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That is exactly the reason why there's no Black Friday at grocery stores.

They know u need groceries.

Black Friday is about getting you to buy things u simply don't need.

Black Friday is dead. Retailers realized they don't actually have to give you a discount but can just sell you crap they were having trouble getting out of their warehouses with some percentage off a price they never sold it for.

'essentials' are rarely put on deep discount sales. manufacturers and retailers know you're gonna buy regardless. even the discount retailers like walmart and target don't put a lot of 'essentials' on black friday deals anymore. used to get a pair of jeans, some socks, shorts and tees, a new hoodie, and a few other things every year, to replace what's worn out or been eaten by the dryer monster, and they were always cheap af--always some kind or another of those were on sale. but i haven't been able to the last 5-6 years.

Grocery stores already have their own versions of Black Friday they just don’t get advertised. Go in a couple days before and a couple days after major holidays and you. An always get good stuff for cheap. I bought a ham a couple weeks ago around Canadian thanksgiving and the price was at least 1/3 of what they would normally charge. After Indian festivals, I usually go to the store and can get desserts like ras malai for $1-$2 instead of $13.

The only thing that usually doesn’t get a big discount that is brought in for the holidays is turkey, since the price is already almost at a loss and they can stay frozen until Christmas if the store has room (and a good manager would make sure they can keep an order until Christmas frozen in the back to alleviate order issues during that time.)

Don't buy either of those things at the grocery store. Go to Costco and you've got black Friday pricing all year round.

Because they know you're gonna buy the groceries either way lol

while we're at it, why don't groceries fluctuate like fuel prices? those go up and down. food only goes up.

Maybe a regional thing, but the only thing I stock up on Prime Day every year are dishwasher tabs.

Don't even think about it. There's this international grocery chain near where I am that has gamefied grocery shopping to such an extent that if you aren't doing everything to get the cheapest 2x3 or 50% or free such and such for purchases over $50€ you are getting ripped off, they don't need ideas.

Pods and creamer? No wonder you are poor, stop wasting money.