Being scolded as a poor widow, I relied on supernatural powers to counterattack in ancient times

Chapter 293
"I want two stones of brown rice and one stone of mixed grain noodles."

Brown rice was seven cents a liter, and miscellaneous grain noodles was six cents a liter. It cost a full two pennies to buy them.Baiyunxi was heartbroken, but in order to store the winter grain, she went all out.

During this period, one stone was 120 five jin, and more than 370 jin of grain, plus what was stored at home, should be enough to survive the coldest winter.

Hearing that the old lady bought so much food in one mouthful, Bai Anyan was surprised. He knew that today he mainly bought food, but he didn't expect the old lady to buy so much at once?

However, before he could ask, his arm was slapped by Li Shi.

Mrs. Li pulled him back to the side, glared at him,
"What do you want to do? The two of us are working hard today, what mother wants to do, just listen and don't interrupt."

The corner of Bai Anyan's mouth twitched, "Don't you think Mother bought too much food?"

"How much is too much? I bought more at a time to save money and ran back and forth. Besides, my mother made the right decision every time."

Mrs. Li glared at him, "Don't babble."

Listening to his daughter-in-law's words, Bai Anyan was stunned for a moment, watching the shopkeeper's excited face call out to Xiao Er to weigh the food, but he was still very entangled in his mind.

Even if it is not suitable to go out in winter, Sanshi still has a lot of food, and besides, there are other foods stored at home.

Seeing Li Shi taking it for granted, Bai Anyan twitched the corners of his mouth, and while they were talking, the food had already been weighed.

Shopkeeper Wang looked at Baiyunxi with a smile on his face,
"Sister-in-law Bai, please take a look. The scale is definitely high. Seeing how much you bought, I'll give you two more liters of black noodles. Don't worry, these are also new crops this autumn, and they taste pretty good."

Bai Yunxi glanced at the polished rice next to her, and suppressed the impulse in her heart several times. Given the current situation of her family, it would be too wasteful to eat polished rice.

Handing over the money, Bai Yunxi looked at the two liters of black noodles that Xiaoer handed to Li Shi, and expressed his thanks softly.

Shopkeeper Wang ordered Xiaoer to put the brown rice into sacks. After Bai Anyan saw it, he hurried to help, and the two of them carried it to the cart together.

Bai Yunxi took the opportunity to ask the shopkeeper about the price of pine nuts.

Shopkeeper Wang listened to her inquiry and pointed to the dried fruit shop opposite.

"Sister-in-law Bai really asked the right person. Pine nuts are precious and expensive, and most people are reluctant to eat them. The fried pine nuts in their shop cost [-] yuan a catty, and how much brown rice can be bought for [-] yuan. Anyway, I am reluctant to eat them. "

Shopkeeper Wang laughed,
"Many of the melon seeds and nuts in the dried fruit shop are collected in the countryside. I don't know the price of the rest, but I came across pine nuts by accident. The price they received was fifty cents a catty."

"Looking at the Chinese New Year in two months, the price of pine nuts should be higher. I have to ask my sister-in-law for details."

Following the guidance of shopkeeper Wang, Bai Yunxi glanced at the dried fruit shop opposite, and it was lively going in and out.

"Thank you so much. I'll ask them later if they still accept it?"

If the price is not ideal, she has to go to the county seat.

There are more than 200 catties of pine nuts at home, even if it is conservatively estimated, it will cost more than ten pennies.

After buying grain, Baiyunxi went to buy two catties of salt, and then let the second child push the cart back.

When passing by the pork shop, Bai Yunxi looked at the newly picked bones on the table, and bought a few catties of pork bones to make soup.

All the way back home, Baiyunxi entered the door with his front foot, and someone stopped by with his back foot.

(End of this chapter)