vitamins, health and beauty products, or grocery aisles. This saves you from the nightmare of accidentally buying something with artificial colors or formaldehyde (yikes!).


Things That Bother Me About Natural Grocers

  • No “Real” Bulk Section

Unfortunately for the zero-waste vegans, Natural Grocers is not the place for you.

Their bulk section is refrigerated (yaaay!) in plastic packages (nooo!). It really depends on what you’re buying, but sometimes the cost savings are worth it.

  • No “Real” Departments

Natural Grocers is definitely a unique grocery store… That’s for sure!

Their stores lack any real departments, ie: meat (thank goodness), bakery, deli, etc.

This means your selection of ready-to-go foods is limited, and freshly baked bread isn’t a thing.

  • 100% Organic Produce

In the same way that the bulk has a drawback, the produce department does too. Having 100% organic is astounding. I love not having to worry about cross-contamination!

Why would this bother me?

We eat more of a Dirty Dozen” vs “Clean Fifteen diet, rather than strictly organic… Especially when comparing price differences.

In short, if you want a cheap, non-organic avocado, you’re out of luck at Natural Grocers.
  • Small Private Label Selection

I’m not quite sure why, but Natural Grocer’s private label is still pretty lacking! They’ve finally added their own brand of beans, pasta sauce, etc.. But compared to other store brands these seem a bit expensive.


What to Get at Natural Grocers

  • Cheaper private-label grocery items
  • Cheap bagged “bulk”
  • Specialty items not sold at other health-food stores (Raw cocoa butter, anyone?)

Things to Avoid at Natural Grocers

  • Name-brand, marked-up grocery items

Where to Find Vegan Options at Natural Grocers?

Vegan products are integrated throughout the store, in their respective departments.


“The Normies” Vegan Grocery Store Comparison:

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Albertsons – The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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With over 2,200+ locations, there’s bound to be an Albertsons near you!


Reasons I love Albertsons

With plenty of locations, and a generous offering of organic and natural products: Albertsons is definitely a competitor to watch out for.

Things That Bother Me About Albertsons

You’re gonna see this time and time again: but plastic bags are the default choice for Albertsons.

Am I surprised?

Not really, but I’d be over-the-moon with whichever mainstream grocer takes the leap first.

Another thing that bothers me?

If you compare prices, you can tell Albertsons definitely charges more per item than competitors. This includes health-food stores and the normies alike!


What to Get at Albertsons

  • Anything you have to

Things to Avoid at Albertsons

  • Anything you can avoid. Albertsons was the most expensive option out of the 10 stores.

Where to Find Vegan Options at Albertsons?

Unfortunately, natural and vegan products aren’t segregated in Albertsons. This means you have to wander down every aisle, sorting through junk products to find what you’re searching for.


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Kroger – The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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Frys, Ralphs, Smiths… You name it, it’s probably a Kroger store!


Reasons I Love Kroger

  • Accessibility

If you thought Sprouts had a lot of locations, hold on to your britches. Kroger has a whopping 3,010 stores.

You read that right: over 3,000.

What does this mean?

Even when you can’t find a single health food store, chances are there’s a Kroger nearby.

Are these considered health food stores? No.

That being said, they’ve done a really good job of incorporating vegan and organic options throughout the stores. You won’t have to sacrifice much of your grocery list at Kroger!


Things That Bother Me About Kroger

  • Plastic bags,
  • Way too mainstream,
  • Sorting through garbage products and ingredients

What to Get at Kroger

  • Cheap produce
  • Decently priced grocery items

Things to Avoid at Kroger

  • Overpriced specialty items

Where to Find Vegan Options at Kroger?

Luckily, Kroger segregates its natural products within one section of their stores. This makes it extremely easy to get in, find what you need, and get out.


Target: the best grocery store for vegans?

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Target- The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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If we keep mentioning locations; Target cannot be forgotten. Coast-to-coast, there are over 1,800 locations!


Reasons I Love Target

  • One-stop-shop for more than just groceries; this is Target we’re talking about!
  • Locations around the US
  • Getting to avoid the chaos usually associated with Walmart

Things That Bother Me About Target

  • They’ve been recently called out for raising wages (pleasing the media), but turning around and dramatically cutting hours.
  • Blastic bags galore, in fact: I don’t believe paper is even an option
  • Usually too big of a store to walk through when all you need is groceries

What to Get at Target

  • Just like Albertsons; anything you have to

Things to Avoid at Target

  • Anything you can avoid. Sure you’ll save time shopping at a one-stop-shop, but you’ll certainly pay more for the convenience.

Where to Find Vegan Options at Target?

Unfortunately, natural and vegan products aren’t segregated in Target. This means you have to wander down every aisle, sorting through junk products to find what you’re searching for.


Costco logo, perhaps the best grocery store for vegans?

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Costco- The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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Ah, Costco… Some think it’s just for giant families, but it’s worth it when you eat as much peanut butter as we do!


Reasons I Love Costco

  • Bulk Amounts of the Food You Eat!

We’re talkin’:

  • Peanut butter,
  • Organic tortillas,
  • Hemp seeds,
  • Chia seeds,
  • Organic Flour & sugar,
  • etc. etc.

You can practically get it all at Costco… For a fraction of the price!


Killer vegan deals at costco (breakfast edition!)Things That Bother Me About Costco

  • Not Enough Vegan Options

Now, while Costco has some incredible savings on the foods we love… You definitely couldn’t make Costco your one-stop-shop.

The reason?

They simply don’t have enough of the vegan staples to keep our pantries full.

Specifically: anything even vaguely less-mainstream won’t be found.

Is this enough for me to cancel my membership?

Absolutely not. We save so much money on organic frozen fruit alone that Costco pays for itself.


What to Get at Costco

  • Peanut butter
  • Frozen Fruit

Things to Avoid at Costco

  • Anything you don’t need a bulk supply of! You aren’t saving money if it all spoils because you couldn’t eat 50 pounds of oats.

Where to Find Vegan Options at Costco?

Unfortunately, natural and vegan products aren’t segregated in Costco. This means you have to wander down every aisle, skimming past the junk products to find what you’re searching for.


Walmart- The Best Grocery Store for Vegans?

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You know ’em, I know ’em… But how does it compare for vegans?

Whether you love or hate Walmart: you can’t deny they’re everywhere.

In fact, I didn’t include Walmart in the original vegan grocery store comparison because of how much I disagree with their business practices.

Why did I include them now?

Someone shattered my naivete by pointing out: Walmart is sometimes the only source of food people have.

I realized some people may not, unfortunately, have a choice in supporting Walmart.


Reasons I Tolerate Walmart

  • With 4,692 locations in the US: it’s almost guaranteed you have a local wally-world.
  • Surprisingly large selection of vegan and gluten-free options
  • Being known for price gouging, Walmart is also one of the cheapest options for a vegan grocery supplier.
  • In fact, both of these facts prove: veganism is within reach of anyone!

Things That Bother Me About Walmart

Oh, gosh… This could be an entire novel.

I’ll keep it short and sweet,

Walmart is known for:


What to Get at Walmart

  • Anything you absolutely have to

Things to Avoid at Walmart

  • Anything you can avoid.

Where to Find Vegan Options at Walmart?

Unfortunately, natural and vegan products aren’t segregated in Walmart. This means you have to wander down every aisle, skimming past the junk products to find what you’re searching for.

And since it’s a Walmart, bring a map and cell phone in-case you get lost for days.


A Word About “Private Label” Products

Have you ever thought that Whole Foods and Sprouts store-brands were the same company?

Spoiler: They totally are!

One of the biggest misconceptions in the industry regards Private Label (or Store-Brand) products.

That jar of Sprouts brand peanut butter?

Chances are, it’s the same company that makes the Whole Foods 365, Kroger, and Natural Grocers productthat’s just how private labels work!

Grocery chains purchase the pre-made product, slap their label on it, and call it theirs.

Is it misleading? Kind of.

Do I buy it anyway? HELL YES!

Once you see the price comparison, you’ll quickly notice a lot of products that are the same exact price at each location. Most of these are private label products!

Unfortunately, Natural Grocers has a much smaller selection… This is where they really get obliterated by the competitors.

Okay, okay! But Which Vegan Grocery Store is the Cheapest!?

Let’s get all sciency about this! Here’s a helpful scatter graph to help digest the information.

Graphs are fun, and all, but where does this leave us?

Well, our faux shopping trip would cost us:

  • $68.02 at Albertsons
  • $67.96 at Kroger
  • $55.70 at Natural Grocers
  • $53.97 at Sprouts
  • $69.06 at Target
  • $47.18 at Trader Joe’s
  • $35.35 at Walmart (minus a few items), and
  • $54.00 at Whole Foods

As you can see, each store varies in price dramatically. What I’ve found is Natural Grocers is usually the most cost-effective (especially if you already buy organic produce), but they can’t compete with Sprouts and Whole Foods private label.

Why is Costco missing a total?

They didn’t have enough on the list for the total to be fairly compared. Just assume for the things you can find it’s gonna be cheaper.

Wondering how to take 25% off these totals?

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I’m lucky enough to have a magic link to give first-timers 25% off their first order, plus a 30-day trial and free shipping!

Not only do you get to skip the hassle of going to the store, but you also won’t be supporting Instacart abusing worker’s rights.

That’s a win-win in my book!


In Short: Shop Where You Can

Really, all I can say is shop wherever makes sense for you.

Is Walmart the best option for your family? Go for it!

Whole Foods more your thing? Shop with pride wherever you go.

Now, I have some questions for you lovelies:

  • Did your favorite vegan grocery store make the list?
  • What do you love/hate about grocery shopping!?

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Which is the best vegan grocery store? Pros cons and price comparisons between: Trader Joes, sprouts, natural grocers, kroger, and costco

13 Comments

  1. Faith

    October 9, 2017 at 10:24 pm

    This is great information no my grocery store didnt make the list. My daughter is newly a pescatarian which I am finding it a little difficult to shop for and to have things at home for her to snack on so with this I have been very cautious about where I’ve been going and lately it’s been Harris Teeter or Wegmans which has been in my price range but I’m finding it very difficult to stay in my price range…

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    • Nick Abell

      October 10, 2017 at 11:54 am

      Thanks for the comment! I’m not too familiar with the area (from a quick google it looks like Harris Teeter is a NC area chain?). Wegmans apparently has a “Superstore” version of their stores that offers a much larger “Natural Food” section. Perhaps check that out? Other than that, there is also Thrive Market, which you can get 25% off and free shipping! The only drawback is they don’t offer refrigerated/frozen goods. Hopefully that helps a bit!

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  2. MaryJoy

    November 5, 2017 at 3:35 pm

    I’m a new vegan (2 weeks) and am facing my 1st grocery shopping vegan experience. I live in AZ and am familiar with Sprouts and always go there for produce and sales but have been afraid of Whole Foods because it’s so huge. I just found the Thrive app this week and am liking it very much. I am still transitioning my son to veganism and really haven’t even figured out cooking meals but am very inspired by sites like this for support. I hate grocery shopping in general because of the time it takes going through the store. I’ve used Fry’s clicklist (which I love the concept of) but I really dislike that I cannot see the nutrition values/label on 95% of their items when I click on an item. Thrive app shows ingredients and nutritional values. I just may try Thrive and hit Sprouts for produce for now as I get my new little vegan feet wet.

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    • Nick Abell

      November 6, 2017 at 12:41 pm

      Wow, thanks for the comment! I am located in Arizona, too, how awesome! Sprouts definitely tends to be the leader in produce prices. As far as employee awareness of veganism goes (AKA, would they know what you were asking about), Whole Foods is definitely the leader. If you haven’t been, I suggest going even just to see their stores (absolutely beautiful!).
      Really, there are endless places for vegans to shop. Long before I blogged, I would actually buy all of my groceries at Fry’s (their all-natural section is surprisingly well stocked!).
      Lastly, your support group can definitely make or break it for you, make sure you surround yourself with positivity 🙂

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  3. C Jakes

    March 27, 2018 at 7:50 am

    Here in California we have a store called WinCo that is owned by the employees. This store has a huge bulk food section and extremely low prices. I’m a vegan and my wife is vegetarian and we shop WinCo, Trader Joe’s, and an international market here.

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    • Nick Abell

      March 29, 2018 at 1:00 pm

      Awesome to hear! I’ve only been to WinCo a handful of times and forgot how awesome their deals are! Maybe I’ll have to take another trip and see what all I can find 😉 Thanks for sharing!

      Reply
  4. jenelle rufo

    May 4, 2018 at 8:40 pm

    Any thoughts on Nugget Markets? I’ve always been curious about it. Its very close to my home but I haven’t tried grocery shopping there yet.

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    • Nick Abell

      May 6, 2018 at 10:59 am

      Hi there! Despite being from the Bay Area, California, I’ve never actually shopped at a Nugget Market! After a bit of research, it looks like their natural & organic sections are stocked fairly well.. I just cant see prices online! If you happen to go, come back and report! I’m sure others are wondering the same thing 🙂

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  5. Tessa

    August 27, 2018 at 5:04 pm

    Hi Nick! I’m new to your blog and am loving your content. I loved this post! But you sort of lost me at the end… The price differences for that high of a price range only show a difference of about ten bucks among 3 stores. Based on those prices, I’d love a little more info on why you went with Thrive as the best option. Their savings from your chart (well done, by the way!) don’t seem vastly different than the grocery stores for most items. Seeing that one would still have to go to a physical grocery store for produce, is it worth it to buy the membership and take the time to plan everything out so you know what to order and what to purchase in stores? I’m sooo curious now. Thank you! -Tessa

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    • Nick Abell

      September 30, 2018 at 4:10 pm

      Hey there! Thrive was only my pick for the convenience factor. Especially after being nearly kicked out of the stores for doing price comparisons, it just seemed like such a better option. I still continue to shop at all of these stores (especially because I cannot get most of it on Thrive), but when there’s a sale I’m more than happy to place an order through the website. Hopefully that clears a little of it up for you!

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  6. Joe Johnson

    September 24, 2021 at 4:01 pm

    It actually wasn’t very difficult to find why Sprouts supports Autism Speaks. From relationshipscience.com :

    “James Douglas Sanders is former Executive Chairman at Sprouts Farmers Markets, Inc., former Principal at Brookshire Brothers Ltd., former Senior Manager-Projects at TCI Solutions, Inc., former Retail Business Consultant at Associated Wholesale Grocers, Inc. and former Chairman at Autism Speaks, Inc.”

    The former Executive Chairman of Sprouts is also the former Chairman of Autism Speaks.

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    • Nick Abell

      September 24, 2021 at 4:10 pm

      Thanks for sharing this! Explains a lot

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  7. Nathan worrel

    November 19, 2021 at 7:28 pm

    Hands down, Natural Grocer. They care about people and we’ll being more than profit. Whole paycheck doesn’t give a poo about us. They are average 25% higher than natty, I worked at both for years.

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