Grocery Deals - Yes there are some GREAT deals right now!

With the holiday's fast approaching sales are finally becoming available.  By sales I mean stock up sales!!!!!!! Okay yes retail sales have been awesome too and I have scored some Christmas gifts for prices well under budget and that definitely makes me happy, but so does a full pantry!

Ralphs and Stater Brothers have the best sales this week so those are the ones listed below but I did want to point out that Albertsons's has Butterball turkey's Buy One Get One Free with a $25 purchase.

Ralphs Deals:
  • Foster Farms Bone in Chicken Meat - @ .97/lb = Stock Up Price
  • Broccoli or Cauliflower @ .88/lb = Stock Up Price
  • Roma Tomatoes @ .88/lb = Great Price
  • Hansen's Apple Juice @ 1.99 = Great Price
  • Ritz Crackers @ 1.99 = Great Price (coupons available)
  • Hass Avocados @ 1.00 = Good Price
BUY 10  SAVE $5
  • Ocean Spray Cranberry Sauce @ .99 = Great Price (last year's low was .49)
  • Annie's Mac N Cheese @ .69 = Excellent Price (Coupons available)
  • Bumble Bee Light Tuna @ .69 = Great Price
  • Del Monte Canned Vegetables @ .49 = Stock Up Price 
  • Swanson Broth @ .49 = Stock Up Price (coupons available)
  • Campbell's Cream of Mushroom or Chicken @.49 = Stock Up Price (coupons available)
  • Hormel Chili w/beans @ .99 = Great Price (coupons available)
  • Stove Top @ .99 = Great Price (last years price was .49)
  • Craisins @ 2.49 = Good Price (unless you can find them in bulk)
  • Hormel Pepperoni @ 2.49 = Great Price
  • Last week the Challenge Butter was included but not in ad - if it is included there are $1 off coupons making it a great deal!
Stater Brothers Deals:
  • Bartlett Pears @ .79/lb = Excellent Price
  • Stater Bros. Canned Veggies @ .69 = Good Price
  • Black Grapes @ .99/lb = Great Price
  • Broccoli @ .99/lb = Excellent Price
  • Italian Zucchini @ .99/lb = Great Price
  • Hass Avocados @ 1.00 = Good Price
  • White Onions @ 1.00/lb = Great Price
  • Ground Beef 81% @ 2.59/lb = Good Price (it goes as low as 1.99 at Albertsons a few times a year)
  • Sun Vista Beans @ .99/big can = Excellent Price for canned beans
  • Thomas' English Muffins @ 1.99 = Good Price
  • Tomato Sauce @ .39 = Great Price
  • Cool Whip @ .99 = Great Price
BUY 10 EACH ITEM 75 CENTS
  • Kraft Dressing @ .75 = Great Price
  • Kraft Mac N Cheese @ .75 = Great Price recently
  • Nabisco Snack Bags @ .75 = Excellent Price
  • Corn Nuts @ .75 = Great Price
TIP: My grocery tip for this week is that I don't always buy the same things.  For instance english muffins are on sale so I might buy them - but I definitely wouldn't buy them at regular price!  Variety is one way to keep your grocery budget lower!

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