BI-LO ~ Price Check Price check on Reese's?

justagirlnamedStormy · 09-20-2009, 02:01:37 PM

Does anyone happen to know how much the Reese's are? Not the bag of them, just the pack that comes with the two large ones that would be by the checkout? I'm hoping they are around .50

I got a little over excited on eBay and ended up accidently buying 40 .55/1 and 20 B1G1 Free coupons. I had intended to only purchase 20 .55/1

I had purchased them b/c WAGS has their pumkin reese's on sale for .50 this week, so that would be free, plus a .05 overage but then started thinking that Bilo still has on double coupons.

Can anyone help me work out the best deal?

My original idea (using .50 as the price..whatever it happens to be)
10*.50= $5.00 - ((.55*2=1.10)*10=$11) = an overage of $6 I could spend on meat or something else I need. I would do that transaction 4x, since my bilo only lets you double 10coupons at a time.

but now that I realized I ordered the B1G1 coupons I'm a little confused as the best way to work it out.

justamom2six · 09-20-2009, 03:23:46 PM

Originally Posted by justagirlnamedStormy

Does anyone happen to know how much the Reese's are? Not the bag of them, just the pack that comes with the two large ones that would be by the checkout? I'm hoping they are around .50

I got a little over excited on eBay and ended up accidently buying 40 .55/1 and 20 B1G1 Free coupons. I had intended to only purchase 20 .55/1

I had purchased them b/c WAGS has their pumkin reese's on sale for .50 this week, so that would be free, plus a .05 overage but then started thinking that Bilo still has on double coupons.

Can anyone help me work out the best deal?

My original idea (using .50 as the price..whatever it happens to be)
10*.50= $5.00 - ((.55*2=1.10)*10=$11) = an overage of $6 I could spend on meat or something else I need. I would do that transaction 4x, since my bilo only lets you double 10coupons at a time.

but now that I realized I ordered the B1G1 coupons I'm a little confused as the best way to work it out.

Hi - I'm wondering, do you normally shop at Bi-lo?? The reason I'm asking is because at my Bi-lo, I don't normally get overage (occasionally it happens). But in a case like this, most likely the coupon would douple up to the price of the item, so the most I would probably get would be free reese cups. However, if your Bi-lo gives overage like this, then you may be able to do this deal. Sorry I don't know the price for you.

Neciepie · 09-20-2009, 04:46:52 PM

Originally Posted by justagirlnamedStormy

Does anyone happen to know how much the Reese's are? Not the bag of them, just the pack that comes with the two large ones that would be by the checkout? I'm hoping they are around .50

I got a little over excited on eBay and ended up accidently buying 40 .55/1 and 20 B1G1 Free coupons. I had intended to only purchase 20 .55/1

I had purchased them b/c WAGS has their pumkin reese's on sale for .50 this week, so that would be free, plus a .05 overage but then started thinking that Bilo still has on double coupons.

Can anyone help me work out the best deal?

My original idea (using .50 as the price..whatever it happens to be)
10*.50= $5.00 - ((.55*2=1.10)*10=$11) = an overage of $6 I could spend on meat or something else I need. I would do that transaction 4x, since my bilo only lets you double 10coupons at a time.

but now that I realized I ordered the B1G1 coupons I'm a little confused as the best way to work it out.

I can personally speak for this one as I have used multiples of the .55/1 coupons. This coupons will only double up to the price of the item. If the Reese cups are .79/each, the coupon will only double up to .79 therefore making them free. These coupons will not give overage. I used them the other day on the 10 packs of single Reese cups as the coupon is for any Reese's product. They were on sale for 1.25 and the coupon did fully double making the 10 packs .15 each. HTH, Necie