Cherepikr's Stockpile Pictures

[mom2fiveaz]

Originally Posted by cherepikr There are 5 in my family. Not much goes to waste because I plan my menus from my stockpile including snacks. We also have been able to allow less fortunate friends and extended family to shop in my pantries so things rotate quite often. I don't believe that I was blessed enough to obtain this stockpile just to sit on it. It seems the more we give away the more we are blessed to receive.

I was just gonna say, now that you know how to acquire the stockpile and keep getting more deals, you HAVE TO give it away. You do receive more blessings as you help others.

Last year I looked at my stockpile of HBA I was so overwhelmed, getting the deals was EASY, but using up my stockpile....I couldn't do fast enough, even with a family of 7!!! I gave away soooo much! BTW I need to stock up on cereal, my kids are begging me for it but haven't found any good deals in my region!!! Thanks for sharing a peek in your pantry!!!

[houstonmom]

that is a great stockpile way to go .love the can dispenser.

[LivingOnLove]

Very Nice Stockpile.
Where did you get the shelf that has your cans on it?
I like those, you pull one ou and the rest roll down.
Doesn't like it would take up much space.

[TRochelle]

I want to be you when I grow up! This is a nice stockpile. I am just getting started and your stockpile is motivating!

[meems]

BRAVO!! I am very impressed! Love that can holder too!

[cherepikr]

Thanks everyone!!!!!

The can organizer comes from shelfreliance.com. I purchased on sale with a coupon code, of course.

[M*M*S]

That is incredible! Do you pay for all this? How did you do it? I get about 20 inserts every weeks and I have found that I am able to stock one or two totally free (or like .10, LOL) items each week.

I wonder if people only "free" shop like me, or do you pay for things? I have bottom line prices, like .50 for cereal, 1.00 for bottled juice, .75 for granola bars, etc...but the longer I do this, the more content I am just just collect my one or two free items each week, and let it grow on it's own, rather then buying when it's cheap. Opinions?

[cherepikr]

Originally Posted by M*M*S That is incredible! Do you pay for all this? How did you do it? I get about 20 inserts every weeks and I have found that I am able to stock one or two totally free (or like .10, LOL) items each week. I wonder if people only "free" shop like me, or do you pay for things? I have bottom line prices, like .50 for cereal, 1.00 for bottled juice, .75 for granola bars, etc...but the longer I do this, the more content I am just just collect my one or two free items each week, and let it grow on it's own, rather then buying when it's cheap. Opinions?

I have a budget of $50/week for all shopping. That includes milk, produce, cleaning, paper, and any stockpiling. I have a bottom line price for everything, and refuse to pay more. If an item is above my bottomline price, I do without. I plan meals around things that I have in my pantries and freezer.
****Supercook.com is a great tool for new recipes using items that you have on hand.:smile77:

[mtipton1]

Awesome! How did you stockpile TP? I have yet to find a good deal.

[loveebella]

wow wow wow