I look through the Kroger Carytown Weekly Ad so you don’t have to.

Items of note:

• 1/2 gal of Kroger milk - $2
• but why buy that when you can buy Private Selection organic milk for $2.99!
• Kroger brand frozen vegetables - $1 (I’m not sure this is a great deal, plus they didn’t have artichokes, which I needed, but if you’re low on peas or whatever, go to!)
• Private Selection organic canned beans - $0.66 (make some hummus, best snack ever)
• Various kinds of Hunts canned tomatoes are on sale for various prices, but stop by the natural section also, because a bunch of Muir Glen tomatoes are on sale too, and they taste way better (and are better for you)
• Private Selection “salads” - $3.33 (i.e. those corn-boxes of spinach or arugula that Ross is always on about)
• Ground turkey - $2.50 (there must be a turkey surplus, because this keeps going on sale, but I’m not complaining - I just keep making various kinds of turkey burgers
• A bunch of the Kroger brand pasta is on sale too

Produce:

• Strawberries - $2.50
• Blueberries - $2.99
• English cucumbers - $1 ea
• Avocadoes - $1 ea
• Mangoes again - $0.50
• Bartlett pears - $1 ea

Things I have learned today:

1. Buying the reduced priced Tyson boneless, skinless chicken breast (”manager’s special”) (”buy this now bc the sell-by date is tomorrow”) on weeks when I don’t actually need BSCBs saves me a bunch of money. I just throw it in the freezer and it saves me trouble and cash on my next trip!
2. Firefox doesn’t think “arugula” is a word.