Adventures in Couponing.
Posted by Michelle on March 11th, 2012 . Filed under: Couponing .Happy Sunday to you – and welcome back to my second part of last week’s trips. This week it’s all about doubling coupons at the Walmart. And I call it “the” Walmart because I like it to sound all rednecky like it really is 😉
Alrighty then…. So S&W fancy recipe beans were 97-cents, I had coupons for $1-off-2 which I doubled and got these all for free. Libby’s vegetables were 60-cents each, I had coupons for $1-off-4 which I doubled and got these for 10-cents a can. And we have a free can of tuna, some free toothpaste, and free Cascade packs.
I went back during the week to get more toothpaste as you can only use 4 P&G coupons in one transaction, so more free toothpaste, and some free toothbrushes too.
18-cent Country Crock spread, 58-cent dip, $1.39 for Weight Watchers cream cheese (it’s the with chive flavor and I take this to work with celery slices and it’s a great snack), 16-cent YoCrunch yogurts, and free Yoplait yogurts.
Lloyd’s meat tubs were $1.47, Country Crock sides were 98-cents, now that my kids love them they totally jacked up the price of the Uncrustables and lowered the value of their coupons so these were still $1.93, and cheese sticks were $2.
More 10-cent veggies.
Tuna with veggies (to go with free Tuna Helper we have a million boxes of that we got on the free months ago) my husband makes a batch of this on Sunday nights and takes it for lunch for a couple of days during the week, 38-cents a can = 19-cent lunches. 48-cent banana peppers, free veggie kits, 32-cent sweet pickles, and 8-cent tuna pouches.
98-cents for Wolfgang Puck brand stock to make me feel all gourmet-like, 74-cents for jasmine rice which I am so excited about trying. That’s another thing about couponing is trying things at a lesser price so if you don’t care for it, it’s not a million-dollar loss. Did this with couscous, had a coupon, bought it, tried it, LOVED it! and am searching for coupons… And moneymaking instant coffee for my mom.
$1.68 for the Cheez-Its that I thought was too much to pay but my coupon buddy talked me in to it, 68-cents for the bread (they had $1 peelies on them that I doubled), free pretzel chips and 58-cent Pop Tarts.
23-cents for theater box candy and 48-cents for Lindt bars.
You MUST try these Fresh Takes! They are like Shake & Bake but with cheese. Soooo good. My husband made meatballs with them…and pork chops….sooooo good! 9-cents each.
88-cent Dial body wash, 97-cent Garnier shampoo, 53-cent Band Aids that I am using for a baby shower gift, and the rest was all free.
And double coupons start again today – yee-haw!
March 11th, 2012 at 8:47 am
Oh some good deals and some good new things for me to look for in a couple of weeks!!! Must remember to save hundreds of dollars for my last shopping trip to THE Walmart before crossing the border…..lol!
Thanks for sharing!
March 11th, 2012 at 6:52 pm
Great deal on the candy and the cheese! Wow that candy… could have used that when I was putting together the candy basket for the basket raffle at school.
March 11th, 2012 at 7:37 pm
Awesome deals. Wow!!
The store we’ve been doing to (Vons/Safeway) only does double coupons up to $1. Does the WalMart you go to have a limit to your doublers? I need to check out our WalMart on this…