03.15.21 ~ What’s for supper at your house this week?
Hello friends! I hope that you are doing well. I missed last week’s post, due to being indisposed. That’s a polite expression for the misery, but I lived through it. I said the older I get the longer it takes to recover from terrible things like a stomach bug. But you are definitely not here to hear about that. In the meantime, we are enjoying spring like weather. We will discuss the fact that we will have freezing rain later this week, and we’ll enjoy the Spring while we have it! Right? Right.
Here’s what we ate last week:
Over the past two weeks I managed to take seven photos of the food that was eaten at our house. Here is what they were:
Burgers. Burgers with chips and pickles is always a go to when I need something easy.
Alfredo with a giant salad and garlic bread. I used frozen pappardelle pasta. Everyone but me liked it a lot. It may have been because I had been sick, so I’ll definitely try it again.
Chili with grits and raw onions. Comfort food at its finest.
Our favorite quick Italian pizza place opened back up. Yay! It was excellent.
Walmarts version of Lasagna with a giant salad and my bread. Its just okay in my opinion. I would much rather have my “fast” version.
Soup beans with salmon, Mac and cheese, and roasted veggies.
McDonalds. What can I say about that? It was fine.
Taco salad with chips and salsa.
Roast with everything, corn muffins and coleslaw. Yum.
Groceries
Since I missed last weeks post, I decided to just list everything below that I spent the first two weeks of March on groceries.
03/13 – Walmart $100.05
03/13 – Food Lion $41.31
03/05 – Walmart $105.67
I didn’t even try to cull out all of the non food items. In the perfect world where I live inside my head, sometimes I do this and keep everything straight. But reality is that I don’t live in a perfect world, so all of the shampoo, face wash, toilet paper and cat litter get lumped in with milk, bread and everything in between.
Are you better at this than I am?
I keep up with this through my Fetch app. I just cashed my money out and I’m buying myself an ice machine that supposedly makes ice like you get from Sonic. I can’t wait to see if it actually does. I’ll let you know! If you don’t already have Fetch, you can use my link below and automatically get at least 2,000 points added to your account. Woohoo!
March ~ so far: $247.03
February $547.53
January: $485.88
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How did your grocery shopping go for the month of March?
That’s it for us. I hope that you ate something delicious this past week. If you did, let me know in the comments down below. I am always looking for a tried and true recipe to spring on my family.
What did you eat last week? What are you planning to eat this week? You can see all of my other What’s for supper? plans here.
Soup beans, 
Hamburgers with onion rings and French fries from a local place in town that opened up recently. They were just okay. I don’t say that lightly. But when EVERYONE’S food is just okay, it’s just okay.
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A new to us type of Capri sun, Buddy fruit tubes, and green tea for 33 cents. I have learned that if we haven’t tried something before to cautiously only buy one. There is nothing worse than not liking something and having six boxes of it. something we did buy cases of were the veggie Capri Sun. Liv loves those things and so did my niece and nephew while we were on vacation, so that’s something I bought in bulk. They were 99 cents a box!
Bacon bits for Denton and Olivia. I hate these things, but they both LOVE them. Coconut oil to take my makeup off at night, a new to us type of Vienna sausages for Denton to try and kraut for our kraut and weenies.
Velveeta shells and cheese for soup beans night, town house crackers and more maple syrup. We go through a LOT of maple syrup at our house. But we also eat Mrs. Butterworth’s too. Balance right? Haha.
