Monday, January 26, 2009

 

Week One: Grocery List

Here is the grocery list for Week One:

Fresh Direct -
0.54 lb Domestic Parmesan - (Grated) $5.26
1 Breakstone's Sour Cream - (16oz) $2.59
1 Farmland Cultured Lowfat Buttermilk - (1 quart) $1.99
1 Farmland Whole Milk - (1/2 gallon) $2.39
1 Land O'Lakes Salted Butter - (4 sticks) $4.89
1 New England Fresh Grade A Large Brown Eggs - (1 dozen) $1.99
1 Philadelphia Cream Cheese Spread - (8oz) $2.89
0.25 lb Citterio Genoa Salami - (Thin) $1.75
1.01 lb Mariah Thick Sliced Bacon, Rind-On $4.03
0.52 lb Pitted Sicilian Olives $3.11
4 Lemons - (Farm Fresh, Med) $2.00
1 Barilla Spaghetti - (16oz) $1.59
1 College Inn Chicken Broth - (48oz) $3.69
1 General Mills Basic 4 Cereal - (16oz) $4.99
1 General Mills Cheerios Cereal - (8.9oz) $3.89
2 Kraft Original Elbow Macaroni & Cheese - (7.25oz) $3.38
1 Lipton-Gefen Ranch Soup & Dip Mix - (2.4oz) $1.99
1 Newman's Own Caesar Dressing - (8oz) $2.29
1 Progresso Italian Style Peeled Tomatoes with Basil - (28oz) $1.99
1 Roland Anchovy Fillets in Olive Oil, Jar - (4.2oz) $3.49
1 Roland Organic Traditional Buckwheat Soba Noodles - (12.8oz) $1.99
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast - (3 pieces per pack, Grade A) $7.43
1 FreshDirect Gold Creamer Potatoes - (24oz) $3.99
2 Garlic - (Farm Fresh, Med) $0.84
1 Italian Parsley - (Farm Fresh) $1.49
3 Jumbo Carrots - (Farm Fresh) $1.29
Delivery Fee - $5.79
Total - $83.01

Local Market
Lettuce $4.99
Pork Chops $4.24
Romaine $2.00
Kalamata Olives $4.16
Soy Sauce $2.99
Caesar dressing $2.29
Pickles $4.49
Bread $3.99
Celery $1.99
Baby Carrots $1.50
Provolone (organic-crap) $6.49
Annies Shells and Cheese $3.38
Brown Mustard $1.79
Mayo $2.99
Cinnamon Toast Crunch $4.49
Swiss Cheese $2.20
Ham $2.94
English Muffins $3.39
Spam $3.99
Baguette $1.99
Total - $66.29

Grand Total for the week: a whopping $144.54 - oops!

Snacks for the week are the celery and baby carrots with Ranch Dip (made from the sour cream and a packet from the "Ranch Soup" mix) for me and Spam sandwiches on English Muffins for G. We don't eat breakfast that much, but that's what the cereal is for (we had coffee already). Lunches were Ham and Swiss sandwiches and Salami and Provolone sandwiches (unless noted).

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