Really, is this new? How do I activate the meal deal? Do they have it in the circular? I was there only. month ago and didn't notice it. THIS trip Peter Luger's Steak Sauce is on my list, I can't seem to find it anywhere up in Mass
that's spectacular for chicken. here it's running-
I think I have sorted out what stores carry the staples I use as what I have recently learned on here are "price leaders" where they will take a loss to get people into the doors.
I already have shredded cheese and sour cream at home.
The fajita meal deal is inside the flap of my circular in Delaware. Not a digital coupon, just Price Plus card. I found out that you need to have ALL the items in your order to get the deal. If you skip the cilantro, for example, everything else rings up at standard price.
Thanks! Extra stuff can always go to the Food BankI already have shredded cheese and sour cream at home.
The fajita meal deal is inside the flap of my circular in Delaware. Not a digital coupon, just Price Plus card. I found out that you need to have ALL the items in your order to get the deal. If you skip the cilantro, for example, everything else rings up at standard price.
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That is crazy to me. I spend about $50 a week on groceries (for just myself). Maybe up to $60 once a month. I eat relatively healthy.
It shouldn't be, unless you're buying specialty items. Meat, veggies and fruits are all naturally gluten-free. And healthy!
Bone in skin on thighs are $1.99 a pound regular price here, boneless skinless are regularly $3.98 a pound, $2.96 a pound at Walmart. I can't find a price for bone in chicken breasts, but boneless skinless are the same price as the thighs, $3.98 a pound, $2.67 at Walmart.
We had the same deal in our circular in Philly. I did buy a jar of Rao's for DH since it was on the same sale pictured here.I already have shredded cheese and sour cream at home.
The fajita meal deal is inside the flap of my circular in Delaware. Not a digital coupon, just Price Plus card. I found out that you need to have ALL the items in your order to get the deal. If you skip the cilantro, for example, everything else rings up at standard price.
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Apparently it was $215 unless I read it wrong.
Well, that's just gross.
I agree. There are times I'm shocked at what some people say they're paying for things. I guess sometimes it's nice to be in the middle of nowhere, flyover state.Well, that's just gross.
One thing I have learned on these boards is that MN seems to have some damn reasonable grocery prices.
The problem my sister is having is finding good tasting breads, pasta, etc. She found some gluten-free hamburger buns she liked. You only get four in a pack for almost 9 dollars.It shouldn't be, unless you're buying specialty items. Meat, veggies and fruits are all naturally gluten-free. And healthy!
I think you did pretty good with all that protein and fresh fruit. It freaks me out when red peppers cost more per pound than chicken. And it seems your 5 packs of protein is 15 meals. Good job!$215! Like just how, I STILL need to put in the labor to make it into meals.
The chicken breast will make about 4 meals of chicken cutlets, I'll take them when I drive so I don't spend for fast food, and the bits will be stirfry
The thighs will get marinated in Soyaki then baked or grilled for maybe 4-5 meals
The steaks will be 2 meals easy, just as steak then as steak sandwiches on garlic bread
Roast chicken will be chicken then chicken salad or enchiladas and finally soup.
I'll stretch it because that's how I do things but a person needs to afford the $215 to get there and I realize this is out of reach for many families
Bet you didn't anticipate that this might have been better suited to the controversial board.
We buy almost everything on sale. Stock up on sale items. DH and I have very simple food needs. Tend to cook 2 -3 times a week for dinners and then leftovers. Lunches usually are salads or sandwich . Breakfast, English muffins, egg, fruit, yogurt.
