The $0.30/1 Haribo printable coupon is available once again at Coupons.com. I’ve found that WinCo Foods is often a best bet as they’ve had this item priced at $0.98 for quite some months now.
Let us know if you have any other thoughts for where to use it!
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Once again, WinCo Foods is offering a cake decorating event in honor of Mother’s Day!
Stop by your local WinCo store’s bakery department either tomorrow (Friday) or Saturday between 10 am and 6 pm. Buy one 8″ round cake (white or chocolate) for $3.98 and your child can decorate it – WinCo will supply all the decorations to make it pretty for mom! There is a limit of one cake per child, and I do recommend you phone ahead to make sure your WinCo store is participating.
If you’re planning on going, you might want to see what else is on sale right now at WinCo.
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Here are the best deals Erica found at our Federal WinCo on 5/8 afternoon. Please note that prices are subject to change without notice and can vary from store to store.
Cheetos $1.78
$1/2 coupon from 4/29 Moments to Save
Bottom line: $1.28 each
Ritz Crackers
$1.98
Chips Ahoy Cookies
$1.98
Kraft BBQ Sauce $0.98
$1/2 coupon from 5/6 SmartSource
Bottom line: $0.48 each
Hytop Mustard
$0.78
Rosarita Refried Beans $0.88
$0.50/3 coupon from 4/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $0.71 each
Old El Paso Taco Shells
$0.98
Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad
$0.98
Hytop Marshmallows
$0.98
Hytop Graham Crackers
$1.58
SmorStix Roasting Sticks, 4 ct.
$1.78
Redvines Licorice
$0.88
El Monterey Burritos, family pack $1.98
$1/1 coupon from 3/4 Red Plum (if variety included)
Bottom line: $0.98
Dole Fruit Bowls in 100% juice $1.98
$0.75/2 coupon from 4/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.61 each
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Here are the best deals Erica found at our Federal WinCo on 4/24. Please note that prices are subject to change without notice and can vary from store to store.
Doritos
$2.18
Nabisco Snack Crackers, family size $2.98
$1/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $2.48 each
Keebler Deluxe Cookies $1.98
$0.75/2 coupon from 4/15 Red Plum
Bottom line: $1.61 each
Del Monte Pasta Sauce
$0.86
Kraft BBQ Sauce
$0.98
Farmhouse Noodles & Sauce
$0.88
Nutri-Grain Bars $2.28 (look for boxes with $5 worth of coupons on back)
$1/2 coupon from 4/15 Red Plum
OR $1/2 peelies
Bottom line: $1.78 each
Rosarita Refried Beans $0.88
$0.50/3 coupon from 4/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $0.71 each
Hawaiian Punch, 128 oz
$1.98
Dole Canned Pineapple $0.98
$0.50/2 coupon from 1/29 Red Plum (expires 4/30)
Bottom line: $0.73 each
Nabisco Cheese Nips $0.88
There have been $1/2 tearpad coupons floating around that can be used on this size box; it is too small to use the SmartSource printable
Bottom line: $0.38 each if you have a tearpad coupon
Dole Fruit Bowls in 100% juice $1.98
$0.75/2 coupon from 4/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.61 each
Hytop Pancake Syrup
$1.58
Propel
$0.48
On the Vine Tomatoes
$0.68/lb
Apples
Golden Delicious $0.98/lb
Red Delicious $0.98/lb
Fuji $0.98/lb
Fresh Express Bags
Hearts of Romaine $1.88
Cole Slaw $1.28
Iceberg Garden $0.98
Spinach $1.68
Honeydew Melon
$0.78/lb
Pears
D’Anjou $0.98/lb
Bosc $0.98/lb
Bananas
$0.52/lb
Mangoes
$0.78/ea
Zucchini
$0.78/lb
Grapefruit, small
$0.68/ea
Onions
Yellow $0.48/lb
Sweet $0.78/lb
Green $0.48/bundle
Tangelos
$0.78/lb
Navel Oranges
$0.88/lb
Avocados
$0.88/ea
Carrots
2 lb regular bag $0.98/ea
2 lb baby bag $2.28
Green Cabbage
$0.48/lb
Cucumbers
$0.48/ea
Potatoes
Baker $0.48/lb
Red $0.48/lb
5 lb bag of Bakers $1.28/ea
Jicama
$0.78/lb
Beets
$0.78/lb
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I hadn’t gone shopping in two weeks given that I was out for the count last week becoming Bionic woman. (An aside here – thank you to my dear friends Carmen, Cassandra, and Kerifor supplying my family with beautiful meals delivered to my home while I was recovering – you guys rock!)
Terry and I recently upped our grocery budget to $400 a month as we’re making an effort to eat more organic produce, whole foods, and reduce our eating out costs. So far, this seems to be working well for our family of four. I took $100 cash out today and started my trip at WinCo:
I spent $10.21 on everything pictured above – just bulk items! I refill our Quaker Oats bin about twice a month with the old-fashioned oats from bulk at WinCo ($1.32 to refill it!). A few other notables:
I then proceeded to hit up Trader Joe’s and Fred Meyer for the remainder of my whirlwind shopping:
It’s hard to see everything here, but I’d guess a good 60-70% of what I bought today was produce, and at least half of that was organic. I also purchased some organic meat for my family (though I won’t be eating it), along with tons of greens, pizza dough from Trader Joe’s, cereal, stuff for my son’s lunch, and a few treats to boot.
The grand total was $104.87, which is exactly $4.87 more than I wanted to spend this week. I’ll cut back a bit next week to even things out.
Here’s my meal plan this week:
I also bought plenty of smoothie fixins’ including some new greens I’m excited to try from Trader Joe’s. I’m also thinking of trying a strawberry-basil concoction later today.
I know some of you are thinking that $100 sounds like a lot of money, so let me explain how this is actually pretty affordable for my family:
I will say that given how much fresh greens we now eat, I am all the more eager for our garden to start growing, growing, growing so we can start saving, saving, saving! For more on how and why I’m eating this way, check out my recent post on my diet.
Did you do any shopping today? Have you moved to more healthful eating and if so, how have you offset any jump in cost?
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Here are the deals Erica found at her local WinCo in Federal Way. Remember that prices are subject to change at any time and can vary by location.
Ritz Crackers $2.48
$1/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $1.98 each
Nabisco Cheese Nips $0.88
There have been $1/2 tearpad coupons floating around that can be used on this size box; it is too small to use the SmartSource printable
Bottom line: $0.38 each if you have a tearpad coupon
Nutri-Grain Bars $2.28
$1/2 peelies, plus some boxes have $5 worth of coupons on the back!
Bottom line: $1.78 each
Sunbelt Granola $2.18
$0.25/1 peelies
Bottom line: $1.93
Farmhouse All Natural Noodles & Sauce
$0.88
Del Monte Spaghetti Sauce
$0.86
Hytop Mustard
$0.78
Kraft BBQ Sauce
$0.98
Nalley Chili
$0.86
Stouffers Party Size Lasagna, 90 oz $9.97
$1.50/1 coupon from April All You magazine
Bottom line: $8.47
Pepperidge Farm Texas Toast $1.88
$1/2 coupon from 3/25 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.38 each
Dole Canned Pineapple $0.98
$0.50/2 coupon from 1/29 Red Plum
Bottom line: $0.73 each
Belvita Biscuits $2.68
$1/1 coupon from 2/26 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.68
Hytop Pancake Syrup
$1.58
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Hi. I'm Angela. My goal is to show you that using coupons is easy, fun, and an effective way to save money. I'm a proud firefighter's wife, mother of two, and freelance writer. I practice ethical, common sense couponing. Since Feb 2012, I've been eating a plant-based diet. I also sometimes write posts about reality TV shows. I'm blogging out of the greater Seattle/Tacoma area. New? START HERE.
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