This week's shopping list - sample
Harris Teeter Ad & Coupons 6/8-6/14
Printed at SouthernSavers.com
Buy One Get Ones (price in parenthesis is if you buy only one of BOGO)
Harris Teeter 93% Lean Ground Turkey, 20.80 oz, at $4.99 ($2.49)
Crystal Light Drink Mix, 8 qt. or 10 ct., at $3.99 ($1.99)
-$1 off Crystal Light drink mix, SS 6/12
Luzianne Family Size Bags, 24 ct., at $2.29 ($1.14)
Kellogg’s Cereal 12-15 oz, at $3.69 ($1.84)
Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Honey Smacks, Rice Krispies
-$1/3 Kellogg’s cereals, 8.7 oz +, RP 5/15
Mario Spanish Manzanilla Olives, 5.75 oz, at $2.45 ($1.22)
Sun-Maid Natural California Raisins, 9 oz, at $2.50 ($1.25)
Nature Made Vitamins and Supplements, 30-300 ct., entire line
-$1 off Nature Made product, (sign in) printable or printable
Clorox 2 Laundry Stain Remover, 22 oz, at $3.99 ($1.99)
-$1.50/2 Clorox2 product printable
(makes it $2.50 for 2)
Pace Picante or Salsa, 16 oz, $2
KC Masterpiece BBQ Sauce, 18 oz, $1.50
-$1 off KC Masterpiece Barbeque sauce or marinade, 8.5 oz. +, SS 5/15
(makes it 50¢)
Mueller’s Angel Hair Pasta $1
Classico Pasta Sauce $2
-$1/2 Classico pasta sauce, SS 5/15
(makes it $3.00 for 2)
All Natural, Boneless, Center Cut Pork Chops $2.99 lb
Dove Shampoo or Conditioner, 12 oz, $2.79
Addtional:
Milk at $3.59
Lunchmeat - 1/2 pound
2 Chicken Breasts from Butcher ($1.99/lb)
Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing - $1.99 e-vic special
- check coupon at home
Potato Chips - Keep under $2.50
- check coupon at home
If you're wondering where other items might be, this week I don't have to buy things like detergent, toilet paper, certain toiletries, or fruit because I have already stocked up on weeks they were on sale.
We also go to the produce stand down the street for fresh vegetables and fruits when we need them. You really cannot beat the prices of a produce stand.
Most of the coupons we use are from the Sunday paper. There are links to printables. For a full tutorial, visit Southern Savers and watch her videos.
As you can see, this week we will spend right around 50 dollars depending on the price of the vitamins that we buy. I could probably do better if I weren't buying the Dove Shampoo and Conditioner, but I really like it and is a decent deal. How much do you spend on groceries and how do you budget for it?
And the bigger question is, what could you do with a little extra money not spent on food each month. We are trying to become debt free so we can use our finances to have a global purpose for our God. You could sponsor a child for just a mere $45 dollars a month through Compassion International and provide them with food, clothing, and school. There are many other things you can do with some freed up money. Why not try it?!
Printed at SouthernSavers.com
Buy One Get Ones (price in parenthesis is if you buy only one of BOGO)
Harris Teeter 93% Lean Ground Turkey, 20.80 oz, at $4.99 ($2.49)
Crystal Light Drink Mix, 8 qt. or 10 ct., at $3.99 ($1.99)
-$1 off Crystal Light drink mix, SS 6/12
Luzianne Family Size Bags, 24 ct., at $2.29 ($1.14)
Kellogg’s Cereal 12-15 oz, at $3.69 ($1.84)
Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Honey Smacks, Rice Krispies
-$1/3 Kellogg’s cereals, 8.7 oz +, RP 5/15
Mario Spanish Manzanilla Olives, 5.75 oz, at $2.45 ($1.22)
Sun-Maid Natural California Raisins, 9 oz, at $2.50 ($1.25)
Nature Made Vitamins and Supplements, 30-300 ct., entire line
-$1 off Nature Made product, (sign in) printable or printable
Clorox 2 Laundry Stain Remover, 22 oz, at $3.99 ($1.99)
-$1.50/2 Clorox2 product printable
(makes it $2.50 for 2)
Pace Picante or Salsa, 16 oz, $2
KC Masterpiece BBQ Sauce, 18 oz, $1.50
-$1 off KC Masterpiece Barbeque sauce or marinade, 8.5 oz. +, SS 5/15
(makes it 50¢)
Mueller’s Angel Hair Pasta $1
Classico Pasta Sauce $2
-$1/2 Classico pasta sauce, SS 5/15
(makes it $3.00 for 2)
All Natural, Boneless, Center Cut Pork Chops $2.99 lb
Dove Shampoo or Conditioner, 12 oz, $2.79
Addtional:
Milk at $3.59
Lunchmeat - 1/2 pound
2 Chicken Breasts from Butcher ($1.99/lb)
Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing - $1.99 e-vic special
- check coupon at home
Potato Chips - Keep under $2.50
- check coupon at home
If you're wondering where other items might be, this week I don't have to buy things like detergent, toilet paper, certain toiletries, or fruit because I have already stocked up on weeks they were on sale.
We also go to the produce stand down the street for fresh vegetables and fruits when we need them. You really cannot beat the prices of a produce stand.
Most of the coupons we use are from the Sunday paper. There are links to printables. For a full tutorial, visit Southern Savers and watch her videos.
As you can see, this week we will spend right around 50 dollars depending on the price of the vitamins that we buy. I could probably do better if I weren't buying the Dove Shampoo and Conditioner, but I really like it and is a decent deal. How much do you spend on groceries and how do you budget for it?
And the bigger question is, what could you do with a little extra money not spent on food each month. We are trying to become debt free so we can use our finances to have a global purpose for our God. You could sponsor a child for just a mere $45 dollars a month through Compassion International and provide them with food, clothing, and school. There are many other things you can do with some freed up money. Why not try it?!
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