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| TUESDAY'S SHOPPING |
FOOD TOWN (Tuesday):
Jalapeños @ .69lb - $.74
Onions @ .59lb - $1.19
12-pack Diet Cherry Pepsi - $3.99
TOTAL - $6.32
HEB (Tuesday):
1 quart heavy cream - $3.78
Nasal strips - $6.88
Candy bar (found in clearance bin) - $.25
TOTAL - $10.93
ALDI (Wednesday):
4 ounce can mushrooms - $.59
Coffee - $3.99
TOTAL - $4.58
WALMART (Wednesday):
Cooking spray - $1.88
Hairspray - $1.24
Toothpaste - $.85
1 Roma tomato @ .98lb - $.17
TOTAL - $4.24
KROGER (Wednesday):
4 CARBmaster yogurt @ .40 each (minus 10% discount) - $1.44
Ice cream @ 2.79 (minus 10% discount) - $2.51
Frozen spinach @ 1.00 (minus 10% discount) - $.90
Frozen cauliflower @ 1.00 (minus 10% discount) - $.90
Tortilla chips @ 1.00 (minus 10% discount) - $.90
12-pack diet soda @ 2.39 (minus 10% discount) - $2.15
8-ouce colby cheese @ 1.99 (minus 10% discount) - $1.79
Parmesan cheese @ 2.97 (minus 10% discount) - $2.67
2 cream cheese @ 1.00 each (minus 10% discount) - $1.80
Peanut butter @ 1.49 (minus 10% discount) - $1.34
Napkins @ .97 (minus 10% discount) - $.87
2 cans tuna @ .50 each - $1.00
Tissue @ 1.00 (minus 10% discount) - $.90
TOTAL - $19.49
GRAND TOTAL - $45.56
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| WEDNESDAY'S SHOPPING |
The weather was nice so I did my shopping Wednesday afternoon instead of today.
I prefer Kroger's canned tuna over any of the name brands I've tried but I couldn't pass up the price on the Starkist. Kroger's was .79 and Starkist was on sale for 50-cents. Even with my senior discount, the Starkist was a better deal. By the way, that's more than half off the regular price. Not that Starkist is worth paying $1.09 per can for. It's not very good tuna, because it tends to be shreds of tuna fish floating in water, but it will be fine in a tuna casserole. Kroger's tuna is an actual chunk of fish.
As I mentioned on Tuesday, the Milky Way bar was a treat for my husband. It's not every day that you find one for only 25-cents and I thought he'd enjoy a treat.
I only bought four containers of yogurt this week because I'm going to stop eating it for a while. I go through phases where I lose my taste for sweet stuff in the morning and the nuts I put in it are expensive. I'll either eat quiche or eggs for breakfast or just have some cooked ground beef topped with cheese. I do like the convenience of having yogurt because I don't have to cook anything, other than to make my "crunchies" every couple of weeks, but it's time for a break.
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