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Meal Plan:
MONDAY: Crab & Shrimp Alfredo Ravioli w/Baguette
TUESDAY: Instant Pot Meatballs & Pasta w/Salad & Baguette
WEDNESDAY: Big Mac Sliders (MFF) w/Potatoes
THURSDAY: Leftovers
FRIDAY: Leftovers
SATURDAY: Out to Eat OR Steaks at Home
SUNDAY: Leftovers or Something Quick
I love Aldi. I find the organic head of romaine at WalMart is more lettuce than the 3 pack and its cheaper.
These preteen boys will eat ya out of house and home I tell ya! 😅 we're gonna need a dedicated creami video when you get your new one! You're favorite base recipes, tips tricks, mix ins, etc. Which ones the kids love best, just all the things!
I hear ya about the wild cherry pepsi zero….like WTH?? I cant ever find it either, but when I do I grab it.
It’s funny you say your blueberries tasted like dirt cus a while back I had some apples that I swore tasted like dirt…. But I thought i was crazy 😂
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Our goal for a family of 6 is $250/week, but we go over a lot. Sometimes it’s $400/week. Depends on when we restock school snacks (my daughter tried traditional school this year instead of homeschool and they need packaged snacks). Cheaper to just homeschool and not buy all these snacks!
I live on Michigan and I feel like our prices are constantly creeping up. I try to keep our budget to about $140/week but that's hard for four of us (with one teenage boy who weight trains).
Just ugh the prices need to come down it so hard I'm on disability and it's so tough and not just for me but everyone
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I love diet or zero wild cherry pepsi!!!
I want to have a weekly budget but prices are so crazy I tend to not be able to stick to it. However I never go over $200 a week so I guess that could count as my weekly budget. I find that waaaay too expensive though and we've had to take a good look at our finances to keep us afloat 😢
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I think Walgreens might also have it
It's easy find in NC Ingles and Harris teeter food lion and Walmart I can't find Mello yellow zero we enjoy being diabetic try calling the company good luck to you finding them Pepsi cherry zero
Texas needs Aldi….those produce prices are bomb
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Soda is my thing everything you brought I buy except for the fairlife milk and I don't drink coffee all in all you did great😊❤
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I do one big monthly trip and then weekly trips for fresh produce, bread and milk. I try to stick to $800-$900 a month for my family of 8. 2 years ago I could easily get away with $600 a month but with growing teens and current prices that would be close to impossible now.
I live in Canada. My budget is $750 CAD (about 555-560 USD) per month for groceries and household supplies. If I lived closer to the US border, I’d shop in America. Food is ridiculously cheap in the US compared to Canada – even with our weak dollar. 🙃
I do a single $300 stock up at Sams each month for meat, freezer, nonperishables and household items. then we do $100 per week (in cash to prevent extra creep). This covers my family of 3 plus 2 cats. It has been tough but so far since the year started we have managed it.
Pepsi has stopped supplying large quantities of soda at Walmart due to the price increase. The increase is preventing people from buying it at Walmart at least.