So, after being away from the computer for the weekend, I am late posting my grocery deals from last week but I decided if I want to keep up I better get it on here before I go shopping again...There were awesome deals to be had and I couldn't miss out...so off I went to Walmart to price match. Here's what I got and what I paid:
- 34 Yoplait Yogurts (.21)
- 4 Ronzoni Smart Taste Pasta (FREE)
- 1 Uncle Ben's Rice (1.08)
- 2 Apple Jacks (.75)
- 2 Frosted Flakes (.75)
- 6 loaves Grandma Sycamore bread (1.18)
- 4 Ore Ida hash browns (FREE)
- 2 Ore Ida french fries (.48)
- 2 lb. mini carrots (2.00)
- 5 Yoplait Smoothies (.50)
- 7 boxes of Pop Tarts (.98)
- 2 2-lb. blocks Tillamook cheese (3.98)
- 2 Honeycombs (1.50)
- 2 bottles of applesauce (1.46)
- 4 Raisin Bran Crunch (1.24)
- fuji apples (.79/lb)
- 10 lb. bag of potatoes (.99)
- bananas (.38/lb)
I got some other odds and ends that I needed that weren't really deals, but necessary. As I left the store with a cart COMPLETELY loaded to the top with stuff I was reminded of the days of shopping at Walmart before coupons...when that whole cartload would easily top $200...and the saddest part is that I wasn't done shopping (I would also hit Harmons and Costco) and by the end of the month there would be absolutely NOTHING left over. I absolutely HATED grocery shopping in those days. And I cringe when I think about how much money I wasted for all those years. Now I love grocery shopping and getting these good deals is very addicting. And not only am I getting great deals, I have really put together a nice food storage for us. This trip cost me $62.64 and I saved $104.73 over regular prices. FUN!
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Ok, I am going shopping with you next time. I want to see you in action! I feel like a pretty good coupon shopper, but you always blow me away with deals I didn't know about. What's the secret? Seriously...Grandma Sycamore's for $1.18? How'd I miss that one?
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