Angel Food Ministries - Review
July 11, 2008
As promised in Episode 41 - Half Price Groceries, I’ve posted photos of my first experience with Angel Food Ministries. My overall thoughts? Fantastic!
All this for $30. Think you can beat that at the grocery store with the same products? I dare you to try! You let me know if you score a deal and have a coupon for all these items, OK? 
Close up time! Yeah, that’s fresh eggs, meat & frozen vegetables! Even breakfast is covered with pancake mix!
Even got the kids covered with tator tots, pudding cups and Mac & Cheese!
So what are you waiting for? Find your local host at Angel Food Ministries.
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Sorry to disagree, but I placed my first order in June also, and I KNOW I can do better, or at very least equal, elsewhere. I might add, however, some of my items were different than yours - they state they reserve the right to subsitute so you may not always get what you ordered. For example, I did not get the pizza, but rather a little bag of pizza rolls that I recently saw for 89 cents at Aldi, the beef patties I rec’d were not the ones you did, they were blister packed and full of fat. The same exact can of baked beans I saw for 33 cents at Ollies. I also did not receive the pudding cups (dessert) rather I got a small bag of cookies that I saw at my regular market for 77 cents, the little pack of pancake mix I could have gotten for 39 cents, the same size bottle of catsup for 59 cents. The eggs were mediums not large as I had assumed (my fault). With the exception of the Borden’s shelf stable milk, most of othe items were of low quality. BTW I ordered the other packages available (I ordered one each) and was disappointed with these also. One was a grillers pack - steaks, etc. They were rather fatty, and not tender. The same week I picked up my order, Safeway had some beautiful steaks on sale (Angus beef) the same cuts for only $3.99 a pound. I definitely would have done better at Safeway. The 10 lb box of chicken tenders was ok, but I could have gotten two 5 lb packs of Tysons that week for about the same price. Armed with the knowledge of the quality of food rec’d, I passed on the July and August menus. I am waiting to see the Sept menu to determine if it is worthwhile. I truly believe a savvy shopper can do better - my opinion.