Saving money is such a great way to spend a Sunday. Before couponing, Paul would never go with me but now he's all about it. He loves a bargain and so do I!
With the exception of the coupon I used on the chicken strips, all of my coupons came from coupons.com and pillsbury.com.
And with a wireless printer and a laptop and an iPhone with the coupons.com app. I can print multiple like coupons. You can only print two from each device. On pills bury, because they require a login, you can only print two like coupons. Also I downloaded an app on my iPad that lets me see weekly sales in each towns' stores. Makes planning easy.
Kroger doubles coupons of 60 cents or less. I think you can use up to 4 like coupons in most cases.
On to the fun stuff...
Cereal bought today ranged from 79 cents to 99 cents to $1.49 to $1.99
-- Trix was on as sale for $1.99 - 60 cents coupon -bonus 60 cents = 0.79
-- Apple cinnamon chex was $1.99 - 1.00 = 0.99
Stocked up on Lean Pockets with a high value coupon of 0.95 cents off 2 and the sale price of $1.49; that's just over $1 a box.
Cereal bars were $1.69 paired with a 60 cent coupon which doubles to another 60 cents off and that's 49 cents a box!!!!
Fiber one products weren't on sale but mixed with a coupon that doubles the price was cheaper than the low price leader. Two-liter coke products were on sale for 99 cents.
Hope this shows you how easy couponing can be with the help of technology!
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