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    Quote Originally Posted by barbis9 View Post
    I stock up on toilet paper
    I disagree. On a purely 'roll-by-roll' basis, I have found the occasional sales by Sobeys and RCSS to be better prices for 2-ply. Of course, quality and comfort are personal and subjective.

    Quote Originally Posted by barbis9 View Post
    Their prescriptions cost less than Shoppers
    Long ago, I checked on their prescribing fee and it was about $4, compared to the $7 or $11 charged by other dispensing outlets. I have stuck with CostCo pharmacy, ever since then.
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    See, costco tp, I don't buy... I find when I buy them comparable size at rcss/ independent on sale for 14.00 ish .. much better price. but that's me

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    Morning ,barbis i dont have a costco membership -dont care to.My son does if i need something when he goes i will ask him .

    Herman and Giseldta-i agree i found larger toilet papers cheaper at sobeys ,food basics etc .Plus i have bought kirkland toilet paper last year and found it too rough for my liking .
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    Quote Originally Posted by barbis9 View Post
    I've heard that honey at the grocery stores has extra sugar added, etc. and is not 100% honey. Whereas honey purchased from a farm is way better and 100% pure. You can taste the difference.
    Local honey tastes different because it is single-source while grocery store honey, unless it says otherwise, is blended to taste similar all the time.
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    Quote Originally Posted by barbis9 View Post
    @Arjon you have to watch the sales that they have each month. I just got Kicking horse coffee 2.2 pounds (1kg) of beans for $19.99, Colgate sensitive toothpaste (4 x120ml) for $13.49, Jet Dry 374 uses $11.99. Kirkland products are great - I stock up on toilet paper, allergy meds (generic Claritin 200 tabs $9.99), pet food, etc. Their prescriptions cost less than Shoppers, so do their glasses and contact lenses. They have a generous return policy - don't need a receipt as they can look up your previous purchases. But I do admit, you do have to be careful as it does add up quickly.
    I'm sure Costco works for some people, but for the things I buy, I still haven't seen enough deals to think I would easily save enough to cover the membership fee. If that were so, I'd sign up in an instant.
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    Arjon-I find the savings on gas and propane alone easily cover my membership fee.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizzie bargain View Post
    Arjon-I find the savings on gas and propane alone easily cover my membership fee.
    That's great for you. For me, we don't use propane. As for gas, when I compare net prices by factoring in the discounts, cashback and loyalty points I get, there is little if any difference per liter. In addition, we use a relatively limited amount, and while there is a Costco within my shopping range, there are stations for every major brand that are closer and more convenient since I pass by or nearby more often which means I never have to line up.
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    I was shocked to see the price of cauliflower was 6.99 at No Frills last night-good grief I won't be buying at that price!
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    I popped over to walmart again was there 2 days ago .I wanted to buy my hubbys sister some sleep pants as she has lost a bit of weight and has none now hers are falling off her she told me .
    She is on a disability and her money only goes so far after her rent .So i got 2 pairs of capri sleep pants 10.00 each ,not a bad price.

    Then i had to look at the clearance
    i got palmolive coconut dishsoap 1.78
    basmati rice 2 small cups 1.78
    frusitation applesauce
    one missing 1.76
    christies crackers box dented 2.39

    and 2 more scrubbing bubble toilet bowl cleaner 2/8.00-2.00 each checkout 51=2.00 each


    Then into shoppers for my milk (seniors day ) 5.00
    (3) cereal 13.50-2,000 when you spent 10.00=11.50=3.83 each box

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    Oh man this dog sitting the grand dog is not risk free. I was home shortly after hubs left for work and the dog had eaten 1/2 a loaf of banana bread cooling on the counter! Luckily I made 2-I will have to find a new cooling spot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lizzie bargain View Post
    Oh man this dog sitting the grand dog is not risk free. I was home shortly after hubs left for work and the dog had eaten 1/2 a loaf of banana bread cooling on the counter! Luckily I made 2-I will have to find a new cooling spot.
    oh my! @lizzie bargain I am NOT laughing. o.k. I'm laughing but that's because I got an image in my head of the dog doing that. He has good taste in baked goods.




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    On Friday I defrosted my other small for drinks and wathever fits fridge.
    I purchased ice cubes but it would had take too much time to defrost so I did it with a hair dryer.I dont want to put a risk to lost food.
    Discovered the small part of the freezer dont work anymore...grrr
    So as for now,
    I am debatting if I should do a major cleaning and reorganize the freezer.
    Or purchase a small freezer.
    I could not fit everything I want like ice cream and frozen fruits.
    If I could find a brand new not to expensive....that would be great....Will check...
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    The goal is to live day by day not to much thinking hahaha !!!!
    I love to save money!!! Frugal life hahaah !!!

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    Today on the PC spin to win game I won a Iogo Frozen Yogurt. Value 6,50$
    Went to pick up that and 3 Whiskas wet food sachet with the FPC so it was FREE too.


    I also donated the bag of dogs treats and food to my father friend.
    He said thank you.
    The content of the bag was 14 Pedigree wet food sachet, 1 Greenies treats,1 Dentastick treats,1 Zuke's treats, and 1 small Beneful wet food can.
    Total cost 1,00$ plus taxes for the Dentastick, taxes for the Greenies.
    Value of the bag 40-45$
    So OOP:2,50$
    I bet the dog will have a blast.
    Feel good to be able to give
    Those where all FPC'S and samples from the last SampleSource and VIP mail offers.
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    Good Evening Everyone,
    It was a production day for me kind of, we are looking at changing our production programming so today we sat with the programmer to see what options we have.

    I was all excited to shop at RCSS since it is close by but of course everything I had there I could cheaper somewhere else or for the same price so instead I shopped my way home stopping at Food Basics & No Frills. We did not need a lot but the $$ did add up as I grabbed some meat.

    I wanted 2 packs of the Extra Lean Ground Beef that is on Sale at Food Basics but they only had 1 pack left so I price matched a second pack at No Frills. One will become Taco meat and one will become Cooked Ground Beef.

    I also grabbed two Peameal at Food Basics for Mom.

    For produce at Food Basics I got more Portobellos, Blackberries, Clementines and Asparagus.

    At No Frills I got mini cucumbers, garlic, Limes and Peaches. I also grabbed some Bagels to toss in the freezer.

    Everything I got was on sale except for the garlic.

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    Started another succulent NY striploin roast. Only 2 left. The irony is that I get better at cooking them, but I am running out.
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