ALDI: Cookie baking!

This week, my daughters are putting on a play at camp!  There's going to be a cast party afterwards, and we were asked to bring some refreshments.  My youngest daughter, the budding cook, wanted to try yet another recipe from a cookbook I checked out from the library, You Can Cook by Annabel Karmel. 

It was a recipe for Triple Chocolate Chip Cookies, using semi-sweet, milk, and white chocolate chips.  So I headed over to ALDI to get the ingredients.

Unfortunately, ALDI didn't carry white chocolate chips.  But, they did have butterscotch chips.  So we made the now-renamed Triple Chip Cookies with them, and they were great!

Here's what I got this week at ALDI:

Trip #1:
1 2-pk green peppers @ $1.59
1 3-lb apples @ $3.59
1 strawberries @ 99¢
1 blueberries @ 99¢
1 baby carrots @ 99¢
3 lb bananas @ 44¢/lb = $1.32
1 cottage cheese @ $2.29
1 apple juice concentrate @ 99¢
1 Parmesan cheese @ $2.39
1 bread crumbs @ 89¢
1 whole wheat bread @ $1.29

Total spent: $17.32

Trip #2: (shown at top):
2 gallons milk @ $3.29 = $6.59
1 cottage cheese @ $2.29
1 cream cheese @ $1.29
1 margarine @ 75¢
1 16-oz shredded cheddar @ $3.29
1 3-lb yellow onions @ $1.89
1 2-pk green peppers @ $1.59
1 strawberries @ $1.19
1 celery @ $1.49
1 butterscotch morsels @ $1.29
1 milk chocolate morsels @ $1.79
1 semi-sweet morsels @ $1.79
1 20-ct tortilla @ $1.99
1 parsley flakes @ 99¢
1 chili powder @ 99¢
1 garlic powder @ 99¢
2 dozen eggs @ $1.49 = $2.98

Total spent: $33.37

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