Here's my trip this week:
I spent $83.45 on the above items this week, a little more than normal, but it balances out my $65/week budget after a $48 trip last week.
These items were absolutely free. |
First Rite Aid trip as a Drugstore Game player in a while. |
I haven't been playing the Drugstore Game in a while, mainly due to having another child and just not finding the time or energy to make one more trip to a store during the week. However, I'm teaching a couponing class in a couple months and wanted to get back into the "game." So here's my first trip to Rite Aid. I bought the above pictured items at a total of $7.01 after coupons and received $3 UP Rewards back onto my card for next time. I'm excited to see how much I can get for very little out of pocket, now that my first purchase has been made.
If you're new to the drugstore game, check out my explanatory post here.
Here's our gluten-free, egg-free, nut-free, dairy-free, soy-free, meal plan for the week:
Here's our gluten-free, egg-free, nut-free, dairy-free, soy-free, meal plan for the week:
Breakfast:
Oatmeal for me, Five Grain Cereal for the kids, and Fried Rice with Craisins for Jesse
Bananas
Lunch:
Baked sweet potatoes for Jesse
Apples with almond butter
Desserts:
Marshmallows
Chocolate chips
Our version of Sopapillas (we fry corn tortillas and then add honey/powdered sugar on top)
Rice pudding
Snacks:
Popcorn
Tortilla chips with salsa
Oatmeal for me, Five Grain Cereal for the kids, and Fried Rice with Craisins for Jesse
Bananas
Lunch:
Baked sweet potatoes for Jesse
Apples with almond butter
Pasta or cheesy rice for the kids
Corn tortillas
Fruit
Dinner:
Chicken tortilla bake
Dinner:
Chicken tortilla bake
Elk roast with veggies
Rice pancakes and turkey bacon
Rice pasta with green beans
Leftovers
Desserts:
Marshmallows
Chocolate chips
Our version of Sopapillas (we fry corn tortillas and then add honey/powdered sugar on top)
Rice pudding
Snacks:
Popcorn
Tortilla chips with salsa
Carrot/celery sticks
Yogurts
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