Thursday

Struggling with adjusting to the new Weight Watcher program. Not sure why, I think I just prefer the old program. So, it's back to Momentum for me. It worked great, so no need for the new program.

It is so hard to cook for a country boy, and cook for myself. Most nights I find myself cooking two different meals.

Tonight it is chicken and dumplings for the men, and chicken fried rice 5 points (Aldi's) and egg roll, 3 points, for me.

Today's purchases
Kellogs frosted mini wheats
hot dog buns
2 jars Peter Pan peanut butter
1/2 gallon chocolate milk
3 lbs grapes
fresh pineapple
bagged salad greens
marachino cherries
1 lb deli bologna

Total spent $13.56
Total spent this week: $72.73

What do you do with leftover bread?

We seem to have a lot of leftover bread at our house. I eat sandwich thins, light bread, and my hubby, son, and grandkids eat full fat bread. This usally results in bread getting stale before we eat it all. I've found a great use for stale bread.

I tear up the stale bread, place on a baking sheet to dry out even more, and after a day of drying, I place it in ziploc bags in the freezer.

Whenever we want homemade dressing, I just get a bag out of the freezer. I saute onions and celery in a bit of butter. Then toss the bread, onions and celery, sage, pepper, salt, and chicken broth together. Bake at 375 till browned on the top. YUM!!

I hate to waste anything. Groceries are so expensive!

Monday..Snow is Coming!

They are predicting 3-5 inches of snow for us here in Ohio. Got out today and did a little grocery shopping.

Does everyone check their receipts? I thought my Aldi's bill sounded a little high, and after checking, I was charged $6.99 for a tarp-aulin. Say what? A tarpaulin? I never bought a tarpaulin.
Very aggravated, I went all the way back to Aldi for my $6.99 plus tax back. Geesh...

Todays purchses

Kroger
Colegate tootbrush (free after coupon)
Colegate toothpaste (free after coupon)
3 Bob Evans pre cooked sausage (used 3 coupons that doubled to make sausage for just .50 each)
Pedigree dog food can (dented section)
Skyline chili (dented section)
1/2 gal skim milk
6 pack bottles of coke zero (used $1.50 reg reward coupon)
Rotel tomato (dented section)
3 green beans (dented section)
white potatoes (dented section)
4 cream of chicken soup (dented section)
can corn (dented section)
ziploc sandwich bags (dented section)
Total spent: $11.87

Aldi
Cinnamon Crunch cereal (grandkids)
Crisp rice cereal (to make rice krispie treats)
eggs
egg rolls
fit and active whipped topping
2 peanut butter chips (for cookie making)
2 chocolate chips
gallon ice cream (I swear its for the grandkids)
potato puffs
curley fries
spring mix lettuce
Butter lettuce
Can you say J U N K?? Well, I did buy lettuce.........
Total spent $20.10

Meijer
fresh strawberries
sugar free strawberry glaze
fresh blueberries
fresh cherries
4 lbs frozen chicken breast
Oscar Mayer bacon
Kraft cheddar cheese
3 boxes Kool Aid Jammers (only .67 each, only reason I bought them)
egg beaters (about to expire section)
tomato sauce (dented)
2 Ronzoni smart taste pasta (used $1 coupon)
2 Ronzoni garden pasta (used 2-$1 coupons)
2 Ragu (used $1 coupon and earned $1 register reward)
Total spent $27.20
Total spent today: $59.17

Saturday..should be Weight Watchers Day...BUT

Saturday is my normal Weight Watcher weigh in day. I won't be going today. I've been doing some emotional eating the past few weeks. Must get that in check.

On the budget front, I am doing well. Spent very little this week, and $12 of what I did spend was on a game for the grandkids. Games can be priceless on a cold blustery day when they are unable to go outdoors.

I made a very large pot of vegetable soup yesterday, very yummy and soothing for the mind and body.

The weekends around here are busy, but fun. Hope everyone has a wonderful time with their friends and family.

Thursday How many more days till Spring?

I've got a chill today, don't seem to be able to get warm.

Totally slacking in the dinner department, it is 4:00 p.m. and I have nothing prepped. We may use a gift card from Christmas and go out!

Purchased a few things today. Needed meat to go with those buns that I purchased earlier in the week. Planning on burgers and cheesy mets for Sunday's after church lunch with the grandkids. Ice cream for root beer floats. Sounds like a junk fest planned for Sunday, right? Does it help that the root beer and ice cream are sugar free?

Also picked up a new game for the grandkids, KerPlunk. It was on the clearance section, 50% off. Looks like a game that they all can enjoy.

6 Angus burger patties
1 package Bluegrass cheesy mets
KerPlunk
1/2 gal sf ff vanilla ice cream
4 little boxes of candy to be used for Easter baskets

Total spent today $24.95 uh oh...I feel my frugality slipping bit, and it is only a week into January
Total spent for the week $55.72

Tuesday! Too much to do, and to little time

Running around like a chicken with her head cut off today. Providing food for a funeral of a lovely little lady from our church who passed. The services are tomorrow, and I will miss her so much.

Green beans, ham and potatoes are in the crock pot for tonights supper!

Todays purchases
3 jars of pickles
one whole chicken
Total spent $7.01
Total for week: $30.77

Monday...WOW..there are bargains to be had!

Monday morning shopping was a pleasure this morning. Lots of bargains to be found!

Todays purchases

Kroger (everythin except the dog treats and pop were from the dented section)
31 oz coffee
Pedigree marrow bones (had $5 coupon found in a bag of dry dog food)
almonds 24 oz
box oyster crakers
5 lb sugar
5 lb flour
2 2 liter diet sierra mist (had $1 coupon)
Total $9.35

Meijer Buy 10 get 11th free sale
living lettuce
2 lb baby carrots
spinach, fresh bagged
dozen eggs
3 cucumbers
2 2 liter diet sierra mist (used $1 coupon)
10 lbs potatoes
hot dog buns
hamburger buns
2 holiday Betty crocker cake mixes
2 3lb bags of onions
natures sweet grape tomatoes
2 bags assorted candy (christmas leftovers, will use for DGS's birthday party pinata)
Total spent $14.41
Total for today $23.76

Sunday...God'sDay

Sunday

I love Sundays. They are hectic, because we pick up the grandkids, take them to church and keep them for the day. It is both fun, and exhausting.

A big crockpot full of goulash was waiting for us when we came home from church. Macaroni, lean ground beef, onion, peppers, and tomatoes. Yum!

Another reason to love Sundays is our grocery ads are delivered on Sundays. I love to scour the ads, match them with coupons, and plan my grocery shopping. I know, I know, most people hate to do this chore, but I LOVE it!

Meijer has especially good produce deals this coming week, which I am excited about.

I hear that gas prices are going sky high. I must plan my grocery trips to economize on gas. One big trip. making several stops at my favorite stores, Aldi, Meijer, and Kroger.

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Made a run to the flea market for produce for the week, but came home with NO produce! It is raining here in Ohio today and the outside vendors didn't show up. Boo Hoo!

I did find some deals on other grocery items. This is what I bought:

5 12 oz bags chocolate chips
Ronzoni Smart Taste Penne Pasta
Capri Sun (for my Sunday school kids)
Thomas mini bagels
15 lbs of flour (3 bags)
bread crumbs
2 31 oz cans Refried Beans
dozen eggs

Total spent today $13.46
Total spent on groceries for the week $64.36
That's it for this week, tomorrow starts a new week!

Friday A little cleaning, a little relaxing

Not much on the agenda for today. Tidy up the house, maybe a drive out to the lake, maybe a little cooking. Throwing all of the ingredients into the crockpot for stew this morning, simple and easy dinner.

I will be baking a pineapple upside down cake today using pineapple leftover from Christmas, a boxed cake mix, butter and brown sugar.

Breakfast for me will be oatmeal, snack will be a banana, and dinner will be the same as the rest of the family, beef stew. Probably will cook a more substantial breakfast for hubby and son, but I will stick to oatmeal.


Budget is going well this week. Recording what I buy really makes me stop and think about every penny that I spend.

Total spent on groceries this week $50.90

Thursday Day Out With The Grandkids

My husband has the day off. We are taking three of the four grandkids to Entertainment Junction, a very neat attraction nearby our home. They have a lot of train displays, and some special attractions for the holidays. The admission price for "Do it all" ticket is $14.95, which is ridiculous!

I scoured the internet for discount coupons and found some really good coupons. Half Off Buch was offering four admissions for $25, and I jumped on this offer!

My purse is packed with juice box's and snacks, which will help to defray the cost.

Dinner tonight will be mostly leftovers. I will be eating beans and a vita corn, and my hubby and adult son will be eating this:

Country fried steak
Mashed potatoes (leftover from Sunday)
Corn (leftover from Sunday)
Soup beans
Hawaiian rolls (leftover from Sunday)

Todays purchase (Aldi's)

Gallon milk
loaf of bread
canola oil
bananas
10 lb potatoes
3 cans biscuits
1 lb bacon
orange juice
2 lb margarine
beef stew meat
mixed nuts

Total for today $20.77
Total for week $50.90

Wednesday Garbage Day Or Clean Out the Frig Day

Wednesday is garbage day around here. I am making an effort to throw very little food in the trash, if any at all.

Being organized, taking note of the freshness, or not so freshness of produce and dairy products help to reduce waste.

Breakfast today will be a smoothie, making use of leftover fruit from a fruit tray.

Lunch will be homemade pot pie for the men (see recipe below) and green salad for me

Tonights supper is being planned around ingredients leftover from the holidays, ham, rf sour cream, and 2% cheddar.

Ham
Hashbrown casserole (recipe below)
Biscuits (none for me, way too many ww points)
scrambled eggs (egg beaters for me)
Fruit salad

HASH BROWN CASSEROLE

1 2 pound package frozen Hash Browns
8 ounces sour cream
1 can cream of chicken soup
1/2 cup margarine or butter
1/2 cup chopped onion
2 cups grated cheddar

Place potatoes in a greased 9×13 inch pan
Season with salt and pepper
Melt butter in the microwave
In a bowl add minced onions, sour cream, and cream of chicken soup, and melted butter
Mix these items together
Pour soup mixture over potatoes; sprinkle with Cheddar Cheese
Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes, or until all is completely warm, and the cheese begins to melt.

POT PIE
Ingredients
1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - cubed
1 cup sliced carrots
1 cup frozen green peas (too many peas in my opinion)
1/2 cup sliced celery
1/3 cup butter
1/3 cup chopped onion
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon black pepper
1/4 teaspoon celery seed
1 3/4 cups chicken broth
2/3 cup milk
2 (9 inch) unbaked pie crusts

Directions
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F (220 degrees C.)
In a saucepan, combine chicken, carrots, peas, and celery
Add water to cover and boil for 15 minutes
Remove from heat, drain and set aside.
In the saucepan over medium heat, cook onions in butter until soft and translucent
Stir in flour, salt, pepper, and celery seed
Slowly stir in chicken broth and milk
Simmer over medium-low heat until thick
Remove from heat and set aside
Place the chicken mixture in bottom pie crust
Pour hot liquid mixture over
Cover with top crust, seal edges, and cut away excess dough
Make several small slits in the top to allow steam to escape.
Bake in the preheated oven for 30 to 35 minutes, or until pastry is golden brown and filling is bubbly. Cool for 10 minutes before serving.
Nutritional Information
Amount Per Serving Calories: 416 | Total Fat: 24g

Purchases for today
9 cans creamed corn
1 40 gallon size Ziploc (Christmas decorated)
bagged salad greens
Nestle hot chocolate
Kraft marshamllows 9sed $1 coupon)

Total $6.69

Total for week $30.13

Tuesday Brr...It's Cold Outside

Day number two of being back on the frugal wagon!

What's cooking tonight? Well, it happens to be my very favorite meal of all times. Soup beans and ham (utilizing the leftover Christmas ham) oven fried potatoes and cornbread. If I was on death row, and they asked me what I would like for my final meal, this would be it.

I happen to love Jiffy mix. I know, a true country girl probably doesn't fix Jiffy mix cornbread. There's some buttermilk in my frig that needs to be used, so I will be making cornbread from scratch tonight. See the recipe below!

Tonight's Meal
Soup beans and ham
oven fried potatoes
Cornbread

Grandma's Cornbread (recipe from www.allrecipes.com)

Ingredients
1/2 cup butter
2/3 cup white sugar
2 eggs
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup cornmeal
1 cup all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon salt


Directions
Preheat oven to 375 degrees F (175 degrees C)
Grease an 8 inch square pan
Melt butter in large skillet. Remove from heat and stir in sugar
Quickly add eggs and beat until well blended
Combine buttermilk with baking soda and stir into mixture in pan.
Stir in cornmeal, flour, and salt until well blended and few lumps remain
Pour batter into the prepared pan.
Bake in the preheated oven for 30 to 40 minutes, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

Todays purchases
all cans were from the dented can section (LOVE IT!)

2-cans Hunts pasta sauce
21-cans green beans
2-cans Manwich
6-cans new potatoes
2-cans peas
4-cans creamed corn
2 Betty Crocker gingerbread cookie mix (used two $.40 coupons)
7-Lean Cuisine Market Creations (buy 5 get 2 free/used 3 $1.00 off coupons)
2 Febreze scented oil refills a luxury I know, but it is free using this rebate Google Febreze trade up for information

Total spent today: $20.83
Total for the week: $23.44

Christmas is O V E R

Christmas is over. While I did not buy anything on credit, I certainly spent too much. I am a sucker for the grandchildren. I may scrimp and save on some things, but not on the grandkids Christmas presents.

Now, today, December 27, I must get back to my frugal ways.

Tonights supper will be
Weeney wraps as we call them (hot dog and cheese wrapped in a biscuit)
Baked Beans
Potato Salad
Fruit Salad leftover from Christmas
Apple pie for the guys semi home made with pillsbury pie crusts and canned apple pie filling (cleaning out the cupboards)

I had everything accept the beans. Had to make a Walmart run to return a bed ruffle, so I picked up 3 cans, one can for tonights supper, and 2 cans for future use. Also picked up a dozen eggs.

$1.29 dozen eggs
$1.32 3 cans pork and beans
$2.61 Total

Great Deals 5/11

MEIJER
Oscar Meijer Hot Dogs $1.25
$1.00/2 Mealbox Q's
MQ from 5/10 insert $1.00/2
Final cost .25 each

Meijer yogurt 10/$4.00
Get $2 OYNO
Final cost .20 each

Kraft Light Mayo $2
Mealbox Q
MQ $1.00/1
Final cost FREE

Bananas .27 lb

Softsoap $1
MQ .35 doubled
Final Cost .29

Duncan Hines Cake Mix $1
Mealbox Q $1.00/5
MQ $1.00/3

Kraft Mac and Cheese
.50 each
Catalina deal: Purchase Kraft Macaroni & Cheese between 5/8 - 5/31
Buy 4 - get $1
Buy 5 - get $1.50
Buy 6 - get $2
Final cost 6/$1.00

Eggs
.98

Chiocken
.98 lb

KROGER

Grocery Week April 27

Terrible week for couponers. My two favorite stores, Kroger, and Meijer do not have many coupon match ups this week. Meijer is featuring their own store brand. Ho Hum.

There are a couple of new interesting Catalina deals(that is the little machine that spits out coupons at the register) at Meijer.

1. Buy 6 Old El Paso seasoning mix's, shells, beans, etc, receive a coupon for $3 off chicken or beef

2. Buy 10 Keebler or Kelloggs products (5 ox or larger), get two free movie tickets

3. Buy two Wheat Thins, get a coupon for free Chrystal Light

Also look for peelies (stickers on the product of Pert for Men Shampoo. It has a Try it Free Offer

Happy Girl

I am a happy girl today. I found the following bargains

KROGER
18 Suave shampoo and conditioner
88 cents
- MC .50/2 doubled
COST .38 PER Bottle

2 Scotch Tape (on the reduced rack)
- .50 cat/$1
Final Cost FREE

MEIJER
2 KC Masterpiece Barbeque sauce sweet and tangy
.90 each
manufactures rebate on tear pad, buy 2 KC Masterpiece, and chicken or beef, get $3.00back

9 Kraft Salad Dressing
$1.58 each
- $1.50 MC
Final cost .08 each

Shopping List 4/18 - 4/25

MEIJER
most of these items came from the dented section (my favorite part of the store)

8 Barilla Piccolini Pasta .29 each/-8 .50 q doubled/$1.29 each orig cost
7 Electrasol Finish .50/- 7- $2.50 q's/$3.00 orig cost
Franks Red Hot FREE/-.50 Q doubled/$1.00 orig cost
French's mustard .25/-.50 q doubled/$1.25 orig cost
2 Mighty Dog dog food FREE/-2 .69 TIF coupon/.69 each orig cost
4 Swanson chicken broth .23 each/-.40 q doubled/.43 each orig cost
2 Frosted Mini wheats .56 each/-2 $1.00 q/$1.56 each orig cost
1 Kellogg Corn Flakes .24/-$1.00/$1.24 orig cost
2 Chunky soup .26 each/-.50q doubled/.76 orig cost
2 Chex Mix FREE/-2 .50 coupons doubled/$1.00 each orig cost
Fiber One Bars .60/-.50 q doubled/$1.60 orig cost
6 Pillsbury Frozen Dinner Rolls .12 each/-.40 q doubled/.92 clearance price
2 Purina Cat chow .69 each/- 2 3.50 q's/$4.19 orig cost
strawberries .99
cantaloupe $1.33

KROGER
10 Pillsbury brownies .50 each/- 5 .50 off 2 q doubled/ $1 orig cost
5 Quakes Rice Cakes FREE/-5 $1 q's/$1 each orig cost
Goldfish crackers FREE/- .50 q doubled
11 McCormich Grill Mates FREE/-3 .50 q's doubled/$1 each orig cost
3 Lawrey's marinade FREE/-.50 q doubled/ $1 each orig cost
seedless grapes .99 lb
fresh green beans .77 lb
7 softsoap .30 each/- 7 .35 q's doubled/$1 each orig cost
7 Suave deodorant 29 each/-.35 q doubled/ $1 original cost
deli american cheese 2.99 lb
whole chicken .88 lb
strip steak 3.99 lb
From the dented section:
4 lb generic sugar .79 (I am so excited)
5 lb kroger sugar 1.39
3 lb bag popcorn .89
huge bag (6 lb 6 oz) Pedigree Marrobone dog treats 4.19


JUNGLE JIMS

4 4 roll pkgs of Scott bathroom tissue FREE/- 4 $1 q's
3 lbs kahns bologna (my dh lves the nasty stuff
8 oz kraft mozarella 1.00
Eartbound cranberrry and walnut salad FREE/-4 coupon
Acivia 4 pack prune flavored yogurt(??) FREE/-$1 coupon

Walgreens
3 edge shaving cream FREE with buck back coupons This is limit 1, you have to go to a few stores to get multiples

CVS edge shaving cream FREE
2 Crest pro Care toothpaste .13 each after ECB and .75 coupon
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Bread Making Adventure

Some friends over at Dotti's Weight Loss Zone shared this recipe for Artisan Bread. It comes from the book Artisan Bread In Five Minutes. The cost per loaf is estimated at about 35 cents.

Master Bread Recipe
from "Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day"


Ingredients:
Chapter Five?s Master Recipe
Artisan Bread in Five Minutes a Day: the Discovery that Revolutionizes Home Baking (Thomas Dunne Books / St. Martin?s Press, Nov 2007)
The full recipe as it appears in the book provides more detail, but most home bakers will be able to get a start on five-minute a day homemade bread with this short version of the recipe.

Preparation time: 15 minutes to prepare enough dough for four loaves, to be baked over four days. Each daily loaf will average 5 minutes of active preparation time.

Makes four 1-pound loaves
3 cups lukewarm water (about 100º F)
1 1/2 tablespoons granulated yeast
1 1/2 tablespoons kosher or other coarse salt
6 1/2 cups all-purpose white flour (no need to sift)
Cornmeal for the pizza peel

1.In a 5-quart bowl, mix the yeast, water and salt. Add all the flour, then use a wooden spoon to mix until all ingredients are uniformly moist. It is not necessary to knead or continue mixing once the ingredients are uniformly moist. This will produce a loose and very wet dough.

2.Cover with a lid (not airtight). Allow the mixture to rise at room temperature until it begins to collapse, about 2 hours, but no more than 5 hours.

3. After rising, the dough can be baked immediately, or covered (non completely airtight) and refrigerated up to 14 days. The dough will be easier to work with after at least 3 hours refrigeration.

4. On baking day, prepare a pizza peel by sprinkling it liberally with cornmeal to prevent the bread from sticking when you transfer it to the oven. Uncover the dough and sprinkle the surface with flour. Pull up and cut off a 1-pound (grapefruit-size) piece of dough (serrated knives are best). Store the remaining dough in the bowl and refrigerate for baking at another time.

5. Hold the mass of dough in your hands and add a little more flour as needed so it won't stick. Create a smooth ball of dough by gently pulling the sides down around to the bottom, rotating the ball a quarter-turn as you go. While shaping, most of the dusting flour will fall off. The bottom of the loaf may appear to be a collection of bunched ends, but it will flatten out during resting and baking. Shaping the loaf this way should take no more than 1 minute.

6.Place the dough on the pizza peel. Allow the loaf to rest for about 40 minutes. It does not need to be covered. The bread may not rise much during this time.

7. Twenty minutes before baking, place a pizza stone on the center rack of the oven. If you don't have a baking stone, use another baking sheet. Remove any upper racks. Place a broiler pan on a rack below the pizza stone or on the floor of the oven. Preheat oven to 450 F.

8. When the dough has rested for 40 minutes, dust the top liberally with flour, then use a serrated knife to slash a 1/4-inch-deep cross or tic-tac-toe pattern into the top.

9.Slide the loaf off the peel and onto the baking stone. Quickly but carefully pour 1 cup of hot water into the broiler tray and close the oven door.

10.Bake for about 30 minutes, or until the crust is nicely browned and firm to the touch. Allow the bread to cool completely, preferably on a wire cooling rack.

Grocery List March 9

I am loving this weeks ad's. Lot's of stuff on sale, that I have coupons for.
Kroger is offering a promotion right now that I've taken advangage of. If you transfer a prescription to their pharmacy, they will give you $25 in free groceries. My Rx just happens to be a generic, which they refill for $4, and give me $25 of free groceries, so what does a girl have to lose?

Entre ideas for the week using stuff on hand, and this weeks sale items

Buttermilk oven fried chicken, corn on the cob
Cornmeal crusted Tilapia, cole slaw, oven fries
Strip Steak, baked potato, spinach side sald
Stuffed shells, salad, garlic bread
Turkey burgers, minestrone soup

Kroger
cantaloupe (ad price $.99)
3lb mandarin oranges (final cost $1.99)(-$1 coupon) (ad price (2.99)
strip steaks (ad price $3.99 lb)
Honeysuckle turkey burger pattties (ad price $2.50)
Land o Lakes Light butter (final cost FREE) (-$1 coupon) (ad price $.99)
Quaker Quakes Rice Cakes (final cost FREE) (FREE customer loyalty coupon) (ad price 6 $.49)
Gortons frozen fish (final cost $1.69) (using $.80 coupon) (ad price $2.49
3 Betty Crocker Potatoes (final cost $.19 each) (using 3- $.80 coupons) (ad price $.99)
Country Crock (final cost FREE) (- $1 coupon)(ad price $.99)
2 Pepperidge Farms garlic bread (final cost $.99 each) (-$1 coupon) (ad cost $1.49)
Sargento Cheese (final cost $.49)(-$1 artisan coupon)(ad cost $1.49)
3 Colegate Toothpaste (final cost FREE)
Colegate Toothbrush (final cost FREE)(-$1 coupon) (ad cost $1)
hamburger Helper (FREE) (on scalloped potato box, buy three potatoes, get Hamburger helper free)


MEIJER
pears (ad cost $.87 lb)
2 packages bagged spinach (ad cost $1)
broccoli (ad cost $1)
cabbage (ad cost $.10 lb)
Dinty Moore beef stew (final cost FREE) (-$1 coupon)(ad cost $1)
Hunts NSA spaghetti sauce (ad cost $1)
Meijer boneless skinless chicken breast 4 lbs (ad cost 7.99)
4 Betty Crocker Brownie mix (final cost ) (- coupon) (ad cost $1)
3 Ziploc bags (final cost $.20 each) (-3 $.80 coupons) (ad cost $1)
part skim ricotta cheese not on sale, but I needed it for shells $2.69

MEIJER reduced section
baking potatoes $.25 lb
ruby gold potatoes .30 lb
Fresh Express Caesar salad kit (cost $.50)
Greenhouse cucumber (cost $.30)

JUNGLE JIMS

bananas (ad price $.25 lb)
gallon ff milk (ad price $1.99)
Barilla jumbo shells (ad price $1.79)
6 oz plain yogurt (cost $.60 yikes)
Rump Roast (cost $1.99 per lb)

Aldi
3 lbs onions $.59