Couponing Success #1
Great Success!
Following the basic principals of The Grocery Game, I was able to purchase nearly $100 worth of groceries for a little over thirty dollars this past Thursday.
I took advantage of Albertsons' 10/$10 deals and stacked them with coupons. However, I did cheat a tad and bought a few items that were on sale, but I did not have coupons for. The prices were good enough for me to buy even without a coupon. In the future, I'm going to try to be more strict about purchases that I do not have coupons for.
I purchased:
(With Coupons)
10 boxes of assorted General Mills cereals - $1.50/ea
9 bags of assorted Goldfish brand crackers - $1.66/ea
3 boxes of Pillsbury Toaster Strudel - $1.50/ea
3 boxes of Pillsbury Toaster Scramblers - $1.50/ea
2 bags of Chex Mix - $1.50/ea
(Sale, no coupons)
2 Frozen pizzas - $1.00/ea
2 Frozen meals - $.88/ea
1 Wheat bread - $1.50
Total Retail Value: $95.92
Total Savings of the Day: $62.13
I used to dread grocery shopping each week, and now I'm very much so looking forward to it! I am embracing the "game", and am becoming excited with challenging myself each week. How low can I go?
Labels: couponing, grocery game, saving money, shopping
2 Comments:
Wow -- I wish that I had the discipline to do this! But your example might inspire me to begin trying...
I need to get you in touch with my wife!
Seriously, though, you do not have your email posted. I would like to send you and email about a project I am considering. If you're interested, please email me at fallsblog@yahoo.com
Thanks!
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