$477 Costco Grocery Haul | Healthy Whole Foods

[@OurFamilyHomeLife]

Costco has a way of adding up really quickly! I film Costco/grocery hauls as well (though not as healthy as yours and not vegan!), but love watching them! Thanks for sharing it!

[@OurFamilyHomeLife]

I'm far from a pro, but I do love Costco! Again, not vegan, but we love the meat & cheese, bacon, the produce is my favorite especially the berries, brussels sprouts, and butter lettuce, my kids are crazy over the granola bars, apple sauce, naan bread, and one of our absolute faves is the dark chocolate covered mango, so good! One we don't buy often but is a good one is maple syrup and also the chicken salad & dried apricots. And you got the milk & eggs! Maybe this wasn't a good question to ask me. LOL I tend to like it all!

[@vyr1605]

Agreed on their pesto. Also it freezes great if it gets close to expiration date before you use it all. Win Win!

[@Rinayu810]

Love your Video!! Especially you are from Vancouver as well. Wondering if you can do some easy crockpot ideas

[@sarahseifert8174]

Skimmed through your past videos looking for the vegan protein powder review. Did I miss it? Which was your favorite?

[@MarlonDoll]

Ah damn, you know what, I never did review it! But now I'm all about the Hemp based ones!

[@Bubby91]

didn't know you were in Vancouver. I'm in Kelowna and I have all the same products at my store. yea Costco bills add up quick but you gotta be resourceful and smart with buying and using larger quantities.

[@mrhymer95]

I would like to see you review those protein drinks, and you have some nice recipes on your channel!

[@cakeboss16]

Great video and might get myself a Costco membership. What is your approximate monthly food bill? And how do you plan meals for the week?

[@kaibrittain17]

Nice man! cant wait to see some recipes with this stuff!

[@BUCK3TM4N]

just discovered your channel, really been enjoying it

[@EDWRDOman]

You should look into mrm veggie elite protein powder. I've been very satisfied with it. I get the vanilla.

[@katherinedaniel-jimenez3699]

starting tomorrow I'm gonna start a plant based diet. For obvious and spiritual reason and omg your channel is the channel that I have been looking for. Not sure if I wanna be a vegetarian but definitely am trying to eat less meat. Thank you so much dude!!?

[@katherinedaniel-jimenez3699]

plus I'm a new subscriber 😊😊

[@katherinedaniel-jimenez3699]

aw thank you! that really helps! I live in a house full of meat eating Hispanics 😂😂. The only recipes I know involves that. So this helps a lot.😂

[@GetGreenBeWell]

Love the choices! I bought a lot of those same items, too, in my latest haul video. Orgain protein is awesome! Manitoba Harvest has some great products too!

[@GetGreenBeWell]

Not sure about a vegan protein powder, but I do know they have a hemp protein powder.

[@TaylorwoodGaming]

I'm roughly the same age as you, been vegetarian for years. Obviously I recommend. It's insanely easy compared to what people make out and I get all the nutrients I need. Yes, including protein (100g a day).

[@TaylorwoodGaming]

Stir fry tofu everytime. Easy to make, not much cleanup, healthy. I'm sure you know that already. I use a lot of imitation meat as well in normal recipes. Lots of curries, pasta dishes etc.

[@Nico0Cinema]

Lol, Australia seems veeeery expensive. We pay around 1,50 Euro for a jar of organic peanut butter without anything added haha. A kg of onions for 70 Cents and tomatoes sometimes for 60 Cents lol, but usually its like 90 Cents.

[@emmyann6096]

By the end of the video it was just a game to see if you wouldn't toss a bag or box around. I literally think you tossed or spun every single thing you purchased.😂 Great haul Marlon!

[@ogmes9710]

Dang it's so expensive over there in Vancouver if those prices were in Toronto Noone would be able to afford them.

[@123mizmonica]

I've been vegan (and "made" my SO and kids go vegan lol) for a little over 2 months now. It's so much cheaper. We used to spend over $700 a month on food, now we are at around $300.

[@Ivanachuljakcribb]

Just went to Costco today and I'm proud to say I only spent $82 ...thats the lowest ever lol ! Oh and if you want an amazing meal replacement shake you should try Shakeology ... It has 200 superfoods and the protein and the Vegan Chocolate tastes amazing!!!

[@Ivanachuljakcribb]

hahaha :) i bought quite a lot spinach, chicken meatballs, eggs, organic chicken drumsticks, butter, a book, pajamas, cookies, blueberries, milk...Most of this is for my son and my mom ... i have also been eating less meat and less dairy I've met my coach online and she is also from Canada she introduced me to Shakeology .... I have honestly lost 16 lbs and have been feeling amazing since I have started drinking the shake. Feel free to email me if you need more info [e-mail]

[@Ivanachuljakcribb]

I am in her online support group for healthy living and she is a Beachbody coach. The nutrition education part I got in my 21 day fix workout package along with color coded containers which make meal prep so much easier.

[@CookingWithLaRaven]

amazing video make another one

[@1BethMcBeth]

Marlon? How much is the $477 Canadian equivalent to US? maybe $200-$250? Proud of you for leaning towards more plant based. i, myself gave up all animal products 4/8/16 and I've never felt better!! Keep up the good work!

[@1BethMcBeth]

+Marlon Doll like you said, most will last a very long time being that it's in bulk format. Suggestion to pass on to you from my beloved late grandma, take sticks of spearmint gum (keep wrapped) in your pantry, in your rice/grain bags to keep those weovel bugs out of your bulk items. They are repelled by the spearmint smell. :)

[@Green_Shortz]

Quite the grocery haul! The protein powders are what killed the budget! lol

[@TheCoojohn]

+Marlon Doll Costco has an amazing return policy. If you would happen to not like any of the protein powders they will take it back no questions asked.

[@1BethMcBeth]

+Marlon Doll if you don't return, donate to an avid protein drinking friend or use when baking. Also, mark on the container the day you opened them and keep in a dark, cool area.

[@LovelyMe2116]

$480 on Costco is cheap and that's just you. I spend close to $600 for 5 people but you are right they do last a long time. I normally shop for groceries once every 2 months plus I have a veggie inside garden. So my cost on tomatoes, lettuce, onions, and tomatillos is almost non existent lol.

[@LovelyMe2116]

+Marlon Doll I do have one. I have the balcony in my master bedroom that has perfect shade and sun so I have the big post with sticks to help the tomatoes and tomatillos grow great and take not much room and the lettuce is easy to grow. A window sill herb garden is a life saver and so low maintenance totally recommend it.

[@LovelyMe2116]

+Marlon Doll for the rub I used regular cane sugar instead of brown, salt, pepper, powder cloves, cinnamon, and garlic salt. To the BBQ sauce I added chili pepper flakes and a hint of lime juice. It was sweet n spicy along some rice and baked potatoes. The left overs I will have to shred the meat and do stuffed baked potatoes.

[@LovelyMe2116]

+Marlon Doll they were great.

[@rosediys183]

I live in Vancouver!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@duskshadow25]

Dang, those are still expensive. Most of those food inside the bags should've been $5.

[@Nico0Cinema]

And 6,50 for that much bread? I mean you could buy 3 loafs in a local bakery. :D

[@Eric2Judd]

The other day i spent $230 in costco....

[@Eric2Judd]

Spot on, I bought the same bread, avocado, quinoa and hummus, instead of protein powders i got some beef rib slices for stew, and many berries and fruits haha

[@Cubeforc3]

A very high budget is still "a budget" I guess..

[@Cubeforc3]

That's fair enough!