Publix Coupons Saving Today. Paid $73.03 for $157.78 worth.

Publix Savings Today = 53.8%.  

Total Savings Today = $84.75

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Total Retail Value:  $157.78     

Total Cash Paid:  $73.03               

Coupons, sales, and BOGOs:  $84.75 

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Some of the stacking deals use the Advantage flyers, so they will still be in effect until the flyers expire in the middle of July.  I will post the ones I did today on the "Coupon Stacking Scenarios" page tomorrow.  (click here)

No scrimping:  plenty of organic groceries (by Muir Glen, Newman's Own, and Greenwise), fresh produce, 100% fruit juice; decadent chocolate covered frozen bananas, other dairy, things from the Health/Personal Care aisles, deli turkey (no preservatives, nitrate-free), snacks, main course items, paper products, etc.)

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This week's average savings (Publix and Walgreens) is 76.4%.  My Walgreens trip Coupon Stacking Scenarios are here.  We were able to stock up on a few items this week too.

Happy Shopping, Happy Saving to Everyone.

P.S.  The week isn't over yet.  I see some 100% off Shick razors in my near future to end the week.  If I get 2 packs at Target, that'll change my final numbers to 88.2% if that's all I buy over the next few days.

Publix Coupons: Not All Created Equal

Publix has been fine-tuning their coupon redemption policies lately.  Click here for Store Coupon Policies (Publix, CVS, Target, Walgreens)

There are two types of coupons in the Publix “Advantage” flyers and other special savings coupon pages and booklets (such as Stocking Spree and Summer of Savings) that come out at different times of the year and usually cover about 3 or 4 weeks.  Look for the 4 to 8-page slick/shiny paper flyers in your Sunday newspaper inserts and at Publix stores where the weekly ads are located.

One type is a manufacturer’s coupons (“MC”).  Same as any other MC, usually with a bar code and the words “Manufacturer’s Coupon” somewhere, as well as the word Publix somewhere.

The other type looks the same, except those are actual Publix “in-house” store coupons. They are the store coupons (“SC”) and currently *do not* display a bar code.  So when you are using one of the MCs, you *will not* be permitted to stack it another MC that you got from newspaper insert, food package, etc.   So, beware of this when you are coordinating your stacked coupon deals.

Click here for Store Coupon Policies (Publix, CVS, Target, Walgreens).