Baltimore Woman Is Headed To The Grocery Store—She Makes A U-Turn At Chipotle And Orders A Big Box: ‘Probably Cheaper Than The Groceries’

chipotle box (l) woman shares food purchase (c) Chipotle entrance (r)

Via iStockphoto / @reallygetintoitco TikTok

A Baltimore woman shared how she plans on feeding her siblings dinner for $60: the family meal at Chipotle.


Hosting an event that entails feeding a lot of people can be stressful and time-consuming. But one woman shares how Chipotle came in clutch during a recent family dinner.

“When I tell you that Chipotle knew what … they were doing when they brought this big [box] out,” Baltimore TikTok creator Hannah (@reallygetintoitco) begins her clip, referring to the giant “Chipotle Catering” brown box on her counter.

What Did She Buy From Chipotle?

“I was driving to the grocery store to buy stuff to make tacos for dinner because I’m hosting my siblings for sibling dinner tonight,” she recalls.

Once she drove past a Chipotle, she had a lightbulb moment.

“I saw a girl get on this app and talk about how much food she got and how inexpensive it was,” she says.

Instead of having to go to the grocery store, spending a fortune on a bunch of ingredients, and then having to go home to cook and prepare those ingredients, she opted for an easier, possibly cheaper, and maybe more delicious route.

“I can get tacos that are already made that I know are gonna slap,” she says, referring to Chipotle.

Then, the content creator unpacks her box, revealing each item in its own container. “Obviously, I’m getting the salad dressings,” she says before continuing. “I got guacamole, sour cream, [fresh tomato salsa], corn, chips, [a lot of] beans, [a lot of] rice, cheese, lettuce, chicken, and 10 tortillas.”

Hannah thinks the cherry on top is the bowls, utensils, and napkins that come with it. “So, not only is dinner already made, I don’t have to do the dishes,” she says.

She adds, “If you’re hosting a sibling dinner or any dinner or anything, hit up your friend at Chipotle. 60 bucks.”

‘Omg What A Steal’

Hannah’s clip garnered over 29,000 views.

Many applauded the amount of food for the price.

“How many tacos did that end up making [because] that’s a great price and I might need that in my life lol,” one viewer commented.

“Looks so good and probably cheaper than the groceries for it,” another applauded.

“$60???? Omg what a steal,” a third praised.

How To Order A Chipotle Family Meal

A fourth even asked her, “Okay wait… what did u order? So i can do this. It cost almost 60 for 3 of us every time we go.”

In response, she explained, “You have to order it through the app! But you can pick your protein, sides and then you can pick guac or queso!”

What Hannah bought is called the family meal; it’s a customizable deal to serve four to six people buffet-style.

This deal launched in 2025. The Mexican grill is currently running a Big Bag promotion. During the promotion, reward members can buy a family meal in exchange for entry in a weekly sweepstakes to win a limited-time gigantic tote bag. “Measuring three feet wide, the limited-edition Big … Chipotle Bag is designed to fit an entire Family Meal—and then some,” the Chipotle site reads.

The promo runs from Oct. 13 to Nov. 10.

Through the company’s website or app, customers can choose one of the five proteins: chicken, sofritas, carnitas, beef barboca, and steak.

From there, customers get their choice of rice and beans along with three sides and a premium side (like guac or queso). For an extra charge, customers can add additional sides and proteins.

Even though the box is intended for families, many customers buy it for themselves and meal prep with the ingredients.

BroBible reached out to Hannah via email and TikTok direct message. BroBible also reached out to Chipotle via press email.

Melody Heald
Melody Heald is a culture writer. Her work can be found in Glitter Magazine, BUST Magazine, The Daily Dot, and more. You can email her at: melody.heald13@gmail.com
Want more news like this? Add BroBible as a preferred source on Google!
Preferred sources are prioritized in Top Stories, ensuring you never miss any of our editorial team's hard work.
Google News Add as preferred source on Google