QFC $5 for groceries
For the boys. Bologna tastes like barf if you ask me.
Albertsons $20.90
I told Monkey Boy to stop by the store and pick up a few things so when I was gone he and the HH wouldn’t go hungry. This is what he came home with. I was actually kind of shocked he didn’t bring home a few bags of his beloved Doritos.
When I got home last night I noticed a huge bag of chips AND and half eaten bag of pork rinds {GAG!!!}. We typically operate under a don’t ask don’t tell system when I’m traveling so I’m not surewhat else they bought while I was away but whatever ever it was I’m sure it wasn’t fruit or vegetables. Ha!
Local Fruit Stand $5.52
A pound of bacon for $2.99? Yes please! The peppers and broccoli were for stir fry night.
Duris Fruit Stand $14.61
Buying food from a fruit stand is the best thing on the planet. Seriously. I’ve been a bit of a local foods slacker this year choosing convenience instead quality but there is still something inside of me that yells STOP when I pass a fruit stand. So there is always hope for next year.
Smith Brother’s Milk Delivery – Sponsored
While I was away I had some of the HH’s and Monkey Boy’s favorites delivered. Chocolate milk usually lasts about 2 days around here and the Greek yogurt and cottage cheese, well, that’s gone already. 😉
How did YOU do this week? Any deals? Did you shop the Albertsons big 75th Anniversary sale? Is there anything good I should stock up on?
~Mavis
Total Spent This Week $46.03
Total Spent This Year $ 1074.28
Total Spent This Year on Garden Seeds/Supplies $38.98
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Donna in VA says
I have been doing well with CVS last week and today. They put various grocery items on sale weekly. They take manufacturer coupons. The best part is the CVS extra bucks/rewards. I used $8 today and $15 last week. I spent under $2 of my cash each time and got things like tea bags, pasta sauce, tuna, peanuts, and dried fruit.