I usually go to Sprouts first to get high quality meat and vegetables at a great price. I plan out my meals, make a shopping list and go here first. Then, if there's any money left over in the weekly grocery budget, I coupon. :)
I used $2.50 in coupons at Sprouts.
Here's my Target trip!
8 Happy Toddler pouch $1.43 ea. - BOGO coupon (earned on recyclebank.com) - $2/$10 mobile baby coupon (Text BABY to 827438) = $.43 each!
These coupons scanned really weird. The first 2 took off $2.50 each, then the third took of $.50, and the fourth took off $1... When you consider it should have only taken off $5.72 all together ($1.43 x 4), I'll take the extra $.28. :)
The new Spring text coupons are great! Text SPRING to 827438. There are $1/$1 fruit and $1/$1 vegetable coupons!
I got sweet potatoes $2.65 - $1 = $1.65 for 3, and organic strawberries clamshell $2.89 - $1 = $1.89!
Also in that text was a great $1.50/2 Clorox Green Works products! Go to their website and sign up for emails and they will email you a coupon for $1 off any Green Works product. The toilet cleaners are on PC for $2.20 this week. I got 2:
$2.20 x 2 = $4.40 - $1.50 - $1 - $1 = $.90, or $.45 each!
2 Archer Farms frozen green beans$1.99 each - $1/$4 = $1.49 each
12 Yocrunch on rollback $.55 a cup
I had $1 off any multipack, but I did the math and it was cheaper to just buy the individual cups without the coupon (especially since the size in the multipack are half that of the individual cups).
3 Chobani kids tube yogurt $2 - $1 (chobani.com) = $1 each! They hold 8 tubes each!
Only the blueberry flavor was on price-cut for $2.
4 Huggies Wipes $2, buy one get one for $1. I got 4 = $6. There are $1 coupons on Huggies website (you have to play a game to get it. It's fun!) - $4 = $2, or $.50 each!
When you get the coupon, you can print as many as you want. Be warned, though, that at the register they will only let you redeem four at a time. If you want more, you have to split transactions.
2 Tyson frozen grilled and ready are BOGO this week at $7 each. There is a $1 mobile coupon in the Spring coupons (see above). = $3 a bag
There were several varieties included in this: chicken strips, beef strips, chicken breasts, and cubed chicken. Makes dinner very convenient and is cheaper than buying raw chicken!
I also had a paper coupon but it wouldn't let me use it on the free item. The $1 manufacturer's coupons expired yesterday. :( Oh well! Still happy! :)
Plum baby box 4 pk. $2.99, submit for $1 with iBotta app = $1.99, or $.50 a pouch.
I spent $32.45 and saved $35.23, $20.50 of which were coupons.
Total saved this year with paper coupons: $797.41
This number is not reflective of savings as a result of sales, e-coupons, or
gift cards.
Total spent this year to get coupons (printer ink, paper, and newspapers): $104.78
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