That bacon, was it in the old standard 500 gram packages or was it the newer 350 gram packages?
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LOL! ****** taxy, had to go route thru the garbage and look! Good news is that it was the 500 gr package. Which makes it an even better deal because the new ones at 350 gr are in excess of $7 or $8 ea.
I thought of it because I have gotten caught by that. I pay better attention to that difference now.
Got a couple of nice specials today.
$5.88 for .890kg of Pork Loin Roast. I cut it in half so will have two mini roasts of approx. 1 lb ea. which should then also give me two meals from each roast ($2.94= $1.47 per meal)
$6.93 for 1.048 kg Pork Loin Chops. From which I will get 6 meals = $1.16 ea.
Now these are not pretty cuts - guess they were from a beginner butcher learning! LOL - but I don't care. They don't have to be pretty to be delicious.
I cut off those blobs/tails? on the bottom of three of the chops to get small medallions.
Ready and headed for the freezer!
$5.88 for .890kg of Pork Loin Roast. I cut it in half so will have two mini roasts of approx. 1 lb ea. which should then also give me two meals from each roast ($2.94= $1.47 per meal)
$6.93 for 1.048 kg Pork Loin Chops. From which I will get 6 meals = $1.16 ea.
Now these are not pretty cuts - guess they were from a beginner butcher learning! LOL - but I don't care. They don't have to be pretty to be delicious.
Ready and headed for the freezer!
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In the reduced area of the store, they had 2 lb bags of blue ribbon brand brown rice for 50 cents each. We didn't need it but that is a steal.
Watermelons are $4.99 around here lately and sweet, and corn $4/dozen is fresh local and sweet!
Watermelons are $4.99 around here lately and sweet, and corn $4/dozen is fresh local and sweet!
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Watermelons are still $5 or less here, full size or large, seedless, not organic.
$1/bag of bananas (15)
This week at picknsave (kroger) had a digital coupon deal of $0.99 for a wrapped crown of broccoli, these are 11-12 oz each. We bought 6, and they'll be gone in no time. We really missed broccoli since it went up to $1.99/lb.
Last week we bought 2 bags of avocados $1/bag, with 15 or so avocados, in the reduced produce area. Some were very ripe some perfect, I froze the flesh in pint and 8oz containers.
$1/bag of bananas (15)
This week at picknsave (kroger) had a digital coupon deal of $0.99 for a wrapped crown of broccoli, these are 11-12 oz each. We bought 6, and they'll be gone in no time. We really missed broccoli since it went up to $1.99/lb.
Last week we bought 2 bags of avocados $1/bag, with 15 or so avocados, in the reduced produce area. Some were very ripe some perfect, I froze the flesh in pint and 8oz containers.
pepperhead212
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For those with a lidl in your area, 2 things (actually a few more in the seafood section) jumped out at me - in a group of "5 for $10" deals they have their 5 lbs of whole wheat flour (normally $2.99, which is still good!) and gallons of white vinegar (good time of year for pickling). I don't know what other good deals are included in the 5 for $10 - I'll maybe see more in the store that I use.
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@pepperhead212 I wish we had lidl here, we don't. Those are good prices, especially the ww flour, I'd be stocking up there. Thanks, good to know. If we travel to the east coast, now I know where to check for flour.
This week, at employee owned Woodman's, midwest, $1/bag, of 13 bananas (this time), 7 apples, 12 bananas, and two bags of tomatoes (20+). I made a spaghetti mushroom sauce with the tomatoes, we're still eating the rest. $5 is good. We never know what we'll find there. Plus they have a huge produce department.
This week, at employee owned Woodman's, midwest, $1/bag, of 13 bananas (this time), 7 apples, 12 bananas, and two bags of tomatoes (20+). I made a spaghetti mushroom sauce with the tomatoes, we're still eating the rest. $5 is good. We never know what we'll find there. Plus they have a huge produce department.
Almost forgot, got a large bag of tomatoes for $2.99. There were roma's, beef or something, and on-the-vine. Must have been more than 15 pcs. Sorry I didn't weigh them. Split them with DIL as there was no way I could munch my way thru all that.
Loyalty card customers can save a $1.00 a lb on prime beef Roasts. At $8.99 a pound, the average roast I saw in the bin was $85.00 to $95.00. Sure, I'll take 3, NOT!!!
Loyalty card customers can save a $1.00 a lb on prime beef Roasts. At $8.99 a pound, the average roast I saw in the bin was $85.00 to $95.00. Sure, I'll take 3, NOT!!!
We don't have this store in Canada, they do not accept Credit Cards. Sort of wished we did! I know one or two of our stores are employee owned to a certain degree but not completely?
Aunt Bea
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Aldi had a similar policy when they first arrived.
They also closed on Sunday and most holidays.
They eventually aligned the majority of their polices with the competition.
Milk & Orange Juice cost me $84.00 yesterday.... 
because, of course, I could not leave without a couple of specials.
Whole roasting chicken normally costs about $18.00 or more, got one weighing 2.5 k for $6.86.
Two vac sealed pork tenderloins for $6.56. I used to pay around $4.00 for the same thing but seems to be rare for a really good sale now-a-days. Unfortunately I will have to open the package to separate but I'd never eat the two of them and I don't want to defrost just to get at one and throw the other back in the freezer. Matter of fact I just might even cut one in half to make 2 small loins which is perfect for a single meal.
So much for the "not going to buy any more for the freezer "
Been doing pretty good to eat from there lately. That resolve flies out the window the moment I walk into a grocery store.
@taxlady , maybe I should have my groceries delivered like you - out of sight - out of mind. Only I just can't stand someone else picking out my meats and vegies!
because, of course, I could not leave without a couple of specials.Whole roasting chicken normally costs about $18.00 or more, got one weighing 2.5 k for $6.86.
Two vac sealed pork tenderloins for $6.56. I used to pay around $4.00 for the same thing but seems to be rare for a really good sale now-a-days. Unfortunately I will have to open the package to separate but I'd never eat the two of them and I don't want to defrost just to get at one and throw the other back in the freezer. Matter of fact I just might even cut one in half to make 2 small loins which is perfect for a single meal.
So much for the "not going to buy any more for the freezer "
Been doing pretty good to eat from there lately. That resolve flies out the window the moment I walk into a grocery store.
@taxlady , maybe I should have my groceries delivered like you - out of sight - out of mind. Only I just can't stand someone else picking out my meats and vegies!
A good bargain can be hard to resist even if you aren't in the store. Ask me how I know.Milk & Orange Juice cost me $84.00 yesterday....
Whole roasting chicken normally costs about $18.00 or more, got one weighing 2.5 k for $6.86.
Two vac sealed pork tenderloins for $6.56. I used to pay around $4.00 for the same thing but seems to be rare for a really good sale now-a-days. Unfortunately I will have to open the package to separate but I'd never eat the two of them and I don't want to defrost just to get at one and throw the other back in the freezer. Matter of fact I just might even cut one in half to make 2 small loins which is perfect for a single meal.
So much for the "not going to buy any more for the freezer "
Been doing pretty good to eat from there lately. That resolve flies out the window the moment I walk into a grocery store.
@taxlady , maybe I should have my groceries delivered like you - out of sight - out of mind. Only I just can't stand someone else picking out my meats and vegies!
I understand about not liking it when other people choose your meat and produce. I would buy more beef if it weren't for that. I find that the chicken pieces and whole chickens are always nice from Lufa. I almost always get chicken from Ferme des Voltigeurs, which is a family business and the chicken is very tasty. If my produce is not as nice as I think it should be, I ask for a refund and have always gotten one. I get almost all my produce from Lufa. I get other stuff from Métro and Voilá.
