1. Oklahoma

I told you that Oklahoma is one of the states where groceries are affordable, and I didn’t lie. Even though this state is home to many well-known stores around the country, such as Target, Whole Foods, Aldi, Sam’s Club, Walmart, and Costco, the prices are way better compared to other places.

However, every city is different, so make sure that you don’t go shopping when you’re hungry in the stores around Tulsa, because you’ll get more money out of your pocket than you would like.

On the other hand, cities such as Holdenville, Oklahoma City, Seminole, and Blackwell are rather affordable, and they’ll generally charge you around $2 for a dozen eggs and less than $2 for half a gallon of milk.