It’s Triple Coupon week in my neck of the woods! You’re allowed to triple 6 coupons (up to $1). They swipe your store bonus card to make sure you don’t triple more than 6 over the course of the week. My loot is pictured below. I’m pleased with what I got for $24.53.
The store was a zoo—as is to be expected on a Saturday morning. I realized once I got home that I could have had made a few different coupon decisions for a slightly better deals, but c’est la vie. I didn’t want to be in the store all day.
I checked out with:
2 pounds cornmeal
2 loaves whole wheat Pepperidge Farm Bread
1 bag Nestle Chocolate Chips
2-1.75 oz packages of M&Ms
2 jars Jif Peanut Butter
1-15oz can Lite Coconut Milk
3-28-oz cans Crushed Tomatoes
2-15.5oz cans black beans
2 -15.5oz cans Chick Peas
2 jars Oretga salsa
Bananas
Organic Salad Mix
4-Pack Dannon Yogurt
1 pint Fat Free Half and Half
18 eggs
Olivo Butter Spray
Loreal Vive Shampoo (1) and Conditioner (1)
Swiffer Wet Jet Refill
When I clipped coupons this week I clipped everything and sorted them into piles of "Stuff I'd Buy" and "Stuff I Won't Buy" with the intent of sending the "Won't Buy" pile to overseas military families. The pile of coupons I won’t use was certainly larger than the pile I will use, but I have to disagree when people say they never see coupons for healthy stuff. Yes, you’ll see some ice cream and M&M’s in this photo (I couldn’t resist, I had a BOGO coupon and I thought the M&M's would be a nice treat for when we see movies on campus), but canned tomatoes, salsa, whole wheat bread, peanut butter, yogurt and organic salad? All these items get this nutritionist’s stamp of approval and all were purchased with a coupon!
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