- organic green lentils
- organic quinoa
- organic cocoa powder
- aluminum-free baking powder
- aluminum-free baking soda
- 2 packs of dehydrated sugar snap peas
- organic chia seeds
- energy drink for husband
- organic Jammie Sammies (2 boxes) for kids
- Ener G egg replacer
- natural root beer for kids
- 25 pounds of peaches for $13.95!!!
- 4 cucumbers
- 2 sweet potatoes
- bananas
- 4 big tomatoes
- huge watermelon
- 6 Roma tomatoes
- honeydew melon
- 2 green bell peppers
- 2 bunches broccoli
- 2 bunches green onion
- salad dressing
- quart of honey
- pickled jalapeno peppers
- yellow onions
- celery
- russet potatoes
- 2 heads romaine lettuce
- 2 quarts strawberries
- 12 plums
- 3 kiwis
- 6 oranges
- 2 lb carrots
- 3 lemons
- pecans
- walnuts
- fresh ginger
- 2 lb cherries
- Tropicana light fruit punch on sale for $1 (3)
- almond milk
- vanilla almond milk
- apple juice
- gallon milk
- plain Greek yogurt (organic)
- 24 ct Charmin toilet paper
- olive oil mayo
- 5 dozen eggs
- sour cream
- tub butter
- mozzarella
- white American cheese
- ketchup
- hot sauce
- butter (3 lb)
- cheddar cheese (3 lb)
- turkey smoked sausage
- freezer bags (for my peaches!)
- Splenda (hate the stuff, but Hubs uses it)
- 5 lb boneless skinless chicken breast
- manicotti
- organic whole wheat flour
- mustard
- Parmesan cheese
- mac & cheese (cheap brand, moment of weakness for kids)
- dry red beans
- semi-sweet chocolate chips
- organic graham flour
- all-purpose flour
- sugar
- Oreo pudding (moment of weakness! long day!)
- bandages
- pocky x2
- salsa
- penne
- spaghetti
- tomato sauce x4
- tuna x8
- apple cider vinegar
- olive oil
- dish soap
- diced tomatoes x3
Ahem. A quick edit here. That quick trip to Publix took us an hour and we spent nearly $200. Ouch. We've over budget this month. I decided to go ahead and include all of my husband's Atkins needs in our budget, because it's obviously a part of our food budget. Asterisks denote things bought purely because he needs them on his diet plan.
Publix:
- natural peanut butter x2
- tic tacs lol
- Hersey chocolate bar 6 pack x2
- parchment paper
- 8 ears of fresh corn
- candy bar at checkstand (that and tic tacs were a treat for kids)
- old fashioned oats
- window cleaner
- Greek yogurt (on sale $1 each) x5
- grade b maple syrup
- Spanish peanuts
- Brussels sprouts
- sour cream
- butter
- hot dogs
- Atkins bars x2*
- powdered sugar
- diet sodas x6*
- vegetable oil
- pork roast*
- mozarella
- baby back ribs*
- ground chuck x3#*
- corn tortillas
- flour tortillas
- low carb tortillas x2*
- pickle & pepper loaf*
- mesquite smoked turkey*
- pepper jack cheese*
- cheddar cheese x3
- peas x3
- flat bread x2
- freezer packs x2
- ranch salad dressing*
- creamy Italian dressing*
- pepperoni*
- mayonnaise (B1G1F)x2
- low carb pita*
- jalapeno jack cheese @ deli*
- 3 pack dishcloths
- lime
- avocado
- 1/2 & 1/2
for a total spent so far for June of $563.26 :(
Well.... at least some of the things will last longer than June. Still...we're going to end up way over budget for the month.
3 comments:
You amaze me with your frugal shopping skills! I was ecstatic when I found pork back ribs for $1.90 a pound and a 1.34 lbs piece of top sirloin for $4 today! I even thought about you when I bought them..talk about a deal.
This is a great week for buying meat...it's Memorial Day weekend so cuts of meat are going to be found cheaply. It's BBQ season! :o) Congrats on your good finds. I hope I get lucky at Publix tomorrow.
I don't use coupons either. It's not really do able here in southwestern canada like I've heard people do it in the eastern states. I got a good deal on lean ground beef today 1.79/pound in 5 pound tubes, so I'll split it up in meal size portions to freeze and they had some steaks on sale so I bought a bunch of those. I spent $60 and that will be about 23 meals for my family....not to bad. no holiday weekend for us so no good meat deals!
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