Sunday, September 21, 2008

Massive Sunday Shopping...

Frys (broken up into smaller groups but added together here)

12- BC pouch potatoes @ 1.00 - .40/1Q= $2.40
12- Cottonelle TP 4pks @ 1.00 - .50/1 = FREE
24- Powerade Zero @ .50= $24.00
36- campbells soups @ .50= $18.00
3- buns (hotdog and hamburger) @ 1.29= $3.87
2- Toaster Strudel @ 1.99 - $1.00 printable= $1.98
2- Dole salads (on clearance) @ .99 - .50/1 Q= FREE...

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I posted this in a thread, but wanted to put it here too so i could look at it for future reference:


my sister is due at the end of january, she is single, low income, etc. , so i am trying to get her a nice stockpile going and also for my next lo, which we will TTC probably in Jan/feb 09. I know i won't hit the est. goal for my sister, but i am throwing her shower and will try to encourage people to get her diapers/wipes.

here is my breakdown:

For...

MamaBird06

I had tried before when I first joined and at little lost in it all. Now, I see that 3 is the limit and I like that idea.
I am getting more q's for things I use and different things also.
It is amazing how things are so different around the states.
I hope to see more trains that add in you can send out a raok envy , like the one I am on now.
That is such a cool idea and helpful to someone I am sure.
I wanted to say thanks for being helpful.

nmeadows0101

Today I used my first raincheck ever. I'm still learning about these, and couponing all together. I started couponing in June. We have no CVS, Walgreen's, Rite-Aid, or even a Target to get those great deals like everyone else. But I am able to still save a lot and get some good deals. I had gotten several $2 cats at Smith's for the Glade warmers deal. So today I got 20 four packs of Scott Extra Soft toilet paper using a raincheck for the 10/$10 price and using many $1 off, some .75 cents off, and...

DamianMom