Angel Food

[Guest guest]

For those on disability and trying make ends meet, I suggest you check and

see if there's a place that offers Angel Food packages. For $25, you get

enough food to feed a family of 4 for a week. I've been able to make it

last much longer than a week. Here is the website, to check your location.

They also have good deals on steaks, etc.

http://angelfoodministries.com/

Barbara Hundley

My Personal Assistant

Fayetteville, GA

Tel: 678-817-6805

Fax: 678-884-8186

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[Guest guest]

I have done Angel food Ministries before. You do get a good bargin.

The only thing is it is for a family of 4 and the food supposedlyis enough for 1

week.  Well with it just beeing Blake & Myself, we managed to buy 2 boxes of

food for $60.00 and we had plenty for a month. There are other options if you

buy one menu box then you can get a different variety of boxes for about 10$. We

were able to get the Fruit & veggie box for 18.00. The milk they offered us was

SOy. That was good for Blake...he cannot have dairy.

Hope this helps

Mom to Blakester, 16(will be 17 , 2 weeks from tomorrow.....HELP!!!!

Severe Combined Immunodeficiency with Complete T-Cell Dysfunction, SDS, Autism

and Sensory Intergrated Motor Skills Delays

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From: Becky McClure <beckymcclure825@...>

Subject: Angel Food

Date: Friday, January 16, 2009, 2:17 PM

There is another group out there that is very like Angel Food called Share

Food-w have done it several different times and you DO NOT have to be low income

or anything it is just a great way to save some money-it is both produce and

frozen meats and a few non parishable foods. You can find either one usually by

just enetering share food or angel food in your search engine.

Becky In IN-mom to Maddie, CVID, gerd, asthma...... .age 12 and a half!

[Guest guest]

Maybe because we don't eat beef but I always thought AFM is over priced and

there selections don't seem to be the healthiest. I can buy the same stuff

for the same prices or less at the grocery store but then I don't tend to

shop the major stores like Vons or Albertsons because there way over priced.

I find way better deals at the smaller mom and pop type grocery stores and

ethnic markets. For example we use a lot of bone less, skin less chicken

breasts which are normally $3.99lb here and $1.89 is a very good sale price

for this town. How ever we drive into the city 1-2 a month where they have

lots of smaller markets and I know I can get the same thing for as low as

$1.39lb when its on sale. Onions are usually .99 cents lb or higher but they

regularly go on sale at the Mexican markets at 6lb/$1. I usually spend 1 day

a month and do enough shopping for the whole month then a couple quick trips

locally for something here and there but I think for someone who doesn't

know all the tricks to shopping it would probably seem like a really good

deal.