Kroger is winning the grocery price war with the lowest overall cost for store-brand essentials, according to a new comparison study.
The Ohio-based chain’s basket of 15 basic items came in at $30, undercutting Walmart, Aldi and Albertsons as inflation-weary shoppers search for relief at the checkout. The study by Restaurant Furniture Plus, reported by Southern Living, highlights Kroger’s edge on staples like milk, bread, eggs, chicken breast, spaghetti, canned beans and baking supplies.
Kroger offered the lowest price on 10 of the 15 items, more than any other retailer in the survey. Walmart finished second at $30.95, followed by Aldi at $33.15 and Albertsons at $35.58. While Aldi stood out for dairy values, Kroger’s overall affordability gave it the top spot.
The findings come as grocery prices remain a top concern for North Texas families. Food costs have climbed significantly in recent years, pushing many households to stretch budgets with store brands and careful shopping. Local Kroger stores, including those under the Kroger, Tom Thumb and other banners in the region, may offer a practical option for DFW shoppers facing high prices…