Wholesome Wednesday: Chocolate Strawberry Bombs

As y'all already know I can't pass up a good cookbook.  I get inspiration from absolutely everything.  Since its so sticky hot in Chicago right now, this week's recipe had to be something that didn't require any cooking or baking.  Which kinda bites because I've been finding the most amazing baking recipes lately.  *sigh*  Those will have to wait till the weather changes.

This little Jell-O cookbook was probably a promo item and someone donated it to the library.  It's pretty darn small about 4 x 8 inches.  I liked that it had cute little desserts in it.  I thought the Chocolate Cherry Bomb sounded good, but would be better with strawberry instead of cherry.  We aren't big cherry fans at my house.  Well red cherries that is, we absolutely love rainier cherries or sour cherries.  :)

This didn't occur to me till now, but you could easily add less boiling water to the jell-o and add some alcohol instead.  Even a flavored vodka or rum.  Easy peasy adult dessert.  :)  I think these would also be awesome with a raspberry jell-o or orange.  Really anything that would compliment chocolate.  I poured mine into a dozen silicone cupcake molds but in the future I'd probably only make half a dozen because then they'd be thicker.

Chocolate Strawberry Bombs
1/3 cup boiling water
1 pkg (3 oz.) strawberry Jell-o
5 oz evaporated milk
2 squares Baker's semi-sweet chocolate, finely chopped


Add boiling water to gelatin mix in a medium bowl, stir till dissolved.


Microwave evaporated milk and chocolate in a microwave safe bowl for 2 minutes, stirring after 1 minute, until melted and mixture is blended.


Add to gelatin, whisk until blended.  Pour into muffin cups, tins, ramekins (really anything you want) coated with cooking spray.  Refrigerate till set, about 35 minutes.


*And on a side note, has anyone noticed how awesome my photos are getting?*  :)

SFU: Sears Photography Week 2 Path to Purchase #grillingishappiness #SoFabU

This weeks assignment in my Sears Photography class is a bit harder for me as I've never actually done a Social Fabric path to purchase shop before.  A path to purchase shop is when you go in and take photos to show what catches your eye in the store.  Companies use these to see what customers notice and think when  they go to a store to make a purchase.

My assignment was to go to Sears to shop for a new grill (which I'll actually pick up next week) taking photos showing my trip.  I decided to go to the Sears at Woodfield mall because its the closest to my house. The employees couldn't have been nicer.  I was a little nervous taking in my camera to take actual photos, but no one even noticed.  As you can see there were a bunch of grills to choose from.  Unfortunately for me they were all packed pretty close together, which made taking individual photos difficult.

After checking out everything (you can see all my photos in the slideshow below) I decided this Kenmore is probably the grill I'm going to get.  It has stainless steel grill rods and a side burner which is incredibly nifty.  The other grill I thought was incredibly interesting was this Nexgrill, which had both charcoal and gas burners or compartments.  I'm not quite sure the charcoal part would ever get used at my house though.  Seems like a lot of mess just to grill something.

Again, I want to thank Sears for sponsoring this photography class.  Without them I wouldn't have this neat chance to learn how to take better photos.  #grillingishappiness #SoFabU

I am a member of the Collective Bias Social Fabric Community.  This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias and Sears #CBias #GrillingIsHappiness.  All photos and opinions are my own.

SodaStream, Thirsty Thursday's anyone?

I have exciting news!!  SodaStream sent me their Jet model soda maker the other day.  I definitely wasn't expecting them to send a large selection of their syrups though.  They sent me 8 bottles of syrups to try with the SodaStream and this set of little glass bottles that are fruit essences.  Totally flabbergasted when I opened the very large, heavy box that they sent.

Especially since I want to make my own syrups out of healthy ingredients like real fruit and herbs.  And coffee and espresso and maybe choffy.  We aren't true soda drinkers in my house but the idea of using regular cold water and natural ingredients might change our minds.

The SodaStream is so incredibly easy to use.  You just need to fill the special hermetic bottle that comes with your SodaStream with cold water up to the filling line.  Then you screw it into the machine.  Next you push down on the button till you hear a loud buzzing sound.  You can choose your level of carbonation by pushing the button up to 5 more times.  I like mine at about a 2 or a 3.

As a treat and to get a not the norm group opinion, I took the SodaStream over to the prayer shawl group at Our Lady of the Wayside.  My mom is a member and she thought the ladies would like to try it out as a lot of them do drink soda.  A definite hit with the ladies although most of them liked the soda fizzed to the max instead of the light fizz we prefer.

So I'm thinking we might be having Thirsty Thursdays to go with our Wholesome Wednesdays.  Any thoughts?

LooneySpoons: Wowie Maui Chicken

Y'all know how much I love one pot/dish dinners by now, right?  This is another wonderful one that I found in the Looneyspoons Collection Cookbook.  It's like an all in one sweet and sour chicken.  I did change a few things like the amount of chicken (I used 2 large breasts), the pineapple (I used chunks and a bigger can), the rice (I figured there was no way brown rice could skillet cook in 20 minutes) and the peppers (we keep bell peppers frozen in strips in the freezer, I just grabbed enough to make a cup).  The only caveat is my rice wasn't real tender after 20 minutes and there was more liquid in my recipe than the original.  I'm thinking maybe adding a half a cup of water would do it.

The dish was very good.  Definitely an easy replacement for sweet and sour chicken that you'd get as take-out.

Wowie Maui Chicken
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 1/2 lbs chicken breast, cubed
2 1/2 cups low sodium chicken broth
1 (20 oz) can pineapple chunks, in juice; undrained
1 1/2 cups rice (uncooked)
3/4 cup finely chopped carrots
1/2 cup each chopped red and green peppers
1/3 cup ketchup
2 tablespoons brown sugar
2 tablespoons soy sauce
2 tablespoons white vinegar
2 garlic cloves, minced
3/4 cup chopped green onions

Heat olive oil in large non stick skillet over medium-high heat.  Add chicken.  Cook and stir until chicken is lightly browned, about 5-6 minutes.

Add all remaining ingredients, except green onions.  Mix well, bring to a boil.  Reduce heat to low.  Cover and simmer for 20 minutes, until rice is tender.  Add green onions during last 5 minutes of cooking time.

Wholesome Wednesday: Lemon Clover Rolls

I'm always on the lookout for a quick roll recipe.  These lemon clover rolls fit the bill.  They mix up quickly and with just a little extra prep, get in the oven fast too.  No rising time.  Something I always love.  The rolls are soft on top, nice and crunchy on the bottom and sides and fluffy inside.  A wonderful combination. They also taste slightly lemony.  Lemon clover rolls would make a great breakfast treat, snack or something special at dinner.  These are amazing fresh from the oven and they disappeared within a few minutes at my house.  I'm sure they won't last long at your house either.

I used cold unsalted butter in my rolls because we're out of shortening at the moment.  I'm sure it just made the recipe a bit richer.  You'll most likely get a flakier roll with shortening.  Also if you didn't want a lemon tasting roll, you could substitute buttermilk for the milk and lemon juice.  Let's face it, milk and lemon juice sours the milk pretty quickly causing it to curdle.  Don't be alarmed by this, your rolls will turn out just fine.  If you choose to use buttermilk it does have enough acidity in it to activate the baking soda while the rolls bake.

That's just another example of how I'm likely to alter a recipe while I'm making it.  There are always lots ways you can subtly change a recipe to more suit what ingredients you happen to have on hand.  This will save you a lot of last minute trips to the store in the future.

Lemon Clover Rolls

2 cups flour
3/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup sugar
1/3 cup shortening or unsalted butter
1/2 cup whole milk
3 tablespoons fresh lemon juice

Whisk flour, baking soda, sugar and salt in a large bowl.  Cut or rub shortening (or butter) into flour mixture until it resembles coarse meal.  Add combined milk and lemon juice, stirring quickly to form a soft dough.  Turn onto a lightly floured board.  Knead slightly, dough will still be sticky.  Separate dough into 12 equal portions.  Splitting each portion into three, roll these pieces into balls and place in one greased muffin cup.  Repeat with remaining 11 portions of dough.  Bake in a hot oven, 450 degrees, for 15-20 minutes until lightly golden brown.  When out of the oven, brush tops of rolls with cream.  Makes 12 rolls.

Mariano's Coupon Match Ups July 5-18th 2012

Here are the best deals July 5 - July 18, 2012

Double Daze

Every Wednesday you can save 100% more on manufacturers’ coupons.  The manufacturer gives you a deal, and we double it.  Redeem up to 5 manufacturers' coupons worth up to $1 each and spend a minimum $25 in a single transaction, and we make those 5 coupons worth $10. That’s 100% more savings.

Mariano's Fresh Market Coupon Policy

Play Monopoly at Mariano’s Fresh Market now through August 29th.  Receive a single game piece every time you shop at Mariano’s.  When you buy specially marked items, you’ll get bonus game pieces.  Until the game is over I’ll put a star before those items in the list.  Good Luck!!

Best Deals

• Nabisco Crackers $1.99 Print $1/2 here Final Price as low as $.99 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• Hellmann’s Mayo 22-30 oz $2.89 6/24 SS  Final Price as low as $.89 during Double Daze
• Better Oats Oatmeal $.99 Print $.55/2 here  Final Price as low as $.44 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• *Skippy Peanut Butter $1.99
• Herbal Essences $2.50 7/1 PG Final Price as low as $1.50 wyb 2 during Double Daze

Produce

• Jumbo Cherries $2.49 lb
• Rainier Cherries $3.99 lb
• Pint Blueberries 2/$3
• 6 oz Raspberries 2/$3
• 5.6 oz Blackberries 2/$3
• Organic Heirloom Tomatoes $3.88 lb
• Organic Red Bell Peppers $2.99 lb
• Vidalia Sweet Onions $.69 lb
• Red or Dark Plums $.98 lb
• organicgirl Salads 5 oz $2.99 lb
• Bi-Color Sweet Corn 6/$1.98
• Portabella Mushroom Caps 6 oz 2/$5
• Marzetti Organic Dressing 12 oz $3.79
• Large Cantaloupe 2/$3
• Organic Cantaloupe $2.99 ea
• Honeydew Melon $2.99 ea
• Personal Size Seedless Watermelon $2.99 ea
• Summer Variety Melons 2/$6

Meats

• Bell & Evans Fresh Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts $4.99 lb
• All Natural Fresh Pork Baby Back Ribs $3.88 lb
• Fresh Boneless Farm Raised Tilapia Fillets $6.99 lb
• USDA Choice Black Angus Boneless Beef Skirt Steak $6.88 lb
• Perdue Fresh Boneless Skinless Chicken Thighs $2.49 lb
• Strauss All Natural Fresh Ground Lamb or Veal Patties $7.99 lb
• USDA Choice Black Angus Beef Boneless Top Round Roast or Steak $3.99 lb
• USDA Choice Black Angus Beef T-Bone or Porterhouse Steak $8.99 lb
• Mariano’s Fresh Polish Sausage $3.99 lb
• Fresh Live Mussels 2 lb $4.99
• Jumbo King Crab Legs 12-14 ct $19.99 lb
• Roundy’s 16-20 ct Cooked Tail-On Shrimp $14.99 lb
• Jumbo Raw 16/20 ct USA Gulf Shrimp $12.99 lb
• Fresh Farm Raised Boneless Steelhead Fillets $8.99 lb
• Wild Salmon Burgers 4 oz 2/$5
• Fresh 100% USDA Organic Ground Beef $4.99 lb
• Full Circle Organic Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts $6.99 lb

Deli

• Dietz & Watson Black Forest Ham $6.99 lb
• Volpi Proscuitto $7.99 lb
• Sara Lee Honey Turkey $5.99 lb
• Colby or Colby Jack Cheese $4.99 lb
• Albacore Tuna Salad $9.99 lb
• Broccoli Cheese Salad $5.99 lb
• Sun Garden Pasta Salad $2.99 lb
• Chicken Milanese $2.99 ea
• Napoletan Style Pizzas $4.99 ea
• Vero Gelato 6 oz $1.99

Bakery

• *Cinnamon Swirl, Double Dutch Chocolate or Lemon Poppy Creme Cakes $5 ea
• *Angel Food Cake 8 oz $2.99

Natural and Organic

• Kashi Cereal $2.99 Print $.50 here
• Roundy’s Almond Milk 32 oz $1.69
• Bear Naked Granola $3.49
• Tofutti Cuties Desserts $2.99
• Roundy’s Organics Milk $4.99

Grocery

• Roundy’s Organic Peanut Butter 16 oz $3.29
• Roundy’s Apple Juice Cocktail Blends 64 oz $1.49
• Roundy’s Potato Chips 11 oz $1.99
• Roundy’s Sour Cream or French Onion Dip $1.29
• Roundy’s Garlic Bread or Texas Toast $1.29
• Roundy’s O’s Cookies $1.99
• Brownberry Wide Pan Bread $2.49
• Nabisco Crackers $1.99 Print $1/2 here Final Price as low as $.99 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• Snapple 6 pk $5.49
• Tostitos Chips $2.99
• Hellmann’s Mayo 22-30 oz $2.89 6/24 SS  Final Price as low as $.89 during Double Daze
• Knorr Pasta or Rice Sides $.99
• Betty Crocker Cake or Brownie Mix $1.29
• Betty Crocker Frosting or Bisquick $1.29
• Sara Lee Classic White or 100% Wheat Bread $1.99
• Entenmann’s $2.49
• Better Oats Oatmeal $.99 Print $.55/2 here  Final Price as low as $.44 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• *Skippy Peanut Butter $1.99
• Kellogg’s Cereal, Pop-Tarts, Bars, Fruit Snacks or Eggo Syrup $2.39 6/3 RP, 6/24 RP, Print Various here
• Tasty Bite Entrees and Rice 2/$5
• Muir Glen Salsa $2.99
• Colavita Organic Balsamic Vinegar $4.99
• *Nature Valley Granola Bars $2.49 6/24 SS
• *Hunt’s Snack Pack Pudding or Gel $.89
• *Chef Boyardee Canned Pasta or Micro Cups $.89
• *Crisco Olive Oil $3.99
• *Betty Crocker Helpers $1.49 6/3 SS
• *Wish-Bone or Western Dressing $1.89
• *Heinz Easy Squeeze Ketchup $1.69
• *Cheez-It Crackers $3.99
• *Minute Rice assorted $1.79
• *Coke 24 pk $5.99
• *Creamette Baking or Egg Noodles or No Yolks $1.79
• *Gatorade All Star 6 pk $2.49
• *Twizzlers, Whoppers or Milk Duds 2/$4
• *M&M’s $2.98 6/17 RP Final Price as low as $1.48 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• *Del Monte Fruit Cups 4 pk $1.89 5/13 RP
• *Glad Trash Bags $5.99 Print $1 here Final Price as low as $3.99 during Double Daze
• *Pine-Sol, Tilex or Clorox Cleaners $2.69 Print $1 here, 6/24 SS
• *Quilted Northern or Brawny $6.99 6/24 RP

Dairy

• Chobani Greek Yogurt 6 oz $.99 Print $.30 here
• Dannon Fruit on the Bottom or Light & Fit Yogurt 6 oz $.59
• *Roundy’s Orange Juice 59 oz $1.99
• Organic Valley Organic Large Brown Eggs Dozen $3.99
• Old Home Peanut Butter $2.99
• Roundy’s String Cheese $1.49
• *Minute Maid Pure Squeezed Orange Juice 59 oz $2.99
• *I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter!, Brummel & Brown or Promise Spread $2.49
• Roundy’s Organics Butter $3.99
• *Nesquik Chocolate Milk 56 oz $3.49
• *Coffee-Mate creamer 32 oz $2.99
• Clear Value Milk $1.99
• *Buitoni Pasta or Sauce $3.99
• Roundy’s Shredded or Chunk Cheese $1.99

Frozen

• Hudsonville Ice Cream $2.99
• Home Run Inn Pizza $4.49
• Doreen’s Gourmet Pizza $4.99
• Hot Pocket Snackers $4.99 5/20 RP, Print $.75 Saving Club Members Final Price as low as $3.49 during Double Daze
• Birdseye Voila Family Size Meals $5.49 Print $1 here Final Price as low as $3.49 during Double Daze
• Lean Cuisine Meals $1.99 4/29 SS, Print Various here
• Roundy’s Frozen Veggies $.99
• Simek’s Meat or Veggie Lasagna $4.99
• Quorn Meatless Chik’n Nuggets, Patties or Cutlets $3.29
• Chung’s Egg Rolls, Spring Rolls or Potstickers $1.49
• Ore-Ida Fries, Hash Browns or Tater Tots $2.49 6/24 SS, Possible Coupon Here
• Roundy’s Waffles $1.29
• Il Taco Puff Pizzas $.99
• Talenti Gelato $2.49
• *Bernatello’s Pizza $2.99
• *Fat Boy Ice Cream Novelties $1.99
• *Hungry-Man Meals $2.29
• *Birds Eye Steamfresh or Freshlike Veggies $1.69

Misc.

• Assorted PG Toothpastes, Mouth Washes or Toothbrushes $4 7/1 PG
• Crest Toothpaste or Oral B Toothbrush 2/$6 7/1 PG
• Always Pads, Liners or Tampax 2/$6.50 7/1 PG
• Scope Outlast or Dual Blast Mouth Wash $3
• Colgate Premium Toothpaste or Toothbrush $2.48 limit 1 7-8 SS Final Price as low as $1.48 during Double Daze
• Dove 18 oz Visiblecare  or 24 oz Body Wash $6.98 Print $1 here Final Price as low as $4.98 during Double Daze
• Gillette Mach 3 or Venus Disposable Razors $7.50 6/17 SS, 7/1 PG  Final Price $5.50
• Secret, Old Spice, Dove or Degree Twin Packs $4 7/1 PG
• Nivea Body Wash $3.50
• Herbal Essences $2.50 7/1 PG Final Price as low as $1.50 wyb 2 during Double Daze
• Head & Shoulders 2/$9 7/1 PG Final Price $4.50 for 2 or $2.25 each
• Pantene (excludes stylers) 2/$7 6/24 SS, 7/1 PG Final Price $4 for 2 or $2 each
• *Dove Bar Soap $6.98 Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $4.98 during Double Daze

Wholesome Wednesday: Strawberry Blueberry Kiwi Green Tea Smoothie

The past couple of weeks I've been really interested in raw foods.  I actually found this book recently at the library called Ani's 15 Day Fat Blast which basically promotes a raw foods diet for about 15 days to lose about 10 pounds.  While everyone typically has a few pounds they'd like to lose I was more interested in adding more fruits and veggies to my diet.  If I lost a few pounds along the way that would be okay too.  But that wasn't my goal.

I did try to follow the diet for the first three days, but the veggie shakes were just gaggingly awful.  Blended romaine just has an unbelievable texture that makes you gag.  Total yuck.  But I found I quite like the fruit smoothies.  And after having them for 3 days straight, I also found that you don't need the spices and fats the author recommended to make them tastes great.  So I decided to try my own take on raw smoothies.  I'm pretty casual in what I throw in them.  Pretty much any fruit combos I happen to have on hand.  This morning it was blueberries, red grapes, strawberries and green tea.  The taste was good but the grape skins weren't good.

And I figure anyway I can get more fruit in my diet the better off I'll be.  These smoothies are surprisingly filling for only containing fruit and green tea.  I typically make a two cup size serving.  And its more than enough for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

Strawberry Blueberry Kiwi Green Tea Smoothie
1/2 lb strawberries, cleaned and sliced
2 handfuls blueberries, rinsed
2 kiwis, peeled and halved
1/4-1/2 cup brewed green tea, cooled
4-6 ice cubes


Place all fruit in blender, top with ice and pour tea over all ingredients.  Blend on high till smooth.  Pour into cup and serve.

SFU: Photography with Sears #grillingishappiness #SoFabU

I have exciting news to share with you.  I'm taking an online photography class through Social Fabric U sponsored by Sears Grilling.  I'm sure that it's making you as excited as I am, cause lets face it food photos really do make or break a blog post.  Not all of my food photos are so great.  They're definitely hit or miss.

For the next six weeks, I'll be learning how to take better photos.  Which is great because even though I love my Sony cyber shot I don't really know how to use it.  I bought it because it had all these features that were meant to help me take better photos.  For example, Monday I was at the Shedd Aquarium when I was flabbergasted to learn it had an aquarium setting.  It did make my sister's fish photos better.  See the examples:  the first photo without the aquarium setting you can see a reflection in the aquarium glass, in the second photo you just see the gorgeous jellyfish inside the aquarium with no awkward reflection.  Neither photo as been edited in anyway.



In this class I'm going to learn about photography which will include photo editing and hopefully photo composition along with other things.  If I'm lucky you will see some improvement in my photos as I progress through the course.

I am a member of the Collective Bias Social Fabric Community.  This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias and Sears #CBias #GrillingIsHappiness.  All photos and opinions are my own.

Wholesome Wednesday: Strawberry Curd

I cannot tell you how much I love anything with strawberries in it.  I'm not sure if I've shared my strawberry story with y'all yet.  When I was under 4 (I know I was that young because we still lived here in Illinois) we used to go strawberry picking with family.  Both my mom's dad and I absolutely loved strawberries.  And he'd be the one to watch me while everyone else went off to pick berries.  We'd start off picking one, then eating one.  Then we'd pick one and eat two.  Then pick one and eat three.  And it just went on from there.  My family always joked that they should have weighed me on the way in and on the way out from picking berries.  The two of us definitely ate more than we picked.  :)

This story comes up a lot when strawberries are in season.  But I love them anyway I can get them.  And that's true with all berries, but strawberries are special.

Recently I saw a recipe for blackberry curd in one of my really, really old cookbooks.  I'd only ever heard of lemon curd and hadn't ever tried it.  Can't say it sounded appealing.  But berry curds are something that is right up my alley.  And I don't know why I've never come across them before because the strawberry one I made is absolutely mind blowing.  I can easily imagine using it on cupcakes, as a cake filling and on cookies.  We've been using it on English muffins, bagels and toast mostly.  Haven't been doing a lot of baking due to the hot hot weather Chicago has been seeing lately.  :(

Strawberry Curd
2 1/2 cups sliced strawberries
1/4-1/2 cup sugar
2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon lemon juice
3 large egg yolks
1/4 cup unsalted butter, cut into pieces

In a food processor or blender pulse the strawberries till smooth.  Use a food mill to strain out the seeds.  (Food mills are my new fave thing.  It takes no time at all to get the seeds out of berries.  If you do a lot berry purees you should definitely pick one of these up.)

In a heavy saucepan, combine sugar and cornstarch.  Add strawberry puree, lemon juice and egg yolks.  Whisk well.  Cook over medium heat for 7-8 minutes or until very thick, whisking constantly.

Remove from heat.  Gradually add butter, whisking until melted.  Let cool.  Place in jar and refrigerate.

See I told you it was incredibly easy.  And the taste is to die for.  It has a consistency of a cream cheese almost but such a bright strawberry flavor.  It's just yummy, take my word for it.  :)

That said I may possibly have to take a break in my Wholesome Wednesday posts till the weather is more agreeable.  I have an idea for next week that I've been working on that doesn't require using heat.  Past that we'll have to see.  I love posting these but can't see heating up the whole house to do them.  I tend to eat more simply in the summer with a lot of fresh fruit and veggies and grill a lot.  If y'all are interested in grill recipes I could move that way till the weather is less sweltering.  Just let me know?

Mariano's Match-ups June 21 - July 4th 2012

Here are the best deals June 21 - July 4, 2012

Double Daze

Every Wednesday you can save 100% more on manufacturers’ coupons.  The manufacturer gives you a deal, and we double it.  Redeem up to 5 manufacturers' coupons worth up to $1 each and spend a minimum $25 in a single transaction, and we make those 5 coupons worth $10. That’s 100% more savings.

Mariano's Fresh Market Coupon Policy

Play Monopoly at Mariano’s Fresh Market now through August 29th.  Receive a single game piece every time you shop at Mariano’s.  When you buy specially marked items, you’ll get bonus game pieces.  Until the game is over I’ll put a star before those items in the list.  Good Luck!!

Best Deals

• Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner 13 oz $2.50 6/24 RP  Final Price as low as $.50 during Double Daze
• *Johnsonville Smoked or Cooked Sausage 12-14 oz 2/$6 5/13 SS, 6/17 SS, 6/24 SS  Final Price as low as $1 during Double Daze
• Land O Lakes American Cheese $2.98 lb 5/13 SS, Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $.98 during Double Daze
• Sabra Hummus 10 oz 2/$5 Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $.50 during Double Daze
• Pepsi, Diet Pepsi or Mountain Dew 12 pk 4/$10 limit 4 Print $1 here Diet  Final Price as low as $2 for 4 packs Diet Pepsi

Produce

• *Fresh Express Salad Kits 6-13.9 oz 2/$5
• Sugar Tree Tree Ripe Peaches or Nectarines $1.88 lb
• Premium Strawberries 1 lb 2/$3
• Organic 1 lb Strawberries or 6 oz blueberries $2.49
• Jumbo Cherries $2.99 lb
• Organic Cherries $4.99 lb
• Black, Red or Dinosaur Egg Pluots $1.88 lb
• Bushel Boy Bubba Boy Tomatoes $1.49 lb
• Large Artichokes $.99 lb
• Organic Artichokes $1.99
• Whole Seedless Watermelon Lg 15 lb $3.99
• Kale $.99 lb
• Organic Kale $1.99 lb
• Eggplant $.89 lb
• Bi-Color Sweet Corn 3/$.99
• Baking Potatoes $.49 lb
• US No 1 Sweet Potatoes $.69 lb
• Vidalia Sweet Onions $.69 lb Print $.50 off 5 lbs
• Zucchini $.79 lb
• Organic Zucchini $1.49 lb
• Roundy’s Baby-Cut Carrots 2 lb 2/$3
• Roundy’s Whole White Mushrooms 8 oz $.98
• Organic Green Bell Peppers $1.99 lb
• Organic Red, Orange or Yellow Peppers $2.99 lb
• Organic Green, Red or Rainbow Chard $2.29 lb
• Organic Pink Lady Apples $1.89 lb
• Organic Red or Gold Bunch Beets $1.99 lb

Meats

• *Johnsonville Smoked or Cooked Sausage 12-14 oz 2/$6 5/13 SS, 6/17 SS, 6/24 SS  Final Price as low as $1 during Double Daze
• USDA Choice Strauss Lamb Loin Chops $8.99 lb
• Fresh Marinated Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts $2.99 lb
• Fresh Wild Alaskan Sockeye Salmon Fillets $9.99 lb limit 3
• Mariano’s Own Spinach and Feta Cheese Chicken Sausage $3.99 lb
• All Natural Fresh 90% Lean Ground Sirloin $3.99 lb
• Fresh Beef or Chicken Fajitas $3.99 lb
• USDA Choice Black Angus Beef Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $5.99 lb
• Fresh Harvestland Boneless Skinless Chicken Tenders $4.99 lb
• All Natural Bone-In Pork Loin Chops or Roasts $3.29 lb
• Fresh Dry Sea Scallops 8/10 ct $17.99 lb
• Fresh Live Mussels 2 lb bag $4.98
• All Natural 26-30 ct Cooked Shrimp $9.99 lb
• Raw 8-12 ct Tiger Grilling Shrimp $14.99 lb
• Fresh Hawaiian Ahi Tuna Steaks $19.99 lb
• Wild Salmon Burgers 4 oz 2/$5
• *Johnsonville Smoked Dinner Links 13.5 oz 2/$6 5/13 SS, 6/17 SS, 6/24 SS  Final Price as low as $1 during Double Daze
• *Roundy’s Hot Dogs 16 oz (Excludes Beef) 2/$5
• Fresh Chicken Kabobs $4.99 lb
• Fully Cooked Jumbo Snow Crab Clusters $8.99 lb

Deli

• Imported Krakus Polish Ham $2.98 lb
• Dietz & Watson Gourmet Lite Turkey Breast $4.99 lb
• Eckrich Hard Salami $2.99 lb
• Land O Lakes American Cheese $2.98 lb 5/13 SS, Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $.98 during Double Daze
• Fully Cooked  Baby Back Ribs $8.99 lb
• Spinach Pine Nut Salad $6.99 lb
• Summer Cole Slaw $2.99 lb
• Grilled Italian Chicken Breast 2/$5
• Steakhouse Potato Salad $2.99 lb
• Vero Gelato 6 oz $1.99
• Sabra Hummus 10 oz 2/$5 Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $.50 during Double Daze

Bakery

• Deluxe Apple, Blackberry or Raspberry Pie 8 inch $3 ea
• *Fresh Baked Blueberry Muffins 4 ct $3
• Hot Dog or Hamburger Buns 8 ct $2
• Fresh Baked Cookies 10 ct $4.50
• Sweet Steakhouse Rolls 12 ct $2.49
• Uncle Sam’s Hat Cake 5 inch $9.95
• Brownie Tray 12 oz $11.99

Cheese

• Martin-Collet Brie Cheese $9.99 lb
• Black River Crumbles 4 oz $3.69
• President Cheese Crumbles 6 oz $2.99
• Kissel’s Spiced Jam 10 oz $5.99
• Prairie Breeze Cheese $10.99 lb
• Stella Deli Cups 5 oz 2/$5

Natural and Organic

• Truvia Natural Sweetener 40 ct $3.49 6/17 RP (if 40 ct included)
• Garden of Eatin’ Party Size Tortilla Chips 16 oz $4.99 Print $1/2 here
• Spectrum Cooking Oil 12.7-33.8 oz 20% off
• Kashi Cereal or Bars 6.5-17.5 oz $2.69
• Roundy’s Organic Coffee 10 oz $5.99
• Honest Tea 16.9 oz $.99

Grocery

• Baresi D.O.P. San Marzano Tomatoes 28 oz $3.59
• Bonelli Extra Virgin Olive Oil 1 ltr $5.99
• Academia Barilla Balsamic Vinegar 17 oz $6.89
• Naleczowianka Water 6 pk $4.99
• El Milagro Flour Tortillas 12 ct $.79
• Granoro Pasta 16-17.6 oz $.99
• Brownberry Wide Pan Bread 24 oz $1.99
• Creamette Pasta 12-16 oz $.99
• Betty Crocker Supreme Brownie, Cookie, Muffin or Bar Mix 15.2-19.5 oz $1.99 5/20 SS
• Bush’s Baked Beans or Grilling Beans 21-28 oz $1.49
• Brownberry Buns, Rolls or Sandwich Thins 6-8 oz $1.99
• Pepsi, Diet Pepsi or Mountain Dew 12 pk 4/$10 limit 4 Print $1 here Diet  Final Price as low as $2 for 4 packs Diet Pepsi
• LaCroix Sparkling Water 12 pk $3.29 Print $1 here, Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $1.29 during Double Daze
• Kraft Salad Dressing or Sizzling Salad Kits 12-16 oz $1.99 6/17 SS Final Price as low as $.89 during Double Daze
• Kraft Miracle Whip or Mayonnaise 22-30 oz $2.89 6/17 SS
• Mrs. Renfro’s Salsa or Jalapeno Peppers 16 oz $2.99
• Rold Gold Pretzels 10-16 oz $2.49 Print $1/2 here
• Cheetos, Fritos, Tostitos Tortilla Chips 9-13 oz $2.49
• Kraft Mac & Cheese 5.5-7.25 oz $.89
• *Gatorade Thirst Quencher 8 pk $4.99
• *General Mills Cereal 10-7-14.25 oz $2.89 Print Various here
• *Ice Mountain Natural Spring Water 24 pk $3.99
• *Kellogg’s Special K or Fiber Plus Bars 5-6 ct $2.49
• *Hershey’s Packaged Candy 9.4-17.25 oz 2/$7 5/20 SS
• *Skittles or Starburst Bag Candy 13-14 oz 2/$5 6/3 RP
• *Wrigley’s Orbit White, Eclipse or Juicy Fruit Big-E-Pak Gum 60 ct $2.99
• *Hershey’s 6 pk Candy Bars 2/$7 6/24 SS
• *Hershey’s XL Bars 4-4.5 oz 4/$5
• *Folgers or Millstone K-cups 12 ct $5.99
• *Fisher Peanuts 12-14 oz $1.99
• *Pepsi, Diet Pepsi or Mountain Dew 8 pk $3.89
• *Frito Lay Baked Chips 9-11.5 oz $3.29
• *Hershey’s Bliss 8.6-9.6 oz 2/$7 5-6 SS, Print $1 here  Final Price as low as $1.50 during Double Daze
• *Krunchers! Potato Chips or Grande Tortilla Chips 8-10 oz $2.49 6/17 SS, 4/15 SS (exp 6/24)  Final Price as low as $.49 during Double Daze
• *Folger’s Coffee 22.6-33.9 oz $8.49 6/10 RP
• *Angel Soft 12 Double Roll Tissue $5.99 5/20 RP
• *Sparkle 6-8 Roll Paper Towels $5.99 March AY
• *Dixie or Vanity Fair Plates, Cups, Bowls or Napkins or Mardi Gras Napkins or Plates 14-250 ct $1.99 4/1 RP, 5/20 RP, 6/24 RP, 3/18 RP
• Roundy’s Soda 12 pk $1.99 Limit 4
• Roundy’s Root Beer 4 pk $2.49
• Roundy’s Dessert Sauce 10-11 oz $2.99
• Roundy’s Sugar Cones 12 ct $1.29
• Roundy’s Purified Water 35 pk $3.49
• Roundy’s Pie Filling 20-21 oz $1.99
• Roundy’s Graham Crackers 14.4 oz $1.99
• Roundy’s Marshmallows 16 oz $1.19
• Roundy’s 6 pk Candy Bars 2/$5
• Heinz Ketchup 40 oz $1.99
• Lay’s or Wavy Lay’s Potato Chips 10-10.5 oz $1.99 Limit 2  Print $.55 here  Final Price as low as $.89 during Double Daze
• Roundy’s Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns 8 ct $.79
• Sweet Baby Ray’s BBQ or Dipping Sauce 12-18 oz $.89 5/20 SS  Final Price $.39 each wyb 2
• Jell-O Gelatin 3.3 oz $.59

Dairy

• Roundy’s Sweet Cream Butter 16 oz $1.99
• Simply Juice or Minute Maid Pure Juice 59 oz $2.99
• Daisy Cottage Cheese 24 oz $2.39 4/29 S, 6/3 RP  Final Price as low as $1.29 during Double Daze
• Newman’s Own Lemonade 64 oz $1.49 6/10 RP Final Price as low as $.49 during Double Daze
• Sargento String Cheese or Cheese Sticks 9-12 oz $3.99 5/20 SS
• Philadelphia Cooking Creme 10 oz $2.89 5/20 SS (exp 6/23)
• Kraft Shredded, Chunk, Crumbles or Big Slice 5-8 oz $1.99 5-6 SS (exp 6/30
• Roundy’s Chunk Cheese 8 oz $1.79
• Yoplait Original Yogurt 6 oz $.49 6/10 SS, Print $.40/6 here
• Breakstone’s Sour Cream 16 oz $1.79
• Philadelphia Cream Cheese 8 oz $1.49 Print $1/2 here  Final Price as low as $.49 during Double Daze
• Clear Value Milk $1.99
• Jell-O Pudding or Gelatin Snacks 13.8-24 oz $2.69  6/10 SS  Final Price as low as $1.49 during Double Daze
• Chobani Greek Yogurt 6 oz $.99 Print $.30 here
• *Yoplait Greek Yogurt 4 pk $1.99 6/10 SS
• Roundy’s European Butter 8 oz $1.99
• Roundy’s Pie Crust 15 oz $1.99
• Roundy’s Whipped Cream 6.5 oz Aerosol $1.49
• Kraft American Singles 12 oz $1.99

Frozen

• Breyer’s Ice Cream or Dairy Dessert 48 oz $2.99
• Jack’s Pizza 5.3-18.9 oz $2.99 5/13 SS, May Woman’s Mags Final Price $1.49 during Double Daze
• Farm Rich Appetizers 20-30 oz $3.99
• *Healthy Choice Steaming Entrees 8-9.9 oz $1.49
• Roundy’s Steam and Serve Veggies 12 oz $.89
• Roundy’s Waffles 10 ct $1.29
• Klondike Ice Cream Bars 4-6 ct $2.49 Print $1/2 here
• Graeter’s Ice Cream 16 oz $3.79
• Jimmy Dean Quesadillas 2 ct  $2.29 Print $1 here (19057) Final Price as low as $.29 during Double Daze
• Dianna’s Babies 5 ct $1.99
• *DiGiorno, CPK or Tombstone Minis 6.2-34.2 oz $5.99 Print $1 here
• Home Run Inn or Gino’s East Pizza 27-33 oz $5.49
• Lindy’s Italian Ice 6 ct $2.29
• Magnum Bars 3 ct $2.69 Print $1.50/2 here
• Roundy’s Ice Cream 48 oz $2.88
• Roundy’s Frozen Fruit 10-40 oz 33% off
• Roundy’s Whipped Topping 8 oz $.89
• *Roma Original Pizza 12.1-14.1 oz $1.88
• *Eggo Pancakes, Waffles or French Toast 6-40 ct $1.79

Misc.

• Gerber 2nd Foods Baby Foods 2 pk 3.5 oz 20/$22 $5 OYNO wyb 20 Print $1.35/8 here  Final Price $19.30 w/ $5 OYNO = $14.30 for 20
• Enfamil Premium Powdered Baby Formula 22.2-23.4 oz 2/$47.98 $5 OYNO wyb 2 6/3 SS
• Huggies Soft Pack Wipes 56-64 ct $2 6/17 SS Final Price as low as $1 during Double Daze
• Colgate Cavity Protection Toothpaste 8.2 oz $2 6/3 PG
• Aveeno Shampoo/Conditioner or Skincare products 3.5-12 oz $4.99 5/13 SS, 6/03 SS, 6/17 SS
• Dial, Tone or Right Guard Body Wash 13.5-18 oz $3 6/17 RP
• Dial 8 pk Bar Soap $4.99 6/17 RP
• Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner 13 oz $2.50 6/24 RP  Final Price as low as $.50 during Double Daze
• Hawaiian Tropic, Ocean Potion, Banana Boat, Coppertone, Bullfrog, Aveeno or Neutrogena Suncare Products 20% off 3/25 SS, 6/10 SS, 6/24 SS
• TRESemme Shampoo, Conditioner or Styling Products 4.2-32 oz $3.50
• Zyrtec Adult Allergy 25 ct Liqui-Caps or 30 ct Tabs 2/$30 5/20 RP
• Top Care Vitamins 30-500 ct B1G1
• Top Care Mouth Rinse 1ltr 50% off
• Roundy’s Ibuprofen or Naproxen Sodium 50 ct 50% off
• Roundy’s Allergy Relief 24 ct 50% off