Personal Care:
Mike haircut $13 Great Clips
Pedicure $33
Total $46
Household:
2024 calendar $1.31. Dollar Tree
YTD
Personal Care: $84.64 under budget
Household: $58.30 under budget
Personal Care:
Mike haircut $13 Great Clips
Pedicure $33
Total $46
Household:
2024 calendar $1.31. Dollar Tree
YTD
Personal Care: $84.64 under budget
Household: $58.30 under budget
Allocation $341
Cushion $ 860.22
What WeAte: tuna and cheese crackers, fruit salad; Pasta with clam sauce and asparagus, cottage cheese and fruit, garlic biscuits; Green chili enchilada casserole, cottage cheese with onion, corn chips; Chick pea curry with spinach over rice, salad; Seafood crepes and spinach salad; Green chili casserole and spinach salad; Ham loaf, smashed sweet potato, Korean salad; Ham, edamame, salad, onion rings; kielbasa hash, fruit and yogurt; sloppy Joe, coleslaw, cheesy potato rounds; Creamy avocado pasta, leftover salad, bread; Leftover sloppy Joe, broccoli and blue cheese, marinated veggie salad
What We Bought:
Sanders: donuts(doz), scallops (#), yogurt (32oz), bananas (4#). $15.83
Price Rite: cheese (5#), sweet potato, spinach $27.72
Aldi: flour (15#), pie crusts (4pkg) $13.13
Sanders: bananas, tofu, broccoli $2.98
Aldi: cream cheese (2), Brie, mushrooms (3), butternut squash $12.03
Price Rite: spiral ham (11#), lettuce, sweet red pepper, tomatoes, cucumber, ricotta $18.29
Two week grocery total: $89.98
Eating Out:
Lunch to dc $4.17
Dinner and lunch dc. $28.24
Dinner dc with girls. $88.00
Lunch home from dc. $2.73
Two week total eating out: $123.14
Two Week Subtotal: $213.12
Remaining Allocation: $127.88
1. Mike and I received our covid and flu shots and earned $20 in free food at Giant Eagle.
2. Mike took advantage of a few Veterans Day promotions and we ate for free that day.
3. I used the grinder that attaches to my mixer to grind chicken, pork and ham for hamloaf. It's cheaper to buy the basic meat and grind it myself.
4. I used home ground pork to make homemade breakfast sausage.
5. As part of Veterans Day, Mike received a few haircut voucher.
6. We took advantage of the Thanksgiving sale on butter and stocked up for several months and saved about $45 in the process.
Remaining Allocation: $228.70
Cushion: $723.08
Subtotals For First Part of Month
Grocery $78.07
Eating Out. $23.23
Two Week Subtotal: $101.30
What We Ate:
Chicken pot pie soup and biscuits; liver and bacon with onion, butter beans, cheesy potatoes; Leftovers; tuna and cheese; pasta with clam sauce and garlic bread; ham loaf, winter squash, baked potato; Seafood crepes, potato rounds, peas; Cornish hens, wild rice dressing with pecans, cranberries and apricots, waldorf salad with bleu cheese and pecans, parmesan baked carrots, pumpkin pie; Thanksgiving leftovers; Pierogie casserole, Waldorf salad, three bean salad; Asian chicken stir fry with onion pancakes and fresh mandarins and pineapple salad; BBQ pork, baked beans, rice patties, cottage cheese and fruit salad; Mulligatawny soup, open faced grilled cheese, fruit; Cheesy potatoes and ham, green beans, cottage cheese and onion; Kielbasa, Lima beans, rice patties, fruit and cottage cheese;
What We Bought:
Aldi: butter (6). $14.94
Aldi: butter (6), sour cream $16.89
Giant Eagle: clementines (3#) $1.99
Co-op: molasses (1.2#). $2.16
Aldi: cream cheese (2), half and half, cranberries, carrots (2#), cabbage (2.5#) $12.66
Subtotal: $48.14
Monthly Total: $126.21 This includes 30 pounds of butter for the stockpile.
Eating Out:
Breakfast with the ladies. $8.57
Hunting breakfasts $32.00
Coffee with friends. $2.85
Subtotal: $43.42
Monthly Total: $66.65
Monthly Grand Total: $192.86 6.43/day $3.22/person/day
YTD: 281 days
Grocery: $1578.04. $5.62/day. $2.81/person/day
Eating Out: $566.72. $2.02/day. $1.01/person/day
YTD Total: $2144.78. $7.63/day. $3.82/person/day