Most people probably try to concentrate on their checklist or what to make for lunch when grocery shopping, yet sometimes they can’t help but spot something they see no purpose in or think they would never pay for themselves.
Naturally, though, as pointed out by some commenters, it is mostly about people’s preferences, yet others may still have questions about the purpose, price, or impact on health, which in some cases has a very informative explanation, as with pre-chopped vegetables, given by this Redditor.
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#21

I paid $12 for watermelon juice. It just looked so good. It was. But normally I would be like, what's wrong with that person?
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67points
#22

My nearest grocery store sells three different kinds of vibrators right on the medicine aisle.
I cannot believe having the guts to go through check out with your groceries and having a supermarket vibrator next to your broccoli and potatoes
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66points
#23

For real, sometimes I stand in the grocery store aisle like, "People actually buy this?" Top of the list has to be canned bread. Who even knew bread needed a can? It's like they're trying to preserve the mystery of how bread is born.
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62points
#24

My brother once texted me a picture of peeps flavored Pepsi. I don't mind peeps, but that combination just sounds odd
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58points
#26

$6.50 cent boxes of cereal when the one right next to it is on sale for $1.99 that week.
Or name brand pasta.
Or name brand pasta.
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56points
#27

While not a grocery product it's something commonly stocked at grocery stores: any matte-black clad product designed as a "for men" product (labeled with the word/s "Men's" or "For Men" on the label) that isn't different from the normal product besides the packaging.
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53points
#28

$6 bag of M&M's that look like they have 10 pcs. in them.
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52points
#29

Bubblegum flavored chips. I haven't seen them in a while but according to google they are still produced and sold. The same company also makes bubble gum flavored ice tea, which I tried, it was okay
44points




