MY TOTAL WAS $10.42 A/TAX & I GOT 121 ITEMS!! I SAVED OVER $295.00!!
HERE IS A LIST OF THE ITEMS I GOT YESTERDAY!
(PB means Pillsbury & BC means Betty Crocker)
-40 PB Grands
-10 BC Warm Delights
-4 BC Cake Mixes
-40 BC Fruit Snacks
-8 Progresso Soup
-4 Chex Mix
-1 Gardetto
-2 PB Cinnamon Rolls
-3 Cheerios Snack Mix
-2 BC Brownies
-2 PB Crescents
-2 BC Cookie Mix
-2 BC Frosting
-1 Bag of Potato Chips
12 comments:
Do you include the cost of buying the coupons from either newspapers subscriptions or a clipping service into your total grocery bill after tax? For example, if I spend $15 on coupons from a clipping service, then I would technically add that back to my grocery total. So instead of my after tax grocery total saying $100, it would be really $115. Am I right?
Or the cost of ink and paper for printable coupons?
Also, have you found it easy to still eat healthy? I find that most things that are on sale are junk food and snack items.
I saw your story on the news. Could you add me to your bloglist or newsletter? My e-mail is kandilott@yahoo.com
Thanks!
i attempted to clip coupons for betty crocker, etc. to see about how long it would take and decide on doing your blog thing. Could you answer one question? The web page goes directly to the HTML is not loading, etc. and then it says I've maxed out my coupon printing! I want to do this, but don't want to pay and then not be able to print! it also doesn't acknowledge the fact to download the coupon printer. ahh...if you could help, that would be great.
I would like to be included in your newsletter and blog
I am very interested in how I can save money at the supermarket
my email is bphill9321@yahoo.com
barb
Please add me to your newsletter and blogspot!
jasmine.walker0336@yahoo.com
Thanks
I would like to be added to the newsletter and coupons how do I do it? My email address is
keepchargin@msn.com
Thanks
Natalie
Found you by googling after reading the front page article today in the paper. Looking forward to learning more from you. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Hello, I also saw the article in the paper and would like very much to be added to your newsletter list. I am also interested in your classes. How can I get more information? My email is DarciSewell@gmail.com.
Thanks,
Darci
Anonymous said...
Do you include the cost of buying the coupons from either newspapers subscriptions or a clipping service into your total grocery bill after tax? For example, if I spend $15 on coupons from a clipping service, then I would technically add that back to my grocery total. So instead of my after tax grocery total saying $100, it would be really $115. Am I right?
Yes it actually does include the cost of my coupons. I made money on my coupons even after I figured in the cost of my coupons, so it was definetly worth it!
February 19, 2009 11:49 PM
Amanda Brighton said...
Or the cost of ink and paper for printable coupons?
Yep!
Also, have you found it easy to still eat healthy? I find that most things that are on sale are junk food and snack items.
Actually I get all kinds of foods, even healthy food for very cheap. My mom can't have foods with MSG so I do buy healthy foods. There are actually a lot of coupons for organic and health foods.
February 20, 2009 7:48 PM
Vanessa said...
i attempted to clip coupons for betty crocker, etc. to see about how long it would take and decide on doing your blog thing. Could you answer one question? The web page goes directly to the HTML is not loading, etc. and then it says I've maxed out my coupon printing! I want to do this, but don't want to pay and then not be able to print! it also doesn't acknowledge the fact to download the coupon printer. ahh...if you could help, that would be great.
During this huge sale the Betty Crocker and all GM coupon sites were down due to so many people printing at the same time. I told my customers to print a week in advance so they were able to print their coupons before that happened.
I would really like to sign up and learn more from you, please add me!
erinlarsen12@gmail.com
Thanks!
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