Return of the Convenience Foods

My husband and I are going out of town tonight for the week. Because there will be various combinations of three different grandparents here with our children I wanted to make things as easy as possible on the caregivers. Sooooo... frozen/prepackaged/easy-to-assemble food is on the menu.

Meijer:

3+ lb. bananas @ 1.64

1 lb. vidalia onions @ .98

organic carrots @ 1.99

2+ lbs. grapes @ 3.79

(2) avocados @ 1.67 each, used .55/2 winetag

(2) Rosarita refried beans @ .99 each, used .50/2 

(4) 28 oz. canned tomatoes @ 1.49 each

(3) A1 marinade @ 2.50 each, used 2.00/1 coupons and got an automatic $2 off produce

(1) cage free eggs @ 3.19, used .50/1

(1) Cascadian Farm organic grape jam @ 3.49, used 1.00/1
(2) Danactiv drinkable yogurt @ 2.50, used 1.00/1

(2) Bertoli alfredo sauce @ 2.00 each

(4) Steamfresh frozen veggies @ 1.50 each (it kills me to pay for these.)

(21) cans of beans @ .60 each

(2) lbs. strawberries @ 1.50 each

(1) Eight O'Clock coffee for my mother-in-law @ 4.19, used 1.00/1

(4) Kraft dressing @ 1.67 each, used 1.00/1 coupons and got a catalina for 4.00 oyno

(2) Aunt Millie's bread ("Not the kind with seeds! I don't LIKE that kind!") @ 1.25 each, used .35/1

(2) mini bagels @ 2.50 each

(1) Horizon milk @ 3.00, used 1.00/1 Mealbox coupon

(2) Starbucks chocolate truffles, clearanced to 2.93 each, used 1.00/1 coupons

I was also able to use (2) coupons for $1.00 off produce when you buy two Kraft dressings, and I had a 4.00 oyno cat from the Kraft cheese promo a couple of weeks ago. So for the grand total...

Total spent: 64.33

Total saved: 57.86