Smith's Food and Drug vs Market Street

Smith's Food and Drug vs Market Street at a glance

• It's not a clean sweep: Smith's Food and Drug is cheaper in 2 of 9 aisles, led by fresh produce (3% less).
• For items under $3, Smith's Food and Drug is the cheaper store (3% less on average).
• On the healthiest products (ingredient score A or AB), Market Street is 2% cheaper.
• The same 15-product basket costs $61.57 at Market Street and $64.63 at Smith's Food and Drug.

How far apart Smith's Food and Drug and Market Street prices are

• Within 10%: 2,014 items
• 10% to 25% apart: 2,392 items
• More than 25% apart: 758 items
• Typical gap: 12.5% per item, where the prices differ

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  Biggest saving at Smith's Food and DrugBertolli Olive Oil Extra Virgin - 1.5 Liter$17.99 vs $25.99 at Market Street — save $8.00

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  Biggest saving at Market StreetPeet's Coffee Major Dickasons Blend Dark Roast K Cup Pods - 32 Count$21.99 vs $33.99 at Smith's Food and Drug — save $12.00

The same basket at Smith's Food and Drug and Market Street

The 15 products carried by the most stores we track — no more than two from any aisle — priced at Smith's Food and Drug and Market Street.

Market Street is $3.06 cheaper on this basket.

Smith's Food and Drug vs Market Street prices by aisle

Average price of the matched products in each aisle, biggest difference first.

Smith's Food and Drug vs Market Street on cheap and pricier items

The same products grouped by what they cost — a store can win on everyday basics and lose on bigger-ticket items, or the other way round.

Healthier groceries: Smith's Food and Drug vs Market Street

Matched products grouped by their Labeled ingredient score, from A (cleanest ingredients) to C.

Ingredient score	Smith's Food and Drug	Market Street	CheaperGap
Score A795 items	$5.48	$5.26	Market Street · 4%
Score AB1,458 items	$5.37	$5.33	Market Street · 1%
Score B1,905 items	$5.02	$5.01	Same
Score C1,834 items	$6.06	$5.96	Market Street · 2%

Scores come from the Labeled app, which grades each product's ingredients against research from the FDA, EFSA, WHO and others.