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Weekly Shopping Trip

So this week was bad. I did go over my budget, (Hey, I only spent $10 OOP last week) however I did more stocking up. I don't think I will need a lot of the basics for awhile. So I should be good for another couple of weeks. I am not really planning on shopping next weekend so I am hoping this will even me out for the month. Check out how everyone else did this week HERE


Giant
Multigrain Cheerios - 2.50 (-0.75 coupon double up to $1) 1.50
3 Quaker Granola Bars - 6.00
Quaker Mini Delights - 2.59 - Free
Flour Tortiatas - 2.09
2 Frosted Flakes - 6.00 (-$1 coupon/ 2) 5.00
Utz Chips - 2.00 (Keeps Daddy happy)
Diet Coke 6 pk - 3.00 (Free)
4 - 12pk of Coke - 12.00 (Not pictured)
2 New England Hazelnut Coffee - 5.59 (BOGO Free)
5# Yams - 2.58
2 Kunzler 1# Bacon - 4.99 (BOGO Free) (-$1 coupon) 3.99
2 Round Roast - 15.34 (BOGO Free) (-$2 coupon) 13.34
2 Chicken Sausage - 9.14 (don't tell Daddy it's chicken)
2 Soybean Margarine - 3.98 (this was on sale and it never goes on sale, so had to get it)
Soy Cheese - 3.99
1 gallon 1% Milk - 2.85
Quart Whole Milk - 0.83
Dozen Eggs - 1.19 (-0.50 coupon) 0.69
2 Giant Shredded cheese - 6.00
Minus $5 off total catalina coupon
Total OOP 77.99

Target
2 half gallons Soy milk - 5.00
Total OOP 5.00

Produce Junction
3 heads of Iceburg Lettuce - 2.00
1# Carrots - 0.75
2# Onions - 1.50
2# Red Bliss Potatoes - 1.50
5# Bannanas - 2.00
2# Green Grapes - 2.50
Total OOP - 10.25

Grand Total 93.24

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