Dear Steemit friends, I am @green015 from India. I hope you are all doing well and staying healthy. I am doing quite well myself.Today, I will share with you my experience of a weekly grocery shopping.

My dear friends, I am absolutely delighted to participate in today's "The Daily Food Shopping Game (Week No. 115)"contest. I previously had no experience whatsoever with vegetables shopping. However, after moving into a hostel—and when this responsibility fell upon me for a period of 15 days—I gained a significant amount of experience in the matter. And that is precisely what I am going to share with you now. This contest is truly wonderful, and I would like to extend my heartfelt thanks to @steemit-Ironchef for organizing it. Furthermore, I owe a debt of gratitude to @dasudi. I hope you will thoroughly enjoy this post regarding my shopping experiences.

Here is: contest link. Anyway, let's get started--

Contest || The Daily Food Shopping Game (13-04-26)Week No. 115(Vegetable Market)

As time passes, people learn a great many things—some out of situational necessity, while others simply acquire knowledge naturally over time. Similarly, the "messing" system of hostel life serves as a training ground, teaching us the fundamentals that act as the first stepping stone toward domestic life. It involves rushing to attend to various needs, learning how to shop for groceries, and fulfilling a diverse range of responsibilities. Ultimately, it fosters self-reliance and helps us gain a sound understanding of the external environment, the wider world, and the nature of people. It can truly be described as a remarkable experience.

I We set out rather spontaneously to do some grocery shopping a little later in the morning. Since we had run out of many vegetables, making this trip was absolutely essential. Consequently, we headed off to Tetultala Market—a place I have previously shared details about with you—accompanied by a companion, with the specific aim of purchasing vegetables.

As it was approaching midday, I was somewhat concerned about whether we would still find a good variety of vegetables available. Nevertheless, we managed to purchase many of the items we needed. We stocked up on vegetables such as onions, carrots, capsicums, beans, potatoes, ginger, garlic, and bottle gourd. Furthermore, for every item we bought, we made sure to obtain a written bill from the respective shopkeeper. All in all, that day’s shopping trip turned out to be a thoroughly enjoyable experience. Additionally, we purchased several items directly from the storage warehouses located within the market premises. Situated in the heart of Bardhaman city, Tetultala Market is immensely popular; goods here are sold at wholesale rates, making it a particularly advantageous destination for those who have the means to store provisions at home for future use.

In any case, the prices of the vegetables we purchased are listed below—

Items	Indian Rupee	steem
Carrots - 3 kg	60	10.65 STEEM
Bottle Gourd - 3 pcs	60	10.65 STEEM
Garlic - 1 kg	90	16.66 STEEM
Ginger - 500 g	40	7.20 STEEM
Beans - 500 g	50	9.04 STEEM
Potatoes - 5 kg	40	7.20 STEEM
Capsicum-500 g	30	5.40 STEEM
Onion-3 kg	40	7.20 STEEM
Total	406	74 STEEM

In total, our expenses at the vegetable market amounted to 406 Indian Rupees, which is equivalent to 74 STEEM.)

I hope you all enjoy this shopping experience.I will be back with a new post later. Until then, everyone stay well. May God keep everyone healthy.

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@simaroy @afrin0 @roohiasif99

💝Many thanks to all my friends for supporting me so much and for reading my post with your valuable time.💝

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@green015

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@steemit-Ironchef

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