Friday, January 29, 2010
Weekly Grocery Specials 1-20-10 to 1-27-10
Ralphs
88 Cent Sale
Ralphs frozen vegetables
Celeste, Jeno’s or Ralps Microwave pizza
Private Selection, Haagen-Dazs or Deluxe ice cream 16oz
4 Tina’ burritos
Michelina’s or Budget Gourmet entrée
ALL .88 EACH
* Boneless Top Sirloin steak or roast 1.99lb
Boneless chicken breast or thighs 1.99lb
Whole chicken .99lb
Boneless pork chops 1.99lb
*Lloyd fully cooked ribs buy 1 get 1 free
Farmland boneless pork loin chops 10 for 10.00
*10lb bag Russet potatoes .99
Our favorite roasted potatoes are simply cut into quarters or smaller tossed in olive oil sprinkled with lots of garlic salt and Trader Joe’s 21 seasoning. Roasted until golden brown in a 350 degree oven.
Blue and blackberries 2 for 3.00 save 4.98 on 2
All .99
Braeburn, Cameo or Jonagold apples lb.
Iceberg lettuce .99
Haas avocados ea.
Cucumbers ea.
Fresh pineapple lb
Mango ea
Tangelos or Navel oranges ea.
El Metate Market 19th& Placentia
*Chicken drumsticks .69lb
*White shrimp 4lb box 2.29lb
*Beef clod roast 1.99lb
*T-bone steak 3.99lb
*Corn 4 for .99
*Tangelos 5lbs for .99
*Lemons 15 for .99
When life hands you lemons………….
Perfect Lemonade Recipe
Ingredients
1 cup sugar (can reduce to 3/4 cup)
1 cup water (for the simple syrup)
1 cup lemon juice
3 to 4 cups cold water (to dilute)
*Loose carrots 3lb .99
*Red delicious apples 2lbs .99
Thursday Only
*Pork spareribs .99lb
*7 Bone roast 1.69lb
*Tilapia fish fillet 1lb bag 1.779
*Boneless chicken breast 1.49 lb
*Marinated pork 1.69lb
VONS
*Pork loin chops 1.47lb
Foster Farms whole chicken ,99lb
Boneless Chuck roast 2.99lb
Boneless Tri-Tip roast 3.49lb Margaritaville chicken wings buy 1 get 1 save 8.99 on 2 bags
Safeway fresh ground turkey 1.97lb
Turkey and Black Bean Chili
Ingredients (serves 3-4)
1 lb. ground turkey15 oz. can of black beans - OK to substitute pinto or red beans. Drain out liquid.
15 oz. can of chopped, diced or crushed tomato
1 whole onion - chopped.
1 whole bell pepper - chopped -- OK to use red, yellow or green bell pepper.
1 tbsp. chopped garlic - fresh or from the jar.
1 tsp. of chili power Salt and pepper to taste.
Directions
Saute chopped onion, bell pepper and garlic for 5 minutes, or until soft. Add turkey, chili powder, ground cumin and cook until done, 5-10 minutes. Pour in can of chopped tomato and drained black beans. Bring to a simmer, reduce heat to low, and cook covered for 20-30 minutes. Serve with a little chopped onion and shredded cheese on top & low-fat sour cream.
Roma tomatoes .88lb
Gala apples ,77lb
Haas avocados .99 ea
3lb bag onions 1.99ea
Green onions and radishes .68ea
8lb bag Navel oranges 4.99
O Orgabics salads buy 1 get 1 free
*Post Honey Bunches of Oats & Lucky Charms 1.88 limit 6
*Bumblebee tuna (solid white) or Del Monte canned fruit 10 for 10.00
This Weekend Only
Gatorade 32oz .69ea
5lb bag potatoes .68
Arm & Hammer liquid laundry detergent 2.99
Smart and Final
Foster Farms Chicken legs .89lb
Jennie-O Turkey burgers 3lbs 5.99Beef Patties sold in 5lb bag 1.59lb
Boneless, Skinless chicken breasts 1.99lb 4lb bag 7.96
Large Roma tomatoes .79lb
2lbs Red seedless grapes 2.99
3lb bag Fuji apples 1.99
HENRY'S
Butchers Best Deal
Baby Back pork ribs 2.99lb
Boneless Ribeye steak 4.99lb
Country style pork ribs 1.49lb
Boneless Sirloin tip roast 2.99
Boneless London Broil 2.99lb
Get this while supplies last!
*Asparagus .97lb
Parmesan Roasted Asparagus
Ingredients
2 1/2 pounds fresh asparagus (about 30 large)
2 tablespoons good olive oil
1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
1/2 cup freshly grated Parmesan
2 lemons cut in wedges, for serving
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
If the stalks of the asparagus are thick, peel the bottom 1/2 of each. Lay them in a single layer on a sheet pan and drizzle with olive oil. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Roast for 15 to 20 minutes, until tender. Sprinkle with the Parmesan and return to the oven for another minute. Serve with lemon wedges.
Tangelos 3lbs 1.00
Cantaloupes 2 for 3.00
Red potatoes 3lbs for 1.00
Blue and blackberries 2 for 5.00
Navel Oranges .47lb
Braeburn or Fuji apples .77lb
Red grapefruit .47 ea
Iceberg lettuce .77 ea
ALBERTSONS
* Albertsons whole chicken .67lb
* Albertsons Boneless round, cross rib or chuck roast 1.99lb
**All Quaker cereal & Aunt Jemima 1.39ea limit 5
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Only
Coke products.69 2 ltr
24 pack Arrowhead or Nestle water 2.99
Oscar Meyer Deli shaved lunchmeat 2.49ea
Culinary Circle frozen pizza 3.99
Arctic Shores raw shrimp 4.99lb
Dollar Produce Menu all 1.00
Red Delicious or Granny Smith apples, Large avocados, Roma tomatoes, Pears, Tangelos, Navel oranges, Pineapple, Mangos, Brown pnions, Iceberg lettuce, Hot House cucumbers, Red, Green or Romaine leaf lettuce, celery, baby carrots, Farm Stand peanuts, Salad Express Blends, 5lb bag Russet potatoes or Del Monte Fruit Naturals.
Stater Bros Italian sausage 1.99lb
Italian Wedding Soup My Way
Cook 1 package Italian sausage (removed from casings and broken up) in olive oil until browned (if you are not Sherry Kettley you may want to add some chopped garlic). Add 4 cups chicken broth, 1 bag frozen spinach and about 1 to 2 cups of uncooked pasta or tortellini (if you use 2 cups pasta you may need to add more chicken broth or water); simmer 15 minutes, until pasta is tender. Add 1 can white beans, parmesan cheese and taste for salt. Serve with salad and crusty French bread.
*Foster Farms cut up chicken .99lb
Chicken leg quarters .99lb
*Farmer John or Kruse ham .99lb
Stater Bros ground beef in 3lb pkg 1.49lb
Fresh ground beef 1.67lb
*Cornish Game Hens 1.19ea
Sweet and Spicy Glazed Cornish Game Hens
Ingredients
1/4 cup frozen pineapple juice concentrate, thawed
1 tablespoon jerk or Cajun seasoning blend
2 tablespoons canola oil
2 Cornish game hens, halved
Fresh cilantro sprigs, for garnish
Directions
In a small bowl, combine juice, jerk seasoning and oil. Rinse halved hens and pat dry with paper towels. Put the hens in a zip-top bag and pour in the marinade. Turn hens in the bag to coat evenly. Close the bag and refrigerate for 2 to 4 hours.
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
Remove the hens from the marinade and place in a roasting pan, breast-side up. Pour the remaining marinade over the hens. Roast for 40 to 45 minutes or until cooked through and golden brown.
Garnish with cilantro.
Top Sirloin steak 2.77lb
*Jennie O turkey burgers buy1, get 1 free
*London Broil 1.77lb
Farmland bacon 1’99 12oz
Peeled raw and cooked shrimp 4.99lb
Danola sliced ham or turkey lunchmeat buy 1, get 1
Oscar Meyer wieners .99
*Broccoli .49lb
*Green grapes 1.49lb
Cara Cara oranges 10lb for 10.00, 1.00lb
*Ready Pac green salad .99
Fresh cherries 2.99lb save 2.00lb
*Banquet dinners .69 limit 12
Yoplait yogurt 10 for 5.00
More Cool Websites for Bargainistas
SaleGrab
Okay if you are a die hard bargain shopper, have I got a site for you. www.SaleGrab.com lists the deepest discounted prices on sale merchandise on dozens of different websites.
The site organizes by steepest discounts first and some of these are so steep…. it’s stupid!
Some women’s Prada pants were $50 instead of $544. A men’s LS silk shirt by Nautica is $10 instead of $70. A stunner was a pair of Marc Jacobs Sunglasses. They say they list for $2500. No wonder no one bought them. Here they’re $120, a much more sane price.
The items at the deepest discounts had a very small size selection, often one of a kind. When you got into the 60% off range you got a bit of a better selection with more current merchandise. A Charles David Oxford pump retailed for $144 and it’s on sale at $44 in all sizes. But you have to remember these items are severely discounted for a reason.
Every item is sold off a different website, this is just a referral or affiliated website. The sites are pretty well known. Amazon, Macy’s and the like.
You can cruise the site by type of clothing and a few designer names. But the fun is starting at the deepest discounts and going from there.
Curl up with a cup of Hot Chocolate and spend a little time. You may come across the one item you’ve always wanted for a super cheap price.
Visit Site: SaleGrab.com
Amazon Outlet
With the holidays just around the corner and all of us trying to keep our information secure during online purchases, I thought I’d check into the outlets at a tried and true, major online store.
Amazon.com is a fairly priced website. The Amazon Outlet is an extension of the regular site with additional discounts of 10%-50% on a variety of items usually found on their site. This outlet section includes deals from the independent sellers that Amazon partners up with.
There is a ton of product here, from computers (both new and refurbished) to sundries, bedding, toys, electronics, books, apparel and so much more. If you shop Amazon, you’ll want to start your bargain search here.
A quick cruise around the site yielded deals in every section. I found a Phillips DVD recorder for $200 instead of $399. A Panasonic 5.8 Ghz cordless phone was well priced at $54. An Audiovox portable personal video recorder w/ 2.5 LCD was $74.99 instead of $219.
A bit of something for anyone (guys and girls) from plus size to infant. The bedding section had a good selection of higher end bedding. No poly junk here. The toy section was huge and you can browse by age appropriate toys. Books and music were overflowing with choices. This on line outlet is huge! With all the goodies available, you may never leave your home to shop again. Simply put…lots of tempting deals
Visit Site: Amazon Outlet
TheSavingDepot
Knowing where to cruise online for a deal, when to pounce and how to get additional discounts helps all bargain shoppers score better deals. www.TheSavingDepot.com is another online site that has coupon codes, specials and sources for online deals. What makes this site stand out compared to others is the ease of navigation. You can scan the pages quickly to see if your favorite website is having any specials or to see what items are offered at bargain basement pricing.
This easy to navigate site like other sites lists dozens of ways to save on well known brands and manufacturers at known websites and some not so well known. You find codes and links for everything from Plus Sizes savings to kids stuff, DVD deals to savings codes for The Sharper Image much faster than other sites that have the same information. Since time is money, we like thesavingdepot.com. Bookmark it. Visit Site: TheSavingDepot.com
Okay if you are a die hard bargain shopper, have I got a site for you. www.SaleGrab.com lists the deepest discounted prices on sale merchandise on dozens of different websites.
The site organizes by steepest discounts first and some of these are so steep…. it’s stupid!
Some women’s Prada pants were $50 instead of $544. A men’s LS silk shirt by Nautica is $10 instead of $70. A stunner was a pair of Marc Jacobs Sunglasses. They say they list for $2500. No wonder no one bought them. Here they’re $120, a much more sane price.
The items at the deepest discounts had a very small size selection, often one of a kind. When you got into the 60% off range you got a bit of a better selection with more current merchandise. A Charles David Oxford pump retailed for $144 and it’s on sale at $44 in all sizes. But you have to remember these items are severely discounted for a reason.
Every item is sold off a different website, this is just a referral or affiliated website. The sites are pretty well known. Amazon, Macy’s and the like.
You can cruise the site by type of clothing and a few designer names. But the fun is starting at the deepest discounts and going from there.
Curl up with a cup of Hot Chocolate and spend a little time. You may come across the one item you’ve always wanted for a super cheap price.
Visit Site: SaleGrab.com
Amazon Outlet
With the holidays just around the corner and all of us trying to keep our information secure during online purchases, I thought I’d check into the outlets at a tried and true, major online store.
Amazon.com is a fairly priced website. The Amazon Outlet is an extension of the regular site with additional discounts of 10%-50% on a variety of items usually found on their site. This outlet section includes deals from the independent sellers that Amazon partners up with.
There is a ton of product here, from computers (both new and refurbished) to sundries, bedding, toys, electronics, books, apparel and so much more. If you shop Amazon, you’ll want to start your bargain search here.
A quick cruise around the site yielded deals in every section. I found a Phillips DVD recorder for $200 instead of $399. A Panasonic 5.8 Ghz cordless phone was well priced at $54. An Audiovox portable personal video recorder w/ 2.5 LCD was $74.99 instead of $219.
A bit of something for anyone (guys and girls) from plus size to infant. The bedding section had a good selection of higher end bedding. No poly junk here. The toy section was huge and you can browse by age appropriate toys. Books and music were overflowing with choices. This on line outlet is huge! With all the goodies available, you may never leave your home to shop again. Simply put…lots of tempting deals
Visit Site: Amazon Outlet
TheSavingDepot
Knowing where to cruise online for a deal, when to pounce and how to get additional discounts helps all bargain shoppers score better deals. www.TheSavingDepot.com is another online site that has coupon codes, specials and sources for online deals. What makes this site stand out compared to others is the ease of navigation. You can scan the pages quickly to see if your favorite website is having any specials or to see what items are offered at bargain basement pricing.
This easy to navigate site like other sites lists dozens of ways to save on well known brands and manufacturers at known websites and some not so well known. You find codes and links for everything from Plus Sizes savings to kids stuff, DVD deals to savings codes for The Sharper Image much faster than other sites that have the same information. Since time is money, we like thesavingdepot.com. Bookmark it. Visit Site: TheSavingDepot.com
This tip comes from one of our favorite followers, Stephanie Roberts. This is one of her favorite blogs http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/
Chicken Enchilada Chili
The Ingredients.
serves 6
1 1/2 pounds chicken (boneless & skinless, OR fish out the bones and skin after about 4 hours)
1 1/2 cups prepared enchilada sauce (read labels carefully if avoiding gluten)
2 chopped celery stalks
2 (14.5 oz) cans tomatoes with seasoning (your choice: I had garlic and olive oil on hand)
2 (15 oz) cans pinto or kidney beans, undrained (or 1 cup dried pinto beans, soaked overnight)
1 onion, diced (or 1 tablespoon dried, minced onion flakes)
1-2 teaspoons chili powder
1 teaspoon cumin
The Directions.
Pour enchilada sauce and canned tomatoes into the bottom of a 6 quart slow cooker. Add beans, celery, onion and spices. Stir to combine. Place chicken on top. Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours, or until flavors have combined. If you are using dried beans, you may need to cook longer to fully soften the beans. Since I was using the chicken quarters I got on sale, I fished out the chicken after about 4 hours, and removed the bones. I then stirred the chicken back into the pot. Serve with shredded cheddar cheese and a dollop of sour cream, if desired.
“Creamy” Potato Leek Soup – Makes about 8 cups
Potatoes are also great for providing a creamy texture to soups without adding dairy. If you are vegetarian, omit bacon and use olive oil for sautéing onions.
4 slices bacon
4 small to medium leeks, cleaned and sliced thin
1 large shallot. minced
2 organic Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 2″ pieces
3-4 cups chicken or veggie stock
1/2 cup white wine
Sea salt and black pepper
1/4 cup chopped chives
Directions
Cook bacon in medium skillet until crispy. Remove from pan and set aside on paper towel.
Add leeks and shallots to skillet and saute 5 minutes, or until tender and slight brown.
Add potatoes, 3 cups stock and wine. Cook for 45 minutes.
Cool slightly, and puree in batches in blender or food processor until creamy. Add extra stock if needed. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Garnish with bacon bits and chives.
The Ingredients.
serves 6
1 1/2 pounds chicken (boneless & skinless, OR fish out the bones and skin after about 4 hours)
1 1/2 cups prepared enchilada sauce (read labels carefully if avoiding gluten)
2 chopped celery stalks
2 (14.5 oz) cans tomatoes with seasoning (your choice: I had garlic and olive oil on hand)
2 (15 oz) cans pinto or kidney beans, undrained (or 1 cup dried pinto beans, soaked overnight)
1 onion, diced (or 1 tablespoon dried, minced onion flakes)
1-2 teaspoons chili powder
1 teaspoon cumin
The Directions.
Pour enchilada sauce and canned tomatoes into the bottom of a 6 quart slow cooker. Add beans, celery, onion and spices. Stir to combine. Place chicken on top. Cover and cook on low for 7-8 hours, or until flavors have combined. If you are using dried beans, you may need to cook longer to fully soften the beans. Since I was using the chicken quarters I got on sale, I fished out the chicken after about 4 hours, and removed the bones. I then stirred the chicken back into the pot. Serve with shredded cheddar cheese and a dollop of sour cream, if desired.
“Creamy” Potato Leek Soup – Makes about 8 cups
Potatoes are also great for providing a creamy texture to soups without adding dairy. If you are vegetarian, omit bacon and use olive oil for sautéing onions.
4 slices bacon
4 small to medium leeks, cleaned and sliced thin
1 large shallot. minced
2 organic Russet potatoes, peeled and cut into 2″ pieces
3-4 cups chicken or veggie stock
1/2 cup white wine
Sea salt and black pepper
1/4 cup chopped chives
Directions
Cook bacon in medium skillet until crispy. Remove from pan and set aside on paper towel.
Add leeks and shallots to skillet and saute 5 minutes, or until tender and slight brown.
Add potatoes, 3 cups stock and wine. Cook for 45 minutes.
Cool slightly, and puree in batches in blender or food processor until creamy. Add extra stock if needed. Season with salt and pepper to taste.
Garnish with bacon bits and chives.
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Weekly Grocery Specials 1-20-10 to 1-27-10
Ralphs www.ralphs.com
Meat Mania
Farmer John Ham .79lb
Boneless Rump Roast, Cross Rib roast or Eye of the Round roast Buy 1 Get 1 free
Pork Shoulder Picnic roast .79lb
Boneless Chuck roast 1.77lb
*Jennie-O ground turkey 20 oz pack 1.99ea
*Cornish Game Hens .99lb
Broccoli or Cauliflower .99lb
Red ripr cherries 2.99lb
Iceberg lettuce .99 ea
Cameo or Red Delicious apples,
Navel oranges,
Mangos,
Red grapefruit,
Italian squash,
Red onions
or baby carrots ALL .99
10 for 10. Sale
Campbell’s soup,
Nestle hot cocoa,
Totino’s pizza rolls,
Bird’s Eye or Ralph’s frozen vegetable, Banquet Brown N Serve sausage
or Tony’s Crispy Crust Pizza.
Ralph’s Chunk cheese 1,99
Oroweat Bread 2 for 5.00
VONS
99 Cent Sale
Lean ground turkey
Chicken thighs, legs or leg quarters
Blueberries
5lb Russet potatoes
Fresh Express salads
Baby carrots
Artisan Filone breads
Safeway frozen vegetables
Betty Crocker specialty potatoes
*Hormel Black Label bacon buy 1 get 1 free
Saturday and Sunday ONLY
Safeway Select or Organics Pizza 2.99
Breyers ice cream or Klondike bars 1.99
7up & A&W rootbeer .77 2 ltr
WaterFront raw shrimp 3.99lb
Goldfish crackers .88ea
In Add Super Coupon
Sargento shred or natural cheese 1.49
Hot or Lean Pockets 1.50
El Metate Market 19th& Placentia
*Chicken leg quarters .49lb
*Beef chuck rolled roast 1.99lb
*White shrimp 3.99lb
*Beef bottom roast 1.99lb
*Beef New York steak
*Marinated beef fajitas 2.29lb
*Whole catfish 1.79 lb !!!
*Bananas 3lbs for .99
*Tangelos 4lbs for .99
*Mexican (looks Italian to me) squash 3 lbs for .99
*Granny Smith apples 2lbs for .99
*Romaine lettuce 2 heads for .99
*Top Ramen 10 for 1.00
* 3doz med eggs for 5.00
Traditional Southern Deviled Eggs
Ingredients
7 large eggs, hard boiled and peeled
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 1/2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
Salt and pepper, for taste
Paprika, for garnishing
Sweet gherkin pickles sliced, for garnishing
Pimentos, for garnishing
Directions
Halve 7 eggs lengthwise. Remove yolks and place in a small bowl.
Mash yolks with a fork and stir in mayonnaise, pickle relish, and
mustard. Add salt and pepper, to taste.
Fill egg whites evenly with yolk mixture. Garnish with paprika, pickles
and pimentos. Store covered in refrigerator.
HENRY'S
Butchers Best Deal
*Natural split chicken breast .99lb
Natural boneless New York steak 4.99lb
Pork spare ribs 1.99lb
Boneless Top Sirloin steak 2.99lb
Fresk Pick of the Week
Blueberries 12oz 2 for 4.00
Red or Green seedless grapes 2 lbs for 4.00
*Broccoli crowns, Roma tomatoes, Green or Red leaf or Romaine lettuce, 5lb bag russet potatoes, Granny Smith or Fuji apples ALL .77 lb
*5lb box “Cuties” tangerines 3.97ea DEAL
ALBERTSONS
3 Day In-Ad Coupons Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Chicken breast .88lb limit 1 pack
Jennie-O ground turkey 1.98lb limit 2 pack
Fresh 8 piece fried chicken 4.99ea
Red Baron frozen pizza 2.49 limit 2
Albertsons Deli style cheese 1.79
*Beef London Broil 1.77lb
Top Sirloin steak 2.99lb
Boneless Chuck steak 2.99lb
*Jazz apples .69lb
*Cucumbers .79ea
Mini bananas .99 pack
Fresh green beans 2 for 5.00
*Smart Balance eggs buy 1 doz get 1 doz free
Smart and Final
Fresh Foster Farm whole chicken .89lb
Cattlemen’s Finest Beef brisket 1.89lb
10lb bag russet potatoes 1.49
2 heads Iceberg lettuce 1.49
Stater Bros
*Keta Salmon 2.99lb
New York Steak 3.47lb
*Whole chicken .77lb
*Stater Bros ground beef buy1 get 1 free save 8.99 on 2
Chicken drums and thighs .99lb
Pork Butt Roast .99
*Bulk ground turkey 1.49lb
*Jumbo cooked shrimp 1lb bag buy 1 get 1 free save 9.99 on 2
Shrimp Cocktail Sauce:
1 cup chili sauce or regular ketchup if you prefer mild
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 tablespoon prepared wasabi or horseradish, or dry mustard powder
1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
In a medium bowl, whisk together all the ingredients. Store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
*Navel oranges 3lb for .99
*Blueberries 18oz 2,99 ea
Haas avocados 1.00ea
Red grapes 1.99
*Asparagus 1.99lb
Cauliflower .99lb
Red Delicious apples .99
Land O Lakes buttery spread .99
*Dannon Fit & Light yogurt .39ea
*Goldfish .99
*Post or Stater Bros cereal 1.88ea
Meat Mania
Farmer John Ham .79lb
Boneless Rump Roast, Cross Rib roast or Eye of the Round roast Buy 1 Get 1 free
Pork Shoulder Picnic roast .79lb
Boneless Chuck roast 1.77lb
*Jennie-O ground turkey 20 oz pack 1.99ea
*Cornish Game Hens .99lb
Broccoli or Cauliflower .99lb
Red ripr cherries 2.99lb
Iceberg lettuce .99 ea
Cameo or Red Delicious apples,
Navel oranges,
Mangos,
Red grapefruit,
Italian squash,
Red onions
or baby carrots ALL .99
10 for 10. Sale
Campbell’s soup,
Nestle hot cocoa,
Totino’s pizza rolls,
Bird’s Eye or Ralph’s frozen vegetable, Banquet Brown N Serve sausage
or Tony’s Crispy Crust Pizza.
Ralph’s Chunk cheese 1,99
Oroweat Bread 2 for 5.00
VONS
99 Cent Sale
Lean ground turkey
Chicken thighs, legs or leg quarters
Blueberries
5lb Russet potatoes
Fresh Express salads
Baby carrots
Artisan Filone breads
Safeway frozen vegetables
Betty Crocker specialty potatoes
*Hormel Black Label bacon buy 1 get 1 free
Saturday and Sunday ONLY
Safeway Select or Organics Pizza 2.99
Breyers ice cream or Klondike bars 1.99
7up & A&W rootbeer .77 2 ltr
WaterFront raw shrimp 3.99lb
Goldfish crackers .88ea
In Add Super Coupon
Sargento shred or natural cheese 1.49
Hot or Lean Pockets 1.50
El Metate Market 19th& Placentia
*Chicken leg quarters .49lb
*Beef chuck rolled roast 1.99lb
*White shrimp 3.99lb
*Beef bottom roast 1.99lb
*Beef New York steak
*Marinated beef fajitas 2.29lb
*Whole catfish 1.79 lb !!!
*Bananas 3lbs for .99
*Tangelos 4lbs for .99
*Mexican (looks Italian to me) squash 3 lbs for .99
*Granny Smith apples 2lbs for .99
*Romaine lettuce 2 heads for .99
*Top Ramen 10 for 1.00
* 3doz med eggs for 5.00
Traditional Southern Deviled Eggs
Ingredients
7 large eggs, hard boiled and peeled
1/4 cup mayonnaise
1 1/2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish
1 teaspoon prepared mustard
Salt and pepper, for taste
Paprika, for garnishing
Sweet gherkin pickles sliced, for garnishing
Pimentos, for garnishing
Directions
Halve 7 eggs lengthwise. Remove yolks and place in a small bowl.
Mash yolks with a fork and stir in mayonnaise, pickle relish, and
mustard. Add salt and pepper, to taste.
Fill egg whites evenly with yolk mixture. Garnish with paprika, pickles
and pimentos. Store covered in refrigerator.
HENRY'S
Butchers Best Deal
*Natural split chicken breast .99lb
Natural boneless New York steak 4.99lb
Pork spare ribs 1.99lb
Boneless Top Sirloin steak 2.99lb
Fresk Pick of the Week
Blueberries 12oz 2 for 4.00
Red or Green seedless grapes 2 lbs for 4.00
*Broccoli crowns, Roma tomatoes, Green or Red leaf or Romaine lettuce, 5lb bag russet potatoes, Granny Smith or Fuji apples ALL .77 lb
*5lb box “Cuties” tangerines 3.97ea DEAL
ALBERTSONS
3 Day In-Ad Coupons Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Chicken breast .88lb limit 1 pack
Jennie-O ground turkey 1.98lb limit 2 pack
Fresh 8 piece fried chicken 4.99ea
Red Baron frozen pizza 2.49 limit 2
Albertsons Deli style cheese 1.79
*Beef London Broil 1.77lb
Top Sirloin steak 2.99lb
Boneless Chuck steak 2.99lb
*Jazz apples .69lb
*Cucumbers .79ea
Mini bananas .99 pack
Fresh green beans 2 for 5.00
*Smart Balance eggs buy 1 doz get 1 doz free
Smart and Final
Fresh Foster Farm whole chicken .89lb
Cattlemen’s Finest Beef brisket 1.89lb
10lb bag russet potatoes 1.49
2 heads Iceberg lettuce 1.49
Stater Bros
*Keta Salmon 2.99lb
New York Steak 3.47lb
*Whole chicken .77lb
*Stater Bros ground beef buy1 get 1 free save 8.99 on 2
Chicken drums and thighs .99lb
Pork Butt Roast .99
*Bulk ground turkey 1.49lb
*Jumbo cooked shrimp 1lb bag buy 1 get 1 free save 9.99 on 2
Shrimp Cocktail Sauce:
1 cup chili sauce or regular ketchup if you prefer mild
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 tablespoon prepared wasabi or horseradish, or dry mustard powder
1/4 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
In a medium bowl, whisk together all the ingredients. Store in the refrigerator until ready to serve.
*Navel oranges 3lb for .99
*Blueberries 18oz 2,99 ea
Haas avocados 1.00ea
Red grapes 1.99
*Asparagus 1.99lb
Cauliflower .99lb
Red Delicious apples .99
Land O Lakes buttery spread .99
*Dannon Fit & Light yogurt .39ea
*Goldfish .99
*Post or Stater Bros cereal 1.88ea
Fun Stuff Online
Etsy It’s coming up on wedding, graduation, and Mothers Day gift giving season. If you’re looking for something completely original, than start your search at www.Esty.com.
This site carries a wide variety of handcrafted jewelry, handbags, clothing, furniture, artwork, prints, home décor items and more from independent artists, vendors and craftsman. Sort like an online arts and crafts show but with delightful extras.
You can search by description or category. Trying the time Machine is fun. It shows you the most current additions to the site and you can go backwards to re-look at them.
Most items are reasonably price and since you are buying from individuals you contact them directly.
The vastness of the selection here is mind boggling. But it’s so much fun to look through that you’ll find the time flying by. The pricing is very reasonable and you’re dealing direct with the artist. No mark up from reps, retailers or showrooms. So watch out you’ll be buying something unique and wonderful before ya know it. Visit Site: Etsy.com
Ebay Fashion Vault Oh Boy…Debbie this is for you!
Ebay has enlisted some of their most trusted sellers and designers to work closely with eBay to bring you Fashion Vault sales events. For a limited time, 48 to 72 hours, exclusive online events will have selected designers on sale by brand authorized Ebay sellers who sell these higher end garments at substantial savings to Ebay members.
These designs come directly from sellers who are authorized by the brand to sell their merchandise. And to make these deals even better, shipping is free.
The discounts seem to be limited to “up to 60% off” and like all online Sample Sales, quantities are limited. But that’s a enough savings along with the Free shipping to more than capture your interest. Do sign up for notifications of the Vault Sales. If you’re a fashion or Ebay junkie, now you have something new to quench your interest.Visit Site: Ebay Fashion Vault
This site carries a wide variety of handcrafted jewelry, handbags, clothing, furniture, artwork, prints, home décor items and more from independent artists, vendors and craftsman. Sort like an online arts and crafts show but with delightful extras.
You can search by description or category. Trying the time Machine is fun. It shows you the most current additions to the site and you can go backwards to re-look at them.
Most items are reasonably price and since you are buying from individuals you contact them directly.
The vastness of the selection here is mind boggling. But it’s so much fun to look through that you’ll find the time flying by. The pricing is very reasonable and you’re dealing direct with the artist. No mark up from reps, retailers or showrooms. So watch out you’ll be buying something unique and wonderful before ya know it. Visit Site: Etsy.com
Ebay Fashion Vault Oh Boy…Debbie this is for you!
Ebay has enlisted some of their most trusted sellers and designers to work closely with eBay to bring you Fashion Vault sales events. For a limited time, 48 to 72 hours, exclusive online events will have selected designers on sale by brand authorized Ebay sellers who sell these higher end garments at substantial savings to Ebay members.
These designs come directly from sellers who are authorized by the brand to sell their merchandise. And to make these deals even better, shipping is free.
The discounts seem to be limited to “up to 60% off” and like all online Sample Sales, quantities are limited. But that’s a enough savings along with the Free shipping to more than capture your interest. Do sign up for notifications of the Vault Sales. If you’re a fashion or Ebay junkie, now you have something new to quench your interest.Visit Site: Ebay Fashion Vault
Frugal Freezer Meal Ideas
When it comes to freezer cooking, it is easy to prepare frugal meals. Many frugal recipes can be placed in your freezer for cooking at a later date. Here are a few ideas to get you started.
Chicken: Buy a large amount of chicken, divide it into freezer bags with the marinade of your choice, and freeze. The chicken will marinade as it thaws and you will have a tasty dish ready. Just add a side salad and some rice.
Beans and Rice: Healthy, full of fiber, and filling, beans and rice is yummy frugal meal. No need to make any other side dishes because beans and rice is truly a meal in itself.
Chili: Prepare a simple chili with cans of beans, onions, garlic, tomato paste and chili seasoning. You can add meat if you like but when it is made right, chili with no meat is very good. You can also add fresh tomatoes and other vegetables like bell peppers. Cook the chili, let it cool, and then just freeze.
Casseroles: Some casseroles like tuna or broccoli and cheese don’t cost much make and can be frozen with ease. When you make a casserole for dinner one night, make two. Instead of cooking the second one, once it is prepared, put it in the freezer.
Meatballs: Meatballs are another item is not expensive to make, can be doubled and frozen. You can find ground beef on sale often and can buy it in bulk in wholesale stores. With meatballs you can make different types to freeze like simple ones for spaghetti, honey barbecued, or teriyaki.
Taco or sloppy joe meat: Who doesn’t love tacos or sloppy joes? Again you can get hamburger meat in bulk. The good thing about these frugal meals is that you can cook them or just prepare them and freeze. It really makes creating fun, great, quick meals simple and very feasible.
Soups: Some soups like chicken noodle or split pea can be frozen successfully. You want to be careful freezing soups with potatoes or cream in them. These types of soups do not always freeze well and will make for a gummy, mushy meal for the family.
Freezer cooking can not only be frugal but time saving, convenient, and really easy to do.
Chicken: Buy a large amount of chicken, divide it into freezer bags with the marinade of your choice, and freeze. The chicken will marinade as it thaws and you will have a tasty dish ready. Just add a side salad and some rice.
Beans and Rice: Healthy, full of fiber, and filling, beans and rice is yummy frugal meal. No need to make any other side dishes because beans and rice is truly a meal in itself.
Chili: Prepare a simple chili with cans of beans, onions, garlic, tomato paste and chili seasoning. You can add meat if you like but when it is made right, chili with no meat is very good. You can also add fresh tomatoes and other vegetables like bell peppers. Cook the chili, let it cool, and then just freeze.
Casseroles: Some casseroles like tuna or broccoli and cheese don’t cost much make and can be frozen with ease. When you make a casserole for dinner one night, make two. Instead of cooking the second one, once it is prepared, put it in the freezer.
Meatballs: Meatballs are another item is not expensive to make, can be doubled and frozen. You can find ground beef on sale often and can buy it in bulk in wholesale stores. With meatballs you can make different types to freeze like simple ones for spaghetti, honey barbecued, or teriyaki.
Taco or sloppy joe meat: Who doesn’t love tacos or sloppy joes? Again you can get hamburger meat in bulk. The good thing about these frugal meals is that you can cook them or just prepare them and freeze. It really makes creating fun, great, quick meals simple and very feasible.
Soups: Some soups like chicken noodle or split pea can be frozen successfully. You want to be careful freezing soups with potatoes or cream in them. These types of soups do not always freeze well and will make for a gummy, mushy meal for the family.
Freezer cooking can not only be frugal but time saving, convenient, and really easy to do.
Frugal Breakfast Foods
Some favorite frugal breakfast items are homemade muffins and oatmeal. Pricewise almost nothing can beat either one of them, but if you are looking for a little more variety for that all-important first meal of the day, try some of these ideas instead. They are a much more economical option that hitting the drive-through of your favorite fast-food place but still give you some of that same taste (just better of course because it’s homemade.
1. Have a piece of casserole. It takes time to cook eggs and bacon for breakfast. No one wants to ruin their clothes with the mess it can create. On Sunday night, get breakfast done early. Put together a casserole using your favorite ingredients. Fewer eggs are needed in a casserole than when frying or scrambling them for breakfast each morning. Depending on the size of your family, the casserole may last two to three mornings.
2. Yogurt. Yogurt is a healthy and economical breakfast choice. When you are eating on the run, grab a container of yogurt and some dried or fresh fruit. Cutting up fruit on top of the yogurt adds carbohydrates to fuel you for the morning in addition to the calcium and protein in the yogurt itself.
3. Breakfast shake. This is even quicker and can be ingested while driving without taking your eyes off the road or both hands off the wheel. Put together some frozen fruit favorites, ice cubes, frozen yogurt, and unsweetened juice in a blender. Pour into Styrofoam cups to keep it cold. Everyone can grab a cup on the way out the door. The nutritional effect is about the same as yogurt, but without the spoon.
4. Pigs in a blanket. This is the homemade version. Whip up a batch of pancakes and freeze them in short stacks of three. A package or two of frozen link sausage is needed to create this quick and economical meal idea. Thaw out a stack of pancakes. Heat up three sausages in the microwave. Wrap a pancake around each sausage. Voila! You’ve got an instant pig in a blanket. Eat it as you watch the last of your favorite morning show. It can be eaten in the car without too much fuss or mess. For a sweeter taste and less mess, add a little maple syrup or honey to the batter when making the pancakes.
5. Breakfast sandwiches. In the evening, while you are getting things ready for the next day, grill up a few breakfast sandwiches. Choose whatever you like: turkey slices, ham slices, cheese, tomato, bacon, etc. When the sandwich cools, cut it into bite size pieces and put it in a container. In the morning, just grab a container; pop it into the microwave for fifteen or twenty seconds and breakfast is served.
These breakfast ideas are time saving and money-saving too. They make use of items you buy normally and also whatever you have around the house to create delicious fare for a morning rush. No more excuses for skipping breakfast or swinging into the fast food restaurant every morning.
1. Have a piece of casserole. It takes time to cook eggs and bacon for breakfast. No one wants to ruin their clothes with the mess it can create. On Sunday night, get breakfast done early. Put together a casserole using your favorite ingredients. Fewer eggs are needed in a casserole than when frying or scrambling them for breakfast each morning. Depending on the size of your family, the casserole may last two to three mornings.
2. Yogurt. Yogurt is a healthy and economical breakfast choice. When you are eating on the run, grab a container of yogurt and some dried or fresh fruit. Cutting up fruit on top of the yogurt adds carbohydrates to fuel you for the morning in addition to the calcium and protein in the yogurt itself.
3. Breakfast shake. This is even quicker and can be ingested while driving without taking your eyes off the road or both hands off the wheel. Put together some frozen fruit favorites, ice cubes, frozen yogurt, and unsweetened juice in a blender. Pour into Styrofoam cups to keep it cold. Everyone can grab a cup on the way out the door. The nutritional effect is about the same as yogurt, but without the spoon.
4. Pigs in a blanket. This is the homemade version. Whip up a batch of pancakes and freeze them in short stacks of three. A package or two of frozen link sausage is needed to create this quick and economical meal idea. Thaw out a stack of pancakes. Heat up three sausages in the microwave. Wrap a pancake around each sausage. Voila! You’ve got an instant pig in a blanket. Eat it as you watch the last of your favorite morning show. It can be eaten in the car without too much fuss or mess. For a sweeter taste and less mess, add a little maple syrup or honey to the batter when making the pancakes.
5. Breakfast sandwiches. In the evening, while you are getting things ready for the next day, grill up a few breakfast sandwiches. Choose whatever you like: turkey slices, ham slices, cheese, tomato, bacon, etc. When the sandwich cools, cut it into bite size pieces and put it in a container. In the morning, just grab a container; pop it into the microwave for fifteen or twenty seconds and breakfast is served.
These breakfast ideas are time saving and money-saving too. They make use of items you buy normally and also whatever you have around the house to create delicious fare for a morning rush. No more excuses for skipping breakfast or swinging into the fast food restaurant every morning.
Want Granola, but don’t want to pay $6.00 a box?
Honey Granola
3 cups dry oatmeal (rolled oats from food storage)
1/2 cup margarine (1 stick)
1/2 cup honey (you can also use brown sugar melted with the butter)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup each nuts and dried fruit (optional)
First melt the margarine in a 3-quart saucepan over medium heat. Add the honey and salt. Heat the honey briefly with the margarine and then add the oatmeal.. Turn the mixture onto an ungreased cookie sheet, Spread the granola out evenly and bake it at 375° for 10 minutes. It should be a toasty brown. Now remove it from the oven and allow it to cool and crisp up right there in the pan. Store it in sealed canister. Add the nuts and dried fruit, if you are using them, when the granola is cool. Serve it with milk like regular cereal, or if you are hankering for a divinely inspired treat, get a big bowl of yogurt, and sprinkle a large handful of granola on top of it. Sliced bananas are good with this too.
The kids want it “to go”?
Peanut Butter Granola Bars
3 cups of homemade granola
3 tablespoons margarine
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 medium eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
Optional: 1/2 cup raisins, or peanuts, or chocolate chips, or coconut, or sunflower seeds, or chopped apricots, or dates, or whatever strikes your fancy
You may use any recipe for granola that you like. If it already has peanuts and raisins added then you probably won’t want to add more, but you could if you wanted to. The end results wouldn’t be affected that much either way.
In a 2 quart sized saucepan melt the margarine and peanut butter together. Make sure the heat is low and stir it a lot to melt it evenly. Meanwhile crack both eggs into a cereal bowl and beat them up with a fork. When the margarine and peanut butter are completely melted together remove the pan from the heat. Whisk in the eggs. You have to do this quickly so the eggs won’t cook into scrambled eggs and peanut butter mess. The mixture will thicken and emulsify making a nice dough like texture. Beat in the vanilla. Stir in the prepared homemade granola. Add any optional ingredients to suit your taste. Turn the mixture into an oiled 8-inch square pan. Chill the bars in the fridge until hard. Cut into 16 squares. Serve with milk for a good snack, or pack in lunch boxes as a (relatively) healthy treat.
3 cups dry oatmeal (rolled oats from food storage)
1/2 cup margarine (1 stick)
1/2 cup honey (you can also use brown sugar melted with the butter)
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup each nuts and dried fruit (optional)
First melt the margarine in a 3-quart saucepan over medium heat. Add the honey and salt. Heat the honey briefly with the margarine and then add the oatmeal.. Turn the mixture onto an ungreased cookie sheet, Spread the granola out evenly and bake it at 375° for 10 minutes. It should be a toasty brown. Now remove it from the oven and allow it to cool and crisp up right there in the pan. Store it in sealed canister. Add the nuts and dried fruit, if you are using them, when the granola is cool. Serve it with milk like regular cereal, or if you are hankering for a divinely inspired treat, get a big bowl of yogurt, and sprinkle a large handful of granola on top of it. Sliced bananas are good with this too.
The kids want it “to go”?
Peanut Butter Granola Bars
3 cups of homemade granola
3 tablespoons margarine
1/2 cup peanut butter
2 medium eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla
Optional: 1/2 cup raisins, or peanuts, or chocolate chips, or coconut, or sunflower seeds, or chopped apricots, or dates, or whatever strikes your fancy
You may use any recipe for granola that you like. If it already has peanuts and raisins added then you probably won’t want to add more, but you could if you wanted to. The end results wouldn’t be affected that much either way.
In a 2 quart sized saucepan melt the margarine and peanut butter together. Make sure the heat is low and stir it a lot to melt it evenly. Meanwhile crack both eggs into a cereal bowl and beat them up with a fork. When the margarine and peanut butter are completely melted together remove the pan from the heat. Whisk in the eggs. You have to do this quickly so the eggs won’t cook into scrambled eggs and peanut butter mess. The mixture will thicken and emulsify making a nice dough like texture. Beat in the vanilla. Stir in the prepared homemade granola. Add any optional ingredients to suit your taste. Turn the mixture into an oiled 8-inch square pan. Chill the bars in the fridge until hard. Cut into 16 squares. Serve with milk for a good snack, or pack in lunch boxes as a (relatively) healthy treat.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Weekly Grocery Specials 1-13-10 to 1-20-10
Ralphs www.ralphs.com
10 for 10’s
Haas avocados, Red delicious or Granny Smith apples, Fresh baby peeled carrots, & Roma tomatoes.
Bird’s eye or Ralph’s frozen vegetables, Swiss Miss cocoa mix, American Beauty pasta, Campbell’s soup, Del-Monte canned fruit. Pillsbury Grand’s biscuits, Aunt Jemima entrée and more
*Fresh pork loin chops .99lb
*T-bone steak 3.77lb
Broccoli or cauliflower .99lb
Blackberries 2 for 4.
Fresh cabbage 2lb for 1.00
Pineapple .99lb
Cucumbers .79 ea
*Navel oranges 3lbs for .99
*Cantaloupe 3 lbs for .99
Ralph’s eggs buy 1 get 1 free
Buy 4 Lean Cuisine 1.49 ea
VONS
Saturday and Sunday Only
Jenny O ground turkey 1.99lb
Large Haas avocados 2 fro 1.00
Rice Krispies & Fruit Loops 2 for 3.00
12 pack Coke and 7up 2.66
Super In-Ad Coupons
Boneless chicken breasts 1.47lb
Free Signature Café side dish when you buy whole roasted chicken
Pace or Picante salsa 1.99
Quacker Chewy Granola Bars ,99
8 pack Yoplait 2.99
Safeway hamburger & hot dog buns .79
Waterfront cooked shrimp 3.99lb
Wishbone salad dressing .99
Brawny towels 12 roll or Northern TP 24 roll 12.99
Palmolive dish soap 2.49
Lucerne eggs 1.49
Safeway Partysize meals 6.99
*T-Bone steak 3.97lb
*Boneless chicken breasts 1.77lb
*Pork shoulder ribs 1.27lb
*Jimmy Dean bacon 2 for 5.00
Tyson chicken strips buy 1 get 1 free
Healthy Ones lunch meat buy 1 get 1 free
*5lb box Satsuma Mandarins 3.99
*Broccoli .88lb
*Fresh Express salad kits 2 for 4.00
*Progresso soups 1.11 ea
* Lucerne yogurt 10 for 4.00
El Metate Market 19th& Placentia
How to cook Grilled Whole Tilapia
Ingredients:
1 whole tilapia fish for each person
1 onion
1 sweet green pepper or bell pepper
1 lemon
1 tablespoon of vinegar
1 cup of vegetable oil
Chop the onion and sweet green pepper into fine pieces. Squeeze the juice from the lemon into a bowl. Add onion, sweet green pepper or bell pepper, vinegar, oil, red pepper flakes and/or cayenne pepper and salt to the bawl. Stir until the ingredients are well mixed. Cut three slits across the tilapia on both sides. Rub the mixture onto the tilapia and make sure a lot of mixture enters through the slits. If you have time, you can let the tilapia marinate in the bowl for 30-60 minutes. Grill the whole tilapia over a charcoal fire or broil it in the oven. Turn the tilapia over one or two times when you cook it to make it evenly grilled.
* Whole cleaned Tilapia .77lb !!! DEAL
* Bone in chicken breast .77 !!! DEAL
*Lean ground beef family pack .97lb
*Whole raw white shrimp 2.99lb
*Center cut pork chops 1.79lb
Thursday Only
Whole chicken .79lb
Sirloin end pork chops .87lb
Pork butt roast .99lb
*10 lb bag russet potatoes .77 ea!!!
*7lbs oranges .97
*7lbs white onions .97
*2lbs limes .99
* Mangos 2 for .99
*Granny Smith apples 2 lbs .99
*Medium eggs .77doz El Metate tortillas 90ct 1. 77
HENRY'S
Butcher’s Best Deal
Boneless chicken breast 1.88lb
Super lean ground sirloin 2.99lb
Red Cherries and Asparagus 2.49lb
*Minneola tangerines, green bell peppers, Mangos, yellow, red, whit onions all .49 lb
Blueberries, strawberries,& blackberries 2 for 5.00
Celery or Iceberg lettuce .88 ea
ALBERTSONS
Easy Chicken Cacciatore Dinner from Sale
4lbs chicken 1.00lb
1 onion & bell pepper
1 large spaghetti sauce 1.00
Put all in crock pot and go to church
Serve with Pasta and frozen vegetables .99 ea
Salad .99
Fresh Baguette 1.29
10 for 10 Sale
Farmer John country ribs or pork shoulder roast
The Californian ground turkey
Bar-S Jumbo or chicken Franks
Albertsons chicken drums, thighs & legs
Large Avocados
Oscar Meyer Lunchables
Campbells soup
Gatorade
Albertsons cream cheese or sour cream
Albertsons whipped topping
Minute maid lemonade or punch
Guerro flour tortillas
Aquafresh tooth paste
Rice a Roni or Albertson box potatoes
Easy Mac
Jolly Time micro popcorn
Hunts spaghetti sauce & pasta
Albertson & Steamy frozen vegetable
Banquet meal or Ord-Ida fries
Celeste Single serve pizza
AND MORE
Citrus Event
Lemons 2 for 1.00
Red grapefruit .69ea
Tangelos .99lb
Navel oranges 1.49lb
Clementine tangerines 3lb 4.99
Better deals at Henrys & Vons
*Cantaloupe .69lb
*Fresh Express salad .99 bag
Smart and Final
*Ground beef 5 lb pack 1.39 lb
Foster Farm chicken thighs .99lb
Roma tomatoes .99lb
*Gala apples 3 lbs 1.99
*Dole salad .99 bag
Haas avocados 4 ct 1.99
Stater Bros
3 Day Sale Friday, Saturday & Saturday
Rice & Pasta a-Roni .89
Ragu pasta sauce 1.39
Flap Meat (Carne Asada) 2.99 lb
Carne Asada Marinade Recipe
4lb flap meat
1 lime juiced
1 lemon juiced
1 orange or 1C OJ
2 T chilli powder
1-1/2 T oregeno
2 T cumin
1-1/2 tsp coriander seeds
*5 OR MORE garlic cloves chopped
1/4 to 1/2 CUP SOY SAUCE (I USE 1/4 CUP SOY IF USING REGULAR SOY; 1/2 CUP IF USING LITE SOY)
2 OR MORE sliced jalapeño chilies
1 onion sliced thin
COMBINE ALL INGREDIENTS IN A 1-GALLON ZIPLOC BAG; CLOSE AND MIX WELL. ADD BEEF FLAP MEAT (RANCHERA). MARINATE IN BAG UP TO 24 HOURS TURNING AND MASSAGING MEAT FREQUENTLY. GRILL TO MEDIUM-WELL. CUT MEAT INTO 1/2" SLICES (OR CUBES) AGAINST THE GRAIN. SERVE WITH TORTILLAS, MEXICAN RICE AND BEANS. GARNISH WITH LIME WEDGES AND CILANTRO.
99 Cent Sale
Bar S bologna, Celeste Pizza, Gerber 1st & 2nd foods & Michelina’s Entrees
*Jennie O Turkey Store ½ Price Sale
* Top Sirloin steak 1.99lb
*Chicken breast .99lb
*SB or Harris Ranch ground beef buy 1 get 1 free
*Spiral Ham .99lb
*Country style ribs .99
*Boneless pork loin 2.49 lb
*SB bacon 2.49
*London Broil 2.49
*Farmland sliced ham lunchmeat 1.99 ea
*Jonagold apples .79lb
*Minnelo tangelos .49lb
*Green grapes 1.99lb
Pears .99lb
Roma tomatoes .99lb
*broccoli .99lb
*Skippy peanut butter 1.49
*Home Pride bread 2.49
Kellogg’s Special K 2.99
10 for 10’s
Haas avocados, Red delicious or Granny Smith apples, Fresh baby peeled carrots, & Roma tomatoes.
Bird’s eye or Ralph’s frozen vegetables, Swiss Miss cocoa mix, American Beauty pasta, Campbell’s soup, Del-Monte canned fruit. Pillsbury Grand’s biscuits, Aunt Jemima entrée and more
*Fresh pork loin chops .99lb
*T-bone steak 3.77lb
Broccoli or cauliflower .99lb
Blackberries 2 for 4.
Fresh cabbage 2lb for 1.00
Pineapple .99lb
Cucumbers .79 ea
*Navel oranges 3lbs for .99
*Cantaloupe 3 lbs for .99
Ralph’s eggs buy 1 get 1 free
Buy 4 Lean Cuisine 1.49 ea
VONS
Saturday and Sunday Only
Jenny O ground turkey 1.99lb
Large Haas avocados 2 fro 1.00
Rice Krispies & Fruit Loops 2 for 3.00
12 pack Coke and 7up 2.66
Super In-Ad Coupons
Boneless chicken breasts 1.47lb
Free Signature Café side dish when you buy whole roasted chicken
Pace or Picante salsa 1.99
Quacker Chewy Granola Bars ,99
8 pack Yoplait 2.99
Safeway hamburger & hot dog buns .79
Waterfront cooked shrimp 3.99lb
Wishbone salad dressing .99
Brawny towels 12 roll or Northern TP 24 roll 12.99
Palmolive dish soap 2.49
Lucerne eggs 1.49
Safeway Partysize meals 6.99
*T-Bone steak 3.97lb
*Boneless chicken breasts 1.77lb
*Pork shoulder ribs 1.27lb
*Jimmy Dean bacon 2 for 5.00
Tyson chicken strips buy 1 get 1 free
Healthy Ones lunch meat buy 1 get 1 free
*5lb box Satsuma Mandarins 3.99
*Broccoli .88lb
*Fresh Express salad kits 2 for 4.00
*Progresso soups 1.11 ea
* Lucerne yogurt 10 for 4.00
El Metate Market 19th& Placentia
How to cook Grilled Whole Tilapia
Ingredients:
1 whole tilapia fish for each person
1 onion
1 sweet green pepper or bell pepper
1 lemon
1 tablespoon of vinegar
1 cup of vegetable oil
Chop the onion and sweet green pepper into fine pieces. Squeeze the juice from the lemon into a bowl. Add onion, sweet green pepper or bell pepper, vinegar, oil, red pepper flakes and/or cayenne pepper and salt to the bawl. Stir until the ingredients are well mixed. Cut three slits across the tilapia on both sides. Rub the mixture onto the tilapia and make sure a lot of mixture enters through the slits. If you have time, you can let the tilapia marinate in the bowl for 30-60 minutes. Grill the whole tilapia over a charcoal fire or broil it in the oven. Turn the tilapia over one or two times when you cook it to make it evenly grilled.
* Whole cleaned Tilapia .77lb !!! DEAL
* Bone in chicken breast .77 !!! DEAL
*Lean ground beef family pack .97lb
*Whole raw white shrimp 2.99lb
*Center cut pork chops 1.79lb
Thursday Only
Whole chicken .79lb
Sirloin end pork chops .87lb
Pork butt roast .99lb
*10 lb bag russet potatoes .77 ea!!!
*7lbs oranges .97
*7lbs white onions .97
*2lbs limes .99
* Mangos 2 for .99
*Granny Smith apples 2 lbs .99
*Medium eggs .77doz El Metate tortillas 90ct 1. 77
HENRY'S
Butcher’s Best Deal
Boneless chicken breast 1.88lb
Super lean ground sirloin 2.99lb
Red Cherries and Asparagus 2.49lb
*Minneola tangerines, green bell peppers, Mangos, yellow, red, whit onions all .49 lb
Blueberries, strawberries,& blackberries 2 for 5.00
Celery or Iceberg lettuce .88 ea
ALBERTSONS
Easy Chicken Cacciatore Dinner from Sale
4lbs chicken 1.00lb
1 onion & bell pepper
1 large spaghetti sauce 1.00
Put all in crock pot and go to church
Serve with Pasta and frozen vegetables .99 ea
Salad .99
Fresh Baguette 1.29
10 for 10 Sale
Farmer John country ribs or pork shoulder roast
The Californian ground turkey
Bar-S Jumbo or chicken Franks
Albertsons chicken drums, thighs & legs
Large Avocados
Oscar Meyer Lunchables
Campbells soup
Gatorade
Albertsons cream cheese or sour cream
Albertsons whipped topping
Minute maid lemonade or punch
Guerro flour tortillas
Aquafresh tooth paste
Rice a Roni or Albertson box potatoes
Easy Mac
Jolly Time micro popcorn
Hunts spaghetti sauce & pasta
Albertson & Steamy frozen vegetable
Banquet meal or Ord-Ida fries
Celeste Single serve pizza
AND MORE
Citrus Event
Lemons 2 for 1.00
Red grapefruit .69ea
Tangelos .99lb
Navel oranges 1.49lb
Clementine tangerines 3lb 4.99
Better deals at Henrys & Vons
*Cantaloupe .69lb
*Fresh Express salad .99 bag
Smart and Final
*Ground beef 5 lb pack 1.39 lb
Foster Farm chicken thighs .99lb
Roma tomatoes .99lb
*Gala apples 3 lbs 1.99
*Dole salad .99 bag
Haas avocados 4 ct 1.99
Stater Bros
3 Day Sale Friday, Saturday & Saturday
Rice & Pasta a-Roni .89
Ragu pasta sauce 1.39
Flap Meat (Carne Asada) 2.99 lb
Carne Asada Marinade Recipe
4lb flap meat
1 lime juiced
1 lemon juiced
1 orange or 1C OJ
2 T chilli powder
1-1/2 T oregeno
2 T cumin
1-1/2 tsp coriander seeds
*5 OR MORE garlic cloves chopped
1/4 to 1/2 CUP SOY SAUCE (I USE 1/4 CUP SOY IF USING REGULAR SOY; 1/2 CUP IF USING LITE SOY)
2 OR MORE sliced jalapeño chilies
1 onion sliced thin
COMBINE ALL INGREDIENTS IN A 1-GALLON ZIPLOC BAG; CLOSE AND MIX WELL. ADD BEEF FLAP MEAT (RANCHERA). MARINATE IN BAG UP TO 24 HOURS TURNING AND MASSAGING MEAT FREQUENTLY. GRILL TO MEDIUM-WELL. CUT MEAT INTO 1/2" SLICES (OR CUBES) AGAINST THE GRAIN. SERVE WITH TORTILLAS, MEXICAN RICE AND BEANS. GARNISH WITH LIME WEDGES AND CILANTRO.
99 Cent Sale
Bar S bologna, Celeste Pizza, Gerber 1st & 2nd foods & Michelina’s Entrees
*Jennie O Turkey Store ½ Price Sale
* Top Sirloin steak 1.99lb
*Chicken breast .99lb
*SB or Harris Ranch ground beef buy 1 get 1 free
*Spiral Ham .99lb
*Country style ribs .99
*Boneless pork loin 2.49 lb
*SB bacon 2.49
*London Broil 2.49
*Farmland sliced ham lunchmeat 1.99 ea
*Jonagold apples .79lb
*Minnelo tangelos .49lb
*Green grapes 1.99lb
Pears .99lb
Roma tomatoes .99lb
*broccoli .99lb
*Skippy peanut butter 1.49
*Home Pride bread 2.49
Kellogg’s Special K 2.99
How to Condense Your Club Cards
1. It seems that every store nowadays wants you to be a "member" of their "buying club," and they promise all kinds of discounts and benefits if you'll carry and use one of their cards. But let's face it, no one's wallet is that big! Here's a way to shed the cards while still keeping the benefits.
2. Collect all of your club cards. Examine each for what allows the issuer to distinguish you from other customers with club cards they have issued. Usually this is a bar code, but sometimes it's just a number.
3. Photocopy the bar codes. Take the club cards with bar codes, and photocopy the bar codes. You should be able to lay many of the cards side by side on the photocopy machine, and photocopy most of them all at once.
4. Cut out the bar codes from the copy. Using scissors, carefully cut out each bar code. Include any alphanumeric information underneath the bar code.
5. Assemble your barcode card. On a clean sheet of white paper, lay out the cut out bar codes in a line. They should be laid out close enough together to fit as many as possible inside a space no larger than two club cards side-by-side. They should be far enough apart that a bar code scanner can easily scan one without hitting another. Leave enough space along one edge so there's room left to label each barcode.
6. Secure the bar codes to the paper. You'll need to secure them to the paper so they don't move around. You can use removable tape for this, or a glue stick. They don't need to be securely fastened, just well enough to be able to pick up the paper and flip it over without having them fall off.
7. Label the barcodes. With a black pen, label each barcode with the name of the store or entity that issued the club card for that barcode.
8. Photocopy the assembled barcodes. Take the sheet of paper with the barcodes assembled on it, and photocopy it.
9. Cut out the card. Cut out the side-by-side card, and fold the copy in half to make your barcode card.
10. Laminate the card. If you don't have a laminating machine, you can get it done at a local office store or do it yourself: Take a piece of wide clear packing tape, larger than the card, and cover the folded card with it. Flip it over and cover it with a second piece of packing tape. Depending on the width of the packing tape, you may need to use several pieces to cover the whole thing.
11. Cut away the extra tape. Cut away excess tape, being sure to leave a little clear tape around the edge. Voila! Ready to be used at your favorite store!
Tips
Some smartphones, including the iPhone, have an app that will allow you to add your cards, allowing them to be displayed on your phone screen, freeing you from the burden of carrying the cards.
Most grocery stores allow you to pull up your customer information via a telephone number. You can travel without your club cards and simply tell the cashier your phone number to get your discounts.
When you use this barcode card at a store, it's not necessary to cover up neighboring bar codes. The machine will not recognize them. But it is helpful to point out to the cashier which is the one for their store.
Do this for ALL of your club cards, not just the ones you use most often. The purpose is to have ALL of them accessible all the time, so you're able to take advantage of all available discounts, all the time.
This method obviously won't work for club cards that have a magnetic stripe. But look closely at these cards -- they usually also have a unique membership number on them as well. This number can be handwritten on your new handmade barcode card; however, if the number is more than 6 or 8 digits, you will annoy clerks who could have swiped a card faster and more accurately than hand-entering a long number, and you'll also slow down the line behind you.
Instead of photocopying the bar codes and physically cutting and pasting them on paper, you can scan them, and mock up your barcode card on the computer.
If you do not have your barcode card, ask the clerk to use the store's card. Most stores keep a discount card for general use, although it may be that all the clerks have to share one, or that it's kept by the manager.
Before you laminate, make a backup copy of the paper or scan it as a digital image and store it somewhere. This will come in handy if you need to add additional bar codes in the future.
2. Collect all of your club cards. Examine each for what allows the issuer to distinguish you from other customers with club cards they have issued. Usually this is a bar code, but sometimes it's just a number.
3. Photocopy the bar codes. Take the club cards with bar codes, and photocopy the bar codes. You should be able to lay many of the cards side by side on the photocopy machine, and photocopy most of them all at once.
4. Cut out the bar codes from the copy. Using scissors, carefully cut out each bar code. Include any alphanumeric information underneath the bar code.
5. Assemble your barcode card. On a clean sheet of white paper, lay out the cut out bar codes in a line. They should be laid out close enough together to fit as many as possible inside a space no larger than two club cards side-by-side. They should be far enough apart that a bar code scanner can easily scan one without hitting another. Leave enough space along one edge so there's room left to label each barcode.
6. Secure the bar codes to the paper. You'll need to secure them to the paper so they don't move around. You can use removable tape for this, or a glue stick. They don't need to be securely fastened, just well enough to be able to pick up the paper and flip it over without having them fall off.
7. Label the barcodes. With a black pen, label each barcode with the name of the store or entity that issued the club card for that barcode.
8. Photocopy the assembled barcodes. Take the sheet of paper with the barcodes assembled on it, and photocopy it.
9. Cut out the card. Cut out the side-by-side card, and fold the copy in half to make your barcode card.
10. Laminate the card. If you don't have a laminating machine, you can get it done at a local office store or do it yourself: Take a piece of wide clear packing tape, larger than the card, and cover the folded card with it. Flip it over and cover it with a second piece of packing tape. Depending on the width of the packing tape, you may need to use several pieces to cover the whole thing.
11. Cut away the extra tape. Cut away excess tape, being sure to leave a little clear tape around the edge. Voila! Ready to be used at your favorite store!
Tips
Some smartphones, including the iPhone, have an app that will allow you to add your cards, allowing them to be displayed on your phone screen, freeing you from the burden of carrying the cards.
Most grocery stores allow you to pull up your customer information via a telephone number. You can travel without your club cards and simply tell the cashier your phone number to get your discounts.
When you use this barcode card at a store, it's not necessary to cover up neighboring bar codes. The machine will not recognize them. But it is helpful to point out to the cashier which is the one for their store.
Do this for ALL of your club cards, not just the ones you use most often. The purpose is to have ALL of them accessible all the time, so you're able to take advantage of all available discounts, all the time.
This method obviously won't work for club cards that have a magnetic stripe. But look closely at these cards -- they usually also have a unique membership number on them as well. This number can be handwritten on your new handmade barcode card; however, if the number is more than 6 or 8 digits, you will annoy clerks who could have swiped a card faster and more accurately than hand-entering a long number, and you'll also slow down the line behind you.
Instead of photocopying the bar codes and physically cutting and pasting them on paper, you can scan them, and mock up your barcode card on the computer.
If you do not have your barcode card, ask the clerk to use the store's card. Most stores keep a discount card for general use, although it may be that all the clerks have to share one, or that it's kept by the manager.
Before you laminate, make a backup copy of the paper or scan it as a digital image and store it somewhere. This will come in handy if you need to add additional bar codes in the future.
Here is another of my favorite places.
Many of you may be old friends with the Home Fabrics on the corner of Bristol and Warner in Santa Ana. Formerly known as “The $2 Fabric Mart”, then I think it was called just “The Fabric Mart”. But, as the years have passed, the amount of fabric has declined and the number of rugs has grown. You can still find a bargain, it’s just harder.
Home Fabrics
2320 S Bristol St
Santa Ana, CA 92704
Well, thanks to Cathy McGregor I found it’s “big brother”. Off the 605 freeway, South Street exit. You know, like the Cerritos Auto Mall, 605 at South Street. Anyway, after you exit, make a right and then a left at the second signal. The store is about a block down on the right.
Home Fabrics & Rugs
18600 Gridley Rd
Artesia, CA 90701
There is a back room off to the left, after you enter the store, that is filled with $2 and $3 per yard fabric. I am talking name brand quality stuff. We brought 8 coordinating Waverly prints and made book bags for our YW for Girls Camp. The bags were a huge hit and the cost was very little, Most of their inventory is drapery and upholstery quality, but they also have a section of quilt type calico prints.
They carry a lot of discounted trims, pillow forms, batting and pre-made drapes.
CHECK IT OUT! Save some for me.
Home Fabrics
2320 S Bristol St
Santa Ana, CA 92704
Well, thanks to Cathy McGregor I found it’s “big brother”. Off the 605 freeway, South Street exit. You know, like the Cerritos Auto Mall, 605 at South Street. Anyway, after you exit, make a right and then a left at the second signal. The store is about a block down on the right.
Home Fabrics & Rugs
18600 Gridley Rd
Artesia, CA 90701
There is a back room off to the left, after you enter the store, that is filled with $2 and $3 per yard fabric. I am talking name brand quality stuff. We brought 8 coordinating Waverly prints and made book bags for our YW for Girls Camp. The bags were a huge hit and the cost was very little, Most of their inventory is drapery and upholstery quality, but they also have a section of quilt type calico prints.
They carry a lot of discounted trims, pillow forms, batting and pre-made drapes.
CHECK IT OUT! Save some for me.
Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Weekly Grocery Specials 1-6-10 to 1-12-10
Ralphs www.ralphs.com
*Fresk ground sirloin 1.97lb
*Fresh chicken breast .97lb
*Lean beef flap steak 3.99lb
*Fresh whole chickens .99lb
*Center cut beef shanks or short ribs 2.99lb
Meal from specials
CROCK POT BRAISED SHORT RIBS
4 lb. beef short ribs
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
1 c. flour
2 med. onions, sliced
3 tbsp. oil
1 1/2 c. liquid (water, broth or BBQ sauce)
Dredge ribs in flour, salt and pepper. Brown well. Layer onions, ribs and liquid. Cook on low 8-10 hours or high 4-6 hours.
Serve with ASIAN COLESLAW
bag of shredded coleslaw vegetables
1/2 cup rice vinegar
1 tbsp. mayonnaise
1 tbsp. canola oil or vegetable oil
1 tbsp. soy sauce
1 tbsp. brown sugar
1 tbsp. red pepper flakes
1/2 cup cashew halves and pieces
*Fuji or Pink Lady apples .49lb
*Fresh selections bag salad or slaw .99
*Mangos .79ea
*Sweet Mayan onioins .99lb
*Navel oranges .79
*Bosc pears .79lb
*Quaker oatmeal 1.88
*Campbells soup 10for10.00
*Kellogs cereal and bars 3 for 6.00
Buy 3 and get FREE milk!
*Kashi GoLean crunch 2 for 5.00
*Silk soy milk 2.99
HENRY'S
Butcher’s Best Deals
Chicken drumsticks or thighs .79lb
Boneless Rib Eye steak 4.99lb
Colossal sea scallops 7.99lb
Yellow peaches .97lb
Mangos 2 for 1.00
Navel Oranges 2lbs for 1.00
Papayas 2lbs for 1.00
Broccoli crowns .88lb
Fresh Express salads 2 for 5.00
Granny Smith or Gala apples .88lb
El Metate Market 19th & Placentia
*Sirloin end pork chops .97lb
*Chicken leg quarter .49
*Beef stir fry 2.29lb
*Beef Clod roast 2.29lb
*White shrimp 3.99lb
*Extra lean ground beef 1.99lb
*Imitation crab meat 1.79lb
*Beef stew meat 1.99lb
*White onions 8lb for .99!
*Roma tomatoes 3lbs for .99
*Serranos chilies 2lbs for .99
*Mexican squash 3lbs for .99
^Jicama 3 lbs for .99
*Iceberg lettuce .69 ea
*Fuji apples .60lb
*Bosc pears 2 lbs for .99
*Orlando tangerines 3 lbs for .99
Thursday only
*Chicken drumsticks .59lb
*Boneless chicken breast 1.39lb
**Whole cleaned tilapia .79lb
*Tilapia fillet 1.87lb
*Meat mix for Pozole .79lb
Pozole
Pork and Hominy Stew 4 to 6 servings
Pork -- 1 1/2 to 2 pounds
Canned or fresh hominy, rinsed -- 2 to 3 cups
Garlic -- 3 to 5 cloves
Salt -- 2 teaspoons
Water or stock -- 6 cups
Add the pork, hominy, garlic, salt and stock or water to a large pot. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, and then reduce heat to low and simmer for 1 1/2 to 2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
Remove the pot from heat. Take the pork from pot and set aside to cool. When cool enough to handle, remove the meat from its bones and shred it with your hands.
Add the meat back to the pot and simmer for another 10 to 15 minutes. Adjust seasoning and serve with little bowls of your choice of garnishes like, avocado, onion, cheese, etc.,
Smart and Final
*Jennie-O ground turkey 1.89
*Sweet cantaloupe 4lbs for 1.00
*First Street eggs .99doz
*BarS bacon 1,99lb
*Orowheat Buttermilk or 7 grain 2.49
VONS
*Ribeye steak 3.97lb
Fresh lean ground beef 2.47lb
*Boneless pork loin chops 1.77lb
*Whole Foster Farm chicken .99lb
*Foster Farm breast 1.49lb
*Boneless cross rib roast 2.49lb
*Raw jumbo shrimp 4.99lb
*Sweet Bing cherries 2.99lb
*Fresh Express bag salad buy one get one
*5lb bag Russet potatoes .99
*Yoplait yogurt 10 for 5.00
*Lucrene milk 2,49
Brown Bag It
Lance cracker 8pack 2 for 4.00
Mott’s apples sauce 6pack 2 for 5
CapriSun drinks 10 pack 1.99
Sara Lee bread buy one get one
Glad sandwich bags 2 for 6.00
Primo Tagello Ham 5.99lb
BUY 5 SAVE 5.00
Oscar Meyer lunch meat
Oscar Meyer Deli shaved lunch meat
Oscar Meyer Lunchables Fun Packs
Oscar Meyer Deli Creations
Oscar Meyer Beef Franks
ALBERTSONS
* Albertsons whole chicken .67lb BEST DEAL
*Beef Tri tip roast 1.99lb
*Large mangos 3 for .99
Free 2 lbs bananas when you buy 2 Fresh Express bag salad 2 for 5.00
Fresh whole pineapple .99lb
Italian or yellow squash .99
*Yoplait yogurt 20 for 8.00 BEST DEAL
Albersons chunk or shredded cheese 1.69
General Mills cereals 2 for 4.00
*Kellogg’s Special K products 2.49 buy 4 get one free
*Betty Crocker “Helpers” and Green Giant specialty vegetable 10 for 10.00
3 Days Only Friday-Sunday In-Ad Coupons
Farmer John sliced ham 2 for 5.00
24 park Arrowhead or Mountain Spring water 2.99
StarKist tuna .59
Progresso soups .99
Doritos 1.59
Stater Bros
Rib eye steak 3.99lb
Boneless chuck roast 1.99lb
CHUCK ROAST IN THE CROCKPOT
1 pkg Knorr's onion soup mix
1 can beef broth
1 can Campbell's Cream of Mushroom soup
1 medium sized chuck roast
In the morning, before leaving for work, or at night before going to bed, put all ingredients into the CrockPot and cook on LOW for approximately 6-8 hours.
The beef will fall apart when finished.
Serve over cooked and buttered egg noodles.
Chicken breast boneless 1.97lb
Pork butt roast 1.49lb
Stater Bros ground beef 1.25lb
*Farmer John ham .89lb
Think of all the sandwiches, soups, breakfasts and casseroles that can come from one ham! It’s a great deal
Boneless pork loin chops 1.89
All Stater meat deals are cheaper somewhere else this week except the ham.
*Navel oranges .39lb
Ambrosia apples .99lb
Large Haas avocados 10 for 10.99
Iceberg lettuce .89lb
6pack tomatoes 2.99ea
Kiwi 4 for 1.00
Cucumbers .79 ea
Red Globe grapes 1.99lb
*Best Foods mayonnaise 2.49 save 2.00
*Stater Bros yogurt .39ea
*Stater Bros frozen vegetables .99ea
*Heartlands Grains bread 1,99 save 1.00ea
*Fresk ground sirloin 1.97lb
*Fresh chicken breast .97lb
*Lean beef flap steak 3.99lb
*Fresh whole chickens .99lb
*Center cut beef shanks or short ribs 2.99lb
Meal from specials
CROCK POT BRAISED SHORT RIBS
4 lb. beef short ribs
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. pepper
1 c. flour
2 med. onions, sliced
3 tbsp. oil
1 1/2 c. liquid (water, broth or BBQ sauce)
Dredge ribs in flour, salt and pepper. Brown well. Layer onions, ribs and liquid. Cook on low 8-10 hours or high 4-6 hours.
Serve with ASIAN COLESLAW
bag of shredded coleslaw vegetables
1/2 cup rice vinegar
1 tbsp. mayonnaise
1 tbsp. canola oil or vegetable oil
1 tbsp. soy sauce
1 tbsp. brown sugar
1 tbsp. red pepper flakes
1/2 cup cashew halves and pieces
*Fuji or Pink Lady apples .49lb
*Fresh selections bag salad or slaw .99
*Mangos .79ea
*Sweet Mayan onioins .99lb
*Navel oranges .79
*Bosc pears .79lb
*Quaker oatmeal 1.88
*Campbells soup 10for10.00
*Kellogs cereal and bars 3 for 6.00
Buy 3 and get FREE milk!
*Kashi GoLean crunch 2 for 5.00
*Silk soy milk 2.99
HENRY'S
Butcher’s Best Deals
Chicken drumsticks or thighs .79lb
Boneless Rib Eye steak 4.99lb
Colossal sea scallops 7.99lb
Yellow peaches .97lb
Mangos 2 for 1.00
Navel Oranges 2lbs for 1.00
Papayas 2lbs for 1.00
Broccoli crowns .88lb
Fresh Express salads 2 for 5.00
Granny Smith or Gala apples .88lb
El Metate Market 19th & Placentia
*Sirloin end pork chops .97lb
*Chicken leg quarter .49
*Beef stir fry 2.29lb
*Beef Clod roast 2.29lb
*White shrimp 3.99lb
*Extra lean ground beef 1.99lb
*Imitation crab meat 1.79lb
*Beef stew meat 1.99lb
*White onions 8lb for .99!
*Roma tomatoes 3lbs for .99
*Serranos chilies 2lbs for .99
*Mexican squash 3lbs for .99
^Jicama 3 lbs for .99
*Iceberg lettuce .69 ea
*Fuji apples .60lb
*Bosc pears 2 lbs for .99
*Orlando tangerines 3 lbs for .99
Thursday only
*Chicken drumsticks .59lb
*Boneless chicken breast 1.39lb
**Whole cleaned tilapia .79lb
*Tilapia fillet 1.87lb
*Meat mix for Pozole .79lb
Pozole
Pork and Hominy Stew 4 to 6 servings
Pork -- 1 1/2 to 2 pounds
Canned or fresh hominy, rinsed -- 2 to 3 cups
Garlic -- 3 to 5 cloves
Salt -- 2 teaspoons
Water or stock -- 6 cups
Add the pork, hominy, garlic, salt and stock or water to a large pot. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat, and then reduce heat to low and simmer for 1 1/2 to 2 hours, or until the meat is very tender.
Remove the pot from heat. Take the pork from pot and set aside to cool. When cool enough to handle, remove the meat from its bones and shred it with your hands.
Add the meat back to the pot and simmer for another 10 to 15 minutes. Adjust seasoning and serve with little bowls of your choice of garnishes like, avocado, onion, cheese, etc.,
Smart and Final
*Jennie-O ground turkey 1.89
*Sweet cantaloupe 4lbs for 1.00
*First Street eggs .99doz
*BarS bacon 1,99lb
*Orowheat Buttermilk or 7 grain 2.49
VONS
*Ribeye steak 3.97lb
Fresh lean ground beef 2.47lb
*Boneless pork loin chops 1.77lb
*Whole Foster Farm chicken .99lb
*Foster Farm breast 1.49lb
*Boneless cross rib roast 2.49lb
*Raw jumbo shrimp 4.99lb
*Sweet Bing cherries 2.99lb
*Fresh Express bag salad buy one get one
*5lb bag Russet potatoes .99
*Yoplait yogurt 10 for 5.00
*Lucrene milk 2,49
Brown Bag It
Lance cracker 8pack 2 for 4.00
Mott’s apples sauce 6pack 2 for 5
CapriSun drinks 10 pack 1.99
Sara Lee bread buy one get one
Glad sandwich bags 2 for 6.00
Primo Tagello Ham 5.99lb
BUY 5 SAVE 5.00
Oscar Meyer lunch meat
Oscar Meyer Deli shaved lunch meat
Oscar Meyer Lunchables Fun Packs
Oscar Meyer Deli Creations
Oscar Meyer Beef Franks
ALBERTSONS
* Albertsons whole chicken .67lb BEST DEAL
*Beef Tri tip roast 1.99lb
*Large mangos 3 for .99
Free 2 lbs bananas when you buy 2 Fresh Express bag salad 2 for 5.00
Fresh whole pineapple .99lb
Italian or yellow squash .99
*Yoplait yogurt 20 for 8.00 BEST DEAL
Albersons chunk or shredded cheese 1.69
General Mills cereals 2 for 4.00
*Kellogg’s Special K products 2.49 buy 4 get one free
*Betty Crocker “Helpers” and Green Giant specialty vegetable 10 for 10.00
3 Days Only Friday-Sunday In-Ad Coupons
Farmer John sliced ham 2 for 5.00
24 park Arrowhead or Mountain Spring water 2.99
StarKist tuna .59
Progresso soups .99
Doritos 1.59
Stater Bros
Rib eye steak 3.99lb
Boneless chuck roast 1.99lb
CHUCK ROAST IN THE CROCKPOT
1 pkg Knorr's onion soup mix
1 can beef broth
1 can Campbell's Cream of Mushroom soup
1 medium sized chuck roast
In the morning, before leaving for work, or at night before going to bed, put all ingredients into the CrockPot and cook on LOW for approximately 6-8 hours.
The beef will fall apart when finished.
Serve over cooked and buttered egg noodles.
Chicken breast boneless 1.97lb
Pork butt roast 1.49lb
Stater Bros ground beef 1.25lb
*Farmer John ham .89lb
Think of all the sandwiches, soups, breakfasts and casseroles that can come from one ham! It’s a great deal
Boneless pork loin chops 1.89
All Stater meat deals are cheaper somewhere else this week except the ham.
*Navel oranges .39lb
Ambrosia apples .99lb
Large Haas avocados 10 for 10.99
Iceberg lettuce .89lb
6pack tomatoes 2.99ea
Kiwi 4 for 1.00
Cucumbers .79 ea
Red Globe grapes 1.99lb
*Best Foods mayonnaise 2.49 save 2.00
*Stater Bros yogurt .39ea
*Stater Bros frozen vegetables .99ea
*Heartlands Grains bread 1,99 save 1.00ea
How to Find the Best Bargains at Warehouse Clubs
Five Tips to Help You Get the Lowest PricesBy BECKY WORLEY, MAUREEN WHITE and KATE McCARTHY
More than 100 million people now shop at Sam's Club and Costco, in hopes of finding the lowest prices on items from tires to tiaras, cameras to crackers.
Here are a few tips to help you brave the masses and navigate the aisles in search of the best bargains.
Tip One: Look for Special Price Coding
Warehouse stores have special price codes for clearance items.
"If it ends in .97 at Costco it's on clearance and it's not going to be restocked," savings expert Julia Scott of bargainbabe.com said.
Price tags that end with a penny at Sam's Club means the item is on clearance.
"So what that means is if you want it, you better get it now," Scott said. Plus it's a good way to scan all the clothing piles and quickly distinguish the best deals.
Tip Two: Electronics
Large electronic stores can charge customers up to 15 percent to restock a returned item. But most membership stores have a 90 day return policy with no fee. BJ's has a shorter window returns, for example computers must be returned within 14 days.
Another incentive for customers to purchase electronic items, Costco and Sam's Club offer free phone-based tech support.
A manager at Sam's Club clued us in to the fact that you don't even have to buy your gadgets at Sam's and they'll still try to help you. You can call 24 hours a day, speak in English or Spanish, and they'll help you navigate your tech trouble.
Tip Three: Luxury Items and Prescriptions
Look for luxury items at warehouse stores, such as Kate Spade glasses that cost $42. We searched for the exact sunglasses style online and found them for over $100. We also found a pair of Kate Spade glasses at an upscale department store that had a different style name but looked very similar and cost $160.
Scott says prescription medications are cheaper too. At Sam's Club there are hundreds of prescriptions that cost $4 a month to fill. At Costco customers do not need a membership to use their pharmacy.
Tip Four: Memberships and Upgrades
While executive memberships promise rebates, the fine print says only certain purchases apply and you must purchase a minimum amount to earn enough rebates to recoup the cost of the upgraded membership.
If you want to avoid paying the $40 or $50 annual fee, pay a friend to buy you a warehouse club gift card. Then you can shop to the card limit without paying any surcharges.
Tip Five: Old Reliable Items
There are certain items that customers will almost always find at the lowest price at warehouse clubs.
Gas is generally five to 10 cents a gallon cheaper than at a local station.
Diapers and meat products are also less expensive. In fact the rotisserie chicken at Costco is so popular it has its own Facebook site.
One word of warning, avoid the middle of the store and the ends of the aisles where they usually put the tempting items you do not need. Instead stick to your list.
More than 100 million people now shop at Sam's Club and Costco, in hopes of finding the lowest prices on items from tires to tiaras, cameras to crackers.
Here are a few tips to help you brave the masses and navigate the aisles in search of the best bargains.
Tip One: Look for Special Price Coding
Warehouse stores have special price codes for clearance items.
"If it ends in .97 at Costco it's on clearance and it's not going to be restocked," savings expert Julia Scott of bargainbabe.com said.
Price tags that end with a penny at Sam's Club means the item is on clearance.
"So what that means is if you want it, you better get it now," Scott said. Plus it's a good way to scan all the clothing piles and quickly distinguish the best deals.
Tip Two: Electronics
Large electronic stores can charge customers up to 15 percent to restock a returned item. But most membership stores have a 90 day return policy with no fee. BJ's has a shorter window returns, for example computers must be returned within 14 days.
Another incentive for customers to purchase electronic items, Costco and Sam's Club offer free phone-based tech support.
A manager at Sam's Club clued us in to the fact that you don't even have to buy your gadgets at Sam's and they'll still try to help you. You can call 24 hours a day, speak in English or Spanish, and they'll help you navigate your tech trouble.
Tip Three: Luxury Items and Prescriptions
Look for luxury items at warehouse stores, such as Kate Spade glasses that cost $42. We searched for the exact sunglasses style online and found them for over $100. We also found a pair of Kate Spade glasses at an upscale department store that had a different style name but looked very similar and cost $160.
Scott says prescription medications are cheaper too. At Sam's Club there are hundreds of prescriptions that cost $4 a month to fill. At Costco customers do not need a membership to use their pharmacy.
Tip Four: Memberships and Upgrades
While executive memberships promise rebates, the fine print says only certain purchases apply and you must purchase a minimum amount to earn enough rebates to recoup the cost of the upgraded membership.
If you want to avoid paying the $40 or $50 annual fee, pay a friend to buy you a warehouse club gift card. Then you can shop to the card limit without paying any surcharges.
Tip Five: Old Reliable Items
There are certain items that customers will almost always find at the lowest price at warehouse clubs.
Gas is generally five to 10 cents a gallon cheaper than at a local station.
Diapers and meat products are also less expensive. In fact the rotisserie chicken at Costco is so popular it has its own Facebook site.
One word of warning, avoid the middle of the store and the ends of the aisles where they usually put the tempting items you do not need. Instead stick to your list.
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