Saturday Savings Roundup, Week of January 26
{Quick Trips to Kroger, Wags, & CVS}
I didn't need too much this week; my pantry and freezer were well-stocked. I hit Kroger Sunday night before the ad changed and early Monday morning after the ad changed - and, boy, am I GLAD I did!
Our area was hit by snow Monday night, then ice Tuesday night, then lots more snow Wednesday, and then, just as the roads were becoming manageable a day later, a quick inch of sleety snow on Thursday night (known as the dreaded Ohio "wintry mix") to finish off the week. My two oldest had snow days off school from Tuesday through Friday.
Moral of the story: stocking your pantry and your freezer is a smart idea during tough weather months no matter where you live.
Onto the deals!
Kroger, Sunday January 25:
Spent: $9.81
Saved: $17.84, or 65%
Kroger, Monday January 26:
Spent: $33.39
Saved: $35.77, or 52%
For the full breakdowns of the coupons I used - and for more great Kroger deals found by other bloggers this week - visit my weekly feature, Let's Go Krogering!
Walgreens
Transaction #1:
(1) Colgate, $2.99 (earns $2 RRs)
*$1.00/1, SS 1/18
(6) Hershey Bars, B1G1Free with In-Ad Coupon, $0.89/2
*(3) Buy 1 Hershey's Dark, Get 1 Hershey Bar Free, 11/19 or 1/25 SS
Transaction #2:
(2) Walgreens Ibuprofen 100ct, B1G1Free on sale, $6.99
*(1) $2.00/1 Walgreens Ibuprofen 100ct, store coupon in red pharmacy booklet {mine came off for both bottles of Ibuprofen for a total discount of $4.00}
(6) Reese's Whips, B1G1Free with In-Ad Coupon, $0.89/2
*(3) $1.00/2, 1/4 SS
I also used the $2.00 RR from Transaction #1 in Transaction #2.
Combined Total:
Spent: $3.60
Saved: $23.59, or 87%
CVS:
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(2) Mentos Gum 15 ct, B1G1Free, $1.69
*$0.55/2, 12/14 SS
(1) Head and Shoulders, $4.99
(2) Post Shredded Wheat, B1G1Free, $4.59
*$1.00/2, 1/4 SS
I also used $6.00 ECBs
Spent: $3.72
Saved: $15.13, or 80%
Earned: $3.00 ECBs
~~~Weekly Totals~~~
Spent: $50.52
Saved: $92.33, or 64%
I'm under my budget of $100 for the week, but I did this on purpose as I was over budget for two weeks in a row. I've been trying hard to stay on my budget of $400 for the months for all of our food and household items; I think I'm a wee bit over. And that's ok! Next month, I'll challenge myself to do a little better and see what happens.
How'd you do saving at the stores this week? Share your success in a comment!
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