Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Second run to Pierce's

Just call me the Koolaid queen I guess. Did you all see the coupon this past weekend? Buy 10 packs of Koolaid and get $2 off any sugar? Yeah, I found a few of those.
  • 170 packs of Koolaid 9/0.99 (a very good sale price)
  • 17 bags of sugar $1.68 each, free after MQ
  • 3 Fisher cheese curls $0.98 each, $1 MQ
  • 1 Fisher Fusions $2.19, $1 MQ
  • 1 M &M 0.73, free after MQ
  • 1 Cascade rinse agent $3.23, free after coupon from mailer

My total out of pocket was only $15.70 after all the coupons. My total savings of coupons and sales was $79.36. I even got the 'overage' on the sugar applied to my total of the groceries. And yes, we won't need Koolaid or sugar for a very long time. Since we went to a 'soda free' house about 4 months ago, the hubby likes to drink koolaid instead. This way, I'll have plenty on hand!

Posted by Kendra at 11:35 AM
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  1. Heather HustonJune 23, 2009 at 4:07 PM

    Hi Kendra can you please explain to me what an "overage" is. Thanks Heather

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  2. AnonymousJune 23, 2009 at 4:11 PM

    Wow, you have been a busy gal. I did a Target run again today and now I am ready to stay out of the store for a while! I am doing a Pig run tomorrow and then I will begin my challenge to see how long I can stay away! We shall see what happens! You rocked the Koolaid deals! I can't believe all that free sugar! JC

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  3. KendraJune 23, 2009 at 4:52 PM

    Ok Heather, an overage is when the store credits you the full amount of the coupon even if the product is less expensive. In this example, I got $2 off each sugar, but it only cost $1.68 each. That extra 32 cents each came off my total purchase price. Not all stores all overage, in fact Pierce's usually does not. But I am not complaining about it this time!

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  4. AnonymousJune 24, 2009 at 7:55 PM

    Would you consider trading some tin foil for sugar??? MM

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  5. AnonymousJuly 2, 2009 at 10:00 AM

    I have a question on the strawberries, you said you had a $1.00 off in store coupon and the berries were 1.29. Did you have 10 of these coupons or was the store coupon usable for each pound you bought?

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  6. KendraJuly 2, 2009 at 4:53 PM

    I think the strawberries you are referring to was a transaction that I did at Target. I had an in-store Target coupon that was for each carton. I bought 6 pounds and used 6 coupons.

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