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<\/a>As per usual, I only had 3 things on my list but came home with much more.<\/p>\nIn the frozen section, I saw these:<\/p>\n My Weakness<\/p><\/div>\n I picked up a box twice and put it back twice. I REALLY wanted it! I just kept talking myself out of buying a box. Why? Because I REALLY REALLY want to get away from processed food. It’s such a hard thing to do, though. I feel like I could go 80% barcode free (minus things like condiments and stuff like that) but it feels like a big commitment too. I’m still working it out in my brain.<\/p>\n Here are my Trader Joe’s goodies from last night’s visit:<\/p>\n After Trader Joe’s, I headed to the Mom and Pop produce market near our house. I try to buy all of my produce there because it’s local and way cheaper than the grocery store.<\/p>\n<\/a>I stocked up on my Goddess Dressing.<\/p>\n<\/a>And while my new favorite bread is Dave’s Killer Bread, I grabbed a loaf of Ezekiel Sesame Bread. I’ve seen it a few times in the blogger world and was curious. I ate a slice with breakfast this morning and it was pretty good!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>Look at all that processed food! SIGH.<\/p>\n<\/a>Here’s a copy of my receipt:<\/p>\n<\/a>$27 for a small basket of food. Hmmm. Processed food is expensive.<\/p>\n<\/a>For example, their Bing Cherries are 99 cents a pound! Score!<\/p>\n<\/a>I got some sweet potatoes, cauliflower (which was $1.99 total instead of by the pound), broccoli, and cherries.<\/p>\n<\/a>Here’s what I came home with:<\/p>\n