As you may know, I'm a big fan of using a grocery price book to keep food costs down. Since I find it too overwhelming to catalog everything, I try to keep tabs on the top 50 or so non-perishable ...

GROCERY: THE BUYING AND SELLING OF FOOD IN AMERICA AUTHOR: Michael Ruhlman DATA: Abrams Press, 288 pages, $28 Food writer Michael Ruhlman opens and closes “Grocery: The Buying and Selling of Fo… ...

The goodies vary in price, with some being as low as $10 for a cute Brussels sprout, to a $60 can of Spam. I ended up leaving with my very own shiny can of Coca Cola that was $35 and totally worth it.