Super Saving Saturday, More Cheap Yogurt
I made another trip back to Everyday Deals Extreme Discount this week and found some more great priced soy yogurt for my family. This time I purchased raspberry. They are all enjoying their yogurt. I really need to think about making it more often. 🙂
I was hoping to find a good deal on granola bars since our stockpile of them has been exhausted. Unfortunately, our area did not get the Quaker granola bar coupon. So I didn’t purchase any of them at Fred Meyer. I just couldn’t bring myself to spend $1.67 for a box of granola bars. I don’t like to pay more than a dollar a box. So I made a batch of homemade granola bars instead. The homemade ones taste better and I’m sure they are better for us.
My Everyday Deals Extreme Discount Purchases
4 Earth Balance “Butter” $1 each
12 Soy Yogurt $2
Tomatoes $.49/lb
4 Romaine Lettuce $.25 each
4 Green Bell Peppers $.25 each
2 Fruit Snacks $.50 each
Cookies $1
Total Spent $10.85
Fred Meyer Purchases
4 Powerade $.69 each with in ad coupon
Head Lettuce $.99
Sharp Cheese $1.67 with in ad coupon
Carrots $1.18
Coffee $4.99
Bananas $.69/lb
Celery $.79/lb
Soy Flour $2.58
10 pounds Potatoes $2.48
Total Spent $20.58
I realized after I got home that the Powerade coupon only took $.20 on one of them instead of all 4. So I ended up paying $.60 more than I had to. This is a good reminder to always check your receipt. 🙁
That brings my total grocery spending to $31.43.
What was the best deal you found this week while out grocery shopping?
Great deals, Shelly. I’ve never cooked with soy flour before. Do you use that in just about any recipe that calls for flour?
I use soy flour as a substitute for eggs in recipes. It works great in pancakes, waffles, muffins, basically any baked good. I use one heaping tablespoon of soy flour and 1 tablespoon of water for each egg in the recipe.