There are some pretty good deals out there this week. I put my favorites in red. I did want to mention that the cooler weather is here and we need to be thinking about the cold and flu season. It may be time to stock up on vitamins and there are great sales out there this week. Also, it is really nice once you or your kids get that cold to already have the meds and cough drops ready. I think that flu shots have started too, so go get a flu shot if you need to.
If you have any kitchen type items you want to get for (dare I say it) Christmas, Shopko has most everything at BOGO which is of course 50% off, but you have to buy 2. Something to think about.
Fred Meyer
15% off coupon for all apparel, shoes, accessories - thru Sat. (coupon in ad for week in front of store)
Hershey's snack size Almond Joy, Kit Kat, Reese's and more 1.88 w/coupon
plus $1 off 3 coupon in Sunday coupons from last week.
Large Fuji Apples .88/lb
Chicken Fryer Breast (bone in) .99/lb
Fred Meyer Butter 2/$4
Progress Light Soup 4/$5
Kmart
$5 off any purchase $50 or more
25% off Halloween costumes
30% off coats & shoes
Rite Aid
Rite Aid Vitamins - Buy one get one free
Always and Tampax - Buy one get one 50% off
Walgreens
Nature's Bounty, Oseo Bi-Flex, Walgreens and Sundown vitamins and supplements,
mix and match Buy one get one free
Shopko
Buy1 get 1 Free Sale
GE lightbulbs
Filtrete Furnace Filters
Decorative Items - window panels, picture frames, pillows, slip covers, chair pads, rugs, door mats, lamps, candles, Halloween decorations
Furniture - kitchen chairs, bar stools, book cases, storage cabinets
Kitchen items - glassware, towels and hotpads, bakeware, gourmet appliances, open stock cookware and dinnerware, kitchen gadgets
Bed pillows
Boys and Girls screen tees
luggage
cold weather accessories
sterling silver jewelry
Envision studio fashion jewelry
designer handbags
50% off all blankets and throws
40% off Halloween costumes
Buy one get one 50% off all shopko vitamins
And if anyone sees or knows of any great deal out there, please send me a quick email or call so I can share it with everyone!
hale62go@gmail.com 895-0135
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Blue Chip Group and Shelf Reliance
This is a place where I ordered a few different food storage products a few years ago. They sell Morning Moo and a lot of other food storage items and the prices are very good. I doubt you can beat them. That is if you don't have to pay shipping.
http://www.bluechipgroup.net/products/fdretail.pdf
Here is another food storage and store systems company that I get email on. This link is to their "sale" items.
http://www.shelfreliance.com/shop/sales
http://www.bluechipgroup.net/products/fdretail.pdf
Here is another food storage and store systems company that I get email on. This link is to their "sale" items.
http://www.shelfreliance.com/shop/sales
Paul's Case Lot Sale
Here are some prices for the case lot sale at Paul's. Thanks to Darci for sending these to me.
Case of Kraft mac and cheese - 7.00 (8 packages in a case)
Kleenex 2 for 3.00
Case of paper towels (15 rolls) 6.98
Case of toilet paper (never tried the brand so we'll see how it is) 36 rolls 6.98
Case of 24 kidney beans 12.00
25 lbs Sugar 8.98 (limit two - cheeper than Costco 10.99)
Tomatoe sauce case of 48 11.00
Case of 24 green beans 11.28
Case of 24 corn 11.28 (they also have peas at this price)
Case of 24 canned tomatoes 12.00
Case of 8 apple juice (64 0z) 10.00
Spring water 2.48 24 pack
I'm pretty sure the other types of beans we didn't buy were the same as the Kidney beans and all the vegatables were 11.28 a case.
I did a little checking on the prices for the White Wheat listed in the previous post. The email that was sent to me said that the cannery is out of white wheat and will not be getting any until January. They were not sure of what the price will be. My price list (dec. 2007) had wheat at 6.25 for 25 lbs., which is a little cheeper (50 lbs. for $15).
Case of Kraft mac and cheese - 7.00 (8 packages in a case)
Kleenex 2 for 3.00
Case of paper towels (15 rolls) 6.98
Case of toilet paper (never tried the brand so we'll see how it is) 36 rolls 6.98
Case of 24 kidney beans 12.00
25 lbs Sugar 8.98 (limit two - cheeper than Costco 10.99)
Tomatoe sauce case of 48 11.00
Case of 24 green beans 11.28
Case of 24 corn 11.28 (they also have peas at this price)
Case of 24 canned tomatoes 12.00
Case of 8 apple juice (64 0z) 10.00
Spring water 2.48 24 pack
I'm pretty sure the other types of beans we didn't buy were the same as the Kidney beans and all the vegatables were 11.28 a case.
I did a little checking on the prices for the White Wheat listed in the previous post. The email that was sent to me said that the cannery is out of white wheat and will not be getting any until January. They were not sure of what the price will be. My price list (dec. 2007) had wheat at 6.25 for 25 lbs., which is a little cheeper (50 lbs. for $15).
Friday, October 3, 2008
Bargains
I just got this email passed on to me from my sister in the Cottonwood park ward who got it passed on to her. I'm not sure who it originated from, Angie? I am going to check out some of the deals that are listed here. I will buy a few boxes of the crackers. I am also going to buy some wheat. If any of you find something good with the Paul's Market deal, let me know.
Ok ladies here it comes, hold on to your seats-
First of all Walmart is having a sale on their Saltine crackers $.50 a box, stock up for those days your kids are sick or you need them for soup or to crush for recipes, also their Nestle Hot coco 10pkg box is $1.00 cheaper than the generic brand and you can pick different flavors like Milk chocolate, or Double Chocolate if your like me. In my experience the bargains are usually on the ends of the aisle so look there. Walmart seems to be rotating their deals about every week or so and some of them are pretty good.
Paul's Market is having it's case lot sale, from what I understand (I've never done this before) you go and can order items by the case and I guess it can be quite a bit cheaper. You pay when you pick it up. I looked on the website and couldn't find exactly what all was available or even exactly how it worked but if I go I'll let you know the details. The sale ends Tuesday October 7th from what I can gather from the website, but it might be worth checking out. If anyone knows more about it, feel free to share with me and I'll pass it on.
http://www.pauls.net/Weekly_Ad_Page_1.htm
I just got a great tip on White Wheat! There is a place in Nampa called MELMONT BEAN and SEED that is selling wheat for $15 for 50 pounds. That is one heck of a deal! I paid $33 for the same 50 lbs. this summer. Anyway, you can buy it in the bag, or for $24 it comes already in a 6 gallon bucket! So, don't delay, this is an amazing deal. I called the man and he said you just have to call his office phone number and leave a message telling him how many bags you want and they will have it ready for you to pick up. The number to call is 495-2818. Their address is 4842 Southside Blvd in Nampa. He also has pinto beans. Pass this info on to anyone who needs their wheat.
Ok last but not least thanks to all of you who call or email me great deals, it helps us all out, I really appreciate it. Let me know how else I can help!
Now go bargin hunt and let know what else you find!!
Happy saving and storing!
Angie
Ok ladies here it comes, hold on to your seats-
First of all Walmart is having a sale on their Saltine crackers $.50 a box, stock up for those days your kids are sick or you need them for soup or to crush for recipes, also their Nestle Hot coco 10pkg box is $1.00 cheaper than the generic brand and you can pick different flavors like Milk chocolate, or Double Chocolate if your like me. In my experience the bargains are usually on the ends of the aisle so look there. Walmart seems to be rotating their deals about every week or so and some of them are pretty good.
Paul's Market is having it's case lot sale, from what I understand (I've never done this before) you go and can order items by the case and I guess it can be quite a bit cheaper. You pay when you pick it up. I looked on the website and couldn't find exactly what all was available or even exactly how it worked but if I go I'll let you know the details. The sale ends Tuesday October 7th from what I can gather from the website, but it might be worth checking out. If anyone knows more about it, feel free to share with me and I'll pass it on.
http://www.pauls.net/Weekly_Ad_Page_1.htm
I just got a great tip on White Wheat! There is a place in Nampa called MELMONT BEAN and SEED that is selling wheat for $15 for 50 pounds. That is one heck of a deal! I paid $33 for the same 50 lbs. this summer. Anyway, you can buy it in the bag, or for $24 it comes already in a 6 gallon bucket! So, don't delay, this is an amazing deal. I called the man and he said you just have to call his office phone number and leave a message telling him how many bags you want and they will have it ready for you to pick up. The number to call is 495-2818. Their address is 4842 Southside Blvd in Nampa. He also has pinto beans. Pass this info on to anyone who needs their wheat.
Ok last but not least thanks to all of you who call or email me great deals, it helps us all out, I really appreciate it. Let me know how else I can help!
Now go bargin hunt and let know what else you find!!
Happy saving and storing!
Angie
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Storage Recommendation of the Week
Buy the 1.69/lb chicken from Albertsons. Make a double recipe your favorite chicken recipe. Freeze the left overs.
Buy several of the Ultra Dawn from Albertsons for $1.
Here is a chicken recipe that I made up this summer to use the plentiful zucchini and still be pretty low carb (I'm trying to avoid carbs!) This would freeze just fine.
Chicken
Zucchini
Salsa
Cheddar, Jack, or Pepper Jack Cheese
Cream (optional)
Dice and cook chicken w/minced garlic. Slice and saute' zucchini in butter. Place a layer of zucchini in a casserole dish. Add a layer of chicken. Cover chicken with salsa and cheese and a little cream if you want. Repeat. Heat to melt cheese.
Buy several of the Ultra Dawn from Albertsons for $1.
Here is a chicken recipe that I made up this summer to use the plentiful zucchini and still be pretty low carb (I'm trying to avoid carbs!) This would freeze just fine.
Chicken
Zucchini
Salsa
Cheddar, Jack, or Pepper Jack Cheese
Cream (optional)
Dice and cook chicken w/minced garlic. Slice and saute' zucchini in butter. Place a layer of zucchini in a casserole dish. Add a layer of chicken. Cover chicken with salsa and cheese and a little cream if you want. Repeat. Heat to melt cheese.
Albertsons this week 10/01/08
Looks like there are quite a few items worth mentioning.
Chicken breast or tenders - 1.69/lb
Grapes .88/lb
Hot pockets (8) or Paninis (6) 1.88 Each
Cereal, Soup, etc. (when you buy 10 items) 1.50 each
Trix, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, Cheerios, Kix, Total
Progesso Rich & Hearty Soups
Betty Crocker Cookie Pouch
Pillsbury Ready to back Cookies
Ghiradelli Baking Chocolate 4 oz
Green Giant Veggies 7-10 oz
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Dawn Ultra Dishsoap $1
Buy one Get one Free (regular Price)
Pork Loin Chops (3.49 lb)
Boneless Pork Shoulder Ribs (3.99/lb)
Boneless Pork Sirloin (4.49)
Lean Ground Beef (4.99)
Sirloin Tip Roast (5.99)
Three Day Sale Thursday - Saturday
Beef Bone In Rib Eye 5.88
Extra Lean Ground Beef 1.99
Poink Loin Baby Back Ribs 3.99
Chicken breast or tenders - 1.69/lb
Grapes .88/lb
Hot pockets (8) or Paninis (6) 1.88 Each
Cereal, Soup, etc. (when you buy 10 items) 1.50 each
Trix, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Lucky Charms, Cheerios, Kix, Total
Progesso Rich & Hearty Soups
Betty Crocker Cookie Pouch
Pillsbury Ready to back Cookies
Ghiradelli Baking Chocolate 4 oz
Green Giant Veggies 7-10 oz
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Dawn Ultra Dishsoap $1
Buy one Get one Free (regular Price)
Pork Loin Chops (3.49 lb)
Boneless Pork Shoulder Ribs (3.99/lb)
Boneless Pork Sirloin (4.49)
Lean Ground Beef (4.99)
Sirloin Tip Roast (5.99)
Three Day Sale Thursday - Saturday
Beef Bone In Rib Eye 5.88
Extra Lean Ground Beef 1.99
Poink Loin Baby Back Ribs 3.99
Monday, September 29, 2008
Deals of the week - Sept 29
I read the paper and nothing seemed like a great deal to me this week. Maybe it is because I have a garage full of apples and other produce that I was able to harvest from our parents' homes in Rupert while we were there. Not to mention all the left over salads and BBQ. It makes me not think that I will ever need to grocery shop again. Or maybe the news is just getting to me and making me want to quit spending now.
One suggestion I do have for the week is that IF you have a garden and it has treated you well this season, don't quit on it. That is my tendancy this time of year. I just get tired of it. If this is you, look for someone to share the wealth with if you have canned, eaten, frozen all you can. If you need help, comment here or email me and I will find someone for you. :)
So in looking in the paper for food storage type items, I did see the following:
Fred Meyer
Whole chickens .79/lb
pumpkins (cook and freeze for pies later) .18/lb
Pillsbury cake mixes .89
Pastaroni $1
Remember the last day for the Albertons ad is tomorrow - Tuesday. There were some pretty good deals there. And don't forget Winco.
I am also considering putting together an order for dry goods such as beans, sugar, popcorn, etc. I have a contact in Rupert that can get us some good deals there. Potatoes are another possibility if there is interest. Please make a comment here and tell me if and what you are interested in.
One suggestion I do have for the week is that IF you have a garden and it has treated you well this season, don't quit on it. That is my tendancy this time of year. I just get tired of it. If this is you, look for someone to share the wealth with if you have canned, eaten, frozen all you can. If you need help, comment here or email me and I will find someone for you. :)
So in looking in the paper for food storage type items, I did see the following:
Fred Meyer
Whole chickens .79/lb
pumpkins (cook and freeze for pies later) .18/lb
Pillsbury cake mixes .89
Pastaroni $1
Remember the last day for the Albertons ad is tomorrow - Tuesday. There were some pretty good deals there. And don't forget Winco.
I am also considering putting together an order for dry goods such as beans, sugar, popcorn, etc. I have a contact in Rupert that can get us some good deals there. Potatoes are another possibility if there is interest. Please make a comment here and tell me if and what you are interested in.
Monday, September 22, 2008
Free TV
I always like a good deal. And I love my tv shows. I do not have USA network anymore, but I can watch my favorite shows online, for free. Also, if you missed an episode, didn't DVR/Tevo it, or what ever, almost everything is available online. Here some links if you feel like being entertained and wasting time.
http://www.usanetwork.com/fullepisodes/
http://www.nbc.com/Video/library/
http://community.abcfamily.go.com/watch
http://abc.go.com/
http://www.cbs.com/hd/
Ok, here is something you can feel a little better about. BYUTV, PBS, and Discovery Channel.
http://www.byutv.org/streaming/
http://video.discovery.com/
http://www.pbs.org/video/
http://www.usanetwork.com/fullepisodes/
http://www.nbc.com/Video/library/
http://community.abcfamily.go.com/watch
http://abc.go.com/
http://www.cbs.com/hd/
Ok, here is something you can feel a little better about. BYUTV, PBS, and Discovery Channel.
http://www.byutv.org/streaming/
http://video.discovery.com/
http://www.pbs.org/video/
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Robert Smith
Here is another way to add to your food storage. Robert Smith has been selling food storage items for quite a few years. If you would like to be on his email distribution list or have a question for him, email him at rsmith20055@msn.com
Sept 08 - Food Storage Items
Red Feather Canned Butter:
We have found a canned butter that is
imported from New Zealand with an
indefinite shelf life, no refrigeration is
necessary!!
It is a smooth, creamy, high-quality
butter. And the best part (besides the
great taste), is the list of ingredients;
Pasteurized Cream and Salt – that’s
it!!
___4.35 12 oz can
___99.05 18 lb case of 24 cans
Red Feather Canned Cheddar
Cheese:
We have found a canned cheese that
is imported from Australia with a 10 -
15 year minimum shelf life, no
refrigeration is necessary!!
This is real cheese that can be
grated like any other cheese. It
melts, it can be sliced into thin
slices for sandwiches, pizzas,
lasagna or meat loaf – it’s great
for grilled cheese sandwiches,
fantastic omelets or just by the
slice.
___2.65 7.9 oz can
___91.25 18 lb case of 36 cans
Yoder's Canned Bacon:
Each can is 9 ounces of fully
cooked and drained bacon. Each
can is the highest quality fresh
#1 bacon slices. Cured, cooked
and then hand wrapped, rolled
and packed in the U.S.
With a shelf life in excess of 10
years, this bacon makes a perfect
addition to your food storage
program and it is great for every
day use.
___9.50 9 oz can
___108.90 6.75 lb case of 12
cans
Yoder's Canned Meats:
Made in Ohio as an Amish family
tradition for more than 40 years.
Each case contains 12/28 oz cans
- Fully Cooked, Low fat content,
10+ years non-refrigerated shelf
life, and 100% US Raised and US
Canned Meats.
Beef Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Chicken Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Pork Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Turkey Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Pork Sausage
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Ground Beef
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
MOUNTAIN HOUSE FREEZE
DRIED PRODUCTS:
If you want to eat or store the best...
look no further than the Mountain
House® brand. Mountain House®
Freeze dried food products are
surprisingly delicious, generally require
no cooking (just add water) and taste
as fresh years from now as they do
today. Great for Emergency
Preparedness, camping, hiking and
backpacking meals, 72 hour kits,
comfort food and sick days. Great
tasting, High Quality, Light Weight,
Easy to Prepare, hearty servings and
long shelf life...10+ years.
SINGLE SERVING:
Rice & Chicken
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Spaghetti
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Beef Stew
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Beef Stroganoff
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Chicken Teriyaki
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Lasagna
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Chili Mac w/Beef
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Sweet & Sour Pork
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Pasta Primavera
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Mexican Chicken w/Rice
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
DOUBLE SERVING:
Rice & Chicken
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Spaghetti
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Hearty Stew w/Beef
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Beef Stroganoff
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chicken Teriyaki
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Lasagna
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chili Mac w/Beef
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Sweet & Sour Pork
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Pasta Primavera
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Mexican Chicken w/Rice
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Chicken Stew
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Chicken ala King
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Chicken Polynesian
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Beef Teriyaki
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Noodles & Chicken
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Wild Rice & Mushroom Pilaf
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Turkey Tetrazzini
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Vegetable Lasagna
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Oriental Style Spicy Chicken
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Seafood Chowder
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Jamaican Style Chicken w/Rice
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Macaroni & Cheese
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Potatoes & Cheddar
___4.33 each
___25.03 case of 6
Potatoes & Beef
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Grilled Chicken Breast w/Mashed
Potatoes
___6.85 each
___39.61 case of 6
FOUR-SERVING:
Spaghetti
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Hearty Stew w/Beef
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Beef Stroganoff
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Lasagna
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
BREAKFAST:
Scrambled Eggs
___3.43 each
___19.85 case of 6
Scrambled Eggs w/Ham
___3.88 each
___22.44 case of 6
Scrambled Eggs w/Bacon
___3.88 each
___22.44 case of 6
Granola w/Blueberries
___3.39 each
___19.60 case of 6
VEGETABLES:
Peas
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
Green Beans
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
Corn
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
SNACKS & DESSERTS:
Neapolitan Ice Cream Bar
___1.75 each
___20.25 case of 12
Ice Cream Sandwich
___1.68 each
___19.44 case of 12
Raspberry Crumble
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Blueberry Cheesecake
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chocolate Strawberry Crunch
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Organic Strawberries
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Mangos
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Apples
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Bananas
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
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Please write how many you want
next to the items.
---------------------------------------
Thank you for your order!
Name ____________________
Phone ____________________
Sub Total $____________
6% Sales Tax $__________
Check Amt. $____________
Sept 08 - Food Storage Items
Red Feather Canned Butter:
We have found a canned butter that is
imported from New Zealand with an
indefinite shelf life, no refrigeration is
necessary!!
It is a smooth, creamy, high-quality
butter. And the best part (besides the
great taste), is the list of ingredients;
Pasteurized Cream and Salt – that’s
it!!
___4.35 12 oz can
___99.05 18 lb case of 24 cans
Red Feather Canned Cheddar
Cheese:
We have found a canned cheese that
is imported from Australia with a 10 -
15 year minimum shelf life, no
refrigeration is necessary!!
This is real cheese that can be
grated like any other cheese. It
melts, it can be sliced into thin
slices for sandwiches, pizzas,
lasagna or meat loaf – it’s great
for grilled cheese sandwiches,
fantastic omelets or just by the
slice.
___2.65 7.9 oz can
___91.25 18 lb case of 36 cans
Yoder's Canned Bacon:
Each can is 9 ounces of fully
cooked and drained bacon. Each
can is the highest quality fresh
#1 bacon slices. Cured, cooked
and then hand wrapped, rolled
and packed in the U.S.
With a shelf life in excess of 10
years, this bacon makes a perfect
addition to your food storage
program and it is great for every
day use.
___9.50 9 oz can
___108.90 6.75 lb case of 12
cans
Yoder's Canned Meats:
Made in Ohio as an Amish family
tradition for more than 40 years.
Each case contains 12/28 oz cans
- Fully Cooked, Low fat content,
10+ years non-refrigerated shelf
life, and 100% US Raised and US
Canned Meats.
Beef Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Chicken Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Pork Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Turkey Chunks
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Pork Sausage
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
Ground Beef
___6.85 28 oz can
___78.35 21 lb case of 12 cans
MOUNTAIN HOUSE FREEZE
DRIED PRODUCTS:
If you want to eat or store the best...
look no further than the Mountain
House® brand. Mountain House®
Freeze dried food products are
surprisingly delicious, generally require
no cooking (just add water) and taste
as fresh years from now as they do
today. Great for Emergency
Preparedness, camping, hiking and
backpacking meals, 72 hour kits,
comfort food and sick days. Great
tasting, High Quality, Light Weight,
Easy to Prepare, hearty servings and
long shelf life...10+ years.
SINGLE SERVING:
Rice & Chicken
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Spaghetti
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Beef Stew
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Beef Stroganoff
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Chicken Teriyaki
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Lasagna
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Chili Mac w/Beef
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Sweet & Sour Pork
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Pasta Primavera
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
Mexican Chicken w/Rice
___4.54 each
___26.24 case of 6
DOUBLE SERVING:
Rice & Chicken
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Spaghetti
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Hearty Stew w/Beef
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Beef Stroganoff
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chicken Teriyaki
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Lasagna
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chili Mac w/Beef
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Sweet & Sour Pork
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Pasta Primavera
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Mexican Chicken w/Rice
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Chicken Stew
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Chicken ala King
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Chicken Polynesian
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Beef Teriyaki
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Noodles & Chicken
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Wild Rice & Mushroom Pilaf
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Turkey Tetrazzini
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Vegetable Lasagna
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Oriental Style Spicy Chicken
___5.98 each
___34.59 case of 6
Seafood Chowder
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Jamaican Style Chicken w/Rice
___5.54 each
___32.08 case of 6
Macaroni & Cheese
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Potatoes & Cheddar
___4.33 each
___25.03 case of 6
Potatoes & Beef
___4.69 each
___27.14 case of 6
Grilled Chicken Breast w/Mashed
Potatoes
___6.85 each
___39.61 case of 6
FOUR-SERVING:
Spaghetti
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Hearty Stew w/Beef
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Beef Stroganoff
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
Lasagna
___8.68 each
___25.11 case of 3
BREAKFAST:
Scrambled Eggs
___3.43 each
___19.85 case of 6
Scrambled Eggs w/Ham
___3.88 each
___22.44 case of 6
Scrambled Eggs w/Bacon
___3.88 each
___22.44 case of 6
Granola w/Blueberries
___3.39 each
___19.60 case of 6
VEGETABLES:
Peas
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
Green Beans
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
Corn
___2.45 each
___14.18 case of 6
SNACKS & DESSERTS:
Neapolitan Ice Cream Bar
___1.75 each
___20.25 case of 12
Ice Cream Sandwich
___1.68 each
___19.44 case of 12
Raspberry Crumble
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Blueberry Cheesecake
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Chocolate Strawberry Crunch
___5.11 each
___29.57 case of 6
Organic Strawberries
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Mangos
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Apples
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
Organic Bananas
___3.02 each
___23.33 case of 8
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Sunday, September 7, 2008
Build a Reserve - Avoid Debt
I have been thinking a little about debt and savings. The latest statistics show that our national savings rate is actually in the negative for the first time ever. See this article for an interesting perspective on this topic. http://www.fool.com/personal-finance/retirement/2007/02/02/our-savings-rate-is-abysmal.aspx
Here's what our prophets have counseled.
President Heber J. Grant said, “From my earliest recollections, from the days of Brigham Young until now, I have listened to men standing in the pulpit … urging the people not to run into debt; and I believe that the great majority of all our troubles today is caused through the failure to carry out that counsel.”
President Ezra Taft Benson said, “Do not leave yourself or your family unprotected against financial storms. … Build up savings.”
President Harold B. Lee taught, “Not only should we teach men to get out of debt but we should teach them likewise to stay out of debt.”
President Gordon B. Hinckley declared: “Many of our people are living on the very edge of their incomes. In fact, some are living on borrowings. …I urge you to be modest in your expenditures; discipline yourselves in your purchases to avoid debt to the extent possible. Pay off debt as quickly as you can, and free yourselves from bondage.”
President Gordon B. Hinckley has taught: “Set your houses in order. If you have paid your debts, if you have a reserve, even though it be small, then should storms howl about your head, you will have shelter for your wives and children and peace in your hearts” ("To the Boys and to the Men," Ensign, Nov. 1998, 54).
"We encourage you wherever you may live in the world to prepare for adversity by looking to the condition of your finances. We urge you to be modest in your expenditures; discipline yourselves in your purchases to avoid debt. . . . If you have paid your debts and have a financial reserve, even though it be small, you and your family will feel more secure and enjoy greater peace in your hearts."—The First Presidency, All Is Safely Gathered In: Family Finances, Feb. 2007, 1
Here's what our prophets have counseled.
President Heber J. Grant said, “From my earliest recollections, from the days of Brigham Young until now, I have listened to men standing in the pulpit … urging the people not to run into debt; and I believe that the great majority of all our troubles today is caused through the failure to carry out that counsel.”
President Ezra Taft Benson said, “Do not leave yourself or your family unprotected against financial storms. … Build up savings.”
President Harold B. Lee taught, “Not only should we teach men to get out of debt but we should teach them likewise to stay out of debt.”
President Gordon B. Hinckley declared: “Many of our people are living on the very edge of their incomes. In fact, some are living on borrowings. …I urge you to be modest in your expenditures; discipline yourselves in your purchases to avoid debt to the extent possible. Pay off debt as quickly as you can, and free yourselves from bondage.”
President Gordon B. Hinckley has taught: “Set your houses in order. If you have paid your debts, if you have a reserve, even though it be small, then should storms howl about your head, you will have shelter for your wives and children and peace in your hearts” ("To the Boys and to the Men," Ensign, Nov. 1998, 54).
"We encourage you wherever you may live in the world to prepare for adversity by looking to the condition of your finances. We urge you to be modest in your expenditures; discipline yourselves in your purchases to avoid debt. . . . If you have paid your debts and have a financial reserve, even though it be small, you and your family will feel more secure and enjoy greater peace in your hearts."—The First Presidency, All Is Safely Gathered In: Family Finances, Feb. 2007, 1
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