Grocery Deals February 23 - March 1st!

Ralphs:
  • Whole Chickens @ .59/lb -Stock Up Price!
  • Cantaloupe @ 2 for $3 - Good price, will buy one!
  • Mangos @ $1 Each - Good Price will buy!
  • Kiwi @ 3 for $1 - Great Price will buy!
  • Red Grapes @ .88/lb - Great Price!
  • Eggo Waffles @ 1.19 (when you buy 10 part. items) w/coupon stock up
  • Barilla Pasta @ $1/box - Stock Up Price - look for coupons!
  • Chicken of the Sea @ .50/can - Great Price!
  • Activia Yogurt @ 1.88 - Great Price with Coupons.
  • Ralphs Sour Cream @ $1 for 16oz - Great Price
  • Colgate Toothpaste @ .98 - Stock Up with Coupons these should be FREE
Albertsons:
  • 85% Lean Ground Beef @ 1.99/lb - Stock Up Price!
  • Albertsons Canned Beans @ .50 / can - Great Price!
  • Honey Bunches of Oats @ 1.99 / box - Great Price!
  • Zatarains Rice Boxes @ $1 / box - Stock Up Price - Coupons Available!
  • Ronzoni Pasta @ $1/ Box - Stock Up Price (especially with coupons)!
  • Nestle Snack Trays of Candy @ $1 per 8pack - Good Price!
  • Knorr Lipton Rice/Pasta Sides @ $1 / Side - Good Price!

Stater Brothers:
  • Foster Farms Whole Chicken @ .75/lb - Great Price
  • Fiber One Granola Bars @ 1.49 Per Box - Stock Up Price with Coupons
  • Navel Oranges @ .49 / lb - Stock Up Price! (juice and freeze or peel & freeze)
  • Farmland Slice Bacon @ 2.50 / 12oz - Great Price - Stock Up With Coupons
  • Banquet Pot Pies @ .50 / pot pie - Great Price!
  • Farmer John Pork Links @ .99 - Great Price
  • Hunts Canned Spaghetti Sauce @ .99 - Great Price
Just a recap - these are the status of the prices of items I follow!  I do not follow every item on sale in every store nor do I match up coupons (though I try to tell you when I KNOW there are some).  So check sites like http://www.couponmom.com/ or http://www.moneysavingmom.com/ for coupon match ups. 

These just take the normal coupon matchups one step further and let you know if I *think* it is a good/great/ or stock up price or if it's not! 

Happy Shopping,

Ash of All Trades

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