Coupons Used: $70.53
Cash OOP: $107.42
***I had a $20 off $120 purchase that I just wanted to use. I got a lot for it***
.67 lbs of Plum Tomatoes - $1.20
1 Mango - $1
5 lbs bag of Idaho Potatoes - $1.99
1 bag Fresh Express Lettuce - $2
2 1lbs containers of Strawberries -$1.69 ea
9.21 lbs of Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast - $18.33 ($1/3 lbs Shaw's Coupon, $3 off any Chicken) $14.33 or $1.55 lbs.
1.81 lbs Shoulder Steak - $5.41 ($1.50 Off Peelie) $3.91
1.04 lbs Shoulder Steak - $3.11 ($1 Off Peelie) $2.11
1 Shaw's Strawberry Syrup -$2
1 Pack of Ramen Noodles - $1.25 (My great splurge!)
1 Shaw's Syrup - $1.77
4 boxes Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks - $2.50 ea (2 .75/2 MFCs DOUBLE) $1.75 ea
4 Apple & Eve Juices - $1.67 ea (2 $1/2 MFCs) $1.17 ea!
1 Kraft Salad Dressing - $1.67 ($1.50/1 MFC) .17 cents!
2 5 lbs bag Domino Sugar - $2.99 ea (.65/2 MFC) $2.34 ea!
1 Bertolli Tomato Sauce - $2.50 (.60/1 MFC DOUBLES) $1.30!
2 Ortega Refried Beans - $1.33 ea ($1/2 MFC) .83 cents ea!
2 12 count PopTarts - $2.50 ea ($1/2 MFC) $2 ea
6 Dole Pineapple Cups - $2 ea (3 $1/2 MFCs) $1.50 ea!
6 Dole Pineapple Cups - $2 ea (3 $1/2 MFCs) $1.50 ea!
2 Macaroni & Cheese Crackers - $1 ea
2 Suddenly Salads - $1.50 ea (2 .40/1 MFCs DOUBLE) .70 ea!
2 Nature's Pride Bread - $2.50 ea ($1.10/2 Peelie) $1.95 ea!
4 Boxes of Kellogg's Cereal - 4/$10 ($4/4 Shaw's Coupon, 4 $1/1 MFCs) .50 cents ea!
2 Hood Mini Ice Cream Cups - $1 ea (BOGO MFC) .50 ea!
2 Hood Ice Creams - $2.50 ea ($1/2 Shaw's Coupon) $2 ea!
2 Eskimo Pie Popsicles - $2.50 ea ($1/2 MFC) $2 ea!
2 Dozen Eggs - $1.79 ea
3 Smart Balance Butter Sticks - $2.99 ea (3 $1/1 MFCs) $1.99 ea
1 Yo Crunch Yogurt - $2.50 (.75/1 MFC DOUBLES) $1!
1 Shaw's Block Cheese - $1.88 (.40/1 Shaw's Coupon)
20 Yoplait Yogurts (2 $1/10 Shaw's Coupon, .40/6 MFC DOUBLES, 2 1 Cup Free WYB 6) - $8 or .40 cents ea!
2 Daisy Sour Cream - $1.99 ea ($1/2 MFC) $1.50 ea
2 Philadelphia Cream Cheese Blocks - $1 ea (.12/1 Shaw's Coupon, $1/2 MFC) .44 ea!
3 Packs of Ball Park Franks - $2.50 ea ($2.50/3 Shaw's Coupon, $1/2 MFC) $1.33 ea!
1 12 pack Cottonelle TP - $6.99 ($2.11/1 Shaw's Coupon, $1/1 MFC from machine right there) $3.88!
2 Wisk Laundry Detergent - BOGO Free @ $7.69 (2 $1/1 MFCs) $2.85 ea!
Things I have learned -
- Do not, under any circumstances go to a lane with a middle aged woman who wishes she was a store manager. I was all happy in my lane with my bubbly red-headed teenager who is actually a lot smarter than she looks - then the evil one comes up and says "I can take you at Lane 9." Great. I had a stack of coupons higher than the Prudential and she literally read everyone out loud with expiration date. Not fun.
- It was HARD to get to $120 post coupons. I actually went over. I was at about $83 once I completed my list (there were some things they were out of). I ended up filling it with some meat, fruit snacks, etc.
- The last time I went grocery shopping was May 1st. So not too bad for not grabbing food in 10 days.
- I'm trying to shift into a healthier lifestyle. You can't tell from my Ramen Noodle and Ice Cream purchases, but really, I am.
- I absolutely LOVE going grocery shopping without my kids. It's the most relaxing, fun thing ever.
- If you haven't already, check out Coupons.com. There are some great coupons on there ($1/1 Kellogg's cereal, $1/1 Kraft BBQ Sauce (this goes on sale for $1 at Shaw's in the summer - so it will be free), Crystal Light coupons, Fruit Snacks, etc!
- The Cottonelle - which is $4.88 with the Shaw's Coupon from the circular had a little machine RIGHT IN FRONT OF IT filled with $1/1 MFCs! Remember you can use Store Coupons with MFCs! Be on the look out for great finds like this!
2 comments:
Wow. That's A LOT of stuff!
One quick question:
Did your $20 off $120 say it had to be after all other coupons? If not, couldn't you give it to them first?
(I feel like I've read somewhere about people stacking the $x off $y coupons, starting with the highest value and just moving down. I never get any of those, so I really don't know!)
Thanks!
Hi Heidi! Are you in CA now?
The coupon did say "after all coupons and discounts." I've heard of people using them post coupons, but I didn't want to take the chance. I knew I was going to be spending $83 so what was $20 more for $50 worth of stuff?
I think it just depends on your cashier and how anal they are about the coupons - but legally, yes, after all coupons.
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