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Weekly Shopping Trip

So this week, I actually went to 3 different stores. This is out of my norm but all were having really good sales and I was going to be in the area of all three in the course of one day, so I hit them all. I actually stayed within my budget. I was only over by $7, not to bad. I probably will go over later in the week, since I am having an EcoMom's meeting here and I need snacks for the ladies and I. Anyone have any good, cheap and healthy snack ideas for adults? Please share.

See how Gayle and everyone else did this week over at the Grocery Cart Challenge.

Here's how I did....

Wegmans
4 Blocks of Cheese 7.96
Cream Cheese 1.29
4 Yogurts 1.60
Gallon Organic Milk 5.79
Tater Tots 1.99
4 Smart One Meals 9.96 (-2.00) (-0.50 coupon doubled) 6.96
Frozen Lite Whipped Topping 0.89
Hershey's Chocolate Syrup 1.99
2 Baked Beans 2.58 (-0.60) 1.98
2 Black Beans 1.38
Mild Salsa 1.59

Total Savings 3.60
Total OOP 33.42


Giant
2 Quaker Rice Cakes 4.30
12 Powerade 13.08 (-1.08) (-4.08 for buying 12) 8.00
Coffee Creamer 1.79 (-0.07) 1.72
Gallon 1% Milk 2.89
1/2 Gallon Whole Milk 1.60

Total Saving 5.15
Total OOP 18.99


Pathmark
Lay Potato Chip 3.99 (-2.20) 1.79
Lay BBQ Chip 3.99 (-2.20) 1.79
10 Hunts Ketchup 13.52 (-5.82) (-2.30 bonus big buy) 6.16
4# Strawberries 11.98 (-8.02) 3.96

Total Savings 21.62
Total OOP 20.28

Total Savings 30.37
Total OOP $72.69
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