Let me just start by saying that if you are a local the BEST deal in town for a turkey is at Win-co. If you spend $50 you can get a turkey for 22 cents a pound.
You read that right!
You can only get one at a time at that price and then it's 98 cents per pound. But, my plan is to do it again next week so I can store up a turkey in the freezer. Also, I don't normally spend that much at one store so to pad my shopping trip by about $20 more than usual, I got some stocking stuffers like candy, make-up, small toys, and hair accessories.
Two birds with one stone.
And in order to manage Thanksgiving groceries, I'm combining it in the next two grocery shopping trips. So this week I managed to get some of the ingredients for Thanksgiving dinner and next week I'll get the rest.
Here's how it went.
S & S Liquidators

100 packs of sweetener $1.99
2 family size cans of soup $1.98
2 cans spaghetti sauce $1.38
5 lbs red potatoes $1.79
1 can mandarin oranges $.49
1 can green beans $.39
2 cans sliced olives $1.58
Franz Bread Outlet

3 loaves bread, 6 bagels, 6 english muffins $4.70
Grocery Outlet

Frozen blackberries $1.99
Frozen potstickers $1.99
plain yogurt $1.49
Cascade dishwasher detergent $3.99
razors $1.99
bandages $.99
orange jello $.34
2 cans cranberry sauce $1.00
salsa $1.79
Win-co


2 2/liters of pop $1.56
2 lbs cheddar $4.47
2 boxes Margarine $1.30
Cool Whip $.98
Margarine container $2.04
Bulk rawhide bones $2.48
3.98 lbs bananas $2.31
soymilk $1.48
toothpaste $1.28
1.82 lbs bulk powdered milk $4.68
ketchup $1.61
sausage $1.98
cotton swab $.98
cottage cheese $2.66
2.56 lbs bulk cocoa $2.53
25.84 lb turkey $5.68
Grand Total $67.89Would you like to share your shopping trip with us? Whether it's a great coupon deal, a super bargain you've found, or showing us what it takes to feed your family, we'd love to see what your shopping trip looks like.If you'd like to participate, please link directly to your post, not your homepage, and please include a link back to The Grocery Cart Challenge.