$26.87 spent, $56.34 saved (68%)
- 2 boxes Premium Saltines ($1.49 each wyb 5 Nabisco) (used one $1 wyb chili and Premium tearpad coupon)
- 8 boxes Ritz ($1.99 each wyb 5 Nabisco) (used a variety of $1 off 1 and $1 off 2 coupons)
- 2 gallons of milk $3.98
- 2 cans Nalley Chili $2.00
- Rice Vinegar (used FREE item coupon)
- Barilla pasta $1.00
- 2 Pillsbury Cookies ($1.99 each with in-ad coupon) (used $1 off 1 printable coupons)
- Always (used FREE item coupon)
- Bread $1.19
- Bagels $2.39
- Avocados $1.96
- Baby carrots $2.00
- 1 dozen eggs (used FREE item coupon)
- Safeway Pasta and Sauce (used FREE item coupons)
I also spent $1.49 at RiteAid yesterday (after using a rebate check) for 1 gallon milk, 8 lbs of sugar, and 2 bags of M&M's. Nothing was a super hot deal, I just didn't want my rebate check to expire and I was out of sugar.
Nice job! I love crackers for the holidays, and I use Ritz for breading and in other recipes. I wish I had more, but I used all my Nabisco coupons at Target that would have been good for the current rebate. I suppose I could order some, but I haven't tried that yet.
ReplyDeleteGreat Trip! Love the cracker rebate!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I use ritz all the time in place of breadcrumbs and everything. Plus, the 2 year old likes them as much as cookies
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to make sure you knew the riteaid rebate check can be cashed at your bank. I know sometimes it's easier to just take it the store instead.
ReplyDeleteAnon, thanks and I did know that! The store is actually just down the street (walking distance) so whenever I'm "cashing out" I use it to pick up things I need at decent prices.
ReplyDeleteI like to save up my rebate checks til I jave a few and then take them all to the bank at once. It feels less silly (to me) to deposit $50+ in rebates at once then $5 or $10 here and there.