...but this is even better!! I stumbled upon this "How To" recipe from
Amy at Mom Advice
She gives the recipe and "how to" to make these at home!!
Oh I'm so excited, I can't wait to get home to try this!!!
Tips to Create a Stockpile
By Corrie @ "Cents"able Momma (November 7, 2008)
This is a great post and a wealth of info I found from "Cents"able Momma, her button/link is on my the side of my blog.
Thank you "Cents"able Momma!
One of the tools that I use to save money on groceries and household goods is to create a stockpile. Basically, I’ll purchase non-perishable items when they are at rock bottom prices even if I don’t necessarily need them at that very moment and store them in my “pantry”. Then, when I am making my menu plan and grocery list I can “shop” myself first.How do I do this?
The key is to match store sales with my coupons. I actually have several tools that I use to achieve this:
- I check out the CVS, Walgreens, and Rite Aid deals on various blogs to get the best prices on household items like toothpaste, deodorant, razors, etc. Many times, I can get these items for free or almost free.
- I personally use The Grocery Game for my grocery purchases, because I don’t feel like maintaining my own price book, and I’m not very good at remembering what is a good price for an item. The Grocery Game gives me a list each week for my grocery store (although you can pick multiple stores) for items along with the coupon that matches the item, and whether the item is at a price good enough to stock up or only to get if you really need it. Lately, I’ve been saving about 50% off my grocery bill by matching sales and coupons. There is a cost to the Grocery Game, though. It’s about $1.25 a week for one store. If you want to try it out, you can get a free 4 week trial.
RXs for Less
OK I'm not feeling windy today so this will be short and sweet..........I came across this site by my frivolous hyper speed clicking through someones blog, I would love to give that person credit but can't remember whose it was-my sincerest apologies.
You don't have to do the "card" to get the discounts. Just search the list for your medication, click it on and it takes you to the Drug company itself where you can print the coupon.
How I got $40.07 of grocerys for .42 at Meijer
Struggling to make ends meet seem like a normal thing for every family these days. I know I have been for quite a while. Im not going to cry a river, thats useless but Ive come to realize that if I dont put the hard work and effort into everything, it just isnt going to happen for me.
So on with what you all would like to know.
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