SAFEWAYS has whole chickens for .79. And ALBERTSONS has oranges for .88. Sounds like a match made in heaven. It would be my pick for my batch cook for the week. In comparison, SAFEWAYS has a chicken in the deli department for five dollars. It is 30 ounces that is less than two pounds. If it was two pounds it would be 2.50 a pound. or, in other words, you could buy two for ten dollars and have four pounds of chicken. The place of origin is a mystery. For ten dollars, you can have over twelve pounds of raw chicken that you know came from the NW. You are saving over 66 percent. NEVER buy a chicken under three pounds. You are paying too much for bone , you don't eat bone!
Clams are a buck at ALBERTSONS, and milk is 2.59. It might be time for clam chowder.
Note: ALBERTSONS has Colgate toothpaste for .75. I would check coupon connections for a coupon.
SAFEWAYS has sour cream and yogurt on sale. I can usually find a coupon for yogurt.
SAFEWAYS has cream of mushroom soup for .89. That is precisely why I stock. I paid .30 cents last month at Fred Meyers. That is a savings of 66 percent. If you can get most of your food for 2/3 off, you can get three times the food for the same amount you are spending now. now, most of us don't need three times the food, but you can still double your food and save another 1/3 .
There are bargains if you look hard. By taking advantage of the bargains and only buying real food, you can eat better for less. You can't always get 66 percent, but you can average 1/2 if you take advantage of the specials and stock while the price is low. This is not about hoarding, it is about buying low and eating high. It's about being self sufficient.
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