- I use it to create my grocery list for the week as I map out my errand run. I try to group my errands according to geographic area, to save on time and gas (Ridley's is several blocks from our local library, so I always stop there on my way home from my weekly library visit).
- It gives my local blog readers (and those with an Associated Food store in their area) an idea of the weekly sales items that are a great deal. Ridley's and Nel's BiLo do not put their weekly grocery ads in our newspaper (which keeps costs down for them, but is inconvenient for shoppers).
Here are this week deals at Ridley's and Nel's BiLo. It looks like there are some really great produce deals this week! Check them out:
- Pepsi products (12 pack (12 oz) cans or 6(20oz) bottles) 4 for $5.00
- W.F. (5 quart) ice cream buckets $4.88 each
- Old Orchard frozen juice concentrate (12oz) $.85 each
- Crisco shortening (butter flavor or regular) $3.88 each
- Gold n Plump chicken (20 - 24 oz. package thighs, legs, or bone in breasts) $.95 each
- Boneless pork country style spareribs $1.59 pound
- Frozen turkeys $.89 pound
- Fresh spinach $.69 a bunch
- Butternut, Acorn, or Spaghetti squash $.59 pound
- Dole salad (12oz bag) $.87 each
- Fuji apples $.57 pound
- Cucumbers 5 for $1.00
- Roma tomatoes $.57 pound
- Medium sized yams 3 for $1.00
- Radishes or green onions 4 bunches for $1.00
You go, girl! Great job on figuring out the best way to save money on groceries. I bow down to your smarts and thriftiness. They were roasting acorn squash on Martha Stewart this week and now I want to try some.
ReplyDeleteJayaycee,
ReplyDeleteAcorn squash is my favorite.I love it steamed,but roasted is the best!