Yes, that would be my 5-year-old daughter grabbing candy.
3 Planters Flavor Grove on sale for $2 each, used $1 off coupon from a tear pad for each one = $2.84
- Note - One only rang up as $1.84. Thus putting me short 16c to get an extra $5 ECB. I've never before been upset about being charged "too little." But the nice thing about CVS, is that they keep a running total for my purchases, so I just go back tomorrow and buy another pop and get the ECB. If this was Walgreen's, I'd be out of luck.
2 Hershey's Kisses with Almonds 2/$5, used $2/2 (SS 01/30/11 exp 3/31/11) = 2/$3
2 York Peppermint Patties 2/$6, used $2/2 (SS 01/30/11 exp 3/31/11) = 2/$4
Used $9.99 ECB from last week, plus the $5/$25 purchase coupon from CVS emailer
Total $3.85 + tax, received $5 Easter Candy ECB (and will get $5 ECB from Coke/Kraft when I buy 16c more of their products) and saved $39.09
My goal is to buy things here every week, spending less than $5 out of pocket, and having more ECBs to roll into next week's deals! Jump in any time! You may spend a few extra dollars the first week you start, but after 2 weeks, you should be right where I am :o)
*Update. I'm reading over my receipt and my ECB at the bottom says it's $5 from Coke/Kraft. And my Hershey's did NOT print off. I'll have to ask on this. I thought I made sure to grab the candy that was in on the deal. And if they gave me my Coke/Kraft without that extra 16c, then sweet!
ECBs print off if you're close, even if you're a bit short. I'm not sure how much is "a bit", but apparently at least 16 cents. And I don't know if the Yorks were included in the candy deal. That might be why.
ReplyDeletenice work Carrie I am going tomorrow and have $39 ECB =) Not much on my list this week so I hope to get out of there $0
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