~$27 of food for ~$3 Re: [HPFGU-OTChatter] Re: Gerber food recs?

[Dina Lerret]

On 7/13/07, justcarol67 <justcarol67 at yahoo.com> wrote:

> The fruit (which is almost like jelly, American definition) is really
> good, especially the apricots and plums. You might try it as a topping
> for yogurt.

I bought the following Gerber stuff to try (I may have bought
multiples in the same flavour, so exact counts aren't included):
Graduates mini-fruits banana strawberry
Graduates mini-fruits apple
Graduates finger foods peach puffs
Graduates finger foods strawberry apple puffs
Graduates diced apples
Graduates diced peaches
Graduates turkey meat sticks
Graduates chicken meat sticks
2nd Foods 2pk apple blueberry
2nd Foods 2pk peach cobbler
2nd Foods 2pk pear blueberry oat
2nd Foods 2pk dutch apple
2nd Foods 2pk banana peach granola
2nd Foods 2pk banana orange medley
2nd Foods 2pk apricots with mixed fruit
2nd Foods 2pk apple cherry  (ate already, not bad, berry flavoured applesauce)
3rd Foods bottle pears
3rd Foods bottle banana
3rd Foods bottle peaches

Total of $27.14 before coupons and I ended up "paying"** $2.98, after
numerous prints of the Target coupons at
http://coupons.50webs.org/coupons37/coupon2.html (Pampers diapers
combined theirs with Gerber at
http://us.pampers.com/en_US/emails/everystep_email/Target_Gerber_Webcoupons.pdf)
and the Gerber coupons at http://www.gerber.com/coupons (coupon system
allows you to print twice via hitting the back button and then refuses
to print anymore, unless you switch computers because the java/browser
program remembers for each computer).

I read some interesting suggestions on substituting oils in cooking
desserts and using the fruit sauces as a 'healthier' alternative
instead.

Then there's the gal who said she feeds the Graduates meat sticks to
her boyfriend and her cat... with my perv mind = "so the meat sticks
she puts in her pussy [cat] is also what she puts in her boyfriend...
okay!"

Dina

**Actually, I got money from online bonus signups and used a Target
giftcard, so it's not necessarily 'out of pocket' for me.