I don't know if they all have the same sales - hope so - but I stopped in mine today and found IGA's brand pinto beans, 1 lb. sacks, and boxed macaroni & cheese dinners for 25" - no limits. They also had Chicken of the Sea waterpack tuna for 25" a can - limit 2. Piles of it. Send everybody in the family in separately with 50".

Sure hope this isn't just local.

-- Scat (sgcatique@webtv.net), August 16, 1999

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Sorry - I'm in Missouri, that might help!

-- Scat (sgcatique@webtv.net), August 16, 1999.

Thanks for the heads up, I will check it out. Another tip: I live in Washington State, I visited the local Safeway and was talking to the box person when he took my groceries out. I asked when the next canned goods sale would be and he says in Oct. a big one. Meaning, corn, green beans, beets, and more = 4 for 88 cents! Ask your local market box people, they seem to know about upcoming sales and are willing to share the info.

-- Sammie Davis (sammie0nospam@hotmail.com), August 17, 1999.

The boxes of macaroni and cheese were on sale here yesterday for 75 cents each, but they are date stamped for Sept. 99--uh, that doesn't work. I did buy some canned pears in their natural juice 3 for $2. I can't bring myself to buy anything in sugary syrup.

-- Mara Wayne (MaraWAyne@aol.com), August 17, 1999.

Just got the flyer out of the mailbox. Mostly same ol', vegies 3 cans/$1, Ramen noodles 10/$1, Mac and cheese 5/$2, But then I saw IT. Louisiana hot sauce 3 for a dollar!! Now, we're talkin' real food!

Ole Lon, down on the bayou

(I buy most of my canned goods from a surplus/salvage grocery. If you don't know where one is, check with the state health dept, they usually license them)

-- Lon Frank (lgal@exp.net), August 17, 1999.

Safeway has a sale going on now [at least here in Southern Oregon] ... veggies are 6 for 96 cents!!! But, you need that Safeway card. Limit 6 per visit. So, go and pack up your trunk .... and go back in for another 6 cans .... at another check-out counter, of course.

-- Cheryl (Ckufta@Internetcds.com), August 20, 1999.