Mod Apron

Modern homemaking for the frugal urban mama.

Jul 2
Holy moly I did a super big shop!
You’re lookin’ at:
bag of organic tortilla chips (Den’s request)
2 boxes of squeezable applesauce pouches (Okay, so these aren’t the most budget-friendly at 50 cents per pouch. We’ve just been out of the house so much lately, and I’ve needed food that I can throw in my bag for Hungry Henry. He’s still a bit too young and too toothless to eat most regular food, so applesauce is the perfect take-along snack. And I love these pouches because no refrigerator, spoon or bowl is required. I justify this purchase because they really do save me time and make my life much easier.)
box of Ak-Mak crackers (yumster!)
edamame hummus (hey hummus, please meet Ak-Mak crackers, above)
tub of organic cottage cheese
bag o’ lemons (I have been going through them like crazy lately!)
3 potatoes
2 yams
2 Preserve toothbrushes (I just love these toothbrushes and their mail-back program so much!)
small bottle of balsamic vinegar
jar of marinara
bottle of peppermint Dr. B’s
half gallon of organic milk
jar of salsa
2 organic pears
mango
8-pack of yogurt for Maya’s lunchbox
4 pink lady apples (used to be 5, but I ate one while unpacking these groceries. Ha!)
5 bananas
box of button mushrooms
2 Cashew Cookie Lara Bars (my little pre-gym treat)
2 cans organic garbanzo beans
bag of organic baby spinach
a bunch of organic green beans
bag of organic carrots
4 Cali yellow peaches
box of cherries (I’d like to make a batch of my homemade cherry jam out of these but I suspect Dennis will get to them before I have a chance.)
large box of organic Cali strawberries
My cupboards and fridge were pretty bare before today’s shop, so I went a wee bit over my $50 per week budget. My total today came today $64.46. 
I am OK with the overage. We really needed a bunch of stuff. Next week, I’ll try to cut my grocery budget to $35.54 to make up for going over this week. Or maybe not. I may just give myself a pass on this one. Haven’t decided yet.

Holy moly I did a super big shop!

You’re lookin’ at:

  • bag of organic tortilla chips (Den’s request)
  • 2 boxes of squeezable applesauce pouches (Okay, so these aren’t the most budget-friendly at 50 cents per pouch. We’ve just been out of the house so much lately, and I’ve needed food that I can throw in my bag for Hungry Henry. He’s still a bit too young and too toothless to eat most regular food, so applesauce is the perfect take-along snack. And I love these pouches because no refrigerator, spoon or bowl is required. I justify this purchase because they really do save me time and make my life much easier.)
  • box of Ak-Mak crackers (yumster!)
  • edamame hummus (hey hummus, please meet Ak-Mak crackers, above)
  • tub of organic cottage cheese
  • bag o’ lemons (I have been going through them like crazy lately!)
  • 3 potatoes
  • 2 yams
  • Preserve toothbrushes (I just love these toothbrushes and their mail-back program so much!)
  • small bottle of balsamic vinegar
  • jar of marinara
  • bottle of peppermint Dr. B’s
  • half gallon of organic milk
  • jar of salsa
  • 2 organic pears
  • mango
  • 8-pack of yogurt for Maya’s lunchbox
  • 4 pink lady apples (used to be 5, but I ate one while unpacking these groceries. Ha!)
  • 5 bananas
  • box of button mushrooms
  • 2 Cashew Cookie Lara Bars (my little pre-gym treat)
  • 2 cans organic garbanzo beans
  • bag of organic baby spinach
  • a bunch of organic green beans
  • bag of organic carrots
  • 4 Cali yellow peaches
  • box of cherries (I’d like to make a batch of my homemade cherry jam out of these but I suspect Dennis will get to them before I have a chance.)
  • large box of organic Cali strawberries

My cupboards and fridge were pretty bare before today’s shop, so I went a wee bit over my $50 per week budget. My total today came today $64.46. 

I am OK with the overage. We really needed a bunch of stuff. Next week, I’ll try to cut my grocery budget to $35.54 to make up for going over this week. Or maybe not. I may just give myself a pass on this one. Haven’t decided yet.