I have a brookshires here in my small town I always love their sales. But it goes by quick. I got a buy one get one free for steaks. I bought the cheapest one and they were huge. Both around 20 something dollars while the rest was overpriced. I got four big steaks. Cut them in half and we make it last. 😊 Always look out for those good deals. Another idea that I always have and help people out with is of course fresh produce is expensive but one thing that helps us out the most is us getting Frozen fruits and veggies I love to make smoothies and I will use the veggies to incorporate into meals and the fruits to make like a homemade jelly or something. Another thing I recommend is save your scraps and your seeds from anything you buy and replant them. It's very important to stockpile water so my local brookshire's had water on sale two for $7 and then they had the whole 40 count for less than $4. We bought eight of them. And we have a bunch of water put back for emergencies. One thing I plan on doing is taking my mason jars and canning some water. That'll last for about 5 to 7 years is stored properly. Some ways that I make money is from my fresh fruits that I grow I'll make fresh smoothies fresh juices and other things and I also love to build so I will use scrap wood from anything and I will build any kind of furniture and engrave it with the Lord scriptures. Another thing I love to do with my garden and my chickens is I'll sell the eggs for cheap and also so some bulk veggies and fruits. While canning some at the same time. With me not having a job right now I always try to find a way including things that I love and I try to put the Lord first. Another tip I recommend is stockpiling hygiene supplies cleaning supplies etc. I want to my local Dollar tree and got some good name brand soap bars, trash bags and other stuff put back
@@rachel3682 First off, you are such a blessing! These are great tips! I’ve recently discovered a Brookshire’s about 15 mins from me. That’s the main grocery store my parents used to shop at in Louisiana. I was so frustrated with my summer crops, I almost gave up on fall. My collard greens, lettuce, kale, beets and herbs have all sprouted. It’s still scorching hot here in Texas, so I hope that I didn’t start too soon. I started a compost pile today with leaves, banana peels, and coffee grounds. My neighbor and I share what we grow in our gardens, and take turns helping each in the garden. If only the HOA would allow chickens. We have a few acres of land back home so maybe we’ll retire there and get all of the farm animals. There are so many skills I want to learn. Baking bread is at the top followed by canning 😊
@@UniquelyTish amen to that sister. I love the old fashioned bread boxes as it keeps your bread lasting longer away from light bugs and moisture. I'm so sorry about them HOA people. Theyre a real pain! Most importantly please don't ever give up if something fails it's probably for a reason from the Lord he's probably giving you something bigger or telling you to start again. I bum myself out with that sometimes but I still try to trust in him. Those are some good ways to start! Keep going!! 😁
I like your channel thank you so much for the simplicity of it. This is really gonna help me get on track in the coming year. Thank you so much 😊for your channel.
I really like your content and how you present the hauls. It's quite unique in the voice over and cinematography. With how prices are going, keeping a solid storage of staples (canned foods especially) is so critical. I try to stock up when things are on sale and make sure to keep a core rotation that consists of a protein, starch, and veggies. And the great thing about canned foods is that they virtually last forever so long as they're stored properly and the can isn't damaged. Gotta make sure to keep a couple of can openers around when the time comes to eat them, though. Thanks for the tips! 🙌
@@poketographyyy Thanks😊 Yes, I totally agree about the canned goods! I’m definitely going back to get more canned veggies before they go off sale. Multiple can openers is definitely a must😊
Yes sounds good I would store the rice in the freezer for a few days then take out and let go to room temp then store in glass jars that's how I do . Also vacuum. Sealing has been so helpful in jars they make a handheld gadget that goes on top and seals out the air it works real good .
I order things from amazon often, for diy projects, for pets, for my furniture flipping, etc. I found backpacker's /camp meals, freeze dried meals in a bag, where only hot water is needed. These include things like biscuits and gravy and mac n cheese etc. Which I have tried and found very delicious! Especially the desserts, creme brulee and chocolate cheese cake. ... The thing is, you can find them for generally around $7 - $12 dollars depending on the meal.... These come in 2 servings per bag, are shelf stable for about 25 years and delicious. .... When I order anything from amazon, I add one or two bags of different foods from the list I created there. This is an affordable way to stock pile an emergency pantry and a tasty addition to your stock of canned goods.
@@jewelz6506 Nice! Freeze dried meals sounds like prepper pantry heaven! I’ll have to look into that one because when I go out of town on the weekends, I’m usually off grid. The freeze dried meals would come in handy😊
New Viewer. I was just like you and I got some canned meat. It's expensive. I then got into canning. I went to Sam's Club and got chicken, beef and pork and I cubed it up and canned shelf stable meat. 2-3 cans of canned meat gave me 7-8 pints of meats. Good job!!!
@@teemcc4011 Welcome fam😊 I want to can so bad. That’s next on my list of things to learn. Right now I’m trying to master gardening. But I’m definitely going to learn how to can. Sounds like you are set! Canning definitely saves money!
When I had kids at home I always went to Kroger before Thanksgiving and bought the can vegetables and the cream of mushroom soup and broth. I would stock up for the year. I also would buy extra hams. I still haven’t made it to Aldi in Bossier. I’m having issues with afib. Can’t walk very far and my heart rate goes high and I get diaphoretic. Waiting on the increase in my meds to work. I feel like I’m having a work out every day. I enjoy your videos. Jan
@@Janice-h1v Oh no, I’m praying that your A-fib improves with the meds. They have smart watches that can detect when your heart goes into A-fib and can alert EMS. Check to see if it’s covered under your insurance. I was at the Aldi on Mansfield Rd a couple of weeks ago and it was packed. I’ll definitely be on the lookout for those Kroger sales around Thanksgiving. Hopefully this merger with them and Albertsons goes through so that we can get better deals. Take care🩷
Hang in there, Jan. Getting the meds just right can be very trying! With me, it was CHF. I'm sure your providers have told you to cut back on caffeine, but remember that caffeine can hide in unexpected places. The good news is that the meds work; my CHF is not a problem now. Good luck!
I’ve been stockpiling food for about 2 1/2 years now. I looked the other day and I only have one can of chili beans and now that it’s getting fall and we like chili and soup and stuff. I thought I better get some cans of chili beans and I did. I went to Walmart and got the Great Value brand. This week I decided to get some cannellini beans because I like to make white chicken chili with those.
@@Myfavorites877 Wow! I bet your pantry looks like a grocery store! I found a white chicken chili recipe a couple of days ago. I have everything but the cannellini beans. Fall is my favorite time of year so we are gearing up for all of the soup recipes 😁
I didn't get anything for my stockpile last week. I am going to Dollar Tree today and on my payday I am going to an Asian grocery store for spices. Next week I am to a local Hispanic grocery store for spices and dry beans.
@@adriennesmith6697 Nice! I’ll have to venture out to the Hispanic grocery store to see what I can find, and search for an Asian grocery store near me. My husband mentioned going to an Indian grocery store, but I haven’t found any in my area. Thanks for the tips😊
Wow, wish we had that store in my area. ... I just found your channel and thank you for all your helpful, friendly advice. Tough times yes and it is a blessing to find people like you who impart their wisdom gained from experience. I have subscribed and look forward to more inspiration from you. Thank you. God bless
Once the algorithm picks up that you look at prepper channels, they will appear! I especially enjoy Mary's Nest and the Provident Prepper. You might also like Sutton's Daze and City Prepping. Be aware that I've seen a lot of videos about coping with power outages, especially in winter. Enjoy!
@@kathrynstubbs4519 I do like Provident Prepper but also Goshen Prepping. My two faves. You can learn a lot. Wise advice to be prepared even if its just for power outages, winters and natural disasters. It's become my new hobby. :)
I remake meals from leftovers. One night will be chicken thighs with gravy, the next day I make simi homemade pot pie. Add a can of mixed vegetables mix well put in a pie shell then top with left over potatoes or one small packet of instant potatoes. Bake till golden.
@@suecampparks5673 Transforming left overs is my greatest struggle 😩. I really want to learn how. It’s probably the main reason why I cook just enough to minimize having leftovers. Your examples sparked an idea that I may try this week😁
@@UniquelyTish I use a master list of meals, things I can re use is just extra meals so I raised two kids on and a (well 2nd husband😔😔🤪🤪😜) on $140 a month grocery budget in 2001 to 2007. Now I feed my now husband (#3 who’s a 🫅 compared to #2) we spend like $90 a week and that’s feeding our dog as well. In this economy the things I learn is a huge help
@@UniquelyTish when doing your stock ups think long term as well. I make bread, my bones from chicken I put with extra veggies I’ve bought and make bone broths for soups and such. You can also can the broth for long term storage.
@@suecampparks5673 Wow, that is amazing that you got your grocery bill down from $140! I’ll have to take sometime this weekend and plan out meals that can be transformed into something else 😊
@@suecampparks5673 I was literally just talking to my husband yesterday about learning how to make bread from scratch 😁 I’ve started a garden as well. Small things here and there to shave money off of the grocery bill😊
@@marciejones6873 Right! I totally agree. At least the cow won’t go bad in the freezer with a generator. The stores here in Texas were price gouging on generators during the winter storm. It’s better to get one when there’s not a natural disaster happening 😊
How do you get a rotisserie chicken for under $2?? This is the first of your videos I have seen, so if you made another video about that, please let me know! ❤
@@savannahbernay8675 Walmart puts their rotisserie chicken from the previous night on clearance. I went in at 7am and they had about 15 on clearance for $1.51. I stocked up so fast😁
I would highly recommend sticking with rebate apps and sales as well as being willing to go to multiple stores. Buy products that you typically use to maximize rebates...often get free or close on many stock worthy items. Never pay for oral care, pay tiny for laundry products, paper products etc. Meats vary each week. Buy when in sale and freeze. I got 130 dollars worth and my out of pocket was less than 4 dollars! Then meal plan from pantry and freezer each week. Only get what you can store and have space for and then rotate items constantly! Lots of videos on each grocery store using ibotta each week so you don't even have to find the deals yourself! So easy to save thousands by not being brand specific and proper storage. I pay less for groceries now than ever by being flexible and using all stores in my area. I have to let very good deals go because I simply have accumulated too much to even donate fast enough!
@@bean6528 These are Awesome tips! You have it down to a science! I use IBOTTA occasionally. It’s not what it used to be. I was able to get free ingredients for Thanksgiving about two years ago, but nothing recently. I will be adding these suggestions to my spreadsheet 😊
Hey there Tish .. just wondering, do you shop and follow the seasonal clearance sales at Dollar General ? Next week, I believe after Tuesday, some summer foods, drink mixes and freezer pops are going to 90% off. I bought 7 of the Hellmans 48 oz Mayonaise for $2.98 last week at 50% off.
@@sherryintheozarks Hello! I’ve heard about the Dollar General seasonal sale, but always get there days later when everything is gone. I’ll have to head over there Tuesday to see what I can find 😁 Wow! $2.98 for Hellmans! That’s a great stock up price! Thanks for the heads up 😊
@@UniquelyTish I sub to 3 ladies that are really great on DG Sale Information, and I also search the app in the categories for clearance or penny items in my surrounding locations. I have saved so much money from shopping at DG not just the clearances, but weekly sales as well using all of their digital coupons and Saturday’s $5off$25. The trick is to do multiple $25 orders or, however many $5off$25 coupons you have. You can use multiple accounts as well. ( most people do ) It’s best to monitor your local DG Stores to see how well their seasonal items are moving out, and to keep an eye out on their clearance section. Watch what they are putting in there. Good Luck !
@@MsZenaggie Aww, thank you 😊 Yes, I’m in Texas. If HEB wasn’t so far away I would definitely go shopping there. They have some pretty good deals based off of what I see in the sales ads😁
@@Myfavorites877 Walmart puts their rotisserie chicken on clearance if it hadn’t sold by the time noted on the bag. I just so happen to get there when they first opened and got a few bags for $1.50😁
What a breath of fresh air your personality is- bless you sister in Christ
@@angelika_munkastrap4634 Thank you so much🙏🏼
Amen 🙏 we got to have faith in God....
@@peggyredman6774 Yes ma’am! That’s the only way to make it 🙏🏼
Amen 🙏 God is good
I have a brookshires here in my small town I always love their sales. But it goes by quick. I got a buy one get one free for steaks. I bought the cheapest one and they were huge. Both around 20 something dollars while the rest was overpriced. I got four big steaks. Cut them in half and we make it last. 😊 Always look out for those good deals. Another idea that I always have and help people out with is of course fresh produce is expensive but one thing that helps us out the most is us getting Frozen fruits and veggies I love to make smoothies and I will use the veggies to incorporate into meals and the fruits to make like a homemade jelly or something. Another thing I recommend is save your scraps and your seeds from anything you buy and replant them. It's very important to stockpile water so my local brookshire's had water on sale two for $7 and then they had the whole 40 count for less than $4. We bought eight of them. And we have a bunch of water put back for emergencies. One thing I plan on doing is taking my mason jars and canning some water. That'll last for about 5 to 7 years is stored properly. Some ways that I make money is from my fresh fruits that I grow I'll make fresh smoothies fresh juices and other things and I also love to build so I will use scrap wood from anything and I will build any kind of furniture and engrave it with the Lord scriptures. Another thing I love to do with my garden and my chickens is I'll sell the eggs for cheap and also so some bulk veggies and fruits. While canning some at the same time. With me not having a job right now I always try to find a way including things that I love and I try to put the Lord first. Another tip I recommend is stockpiling hygiene supplies cleaning supplies etc. I want to my local Dollar tree and got some good name brand soap bars, trash bags and other stuff put back
@@rachel3682 First off, you are such a blessing! These are great tips! I’ve recently discovered a Brookshire’s about 15 mins from me. That’s the main grocery store my parents used to shop at in Louisiana. I was so frustrated with my summer crops, I almost gave up on fall. My collard greens, lettuce, kale, beets and herbs have all sprouted. It’s still scorching hot here in Texas, so I hope that I didn’t start too soon. I started a compost pile today with leaves, banana peels, and coffee grounds. My neighbor and I share what we grow in our gardens, and take turns helping each in the garden. If only the HOA would allow chickens. We have a few acres of land back home so maybe we’ll retire there and get all of the farm animals. There are so many skills I want to learn. Baking bread is at the top followed by canning 😊
@@UniquelyTish amen to that sister. I love the old fashioned bread boxes as it keeps your bread lasting longer away from light bugs and moisture. I'm so sorry about them HOA people. Theyre a real pain! Most importantly please don't ever give up if something fails it's probably for a reason from the Lord he's probably giving you something bigger or telling you to start again. I bum myself out with that sometimes but I still try to trust in him. Those are some good ways to start! Keep going!! 😁
@@rachel3682 Thank you so much for the encouragement 😊
I like your channel thank you so much for the simplicity of it. This is really gonna help me get on track in the coming year. Thank you so much 😊for your channel.
@@georgiayoung5310 Thank you! We are in this together. 😊
I really like your content and how you present the hauls. It's quite unique in the voice over and cinematography.
With how prices are going, keeping a solid storage of staples (canned foods especially) is so critical. I try to stock up when things are on sale and make sure to keep a core rotation that consists of a protein, starch, and veggies. And the great thing about canned foods is that they virtually last forever so long as they're stored properly and the can isn't damaged. Gotta make sure to keep a couple of can openers around when the time comes to eat them, though.
Thanks for the tips! 🙌
@@poketographyyy Thanks😊 Yes, I totally agree about the canned goods! I’m definitely going back to get more canned veggies before they go off sale. Multiple can openers is definitely a must😊
Love this series because this is so my style! and I’m needing to start my stockpiling for winter.
@@plannotelist Aww, thank you! We are in this together 😊
Yes sounds good I would store the rice in the freezer for a few days then take out and let go to room temp then store in glass jars that's how I do . Also vacuum. Sealing has been so helpful in jars they make a handheld gadget that goes on top and seals out the air it works real good .
@@sheliapeters2082 Thanks for the tip! That’s going on my spreadsheet 😁 I’ve placed the rice in the freezer😁
@@UniquelyTish ur welcome supposed to kill any bugs if any was in their .
I order things from amazon often, for diy projects, for pets, for my furniture flipping, etc. I found backpacker's /camp meals, freeze dried meals in a bag, where only hot water is needed. These include things like biscuits and gravy and mac n cheese etc. Which I have tried and found very delicious! Especially the desserts, creme brulee and chocolate cheese cake. ... The thing is, you can find them for generally around $7 - $12 dollars depending on the meal.... These come in 2 servings per bag, are shelf stable for about 25 years and delicious. .... When I order anything from amazon, I add one or two bags of different foods from the list I created there. This is an affordable way to stock pile an emergency pantry and a tasty addition to your stock of canned goods.
@@jewelz6506 Nice! Freeze dried meals sounds like prepper pantry heaven! I’ll have to look into that one because when I go out of town on the weekends, I’m usually off grid. The freeze dried meals would come in handy😊
New Viewer. I was just like you and I got some canned meat. It's expensive. I then got into canning. I went to Sam's Club and got chicken, beef and pork and I cubed it up and canned shelf stable meat. 2-3 cans of canned meat gave me 7-8 pints of meats. Good job!!!
@@teemcc4011 Welcome fam😊 I want to can so bad. That’s next on my list of things to learn. Right now I’m trying to master gardening. But I’m definitely going to learn how to can. Sounds like you are set! Canning definitely saves money!
You are so sweet ❤ watching from Australia 🇦🇺 🤩
@@theresamcclure7333 Aww, thank you so much 😊
When I had kids at home I always went to Kroger before Thanksgiving and bought the can vegetables and the cream of mushroom soup and broth. I would stock up for the year. I also would buy extra hams. I still haven’t made it to Aldi in Bossier. I’m having issues with afib. Can’t walk very far and my heart rate goes high and I get diaphoretic. Waiting on the increase in my meds to work. I feel like I’m having a work out every day. I enjoy your videos. Jan
@@Janice-h1v Oh no, I’m praying that your A-fib improves with the meds. They have smart watches that can detect when your heart goes into A-fib and can alert EMS. Check to see if it’s covered under your insurance. I was at the Aldi on Mansfield Rd a couple of weeks ago and it was packed. I’ll definitely be on the lookout for those Kroger sales around Thanksgiving. Hopefully this merger with them and Albertsons goes through so that we can get better deals. Take care🩷
Hang in there, Jan. Getting the meds just right can be very trying! With me, it was CHF. I'm sure your providers have told you to cut back on caffeine, but remember that caffeine can hide in unexpected places. The good news is that the meds work; my CHF is not a problem now. Good luck!
I’ve been stockpiling food for about 2 1/2 years now. I looked the other day and I only have one can of chili beans and now that it’s getting fall and we like chili and soup and stuff. I thought I better get some cans of chili beans and I did. I went to Walmart and got the Great Value brand. This week I decided to get some cannellini beans because I like to make white chicken chili with those.
@@Myfavorites877 Wow! I bet your pantry looks like a grocery store! I found a white chicken chili recipe a couple of days ago. I have everything but the cannellini beans. Fall is my favorite time of year so we are gearing up for all of the soup recipes 😁
I didn't get anything for my stockpile last week. I am going to Dollar Tree today and on my payday I am going to an Asian grocery store for spices. Next week I am to a local Hispanic grocery store for spices and dry beans.
@@adriennesmith6697 Nice! I’ll have to venture out to the Hispanic grocery store to see what I can find, and search for an Asian grocery store near me. My husband mentioned going to an Indian grocery store, but I haven’t found any in my area. Thanks for the tips😊
Hey hey hey, I did tuna this week ❤
@@cynthiajudkins2250 Hey, Hey😁 Awesome! We got this😁
I always buy HEB's. Brands. And yes, the union soup mix tastes great.
Wow, wish we had that store in my area. ... I just found your channel and thank you for all your helpful, friendly advice. Tough times yes and it is a blessing to find people like you who impart their wisdom gained from experience. I have subscribed and look forward to more inspiration from you. Thank you. God bless
@@jewelz6506 Awww, thank you so much🩷
Once the algorithm picks up that you look at prepper channels, they will appear! I especially enjoy Mary's Nest and the Provident Prepper. You might also like Sutton's Daze and City Prepping. Be aware that I've seen a lot of videos about coping with power outages, especially in winter. Enjoy!
@@kathrynstubbs4519 Thanks for the suggestions😊
@@kathrynstubbs4519 I do like Provident Prepper but also Goshen Prepping. My two faves. You can learn a lot. Wise advice to be prepared even if its just for power outages, winters and natural disasters. It's become my new hobby. :)
@@kathrynstubbs4519 also good to know of the tainted foods out there now, Riverside Homestead Life does a lot of tainted food alerts.
I remake meals from leftovers. One night will be chicken thighs with gravy, the next day I make simi homemade pot pie. Add a can of mixed vegetables mix well put in a pie shell then top with left over potatoes or one small packet of instant potatoes. Bake till golden.
@@suecampparks5673 Transforming left overs is my greatest struggle 😩. I really want to learn how. It’s probably the main reason why I cook just enough to minimize having leftovers. Your examples sparked an idea that I may try this week😁
@@UniquelyTish I use a master list of meals, things I can re use is just extra meals so I raised two kids on and a (well 2nd husband😔😔🤪🤪😜) on $140 a month grocery budget in 2001 to 2007. Now I feed my now husband (#3 who’s a 🫅 compared to #2) we spend like $90 a week and that’s feeding our dog as well. In this economy the things I learn is a huge help
@@UniquelyTish when doing your stock ups think long term as well. I make bread, my bones from chicken I put with extra veggies I’ve bought and make bone broths for soups and such. You can also can the broth for long term storage.
@@suecampparks5673 Wow, that is amazing that you got your grocery bill down from $140! I’ll have to take sometime this weekend and plan out meals that can be transformed into something else 😊
@@suecampparks5673 I was literally just talking to my husband yesterday about learning how to make bread from scratch 😁 I’ve started a garden as well. Small things here and there to shave money off of the grocery bill😊
I would like to invest in a half of cow but it would probably be smart to invest in a generator for emergency preparedness.
@@marciejones6873 Right! I totally agree. At least the cow won’t go bad in the freezer with a generator. The stores here in Texas were price gouging on generators during the winter storm. It’s better to get one when there’s not a natural disaster happening 😊
The first of the month i got lucky and got 4 pound bags of masa for $1.00 each.
@@imakethings3953 Wow! That is a steal! It’s usually between $3-$4 and even more depending on the brand! Good job😊
How do you get a rotisserie chicken for under $2?? This is the first of your videos I have seen, so if you made another video about that, please let me know! ❤
@@savannahbernay8675 Walmart puts their rotisserie chicken from the previous night on clearance. I went in at 7am and they had about 15 on clearance for $1.51. I stocked up so fast😁
I would highly recommend sticking with rebate apps and sales as well as being willing to go to multiple stores. Buy products that you typically use to maximize rebates...often get free or close on many stock worthy items. Never pay for oral care, pay tiny for laundry products, paper products etc. Meats vary each week. Buy when in sale and freeze. I got 130 dollars worth and my out of pocket was less than 4 dollars! Then meal plan from pantry and freezer each week. Only get what you can store and have space for and then rotate items constantly! Lots of videos on each grocery store using ibotta each week so you don't even have to find the deals yourself! So easy to save thousands by not being brand specific and proper storage. I pay less for groceries now than ever by being flexible and using all stores in my area. I have to let very good deals go because I simply have accumulated too much to even donate fast enough!
@@bean6528 These are Awesome tips! You have it down to a science! I use IBOTTA occasionally. It’s not what it used to be. I was able to get free ingredients for Thanksgiving about two years ago, but nothing recently. I will be adding these suggestions to my spreadsheet 😊
this week I stock up on instant coffee
@@BillieBrattin Awesome! I definitely need to add that to my list! We are avid coffee drinkers 😁
Hey there Tish .. just wondering, do you shop and follow the seasonal clearance sales at Dollar General ? Next week, I believe after Tuesday, some summer foods, drink mixes and freezer pops are going to 90% off. I bought 7 of the Hellmans 48 oz Mayonaise for $2.98 last week at 50% off.
@@sherryintheozarks Hello! I’ve heard about the Dollar General seasonal sale, but always get there days later when everything is gone. I’ll have to head over there Tuesday to see what I can find 😁 Wow! $2.98 for Hellmans! That’s a great stock up price! Thanks for the heads up 😊
@@UniquelyTish I sub to 3 ladies that are really great on DG Sale Information, and I also search the app in the categories for clearance or penny items in my surrounding locations.
I have saved so much money from shopping at DG not just the clearances, but weekly sales as well using all of their digital coupons and Saturday’s $5off$25. The trick is to do multiple $25 orders or, however many $5off$25 coupons you have.
You can use multiple accounts as well. ( most people do )
It’s best to monitor your local DG Stores to see how well their seasonal items are moving out, and to keep an eye out on their clearance section. Watch what they are putting in there. Good Luck !
New Subbie!! I'm in Texas & I thought you mentioned the same. Do you shop at HEB??
@@MsZenaggie Aww, thank you 😊 Yes, I’m in Texas. If HEB wasn’t so far away I would definitely go shopping there. They have some pretty good deals based off of what I see in the sales ads😁
I can't buy meat unless it's on sale!
These prices are outrageous.
@@CharTurner6928 Right! I’m always stalking the sales ad to see who has the cheapest meat😁
Wait! How do you get a rotisserie chicken for $1.50?
@@Myfavorites877 Walmart puts their rotisserie chicken on clearance if it hadn’t sold by the time noted on the bag. I just so happen to get there when they first opened and got a few bags for $1.50😁