I came prepared with my list of items, coupon binder, and envelope ready to go. I had a mission. This was the result.
After all was said and done my total was 94.42. Then I scanned my bonus card, off came 30.50. Then I handed in all of my coupons, off came 23.35. Final total with tax: 42.46! Plus, this is the really awesome part, I earned rewards for $0.90/gallon off an entire tank of gas! We are taking my dad's van to Kentucky next week and this will save us 27.00 when we fill it up!
One more thing to mention, I actually bought expensive laundry detergent for our new adventures into cloth diapering (another post, for another time), and decided its not what I want, so I'm going to return it. So, subtract 6.99 plus tax from 42.46.
I spent under $4o for 6 boxes of cereal, 12 boxes of hamburger helper (not so healthy, but great for when I feel icky, like the past 4 months, and the coming 5), 8 boxes of scalloped/mashed potatoes, 4 boxes of toaster strudels (personal breakfast favorite), 2 bags steamer veggies (free!), 2 lbs apples, milk, 2 dole salad bags, toilet paper, and 1 yoplait yoplus yogurt!
I'm addicted!


5 comments:
Look at you go!
once again, good job!
ok so im waiting for your cloth diaper post...and the best detergent i have used so far {for diapers} is wisk. kirkland has a new detergent that is "green"...and cheap {usually dont go together!!}. i love it for my clothes, but doesnt knock out the amonia in the diapers...
YOURE PREGNANT??? You thought you would just slip that in there huh? I am sure some people knew...But, I didn't know! Congratulations girl!
I liked the "GREEN" detergent the Emily mentioned. I'm not 'into" saving the ecosystem, but I do love that detergent!
You've got me VERY INTERESTED in the couponing thing btw!
That is awesome! Thanks for the suggestions on Rite Aid on my blog. It's great to get ideas from others. Do you have bloggers that you look at weekly from this area?
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