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Kroger vs Smith's Food and Drug: Which Is Cheaper?

As of September 17, 2026, Kroger is barely cheaper. You'd pay about 1% less for the same groceries at Kroger than at Smith's Food and Drug.

The breakdown — 10,978 products compared

  • Kroger: cheaper on 3,216 items — overall winner on average price
  • Smith's Food and Drug: beats Kroger on 2,021 items — but loses overall
  • Same price: 5,741 items

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Estimated savings

  • Average prices: $5.67 at Kroger vs $5.73 at Smith's Food and Drug
  • Basket savings: save about $1.20 on a 20-item basket at Kroger (6¢ less per item)

Calculated by multiplying the average 6¢ price difference by a standard 20-item grocery trip.

Cheaper by aisle

  • Kroger: cheaper on fresh produce (4%), dairy (2%), meat (2%), pantry (1%), beverages (1%), baby foods (1%), ready meals (1%), snacks (1%)
  • Smith's Food and Drug: cheaper on frozen (3%), bakery

Compared across 10 aisles, each averaged separately.

Prices are periodic snapshots and may differ from your local store.

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