Budget

  • Living on a Budget: Groceries $40 for 4

    The girls are back in school this week so our summer schedule is officially over.  My grocery shopping trips this week were a lot quieter and less excited but I am thankful for all the fun I had while the girls were home during the summer.  It costs $2 per lunch per child at their school so I am trying to make lunch meals for the girls the majority of the week for under $4 a day.  You will see some of the items are more tailored to taking lunches to school in my attempt to be budget conscious yet healthy.  Here is my weekly update on our Groceries $40 for 4.

    Groceries from Sav Mor's Sidewalk Box Sale

    Sav Mor Groceries:

    • $14.00 at Sav Mor’s Sidewalk Box Sale we purchased 104 items making them approximately $0.13 each (that includes a Brand New DVD, whole boxes of individual items, for example a whole box of  10 Fruit Snacks counts as 1 item but will be put into the girls lunches for a whole week, and more)
    • 2 – Betty Crocker My Little Pony Fruit Snacks (10 count each)
    • 1 – Betty Crocker Devil’s Food Cupcakes (makes 12)
    • 4 – Betty Crocker Chocolate Chip Cookies (makes 16)
    • 1 – Quaker Chewy Dipps Granola Bars Peanut Butter (8 count each)
    • 4 – Slimfast Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Bars
    • 8 – SoyJoy Banana Bars
    • 1 – Myoplex Lite Chocolate Chip Crisp Bar
    • 1 – Balance Lemon Meringue Crunch Bar
    • 4 – Applesnax Cinnamon Apple Sauce
    • 8 – Solo Mint Mania Bars
    • 1 – Kashi Go Lean Chocolate Malted Crisp Bar
    • 1 – Zone Perfect Oatmeal Raisin Cookie Dough Bar
    • 2 – SoyJoy Apple Walnut Bar
    • 3 – Quaker Chewy Honey Graham Granola Bars (10 count each)
    • 1 – Chef Boyardee Mini ABC’s and 123’s with Meatballs
    • 1 – Old Spice Raspberry Mustard (7.75 oz)
    • 1 – Wish Bone Romano Basil Vinaigrette (16 oz)
    • 1 – Hidden Valley Ranch Garden Vegetable Dressing (16 oz)
    • 4 – Jello and Peaches
    • 1 – Krusteaz Country White Bread (14 oz)
    • 3 – Atkins Chocolate Chip Granola Bars (5 count each)
    • 1 – Chex Mix Sour Cream & Onion (8.75 oz)
    • 1 – Vegetarian Chili (6.4 oz)
    • 2 – Jello Pudding Pumpkin Spice (3.4 oz)
    • 1 – Nonni’s Biscotti Chocolate Crunch (10 count)
    • 2 – Act II Butter Lovers Popcorn (6 bags each)
    • 1 – Fireside Frosted Animal Cookie Packs (6 count)
    • 2 – Laura Lynn Pizza Sauce Packets (2 bags each)
    • 1 – box Milk Duds (10 oz)
    • 1 – LeBleu Ultra Pure Water (20 oz)
    • 1 – Betty Crocker Super Moist Carrot Cake (18 oz)
    • 1 – Mini Moon Pies Banana (12 count)
    • 1 – Miguel’s Organic Vegetable & Seed Tortilla Dippers (7.5 oz)
    • 2 – Mrs. Freshleys Banana Pudding Cakes (6 count)
    • 3 – Kool Aid Jammers Orange (10 count each)
    • 2 – Jolly Time Blast O Butter (6 bags each)
    • 2 – Weight Watchers Blue Berry Muffins (3 count)
    • 1 – Weight Watchers Lemon Creme Cake (6 count)
    • 1 – Mrs Freshley Honey Buns (6 count)
    • 1 – Chugginton “Chuggers to the Rescue” DVD – 6 episodes (Brand New & Sealed)
    • 1 – Snack Pack Pudding (6 Chocolate and 6 Butterscotch)
    • 1 – Campbell’s Tomato Soup (10 3/4 oz)
    • 1 – Nature’s Path Pomegran Plus Granola with Cherries (11.5 oz)
    • 1 – Pillsbury Creamy Supreme White Frosting (16 oz)
    • 1 – Pillsbury Funfetti Vanilla Frosting with Sprinkles (15.6 oz)
    • 1 – Hidden Valley Salad Kit (Spinach)
    • 1 – Hidden Valley Salad Kit (Original Ranch)
    • 1 – Hidden Valley Salad Kit (Caesar)
    • 1 – Marie Calendar’s Creamy Parmesan Chicken (6.95)
    • 2 – Marie Calendar’s Turkey and Stuffing (6.95 oz each)
    • 1 – Hidden Valley Dip (Harvest Dill)
    • 1 – Toilet Bowl Cleaning Gel (6 count)
    • 1 – Chef Boyardee Mini Beef Ravioli and Meatballs (15 oz)
    • 1 – Soft Scrub Total Kitchen (25.4 oz)
    • 1 – Enviro Kids Organic Gorilla Munch Cereal (10 oz)
    • 1 – Quaker Honey Graham Oh’s (12 oz)
    • 1 – Cascadian Farm Organic Granola Oats & Honey (17 oz)
    • 1 – General Mills Golden Grahams Cereal (12 oz)
    • 1 – General Mills Cinnamon toast Crunch Cereal (17 oz)
    • 1 – Kellogg’s Frosted Mini Wheats Big Bite Cereal (16 oz)

    For more information on Sav Mor’s Sidewalk Box Sale check out Living on a Budget: Sav Mor Sidewalk Box Sale

    Groceries from Ingles, BiLo, and Walmart

    Ingles Groceries:

    • $20.61 at Ingles for 1 loaf Laura Lynn Thin Bread, 1 container Low Fat Cottage Cheese, 1 container regular Cottage Cheese, 1 box Weight Watchers Chocolate Cookies, 1 small package Ground Beef, 1 large package Ground Beef, 2 containers Organic Strawberries, 1 bag Bananas, 1 large bag Potatoes, 1 container Blueberries, and 1 container diced Onions (everything was on clearance including over 6 pounds of meat!).

    BiLo Groceries:

    • 19.81 at BiLo for 2 gallons Milk, 1 large package Chicken Breasts, and 2 packages Lean Ground Beef (BiLo still has the best prices on milk.  I got almost 6 pounds of Chicken Breast on sale and over 4 pounds of Ground Beef on clearance).

    Walmart Groceries:

    • $1.09 at Walmart for 1 bag of Bakery Bread (on clearance)

    This week I spent $55.51 on groceries.  Even though I was only a little over on my budgeted amount for the week I was able to pay cash for the food since I was under on previous weeks.   This week I was able to stock up on several items on clearance; including meat, produce, and snacks for the girls school lunches.  Hopefully next week is an even better week and we can come under budget for the week.

    It is my goal to give you regular updates on this budget section so you can celebrate the good weeks with me and thump me on the bad weeks!  As always you are welcomed to join the journey with me.  I would love to hear your story and how you are doing too.  The purpose of our family doing this it to watch our grocery spending while allowing us to feed our family, enjoy life, share with others, and yet stay on track with our budget.

    Living on a Budget is a series of ways our family uses a budget to help keep us accountable with our finances.  Life doesn’t always go as planned.  We have used some of the ideas I will be sharing for years while others are ones we are just starting to implement as we continue finding ways to be creative and have fun with what we have been given.  Having a plan in place allows us the freedom to be smart with what we have been given, get more creative when it is a tight (week, month, year or a season) and when necessary live a much more simplified life.  A budget helps us stay on track so we have more opportunities to enjoy the many blessings we have been given as well as share what we have with others.  There is so much more to life than having all the stuff.  We may not have the newest or greatest items in our house, we drive used cars, and wear hand-me-down clothing…..however, if our family is taken care of and have love for each other and others we have more than all the riches in the world.

  • Yard Sale Deals: Children’s Books

    I only had the opportunity to go to a few yard sales this summer with all the traveling, however, a couple of the ones I went to were awesome!  Our family LOVES books!  I have always encouraged the girls to read both with us and without us.  They enjoy reading and we do our best to read to them every day as well.

    One Saturday I went to a yard sale that was being given by a retired elementary school teacher.   I didn’t get there until about mid-morning and she still had a couple big boxes of books.  I picked up 49 children’s books for $3.50, making them 7 cents each.  Most of the books were paperback, one was a Veggie Tales Devotional, a few hardbacks, and several beginning readers ones that are perfect for the girls as they continue to improve their reading skills.

    The girls were VERY excited about the book on top, “Apple Trouble” because it was a book we read together a couple years ago from the library that they really enjoyed.  Of course it was the first book I read to them when we got home from the yard sales.  Other than removing the stickers with the teachers name on it and a few disinfectant wipes the books were as good as new.  I purchased a couple crafts and some brown paper bags for activities from that yard sale as well which have come in handy over the summer with the girls. What great deals have you found at yard sales recently?

  • Save A Lot: Deals for the week of September 7 – 13, 2011

    The Save A Lot weekly ad deals are listed below for your convenience.   You do not need any coupons to get the Save A Lot Today prices.    Sign up for the Smart Shopper Club, by doing so you will get a $5.00 off of $25.00 coupon!

    Meats and Seafood

    Sugardale Shank Portion Bone In Ham – $1.29 per lb

    Pork Country Style Ribs – $2.99 per lb

    Fresh Split Chicken Breast – $0.99 per lb

    Beef Country Style Ribs – $3.99 per lb

    Sugardale Super Dogs (5 lbs) – $4.99

    Ground Beef (3 lbs or 5 lbs) – $1.99 per lb

    Sugardale Bone In Center Sliced Ham – $2.99 per lb

    Sugardale Sliced Bacon – $1.99

    Farmington Roll Pork Sausage – $1.99

    Holten Quarter Pound Beef Patties (2 lbs) – $3.99

    Schooner Cod, Pollock, Tilapia Fillets (12 oz) – $2.99

    Pick 5 for $19.99 promo on going: Pick any 5 specially marked packages of your favorite cuts of fresh, frozen or smoked meats and pay just $19.99 (about $2 per pound).

    Fridge and Freezer

    Fast Fixin Breaded Chicken (31 to 43 oz) – $3.99

    Tombstone Pizza – $2.50
    Use $1.00/1 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/17/11)
    Use $1.50/3 printable coupon from Nestle Family
    As low as $1.50 each after coupon

    Totino’s Pizza Roll  (40 count / 19.8 oz) – $2.50
    Use $1.00/2 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    Use $0.40/2 printable coupon from Coupon Web
    Use $0.40/2 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    Use $0.60/3 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    As low as $2.00 each after coupon

    Snack-A-Tizers Pepperoni Pizza Bagels – $4.99

    Peak’s Pick Orange Juice – $3.99

    Morning Delight Sausage Breakfast Bowl – $1.99

    Mantia’s Deep Dish Mini Pizza’s – $3.99

    White Castle Cheeseburgers – $3.99
    Use $0.50/1 coupon from insert 8/28 Smart Source (Expires 11/26/11)
    $3.49 each after coupon

    Wylwood Mixed Vegetables – $1.19

    Wylwood Potato Puffs – $1.89

    Produce

    Red, White or Black Grapes – $0.99 per lb

    Peaches, Plums or Nectarines – $0.99 per lb

    Tomatoes (6 pack) – $1.99

    Ginger Gold or Paula Red Apples (3 lbs) – $2.49

    Household

    Wrightware Foam Plates – $1.19

    Luster Facial Tissue (160 count) – $0.99

    Grocery

    Malt-O-Meal Cereal (Coco Dyno Bites or Frosted Flakes) – $1.88
    Use $1.00/3 printable coupon from Malt-O-Meal
    $1.50 each after coupon

    Maxwell House Wake Up Roast Coffee (11.5 oz) – $2.99
    Use $1.00/1 coupon booklet from Kraft Food & Family (found at Food Lion & BiLo) Expires 12/31/11
    $1.99 each after coupon

    So Cheezy Family Size Shells & Cheddar (24 oz) – $1.99

    Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Cocktail (64 oz) – $1.88

    Campbell’s Chunky Soup – $1.50
    Use $1.00/4 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/25/11)
    Use $0.50/4 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/25/11)
    As low as $1.25 each after coupon

    Maruchan Ramon Noodle Cups – $1.88

    Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce – $0.99

    Hunt’s Snack Pack Pudding Cups – $0.99

    Long Grain White Rice – $1.69

    Wescott Canola Cooking Spray – $1.49

    Ginger Evans Deluxe Fudge Brownies – $1.49

    J Higgs Potato Chips – $1.19

    J Higgs Microwave Popcorn – $1.79

    LeCour’s Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies – $2.39

    J Higgs Oyster Crackers – $1.19

    Morning Delight Buttermilk Pancake Mix – $1.59

    Morning Delight Syrup – $1.49

    McDaniel’s Enhance Coffee Creamer – $1.69

    Morning Delight Toaster Pastriess – $1.89

    Mountain Holler Avalanche Soda – $0.75

    Splash Out Juice Drink Boxes (8 Pack) – $1.49

    Ginger Evans Chocolate Chip Cookie Muffin Mix – $0.79

    Spam (12 oz) – $2.49

    Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats – $2.19
    Use $0.50/1 coupon from tearpad (Expires 12/31/11) (May be doubled up to $1.00 at some stores)
    Use $1.00/2 coupon from insert 8/7 Red Plum (Expires 10/2/11)
    As low as $1.19 each after coupon

    Little Hug Assorted Fruit Drinks (160 oz) – $2.99

    Baby

    Being Well Baby Tickles Diapers (Size 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6) – $5.99

    Remember you can use the $5/$25 printable coupon to sweeten these deals!  Plus you can earn up to 5 additional $5 off $25 coupons for sharing the coupon with your friends.

    For more information about Save A Lot’s coupon policies go here.  If you find additional deals or savings please let me know and I will add them to the list.

  • Fresh & Healthy: Deep Freezer Goodies – Summer Squash, Onions, and Tomatoes

    Earlier this Summer we started stocking up our freezer with Fresh Produce - Summer Squash, Onions, and Tomatoes!

    One of the joys of having a garden and finding fresh produce on sale is being able to freeze the in season items so you can utilize them throughout the winter.  This summer I have been able to stock up on several great vegetables through growing our own family garden, participating in a local Community Supported Agriculture program and shopping the seasonal clearance items at our local grocery stores.  We now have a section of our deep freezer full of fresh veggies to eat through out the Fall, Winter, and Spring.

    What works for me is freezing the vegetables in quart (or snack size baggies for the onions) size bags and putting four individual bags into one gallon bag.  I pull the gallon bag out of the deep freezer put it up into the refrigerator / freezer upstairs and pull out one bag as I need to use it.  When I have used all four bags I pull another gallon bag of the vegetables I need out of the freezer.  I have been toying with the idea of getting the fresh seal bags but since I get the bags on sale usually for a great price and they work, I am not yet convinced it is worth the cost for our family.  I am already looking forward to enjoying these over the next several months!  What vegetables to you always try to freeze a little bit extra of for the winter months?

  • Magazine: “Family Fun” Magazine

    We have been receiving the “Family Fun” Magazine for awhile now and love it!  The girls have enjoyed picking out a variety of crafts and fun activities from the magazines.  Each issue contains information and “how-to” demonstrations on crafts, recipes, activities, parties, family friendly articles and much more.   If you are looking for a great family magazine packed full of ideas for the kids check this one out.

  • Living on a Budget: Groceries $40 for 4

    We had a blast with all our guests and are now back to a more normal routine.  This is the last week the before the girls go back to school so we are trying to make it a fun week for them.  Here is my weekly update on our Groceries $40 for 4.

    Groceries from Ingles and BiLo

    Ingles Groceries:

    • $11.40 at Ingles for 3 containers of Organic Strawberries, 1 bag of sliced Apples, 1 head of Broccoflower, 1 bag of Bananas, 2 containers of Seafood Dip, and 1 bottle Lemon Juice (all the items were marked down on clearance or on sale except for the Lemon Juice which I was restocking)

    BiLo Groceries:

    • $5.00 at BiLo for 2 gallons of Milk  (They had a Bonus Card Coupon for milk where you could by 2 gallons for $5.00 making them $2.50 each, which is a great deal around our area.  I had to watch the prices because my Bonus Card Coupons didn’t work so make sure to stay on top of those coupons until they work out the kinks.   I brought a reusable bag but they didn’t take it off so I was unable to get a 5 cent discount at BiLo).

    There were several items (Curry, Naan, and a variety of other things) that I or my husband picked up while we had guests staying with us that I did not have a chance to get a picture of over the weekend.  Based on the cash remaining in the grocery budget I believe it totaled just over $21 so I am adding that amount to total this week even though it is not itemized or part of a picture (sorry, with house guests and entertaining several days we have to make exceptions in some areas).

    This week I spent $37.40 on groceries.  Even though I was only a little under on my budgeted amount for the week I was able to fed between 9 to 15 people 3 meals a day for several days.    I was thrilled to have my parents, grandparents, brother staying with us and a number of additional family and friends visiting throughout the week.  I hope that next week is an even better week and we can come under budget for the week.

    It is my goal to give you regular updates on this budget section so you can celebrate the good weeks with me and thump me on the bad weeks!  As always you are welcomed to join the journey with me.  I would love to hear your story and how you are doing too.  The purpose of our family doing this it to watch our grocery spending while allowing us to feed our family, enjoy life, share with others, and yet stay on track with our budget.

    Living on a Budget is a series of ways our family uses a budget to help keep us accountable with our finances.  Life doesn’t always go as planned.  We have used some of the ideas I will be sharing for years while others are ones we are just starting to implement as we continue finding ways to be creative and have fun with what we have been given.  Having a plan in place allows us the freedom to be smart with what we have been given, get more creative when it is a tight (week, month, year or a season) and when necessary live a much more simplified life.  A budget helps us stay on track so we have more opportunities to enjoy the many blessings we have been given as well as share what we have with others.  There is so much more to life than having all the stuff.  We may not have the newest or greatest items in our house, we drive used cars, and wear hand-me-down clothing…..however, if our family is taken care of and have love for each other and others we have more than all the riches in the world.

  • Family Recipe: Never Fail Flaky Pie Crust

    Many years ago my Great Aunt Naomi gave me this recipe for her “Never Fail Flaky Pie Crust”.  It has been a great flaky pie crust recipe that is easy to make.  I have made this pie crust multiple recipes over the years for a variety of pies.  As the fall season approaches and we prepare to make delicious pies from fresh picked berries, apples and other great fruits this pie crust will come in handy.

    Never Fail Flaky Pie Crust:

    • 3 cups Flour
    • 1 cup Shortening
    • 1 teaspoon Salt
    • 1 tablespoon Sugar
    • 1 Egg, well beaten
    • 5 tablespoon Water
    • 1 tablespoon Vinegar

    Mix flour, shortening, salt with pastry blender.  Combine egg, water, and vinegar then combine with flour mixture.  Mold into 4 balls chill awhile then roll out for pie.  Balls will keep up to 2 weeks in refrigerator for additional pies.  Yields: 2 double pie crusts

    If you want to just do enough for 1 complete pie crust (top and bottom) cut the recipe in half. 

    Photo by Joe Beone

  • Free Audio Book: “Prayers: A Personal Selection” by Michael York

    FREE Audio Book Download

    For the month of September Christian Audio is offering a free download of their audio book .  This month the audio book is “Prayers: A Personal Selection chosen and narrated by Michael York.  Michael has chosen a variety of popular Christian prayers to be part of this audio book.  If you have been wanting to listen to prayers during your devotionals or while driving then this is a great opportunity to listen to the book for free when you download it from Christian Audio in September.   Make sure to submit your order by August 31, 2011  to get your free audio book.  Thanks Christian Audio!

  • New Upromise eCoupons for September 2011

    Upromise has posted their new eCoupons for the month of September 2011. Remember to activate your eCoupons to get additional savings. If you have not yet signed up for Upromise you can get more information regarding on our experience or directly at the Upromise website.

    This month they have 40 coupons you can activate for bonus savings. Once you activate your eCoupons all you have to do is scan your rewards card or purchase the items at the store and the cash will be added to your account. You don’t even have to carry any coupons to get the rewards!

    You can go to their website for more information on the Upromise program, it’s free to join.

  • Save A Lot: Deals for the week of August 31 – September 6, 2011

    The Save A Lot weekly ad deals are listed below for your convenience.   You do not need any coupons to get the Save A Lot Today prices.    Sign up for the Smart Shopper Club, by doing so you will get a $5.00 off of $25.00 coupon!

    Meats and Seafood

    Sugardale Shank Portion Bone In Ham – $1.29 per lb

    Pork Country Style Ribs – $2.99 per lb

    Fresh Split Chicken Breast – $0.99 per lb

    Beef Country Style Ribs – $3.99 per lb

    Sugardale Super Dogs (5 lbs) – $4.99

    Ground Beef (3 lbs or 5 lbs) – $1.99 per lb

    Sugardale Bone In Center Sliced Ham – $2.99 per lb

    Sugardale Sliced Bacon – $1.99

    Farmington Roll Pork Sausage – $1.99

    Holten Quarter Pound Beef Patties (2 lbs) – $3.99

    Schooner Cod, Pollock, Tilapia Fillets – $2.99

    Pick 5 for $19.99 promo on going: Pick any 5 specially marked packages of your favorite cuts of fresh, frozen or smoked meats and pay just $19.99 (about $2 per pound).

    Fridge and Freezer

    Fast Fixin Breaded Chicken (31 to 43 oz) – $3.99

    Tombstone Pizza – $2.50
    Use $1.00/1 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/17/11)
    Use $1.50/3 printable coupon from Nestle Family
    As low as $1.50 each after coupon

    Totino’s Pizza Roll  (40 count / 19.8 oz) – $2.50
    Use $1.00/2 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    Use $0.40/2 printable coupon from Coupon Web
    Use $0.40/2 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    Use $0.60/3 coupon from insert 8/7 General Mills (Expires 10/29/11)
    As low as $2.00 each after coupon

    Snack-A-Tizers Pepperoni Pizza Bagels – $4.99

    Peak’s Pick Orange Juice – $3.99

    Morning Delight Sausage Breakfast Bowl – $1.99

    Mantia’s Deep Dish Mini Pizza’s – $3.99

    White Castle Cheeseburgers – $3.99
    Use $0.50/1 coupon from insert 8/28 Smart Source (Expires 11/26/11)
    $3.49 each after coupon

    Wylwood Mixed Vegetables – $1.19

    Wylwood Potato Puffs – $1.89

    Produce

    Red, White or Black Grapes – $0.99 per lb

    Peaches, Plums or Nectarines – $0.99 per lb

    Tomatoes (6 pack) – $1.99

    Ginger Gold 0r Paula Red Apples (3 lbs) – $2.49

    Household

    Wrightware Foam Plates – $1.19

    Luster Facial Tissue (160 count) – $0.99

    Grocery

    Malt-O-Meal Cereal (Coco Dyno Bites or Frosted Flakes) – $1.88
    Use $1.00/3 printable coupon from Malt-O-Meal
    $1.50 each after coupon

    Maxwell House Wake Up Roast Coffee (11.5 oz) – $2.99
    Use $1.00/1 coupon booklet from Kraft Food & Family (found at Food Lion & BiLo) Expires 12/31/11
    $1.99 each after coupon

    So Cheezy Family Size Shells & Cheddar (24 oz) – $1.99

    Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Cocktail (64 oz) – $1.88

    Campbell’s Chunky Soup – $1.50
    Use $1.00/4 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/25/11)
    Use $0.50/4 coupon from insert 8/14 Smart Source (Expires 9/25/11)
    As low as $1.25 each after coupon

    Maruchan Ramon Noodle Cups – $1.88

    Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce – $0.99

    Hunt’s Snack Pack Pudding Cups – $0.99

    Long Grain White Rice – $1.69

    Wescott Canola Cooking Spray – $1.49

    Ginger Evans Deluxe Fudge Brownies – $1.49

    J Higgs Potato Chips – $1.19

    J Higgs Microwave Popcorn – $1.79

    LeCour’s Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies – $2.39

    J Higgs Oyster Crackers – $1.19

    Morning Delight Buttermilk Pancake Mix – $1.59

    Morning Delight Syrup – $1.49

    McDaniel’s Enhance Coffee Creamer – $1.69

    Morning Delight Toaster Pastriess – $1.89

    Mountain Holler Avalanche Soda – $0.75

    Splash Out Juice Drink Boxes (8 Pack) – $1.49

    Ginger Evans Chocolate Chip Cookie Muffin Mix – $0.79

    Spam (12 oz) – $2.49

    Kellogg’s Rice Krispies Treats – $2.19
    Use $0.50/1 coupon from tearpad (Expires 12/31/11) (May be doubled up to $1.00 at some stores)
    Use $1.00/2 coupon from insert 8/7 Red Plum (Expires 10/2/11)
    As low as $1.19 each after coupon

    Little Hug Assorted Fruit Drinks (160 oz) – $2.99

    Baby

    Being Well Baby Tickles Diapers (Size 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6) – $5.99

    Remember you can use the $5/$25 printable coupon to sweeten these deals!  Plus you can earn up to 5 additional $5 off $25 coupons for sharing the coupon with your friends.

    For more information about Save A Lot’s coupon policies go here.  If you find additional deals or savings please let me know and I will add them to the list.