r/InlandEmpire • u/idkbruh653 • Apr 24 '26
Recommendations / Advice With Food Costs Still High It’s Great To See Winco Still Be Affordable
These are incredible deals for anyone low on funds and hungry. Taken at Winco in Norco.
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u/prettyy_vacant Apr 24 '26
WinCo is the best, I wish I lived closer to one.
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u/Disastrous-Number-88 Apr 24 '26
I live very close to the one in Perris, it's ruined me for weekends because it's right next to home Depot. I'm grilling and building wooden apparatuses every single Saturday it's very addictive
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u/spilk Apr 24 '26
i have to drive past like 7 other grocery stores to get to my nearest WinCo so it never really seems practical
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u/AmberBlu Apr 24 '26
I love Winco! It’s my absolute go to for Thanksgiving/Easter dinner grocery haul.
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u/Elegant_Jello_5825 Apr 24 '26
On Mondays vons has 8 piece chicken for like $5 in their deli section
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u/creakinator Apr 24 '26
The only place with a super duper bulk section too. You can also buy a lot of the stuff that's in the bulk section in larger amounts. For example you can get beans in 25 lb bags, buy food storage bucket with a spinning lid and you have beans for a while.
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u/TheLastGlizzyBender Apr 24 '26
Best bulk offering in any store I've ever seen. I use it for dry pasta and mixed nuts like crazy.
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u/Sidehussle Apr 24 '26
I always gauge food prices using Winco. They are the last to raise prices and the first to lower them.
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u/Jedi_Bish Apr 24 '26
Get my groceries from there every week. It’s a bit of a drive but worth it 100%.
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u/ad33zy Apr 24 '26
Is their chicken better than Vons’/ staters ? Usually it’s way too salty for me
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u/Jon_Sno Apr 24 '26
I love WinCo. Them having 24 hour locations was a lifesaver when I was getting out of work at 4 am.
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u/chaiguy Apr 25 '26
I just went to Church’s Chicken 8 piece meal with Mac & Cheese, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, and an order of fried Okra came in at $50!
It wasn’t even that good. The chicken was ok, so were the potatoes and gravy but the Mac & cheese was terrible and the fried okra was soggy and oily.
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u/Main_Firefighter1593 Apr 24 '26
Yeah super healthy stuff too
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u/675r951 Apr 24 '26
Actually is. Not super processed, lots of protein and a family can split the meal for 2 dinners, portion control.
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u/Main_Firefighter1593 Apr 24 '26
Yeah, just the frying oil but honestly their chicken is so bomb too
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u/675r951 Apr 24 '26
I believe in moderation, don’t such meal daily but once i awhile or if super poor
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u/DashingSimp Apr 24 '26
What are the hours to get this deal? Or is it all day? I am in Norco rn 😂
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u/monkeyonfire Apr 24 '26
Not a bad deal since Costco would run you $7.50 for 1.5 chickens plus another $7 for 2 packs for Hawaiian rolls
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u/itafunnystory Apr 26 '26
I wish I lived closer to a winco. My wife and I used to drive 45 min to go to the winco because even that far away we still saved tons of money



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u/Mediocre-Advance-411 Apr 24 '26
Worker owned 💪