Food Deals and Meal Suggestions 9/21-9/26

Here is a list of some of the food that is on sale at various locations and some ideas of meals to make with those deals. 

Starkist Tuna coupons are available from Red Plum.  There is a $.075 off 1 for a pouch of Sandwich Ready Starkist Tuna and a $1.00 off of 2 pouches of Starkist Tuna.   (If you don't see it use Zip Code 47140)
Walmart has the smallest pouches for 89 cents.
Albertson's has pouches on for 1.00.
Harris Teeter has them for about $1.59.  (They are also tripling coupons until Wed. of this week)

This Tuna would be really good for a good old fashioned Tuna Sandwich, or you can make my Tuna Bake recipe for dinner this week.  If you are going to make the Tuna Bake you will be glad to know that
Coupons.com has a coupon for $1.00 off of 2 for their Grands Biscuts that you can use in this recipe which would make it quite cheap.

There are also still some Yogurt Coupons on coupons.com that will go great with the Yogurt Parfait, and Fruit Crepes.

Go to Kroger and get:

• Pork Chops for $1.59 per pound and make Ranch Pork Chops.  
• Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts for  $5.99 per bag, and Asparagus for $1.77/lb., and you could make Garlic Bowtie Pasta.
• Cream Cheese $0.99 (when you buy ten participating items), Shrimp 4.99/lb., and you could make Seafood Alfredo.
• Chocolate Chips  for 1.99/bag (when you buy 10 participating items).  You can make Chocolate Chip Cookies or Amish Friendship Bread and add Chocolate Chips to it.
• Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts (get 1 bag to make Garlic Bowtie Pasta and use the rest of the bag for this), Yellow, Orange and Red Peppers on Sale for 10 for $10 (you don't have to buy ten to get the deal) and make Chicken Fajitas, or Italian Chicken with Peppers.
  
• Ground Beef for $1.49/lb, Cheese at $1.49 (when you buy 10 participating items), and make Pizza, Hamburger Casserole, Layered Creamed Spinach Meatloaf or Taco Salad.  

There are tons of recipes that you could make with Ground Beef and $1.49/lb. is a great price for it.  So stock up, devide it into 1 or 2 lb. sections freeze some raw, for use in Meatloaf, or Meatballs later.  Brown the rest and put into Freezer bags to have on hand when you want to cook a quick last minute meal.  When I freeze mine, I brown them and then put 4 C. into a Quart sized Freezer Bag and label it with the date and 2 lbs. Beef.

I will keep looking for some more Grocery deals and update you soon.  Let me know if you find any to share.