My Kroger items:
On this trip I "worked" the Proctor & Gamble deal of buy 4 and get $4.00 off and also stacked a coupon of $2 off on the Clairol Hair Coloring and $1.00 off Head & Shoulders. Then I "worked" the Keebler deal of $3 off on 3 and also had coupons to stack. The pasta was on sale 10 for $10 (we don't have to buy all 10 in Georgia) and I had coupons for 55 cents off each box. The peaches in glass jar coupon were expiring so I used them and got $1 off 2 jars twice. The butter, bread and holiday candles were on sale. All total, I saved 50% with total coupons $38.83. This is not a life shattering savings day but I am happy with it! Also, I came home and took an online survey to have an opportunity to win, one of 30, $100 gift cards. Next I went to Rite-Aid:
I purchased 24 cans of cat food for my new kitty for $3.48 using my Rite Aid Wellness card and matching the coupon to the sales item.
I then went to Walgreens:
I purchased six containers to use next Christmas for my food gifts that were marked down 1/2 price. I used two register rewards received from earlier purchases for a total savings of $7.00 (final price $3.98).Finally, I went to Publix to see if a rain-check item was in stock but since it was not, no purchases there today. So, I tucked my raincheck back into the "Sweepstakes, refunds and rebates" pocket in my The Couponizer.
At the end of the shopping trip, I had my receipt's neatly tucked into The Couponizer's "Receipts" pocket, my catalina's tucked into the pockets for "Snacks", "Personal Hygiene" and "Beverages", all of which were made easier because the pages are sturdy and don't flop around!
A happy shopping adventure from me to you!
Bev
