2 small watermelons, 2 ears of corn, 4 tomatoes, 4-12 packs of soda, 3 cans baked beans, 1 mayonnaise, a half pound of London Broil from the deli, 4 boxes of brownie mix, 2 pounds of bacon, 3-half pound packages of cheese, 3 packages of pork ribs, a gallon of almond milk, and a half dozen sandwich rolls. The total price of these groceries would have been $132.10 but by buying loss leaders, sale items, and using the store's app, we only paid $54.89 for a savings of $77.21!
We have lots of food stored up in the freezer and in the pantry so this will just add to the stockpile and make it super easy to pull together a meal quickly and inexpensively (needless to say, taking a dozen people out to dinner every night would cost a fortune so this is one of the biggest ways we save money when we host visitors!).
That is a great savings for the groceries. But, for that many people, why did you buy 2 ears of corn? I imagine your guests appreciate your cooking and packing lunches to save money for them.
ReplyDeleteLOL good question. We have a lot of corn in the freezer and our freezer is to the point we can't fit anything else in it but the corn was only 5 cents and ear so it looked good for dinner tonight!
DeleteGroceries are always something I would like to see myself cut back on more... expense wise- not eating wise-LOL
ReplyDeleteWe try to be frugal with our groceries and not buy stuff that will end up in the garbage. It was great when the kids lived at home--they ate everything!
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