Here's today's haul....
S & S Liquidators
Starbucks Coffee $3.49
Starbucks Coffee $3.49
2 family size cans chicken noodle soup $1.98
2 bags of red potatoes $3.38
Stir Fry Sauce $.49
Cream of broccoli soup $.49
4 bags of green grapes FREE
1 orange pepper FREE
3 zucchini FREE
7 limes FREE
Franz
4 loaves of bread and 1 bag of bagels $4.70
Grocery Outlet
Soy Milk $.79 (2 days until expiration)
Soy Milk $.79 (2 days until expiration)
TP $2.99
Cheese $4.99
Soap $.99
Razors $1.99
Conditioner $.99
Frozen peas $.79
Whole chicken w/ $1 off coupon $4.81
Win-co
Bulk Rotini $.81
Bulk gravy mix $.67
Bulk rawhide bones $2.44
Bulk onion soup mix $.53
Bulk chili powder $.40
Bananas $2.13
Beef Roast $3.88
Beef Roast $6.61
Grand Total $50.34 (I think I'm under budget because of the free and garden produce)
I also harvested some tomatoes, squash and carrots from my garden this week. Woohoo!
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5 comments:
I'm very curious as to what you're going to do with the grapes. Are they still "good enough" to eat in the normal fashion or will you be using them in a recipe?
There are a few grapes that I'll have to pick off and throw away but they are still able to be pop in your mouth. But, since they probably should be eaten by today I think I'm going to juice them for some fresh apple/ (from out trees) grape juice.
How about freezing the grapes? They're a perfect snack when eaten frozen!!!! That's what I do when I find them in my store's 50% off produce bin.
Oops. I now see from your July 31st post that you already know about frozen grapes! :) Sorry.
Cool! Free produce. Can't beat that!
Thanks for hosting!
~Liz
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