I had some rainchecks for Bugles & Suddenly Salad to cash in, but as I stood in the check-out line, I realized my Bugles MQs expired on 5/15! Sad. Oh well. Probably didn't need those tasty, unhealthy snacks in my house. Also the Marcal 4 pack of toilet paper is priced at $1.00 through 6/1/10 and the Marcal paper towels (singe roll) is priced at $1 through 9/23/10! I got shut down on the 2.00/1 Marcal toilet paper MQs because they would have created overage. They wouldn't even take 3 coupons on 6 toilet papers making the whole transaction a wash. Fine. At least he let my DND .40/1 Suddenly Salad IPQs triple up to $1.
1.00 Suddenly Salad (4) - raincheck price
-.40/1 IPQ (4) - print here
FREE
1.00 Marcal paper towel (3)
-1.00/1 MQ 5/16 SS (3)
FREE
.99 Lean Pocket (with in-ad Q)
-.40/1 MQ (found inside previous package)
.01 overage
.59 dozen eggs (2) (with in-ad Q)
No coupon, but amazing price!
1.17 subtotal + .18 tax = 1.35 cash paid OOP
SUMMARY: 1.35 COST
FRY'S
I don't think this is in the ad, but the Knorr Buillon Cubes (not the mini-cubes) are priced at 79 cents each! Pair that up with the .35/1 and .45/1 MQs from the La Voz Smart Source en Espanol from a few weeks ago (no date on the insert spine) and you've got FREE seasoning! I go through this stuff like water when I make Spanish rice, so I stocked up. I got 14 packs and made 2.80 overage! If you buy more than 10, make sure to split these up into seperate transactions. After 10, the register rings them up at 99 cents each.
#1
.79 Knorr Buillon Cubes (10)
-.35/1 & .45/1 MQ La Voz (10)
2.00 overage
1.77 Farmer John bacon - raincheck price
-.75/1 IPQ - print here
-1.00/1 Shortcuts EQ - load here
.23 overage
1.00 Hunt's Ketchup (3)
-.20/1 MQ (3)
FREE
As previously reported, these only multiplied up to 80 cents. I had the cashier correct it so it took off the full $1 making the ketchup free.
.99 Sara Lee sandwich bread
1.00 whole pineapple
-.05 reusable bag credit
-.29 subtotal + .20 tax = -.09 total paid out to me by cashier
#2
1.77 Farmer John bacon - raincheck price
-.75/1 IPQ - print here
-1.00/1 EQ - load here
.23 overage
.79 Knorr Buillon Cubes (4)
-.35/1 & .45/1 MQ La Voz (4)
.80 overage
.99 Sara Lee sandwich bread
-.05 reusable bag credit
-.09 subtotal + .07 tax = -.02 paid out to me by cashier.
SUMMARY: .11 profit
FINAL SUMMARY: 1.24 cost
WAGS
1.00 Stride Gum (6)
-1.00/2 Wags Q from monthly Q booklet (deducted 3.00)
-BOGO Stride Gum (3)
FREE!
No tax! I don't know if I've ever had a zero OOP at Wags!
Also, the Wags on Greenfield/Southern in Mesa is giving out free Cardinals magazines due to overstock with any purchase. Yay for extra, unexpected freebies!
I know a way to save more on toilet paper than any coupon or special. This covers all the bases = saves you money, helps the environment, helps your health, makes you feel better, it's so easy to do and it costs less than $50.00; Save money and the Earth and be clean at the same time! Add Bathroom Bidet Sprayers to all your bathrooms. I think Dr. Oz on Oprah said it best: "if you had pee or poop on your hand, you wouldn't wipe it off with paper, would you? You'd wash it off” Available at www.bathroomsprayers.com with these you won't even need toilet paper any more, just a towel to dry off! Don’t worry, you can still leave some out for guests and can even make it the soft stuff without feeling guilty. It's cheap and can be installed without a plumber; and runs off the same water line to your toilet. You'll probably pay for it in a few months of toilet paper savings. As for water use a drought is always a concern and must be dealt with prudently but remember the water use of industrial users far exceeds the water use of household users and in the case of toilet paper manufacture it is huge. The pollution and significant power use from that manufacturing process also contributes to global warming so switching to a hand bidet sprayer and lowering your toilet paper use is very green in multiple ways.
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