Cheap Organic Juice At Kroger Stores

I was in Dillons (Kroger) this week and noticed that several varieties of RW Knudsen juice is BOGO. They are around $4 each. There are several $1/1 coupons out right now that when you use 2 and combine with the sale makes them around $1 each! This is for organic, 100% juice.

The coupons can be found in most health food stores that carry the Healthy Clippings or Mambo Sprouts coupon book.

There was also a $1/1 coupon in the 12/13 Red Plum that expires 6/10.

I also noticed on the RW Knudsen website that they have a $1/1 coupon for Just Juice that can be printed once daily.

Great Post On Lowering Your Grocery Budget

Catherine at A Spirited Mind wrote an excellent article on how you can buy natural foods and still stay on a budget. Since that is the topic of this blog and I have been so swamped the last several months I thought you might be interested in reading it. It is always nice to see someone elses's perspective on a subject.

Cheap Kashi Cereal At Target

Target has a new coupon out for B2G1 on Kashi cereal. If you recieved the Vocal Point mailing last week for a FREE box of Kashi heart to heart cereal along with some $1.50/1 coupons you could turn this into a really good deal. I think this cereal runs about $4 a box. If that is right here is the break down of cost.

Buy 3 boxes heart to heart cereal $12

-Target B2G1 coupon -$4

-Free coupon -$4

- 2 $1.50/1 coupon -$3

Out of pocket cost $1 for 3 boxes of organic cereal!

Even if you don't use your free coupon and just use 3 $1.50 off coupons this will still make a really HOT deal on cereal.

Thanks Organic Deals

Sometimes Life Makes You Take A Break

I can not believe that it has been 2 months since my last post. Things have been so crazy around here lately. My dad is still in rehab, I finally have a new computer (for FREE! God is so good), and we have added a new little girl to our family. Charlotte Rose was born February 26. She is such a good baby.

After praying and urging from my husband I have decided that it is time to start back up. It seems like I have started and stopped so many times, but I feel it is important to take care of family first. Hopefully things have calmed down enough that I can slowly ease my way back into the swing of things around here.

Thank you so much to all of you for your words of encouragement and patience as my family has worked through some difficult times.

What Next?

I really am not planning to abandon this blog, but I for some reason things keep happening to keep me away from it. Earlier this week my computer decided to make a loud popping noise and then start smoking! Needless to say I am without a computer. I will try to post when I am able to get to a computer until we are able to pay cash for a new one. No charging allowed! Unfortunalty this purchase may have to wait. We are trying to finish our basement and pay cash for all my medical bills with the new baby coming soon.

I will do my best to post as often as possible. Until then Heavenly Homemaker is starting a new series on starting to eat a healthier diet. I would highly recommend her blog. She does a great job explaining things.

I am so thankful that the Lord has been with us though all that has been going on lately. We have so many things to be thankful for. We are able to pay cash and not get into any more debt, we have a warm house to live in (it is COLD here), the baby is healthy, and dad is slowly making improvements.

The holidays are over and dad is doing somewhat better. I am really hoping to get back to a regular routine with this blog. I feel like such a slacker. Thanks again for your patience.

Great Post On Real Foods

I guess I am not in the mood to write my own posts today. I just ran across a great post at The Suburban Jungle called "Cheap Food Is Not Good Food."

She really managed to capture a lot of what I have tried to say in other posts about eating real food. It is worth the read.