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Weekly Shopping Trip 3/2

So this was our first week on our new weekly budget of $65. I was very excited about this and knew I was going to be able to stay within this one and then.... Daddy said that he really needed soda for his lunches... so I gave in and got him some so between that and the vitamins I picked up I went over it. DARN! So well, we will try harder next time. Sassy has an allergist app. in a couple of weeks and I am praying that we can do a food challenge for her and see if she is still allergic to milk. I can't wait for the day that I don't have to buy all of these expensive soy and vegan products. Till then here is how we did this week. Click over here to see how others spent their weekly budgets.

Wegman's

Tofutti Sour Cream - 2.89
Earthly Balance "Butter" - 3.99
Quart Silk Soy Milk - 1.79
2 Silk Yogurt - 1.58
Wegman's Vanilla Soy Milk - 2.79
Wegman's Plain Soy Milk - 2.79
Gallon 1% Milk - 2.80
1/2 Gallon Whole Milk - 1.55
1/2 Gallon Orange Juice - 1.49
18 count eggs - 2.13
3 cans 0f Diced Tomatoes - 1.95
Coffee - 1.99
French Onion dip - 2.49
Newman's Own Spaghetti Sauce - 2.19
Dried Basil - 2.49
3 12 pk of Coke - 9.99
Viva Paper Towels - 1.99 (running low on baby wipes, and want to try to make my own)
Bisquick - 2.59
Bacon - 3.49
6.5 lbs Wegman's Roaster - 5.11
6.5 lbs Ground Beef 17.06
Fish Oil - 8.49
Ester-C - 8.39
Total - 91.69

Coupons -
Bisquick - 0.60/ doubled 0.40 -1.00
Ester-C - 5.00

Total OOP - 85.69

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