is this proper usage?

[jjspigland]

I've done some trading and have a couple of q's I'm wondering if I can use together. These are both manuf q's.

Save $2 on any bread WYB Kraft singles or miricle whip
$1/1 kraft singles (haven't gotten this one yet)

I was thinking I could buy a kraft singles and a bread and use both for $3 off. Since it says any bread I could maybe get generic (for french toast!) And it could be a MM.

Thoughts?

[CW&M Mom]

I would use both coupons together. Not sure on the overage though....I've seen that coupon before...can't remember the exact wording...but typically they expect you to spend at least the $2.00'...is there a box on the coupon to write the amount in?

[homescrapper]

The one I used was a scannable Q. No write in box. They just scan and go.... takes off $2.00. I got bread that was 1.79. The Q I had specified store name bread, my store didn't have any that was over 2.00 for the bread???

If you buy both the one ($1.00) Q is for the Kraft and the other is for BREAD if you buy the Kraft. At least that is the way I read it. Hope this helps.

[nrpeace17]

I've done some trading and have a couple of q's I'm wondering if I can use together. These are both manuf q's.

Save $2 on any bread WYB Kraft singles or miricle whip
$1/1 kraft singles (haven't gotten this one yet)

I was thinking I could buy a kraft singles and a bread and use both for $3 off. Since it says any bread I could maybe get generic (for french toast!) And it could be a MM.

Thoughts?

Yes, it is proper usage but can be YMMV as to store acceptance.

[jjspigland]

It says any bread, doesn't say store brand. There is no box to indicate amount and the last 2 digits of the q's code is 82, just like another $2 q I have for something else.

I did figure it would be YMMV. Thanks all for keeping me on the straight n narrow!

[Zed350]

What does YMMV stands for?