Safeway – Spent $26.66, cauliflower and broccoli $0.97/lb, chicken $0.99/lb {Feeding My Family}

Safeway – broccoli $0.97/lb, chicken drumsticks/thighs $0.99/lb

On my way home from the gym this morning I stopped into Safeway to pick up some broccoli, cauliflower and chicken. They have an e-coupon for the broccoli and cauliflower making it only $0.97/lb – a wonderful price! Chicken thighs, chicken drumsticks and chicken quarters are all $0.99/lb.

THESE PRICES END TOMORROW (September 26). . .so if you’d like these prices, make sure to stop by before it ends.

Here’s what I purchased. . .

Broccoli, 2.83 pounds – $2.72, e-coupon

Cauliflower, 4.98 pounds – $4.79, e-coupon

Strawberries, 2 lbs – $5, in-store special (Tumwater, Washington store)
I like having fresh berries to put into my steel cut oats.

Chicken drumsticks – $4.13
Chicken thighs – $6.25
I plan to roast these in the oven with potatoes and vegetables.

Green onions – $1.29
I have some tofu and mushrooms. . . hoping to make Hot & Sour Soup

Greek Oikos Lemon Meringue – $0.62 cents each
This is a manager markdown – these are delicious!

I spent $26.66 on these items. . .bringing my monthly grocery total to $680.90.

Week of September 2 Grocery trip – $160.57
Franz Outlet Bread – $24
CSA – Farm share box (weekly) – $32.66
Chef Store trip – $43.22
Week of September 9 Grocery trip – $99.63
CSA – Farm share box (weekly) – $32.66
Amazon Subscribe & Save delivery – $49.31
Spud’s mini grocery trip – $9.46
Week of September 16 Grocery trip – $66.22
CSA – Farm share box (weekly) – $32.66
Week of September 23 Grocery Trip, $0.99 stock-up sale – $53.41
Week of September 23 Produce Grocery Trip – $17.78
CSA – Farm share box (weekly) – $32.66
Week of September 30 Safeway trip – $26.66
GROCERY TOTAL FOR THE MONTH =$680.90

PLEASE READ . . . Feeding My Family Series “Fine Print” – This series is meant as a guide to help you turn deals into meals. Every family has its own budget, dietary needs, diet choices and preferences. Manager markdowns vary by store, day and time – there is no guarantee that you’ll find similar markdowns at your local store, but it gives you an idea of what to look for. I will not tolerate any shaming or derogatory comments about my purchases or those of other people sharing their savings. Take the tips that will work for you and if something doesn’t align with your family needs – keep scrolling, without comment. If you have recipes or money saving tips, please share!

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