Showing posts with label grocery store deals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grocery store deals. Show all posts

Thursday, August 9, 2012

Awesome Hood Deal at Dave's Marketplace

For all of you fellow Rhode Islanders out there, Dave's Marketplace is having an awesome deal on Hood products this week.

When you buy five participating Hood products at $3 each you save $5 instantly. Pretty good but when you add in $1 off one manufacturer coupons you can net five products for $1 each.

Participating products include:

Ice Cream Sandwiches 8-12 count
Sports Bars 6 count, Hoodsie Cups 10 count
Orange Cream Bar 12 count
Mini Ice Cream Sandwiches 18 count
Red Sox Cones 6 count
Ice Cream Bars 12 count
Hood Fudge Stix 24 count
Kids Karnival Stix 24 count
Pop Stix 24 count
Hood Ice Cream or N.E. Creamery Ice Cream 48 oz.
Cottage Cheese 16 oz.
Whipped Topping 9.3 oz.
Simply Smart Milk 64 oz.
Lactaid Ice Cream 32 oz.

It is sales like this that really make me miss my chest freezer. I will have to figure out how to fit five Hood products in my freezer along with all of the other stuff that is already there.

Other great sales that stand out to me this week are:

Bartlett Pears .99/lb
Perdue Chicken Tenderloins $1.99/lb
Honey Ham from the Deli $2.99/lb
Planters Peanut Butter $1.99 (I am pretty sure they have a natural version)
Grass Fed Boneless Rib Eye Steak $7.99/lb
GoGurt $2.00 - $1/2 manufacturer coupon (I love the Simply GoGurt version for my kids)
Red or Green Seedless Grapes $1.49/lb

Saturday, August 4, 2012

Al Fresco Sausage $1 Coupon

This week at Dave's Marketplace (a local grocery store chain in Rhode Island) they have 12 oz. packages of Al Fresco Chicken Sausage on sale for $2.99. If you sign up for the Al Fresco newsletter they send you a link for a $1.00 coupon making the sausage $1.99.

To me this is a good deal, especially for a high quality, natural product.

When I buy sausage I like to simmer it in pasta sauce to make a quick and simple meat sauce. I just cut the meat out of the casing, brown it a bit and then add sauce and simmer. Pour it over some pasta and you have a simple dinner that tastes like you slaved over the stove for hours. Add some homemade bread (from the bread machine, of course) and everyone is full and happy after a healthy and easy dinner.