Organic milk 2% gallon -- $5.99
Cranberry Raspberry juice -- $4.49
Organic strawberry lemonade -- $3.29
Soda Virgil's Root Beer, 4 bottles -- $3.99
Squeeze Mtn Raspberry juice, 4 bottles -- $2.99
Chai Instant spiced -- $2.99
Coffee decaf organic fair trade -- $7.99
Half & Half quart - $1.29
Margarine Earth Balance -- $3.69
Sour cream, pint -- $1.49
Organic Vanana yogurt - 27 oz. -- $2.79
Peanut Butter organic crunchy -- $2.99
TJ's tomato basil pasta sauce -- $1.79
whipped cream cheese -- $1.49
grocery, non-taxable -- $9.77
Beef conventional ground 20% fat -- $1.99
sliced black forest ham -- $3.49
TJ sliced colby jack cheese -- $2.99
TJ Goat cheese crumbles -- $2.19
TJ Monterey Jack sticks -- $3.49
cheese, shredded mozzarella -- $2.99
Mint chocolate chip ice cream, 1 quart -- $3.99
hash brown potatoes -- $1.99
hash brown potatoes -- $1.99
eggs cage free x-large, brown -- $2.99
Tacos, mini beef -- $2.99
Roast beef & cheese panini w/ -- $2.99
Crackers 12 grain prebiotic mini -- $1.99
Nature's Path hemp organic cereal -- $2.89
TJ's Honey Nut O's cereal -- $2.??
salsa chipotle hot -- $1.99
artichoke hearts, can in water -- $1.99
TJ's Canola spray -- $2.29
Organic blueberries -- $2.99
A-plums sugar 1 lb -- $1.69
Nature's Toaster Pastry straw -- $2.59
New Belgium seasonal 6 fl oz for $7.99
Milton's Gourmet White Hamburg -- $2.29
Blueberry pie -- $8.99
Organic avocados (4 ct) -- $4.69
sourdough english muffins -- $1.99
Fresh N Spicy Guacamole -- $2.79
Sunny California Roll -- $2.99
Chewy Chocolate Chunk cookies -- $4.29
Bananas organic 6 ea @0.29/EA -- $1.74
A-Tomatoes heirloom 18/1# -- $2.99
sliced sourdough bread $2.29
pasta bowties -- $0.99
Tortilla white triangle organic -- $2.59
popcorn organic with olive oil -- $1.79
Subtotal -- $161.43
state tax -- $0.62
Total -- $162.05
So it occurs to me reading this that a lot of these items do not list quantities, and therefore prices might not be useful. The juice and lemonade was in 2 quart bottles, eggs were a carton of 12, the fresh blueberries were probably about 6 oz. The individual bottles of soda or juice were most likely 6 oz but possibly 8 oz for the rootbeer. The packaged cheese was most likely 12 ozs, but the mozzarella could have been a full pound. The english muffins come in a sleeve of 6, the triangle tortillas were chips, and that was probably a largish bag, at least 14 oz. The popcorn was also in a similar sized bag. I have some TJ's decaf and artichoke hearts in water in my pantry today, and those sizes are a 13 oz can of whole beans and a 14 oz can of artichokes. Some stores slightly downsize their packaging rather than change their prices, but I don't think TJ's does that. I have been buying their heirloom tomatoes for about $4.99 a lb lately.
I also think I must have been planning for a pool party, since I normally don't buy all those sugary drinks at one time.
