Meal Planning: 3/20 thru 3/26

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After last week's stock-piling expedition, I didn't need much beyond the weekly produce and dairy products.  I did take advantage of Grand's biscuits (normally $2.99ea) being on sale for $0.89 as well as bacon being on a "Buy 1, Get 1 Free" sale, which saved me $6.99.

Safeway $91.11
[Budget: $150.00]
Seedless grapes (on sale $0.99/lb)
3lb bag carrots (on sale $1.99)
Fresh pineapple (on sale $1.99)
Celery
Organic romaine lettuce (on sale 2@$4)
Organic red leaf lettuce (on sale 2@$4)
Bananas
Red potatoes (on sale $0.99/lb)
Organic tomato
100% whole wheat bread (on sale $1.19)
(2) Milano melts cookies (on sale 2@$3)
(2) Thick cut bacon (Buy 1, Get 1 Free)
Canadian bacon
Jumbo shrimp (on sale $4.99/lb)
Organic blueberries (on sale $2)
Organic strawberries (on sale 2@$6)
Egg whites
Syrup
(3) Grand's biscuits (on sale $0.99 plus $0.30coupon off when you buy 3)
(3) Cottage Doubles (on sale 4@$5)
Organic minneolas (on sale $1.99/lb)
Fuji apples
(6) Chobiani yogurt (on sale $0.99)
Brussels sprouts (on sale $1.99/lb)
Deli ham
Eggland's Best eggs (on sale $2.19)

Weekly Meal Plan
Turkey Goulash with salad - didn't eat this last week, had leftovers
Grilled shrimp with roasted potatoes & Brussels sprouts
Leftovers
Grilled chicken Ceasar Salad
Crispy beef tacos
Chicken Parmesan with a salad
Turkey chili with cornbread

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Comments

  1. I keep meaning to ask - does Emily eat salads? If so, what does she like in hers? I always notice you have salads as sides, and I would love if I could get my kids to eat them! I prefer salads to cooked veggies, but find myself skipping the salads since the kids barely touch them.

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  2. Hey Kate!
    Actually no, Emily thinks "salad is disgusting" but will pick out the dried cranberries, croutons, and cheese! ;) I make the salads mostly for David who likes very few vegetables. I buy frozen Organic peas, broccoli, green beans for Emily.

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  3. Awesome. Disgusting is Owen's exact word for anything leafy too. I was hoping for tips to get him to try it, but knowing that I'm not alone is good too! Thanks!

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