Ham scenarios, anyone?

[LadySiren]

So the advance copy of the Food Lion ad on their site shows Smithfield spiral sliced ham at $1.47 / lb. with an additional $15 purchase. Anyone know whether that's pre-q or after q's? Also, anyone interested in sharing scenarios? The ad isn't all that thrilling; I only saw a few items we really needed.

ETA: Apparently I wasn't paying close attention when I wrote this post. It's $1.47 not $2.47. Christmas brain, anyone?

[AJS6726]

* I think * the $15 purchase is before coupons, or least it has been in the past for these type of deals.

[AJS6726]

I just grabbed my ad - I'm in Northern MD. Our ad shows:

Smithfield Spiral Sliced Ham - 1.37/lb with additional $15 purchase excluding ham - limit 2

Premium Hickory smoked Taste of Inspirations Spiral Ham - 1.57/lb with additional $15 purchase excluding ham - limit 2

[AJS6726]

Here are a few coupons matchups I see for this ad (12/15-12/21):

Pepsi 2liter products - 3/3.00 must buy 3 & get one Sierra Mist Natural 2liter free
1.00/1 Sierra Mist Natural (Safeway Thanksgiving booklet)

Hefty bowls, cups, or plates - bogo free
1.00/1 (Safeway Thanksgiving booklet)

Digiorno 12inch pizza - 2/10.00
1.00/1 (11/14 RP)

Hershey's shakes - 1.00
.35/1 (tearpad)
.35/1 (printable) here

Philadelphia Cream Cheese - 3/4.00
.55/1 (tearpad)
1.00/2 (tearpad)

Arm & Hammer 45-50oz laundry detergent - bogo free (reg price 4.99)
1.00/2 peelie (found mine on A&H cat litter boxes)

Copied from oscamaya's post a few days ago -
There are two kinds of Pop Tarts on close out for $1.19/box. The Frosted Cinnamon Roll and Unfrosted Cinnamon. There are $0.55/1 tearpad Qs hanging in front of them. Makes them $0.65/box.

[AJS6726]

Some other deals without coupons -

Fresh chicken leg quarters, sold in 10lb bags - .59/lb

Russett potatoes 5lb bag - bogo free (reg price 3.29 each)

3lb bag tangerines - 2.99

Or you can go grab the regular stuff you need & never have coupons for & will end up buying anyways - milk, bread, toilet paper, etc until you reach your $15.

[cgrace]

Turkey breast is also on sale for $.97/lb if you have room for it.

[LadySiren]

Turkey breast is also on sale for $.97/lb if you have room for it.

Hmmmm, that's a really good price. I'm thinking we'll be grabbing the BOGO potatoes, plus a few other items just to hit that $15 minimum. The turkey breast might make a nice addition to the mix, thanks for pointing it out.

[jrobertson911]

You may also find that the $15 minimum is before MVP price too. I know often when they run these deals, it is based on the regular price of the item and not the MVP price.