Grocery Deals: Stater Brothers 10/5-11

Grocery Deal Posts are going to be taking on a new form; they will only include the store I feel has the best sales that week (in other words: the store I will definitely visit).  If the sales are horrible there might not be grocery deals and if deals are glorious I will post multiple stores!  Hope this helps everyone and also makes blogging a bit more fun since posting for three stores takes me quite some time!

Stater Brothers:

Produce:
Hass Avocados @ 1.00 each = Good Price
Green Asparagus @ 1.99/lb = Great Price (usually I can find it for .99 but not this year)
Red Grapes @ .88.lb = Great Price
Navel Oranges @ .99/lb = Great Price
Cantaloupe @ 1.00 = Great Price (beware of recall)
White Corn @ .50 each = Good Price
Jonathan Apple @ 1.00/lb = Great Price
Bartlett Pears @ 1.00/lb = Great Price
Cucumbers @ .79 each= Good Price
Onions @ 1.00/lb = Good Price


Meat/Seafood:
Foster Farms Thighs or Drumsticks @ .99/lb = Great Price
Stater Brothers Raw Shrimp (frozen) @ 5.99 = Good Price
Farmer John Bacon @ 3.99 = Great Price (w/coupons)

Other: 
Hunts Tomato Sauce @ .33 = Great Price
Crystal Geyser Water @ .88.gallon = Good Price
Stater Brothers Canned Veggies @ .75 = Good Price
Valu Time Ice Cream @ 5.49 = Great Price
Green Giant Veggies @ 1.00 = Good Price (coupons available)
Betty Crocker Frosting @ 1.69 = Great Price (coupons available)
Betty Crocker Cake Mix @ 1.25 = Good Price (coupons available)
Pillsbury Grands @ 1.25 = Good Price (coupons available)
Mission Tortilla Chips @ 1.25 = Good Price

Barilla Pasta @ 1.00 = Good Price (stock up with coupons)
Life Cereal @ 1.99 = Great Price


MUST BUY 4:
Fritos or Cheetos @ 1.49 = Great Price (coupon available)
Frito Lay Variety Pack @ 5.49 = Good Price (coupons)

Happy Shopping!

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