Safeway trip

$11.02 spent, $45.78 saved (81%)

2 Chex Cereal $3 ($1.50 each wyb 4)
used two $0.50 Safeway coupons from Make It Tonight Book and $1/2 ecoupon
total: $1.00

Trix $1.50 (wyb 4)
used $1/1 printable and a $0.55 ecoupon
total: -$0.05

Lucky Charms $1.50 (wyb 4)
used $1/1 printable and two $0.55 ecoupons
total: -$0.60

2 Cheerios $3.00 ($1.50 each wyb 4)
used two $1/1 printables and one $0.55 ecoupon
total: $0.45

2 Nature Valley Nut Clusters $3.00 ($1.50 each wyb 4)
used two $1/1 printables and $1.40 in ecoupons
total: -$0.40

2 Mission Flour Tortillas $1.98 (with Safeway coupon from ad)
used two $1/1 printable coupons (no longer available)
total: -$0.02

Mission Corn Tortillas $1.59
used $1/1 printable (no longer available)
total: $0.59

John Frieda Root Awakening Conditioner $5.49
used $2 printable and two $2 ecoupons
total: -$0.41

...and items for which I had no coupons:

• Fajita Seasoning $1.15
• Safeway Bagels $2
• Bread $1.19
• Broccoli $1.16
• 3 Avocados $1.50
• Red Potatoes $0.73
• Celery $0.71
• Garlic $0.50
• Bell Pepper $0.99
• Jalapeno $0.16
• (or a total of: $10.09 and $0.47 in tax)

All in all, a great trip- except that I forgot to bring along the $6.50 in catalinas I had! I do want to warn you though, not all stores allow the stacking of ecoupons with paper coupons (my store manager has okay'ed it) so your store might say no. Since there's no official written policy on this, it really is up to each individual store manager. They do however, allow for the stacking of ecoupons with other ecoupons. Also, because the Mission tortilla store q brings the price down to $0.99, some stores may not allow you to use the $1 printable (and technically they can say no because it would fall under the "no IP coupons worth more than 50% of the item" part of their policy). I chose to go to the store across town who always allows this because the one closest to me does not.