Not too many freebies available this week (at least for me – I’ve used up most of my freebie-getting coupons!).
I got 1 of the Buddies soaps at Target, and the other 2 at Kroger. (Used $1.00 off one or $2.00 off 2 Buddies coupons, these are regularly priced at $0.97 and $0.99.)
Quaker Quakes from Kroger (money-maker of $0.51: They were on sale for $0.99, minus $0.50 for the Mega Deal if you buy 10 items, and then a $1.00 off coupon I found in a magazine.)
Colgate toothpaste (on sale for $1.50, minus $0.50 for the Mega Deal if you buy 10 items, used a $0.75 coupon which doubled to $1.00.)
Country Crock margarine – forgot to take it out of the fridge for the photo! (On sale for $1.49, minus $0.50 for the mega deal if you buy 10 items, used a $0.50 coupon which doubled to $1.00.)
And the plants were free too! My local garden center was having a deal today that the first 30 customers got a free plant. It happened to be a forsythia bush! And the pansies were free w/ coupon if you spent $10.00. I bought $10.00 worth of seeds for my vegetable garden.
I got some other deals at Target though.
2 6-packs of Motts applesauce for $0.14 each ($1.69, minus $1.00 Target coupon, minus $0.55 printable coupon).
Huggies Gentle Care Wipes (1 pack of 320. On sale for $8.49. Minus $5.00 printable coupon, minus $1.50 Target coupon = $1.99 for 320 wipes = .0062 per wipe!)
Huggies Gentle Care Wipes (1 pack of 180. Regular price of $5.99. Minus $5.00 printable coupon = $0.99 for 180 wipes =.0055 per wipe!)
Huggies Natural Fit Diapers (1 pack of size 4. Regular price of $10.29. Minus $2.00 Target coupon, Minus $3.00 printable coupon = $5.29)
Sad news…the free Cottonelle toilet paper is no more. At least at my usual store. The 4-packs are completely gone from the shelves, replaced by Angel Soft (which was marked as 10/$10 today). Now, if they keep the Angel Soft at that price, I wonder if there will be any $1.00 off 4-pack coupons anywhere?
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Where do you usually get these coupons? Is it online? or is it via the offers they send via postal mail?
you inspired me to go hunting for garden seeds. I can never find what i want around here (romaine is one of my favorite lettuces, and i can’t find seeds around here to save my backside).
I figure if i spent $20 on seeds, i’ll have hundreds back in tasty stuff this summer.
now if only i could find alpine strawberries cheap (they grow well in shady areas,and the back bank is shaded,but ends up in weeds otherwise.)
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