Had a great shopping trip once again at the 99 Cents Only Store! Everything pictured above was $0.99 each! You never know what you’re going to find, some weeks aren’t as good as other’s. However there are always a few great deals.
You should be aware that the items I post in my weekly 99 Cents Store post may no longer be available, but my goal is to inspire you to check the store out! You should also note that the stock also varies store by store. It’s well worth a trip, the products I find are always worth much more than $0.99 cents – and the best part? You can leave your coupons at home!
I buy 99% of my fruits and veggies at the 99 cents store, always fresh and often organic!
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Did you find any great buys at your 99 Cents Only Store?
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Check out this blog http://the99centchef.blogspot.com/ The guy cooks everyday with the ingredients he buys from 99 cents only store. Kind of neat.
Love it! I recognize so many of those products
Lucky the people who have this store; looks good, especially if you like to shop around. Is that ricotta cheese in your pic? YIKES, that stuff freezes well and it is soo yummy. We don’t have a store quite like that in my area we do have the grocery outlet which has items that change all the time at all different prices, one of my favs there is the cheese…. really excellent cheese and really good prices on well made cheeses… one of my splurges is 2.49 for 8 ozs of excellent gouda, so creamy and full of flavor…. hmm wonder if I am hungry?
Julia do you go to the one by the Antioch mall now??? The one I go to NEVER has such a good haul, maybe I’m going on the wrong days though…when do you go?
NICE score BTW!
What 99 local store did you shop at? Clayton?
Thanks Julia – I shop at the Dollar Store but wasn’t aware we had a 99c Store here; I’m off to check it out right now!!
Carol I’d love to hear what you find. Just a note for everyone else in the East Bay Area – the 99 Cents Store gets their fresh product shipped on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Check out Seafoodcity for produce. It is a new Asian grocery store near Home Depot/ Marie Calendars in Concord. I walked out with TWO bags full of produce for $2.80!!!! Just a few prices I remember, a bundle of green onions 10cents each, 3lbs of green leafy vegies for 99 cents (so I paid 1lb for 33cents), celery 79cents!
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