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food prices Thanksgiving
Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 10:06 pm
by Exit Zero
My trip to Cost-U-Less tonite:
Russet Potatoes 1.19 lb
Jumbo Onion - .65 Lb
Swiss cheese imported -2 lb package sliced 10.99
Blueberries pint 4.39
Basic 4 cereal Gen. Mills 4.49
frozen Italian bread 3.59
half and half Qt. 2.99 expires 12/21
Nathans Beef Franks 3 lb. package 12.99
Spiral cut 1/2 Ham -- 2.49 lb-- 10 lb ham
Pork tenderloin 24 oz seasoned, in Cryovac 6.99
Russet Potato chips - large 13.5 oz pack3.99
Rotisserie Chicken - whole ,hot - 5.99
12 pk Diet Coke 4.39
Snyders hard pretzels Box 3.19
Except for the Nathans Franks --- these items were all in normal size packages - and the hot dogs are for a beach party Sunday! And the Spiral ham is for a Thanksgiving feast.
Posted: Tue Nov 23, 2010 10:22 pm
by loria
is it the newyork in me? that sounds totally reasonable...(maybe it was meant to and i amjust being to literal)
I just spent almost 50 bucks on a TURKEY (and it was 16 pounds--so not like a huge bird) happy thanksgiving exit. enjoy your party--
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:14 am
by Xislandgirl
some of those prices are cheaper than I can get.
Just for fun I plugged in your items to my grocery store online ordering and I came up with just about the same prices
Blueberries 4.4 OZ PKG 1 4.99
Onions Spanish Large 1 EA 1 .89
Potatoes Russet 5 LB BAG 1 2.99
Cook's Ham Spiral Sliced Half Smoked APX 7-9 LB 1 14.32
Hormel Always Tender Pork Tenderloin Cracked Peppercorn 18.4 OZ PKG 1 7.99
Nathan's Franks Beef Skinless - 24 ct 3 LB PKG 1 11.99
Stop & Shop Chicken Whole Rotisserie Touch of Honey Fully-Cooked Cold APX 2.75 LB 1 7.49 7.49
Alpine Lace Deli Cheese Swiss (Regular Sliced) APX 1/2 LB 4 3.99 15.98
Hood Half & Half Ultra Pasteurized 1 QUART 1 2.99
Pepperidge Farm Garlic Bread 10 OZ PKG 1 3.00
Coke Diet - 12 pk 12 OZ CAN 1 5.49
General Mills Basic Four Cereal 16 OZ BOX 1 3.99
Cape Cod Kettle Cooked Potato Chips All Natural 16 OZ BAG 1 4.99
Snyder's of Hanover Pretzels Sourdough Hard Fat Free
2.99
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 7:38 am
by sailorgirl
loria wrote:is it the newyork in me? that sounds totally reasonable...(maybe it was meant to and i amjust being to literal)
I just spent almost 50 bucks on a TURKEY (and it was 16 pounds--so not like a huge bird) happy thanksgiving exit. enjoy your party--
Wow that's one expensive bird. Years ago when I started doing T-Day I would go to the butcher and get an expensive bird I recall $3.00+ per lb.Last year got a Shadybrook frozen one (shhh don't tell my mother) and could not tell the difference. This year bagged one on sale for .29 a pound!
Posted: Wed Nov 24, 2010 10:45 am
by Teresa_Rae
Loria, yes, it's the NY'er in you b/c those prices are high to me
And a beach party with hot dogs...that sounds wonderful! We were in the 70s the other day and now it's cold and rainy
