SuperFresh Triples again starting Nov.28 2008

[MissBoo]

Originally Posted by kdawn73 Me too! I'm the one with the bright green coupon zipper binder and the two misbehaving children. Say hi if you see me :)

So cool. I will keep an eye out for you. I am the one with the baseball hat on and sweatpants and a big white calculator, cause I usually go early in the morning before my shower.

[kclg132]

Originally Posted by savinmaven The Coke 12 packs are 4/$12 and you get 2 free 2 liters when you buy four 12 packs. Nothing special. Add in a coupon for free Nestea bottles 12 pack when you buy three 12 packs of Coke, and it's a great deal. The coupons are found in the Acme circular if you have them in your area. They are manufacturers coupons and there is no Acme wording onn the coupon to cause confusion.

There is also a $1/2 12 pack of Sprite/Sprite Zero in the pamphlet from Kraft called Holiday Party Planner. So for $10 you get 4-12 packs and 2 two liters. Not bad.

[katytibbs]

Originally Posted by katytibbs Knorr /Lipton Rice N Sauce is printing a $1.50 ONYO wyb 5 - it didn't print yesterday but printed twice today! So, its definately a money maker, even if you don't get overage.

Has anyone gotten this on the Noodles and Sauce, or does it just print on the Rice N Sauce?

Also, anyone tried the P&G at regular prices? I have to get mouthwash coupons together before I try, and I"m wondering if its worth it.

[darkangelwingz]

[quote=katytibbs;1384295]Has anyone gotten this on the Noodles and Sauce, or does it just print on the Rice N Sauce?

worked on the noodles and sauce also

[katytibbs]

Originally Posted by darkangelwingz Originally Posted by katytibbs Has anyone gotten this on the Noodles and Sauce, or does it just print on the Rice N Sauce? worked on the noodles and sauce also

Good to hear, I thought I had developed the perfect test, but I guess there must have been a flaw....


I bought 5 Rice N Sauce, and 1 Noodles N Sauce, being careful to scan the Noodles first. The ONYO did not print until I scanned the fifth rice, even though it was the 6th item. When I scanned 5 rice, I thought it printed right away but maybe there was a slight delay......

[sher_midd]

I took my second trip this week and found some more free stuff:

Royovac Batteries (AA and AAA) on sale for $1.00 - there is a paper coupon AND a printable internet coupon floating around = FREE

Tabasco Sauce (2 oz bottle) on sale for 1.59 - 50 cent coupon = .09 after coupon

Mrzti Croutons on sale for 1.59 - 50 cent coupon = .09 cents afer coupon

[anonnimous1]

JUst found out. Check it out for some overage. Buy small boxes of lipton tea for approximately $1.09 each. buy knorr/lipton packet rices/pastas reg. price approx. $1.99 sale price $1 each. Scan items. Scan card. Scan all .60 cents lipton tea coupon from recent RP insert then scan the lipton pasta .75/2 coupon from same insert After the tea coupons finishes applying the savings onto the lipton tea, it applies the remainder of the amount onto the lipton rice mixes. Let's say for example you buy 4 lipton teas and 4 knorr/lipton pastas/rices. Your total before discounts and coupons for the teas is $4.36 and for the lipton pastas/rices is $7.96. You scan the card and it takes off $3.96 making the pasta $4. so the lipton tea coupon starts working into the pre-discount price of the pastas. people who know should know what i am talking about here. so basically in this scenario you get $7.20 savings from tea coupon and $4.50 from the .75/2 lipton pasta/rice coupon from same RP insert. a total of $11.70 of savings from the order - $4 cost of lipton pasta - $4.36 cost of lipton tea = $3.34 OVERAGE. $.50 cents of the overage is from the pasta coupon and the rest from the tea coupon. so the more teas you buy along with not as much pasta (2 to 1 ratio) you get real good overage to apply to things you really need. got it?

[savinmaven]

So if you're buying both Lipton Tea and the Lipton/Knorr noodles or rice and have coupons, you should scan the tea first and scan the tea coupons first to maximize your overage. that's what you're saying right??

[Duckie]

Originally Posted by anonnimous1 JUst found out. Check it out for some overage. Buy small boxes of lipton tea for approximately $1.09 each. buy knorr/lipton packet rices/pastas reg. price approx. $1.99 sale price $1 each. Scan items. Scan card. Scan all .60 cents lipton tea coupon from recent RP insert then scan the lipton pasta .75/2 coupon from same insert After the tea coupons finishes applying the savings onto the lipton tea, it applies the remainder of the amount onto the lipton rice mixes. Let's say for example you buy 4 lipton teas and 4 knorr/lipton pastas/rices. Your total before discounts and coupons for the teas is $4.36 and for the lipton pastas/rices is $7.96. You scan the card and it takes off $3.96 making the pasta $4. so the lipton tea coupon starts working into the pre-discount price of the pastas. people who know should know what i am talking about here. so basically in this scenario you get $7.20 savings from tea coupon and $4.50 from the .75/2 lipton pasta/rice coupon from same RP insert. a total of $11.70 of savings from the order - $4 cost of lipton pasta - $4.36 cost of lipton tea = $3.34 OVERAGE. $.50 cents of the overage is from the pasta coupon and the rest from the tea coupon. so the more teas you buy along with not as much pasta (2 to 1 ratio) you get real good overage to apply to things you really need. got it?

Thanks for the tip. I will have to try this. I hope it works. Normally I wouldnt get overage on the tea unless they are on sale and the coupon triples to more than the sale price.

[buddysmom]

all & all a decent trip...but the cashier pulls out her handy dandy calculator to figure the math on each & every coupon. Good heavens! you would think they could get it programmed into the register. I had to keep a close eye on the screen because the amounts of each coupon depended upon her math.
I'm happy for the great prices with triples but checking out is such an ordeal.