Here is a look at my shopping trip today. I was able to go early in the morning after I took my son to preschool, and grabbed a few coupons, and wanted to get my total above $25 because I had a coupon from the Thunder Game (the $5/ $25 coupon is found inside the free booklet they pass out when you enter the Ford Center) My plan is to make hamburgers tonight, so I needed to buy meat, buns and milk for sure. You want to know some of my tricks. I am going to share.
1. Buy reduce sale meats. This can save you almost 1/2 off your meat purchase. Homeland grounds their meet fresh everyday, so most mornings there should be meat for sale. Mine I bought was $1.69 for 80/20.
2. Milk and Dairy Reduced sale. My store marks their milk down on Sundays and Wednessdays. .99 or .50 for 1/2 gallon. Just to say milk in a very cold refridgerator will stay good for a few days after expiration date.
3. Use coupons on items you can get cheap or free when able. If you are not going to use the product, then donate to a food pantry or shelter!
You want to know how much I spent on above items?
Under $10.
($9.63 to be exact!)
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I like to think of myself frugal, but not cheap. Which means I do like good quality items, I just look for way to get items at a great deal! I believe couponing is for anyone and everyone, it is an easy way to save money on things you already use on a regular basis. In 2009, I was picked by Savings.com to be a deal pro. It was such an honor, and I met some great frugal bloggers. I was chosen again for the second year in a row for Savings.com Deal Pro for 2010! During this past year I attend the Disney Moms Social Media event 2010. So far 2010 has been a great year. {