This is a Kroger run, saved $34.31 (does not count manager special item savings) in sales and coupons and spent $56.98
As for the trips NOT pictured this month, we were in charge of the turkey for Thanksgiving and decided to 'splurge' on an organic turkey.
We spent $36.96 on the turkey.
$54.86 on a quick costco run.
$9.62, $26.89 on a few quick run in trips my husband made for milk, eggs, etc.
Plus add the grocery runs at the start of the month... and......
Goal for november - $ 400
actual TOTAL for november.....$395.33 !
I'm always impressed with people who save so much at the store. Something I definitely have not mastered...
ReplyDeleteWow. Organic turkey's in LA were running about $75. Needless to say, we did not get one. :)
ReplyDeleteI never can find organic food on mark down:( Good job!
ReplyDeleteNice job. It is very impressive to save that kind of money on orgaincs!
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