Showing posts with label stouffer's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stouffer's. Show all posts

Monday, February 27, 2012

99 Cents -- Souffer's Family Size Entrees -- At Publix

March 1 - March 7, 2012
Pay Just 99¢ for Big Stouffer's Entrees at Publix Florida



It's All About Stacking
 Sale + Store Coupon + Manufacturer's Coupon

Stouffer's Family Size entrees will be on sale for $3.99 (limit 4).

Use 1 Manufacturer's Coupon
$2.00 Off Coupon from Red Plum insert of 1/29/12
or  print a $2 Coupon from Stouffer's Facebook site, here.
**AND**
Use 1 Store Coupon
$1.00 Off Coupon from Publix Simply Delicious Inspirations

Final Price = 99 Cents Each


Don't forget to finish stocking up on the Viva Italia Sale items in the current weekly ad, ending 2/29/12.


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Saturday, October 1, 2011

Extreme Savings: $267.30 Worth Publix Groceries for $90.01 - 66% Savings

Extreme Savings - No Shelf Clearing - Far From It


I went mini-stockpiling yesterdy at Publix and did quite well, me thinks (and we don't even have double coupons in Florida).

These are the items for pantry:
4 Kashi TLC Pita Crisps, $1 each (already had 2 at home)
8 Fiber One Cereal, variety, 12.5 cents each (already had 4 other cereals at home)
6 Frozen Gardens Litse vegetable souffle, variety, $1 each
1 Stouffer's Healthy Harvest Mac & Cheese, family size, 92 cents each (had several at home)
10 Ragu Pasta Sauce, 1.03 each (had 5 jars at home - other brands)
5 Mueller's pasta, variety, All Free
6 Snackwell's snacks, cookies, popcorn, variety 84.5 cents each
ALL For $15.02

Plus, while picking up a prescrip at Publix, I bought:
12 Sundown Vitamins, 120+ ea bottle, variety, $1.75 each
ALL FOR $21.38

I bought a bunch of other goodies that get used up quickly like organics, juices, produce dairy, deli, bakery, etc.  Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to safely and efficiently stockpile those items so that they are still tasty later.

All in all, the merchandise's value is $267.30 and I paid $90.01 = 66% savings. 

Lots of yummy stuff.  Mmmmmmmmm.

Share your stockpiling and your extreme savings with us here.  I'm happy to share any details about the coupons used here in this mini extreme couponing adventure.


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Sunday, July 31, 2011

Extreme Coupons (but polite): $424.19 Saved (72.5%) at CVS, Walgreen's, Pier 1 & Publix This Week

...and, didn't clear any shelves or even come close to it; bought a big variety.  

CVS, Walgreen's, Publix & Pier 1 Imports

$582.39  Products Regular Cost
$158.72  Total Amount Paid 
$422.75   Total Savings+++$41.25 still left in new Publix gift cards


What did I learn:

1.  Make sure to have coupons filed properly (I missed a couple and could have saved a few more $$)
2.  Make sure to stop at the customer service desk before checking out (once  you have all the products in your possession) if you have any unique or obscure coupon or transactions that may necessitate the cashier calling a manager.  This avoids delays in the line.  Having the products with you when showing them the coupons helps a lot. 


*(Gift cards are newly obtained from this week's promotions, but will count the gift cards in future shopping trips' savings, instead of this week.  I included 2 McDonald's BOGO Smoothies deal in the above figures.)
Plus:



  • got $20 Rhapsody MP3 download codes in Schick razor packages
  • getting 1% cash back on credit card
  • getting swag bucks for some of the printable coupons used (which will go toward free Amazon.com gift cards from swagbucks.com).  getting 2 amazon.com gift cards this month from swagbucks.com.
And some details:

  • freezer is LOADED with food (Kashi, Cascadian Farms, Morningstar Farms, Stouffers, seafood, more)
  • refrigerator is filled to the brim (produce, juice, dairy, deli, etc.)
  • and i won't be needing toothpaste for at least 2 years
  • and i won't be needing shampoo for a least 2 years
  • and i won't be needing hair styling products for at least 2 years
  • and i won't be needing razors for a year
  • and i won't be needing cereal (hot or cold) for around 4 months
  • and i won't be needing frozen entrees (Kashi, Morningstar Farms, Stouffer's, etc.) for a couple of months
  • and i won't be needing bagels for a couple of months
  • and i won't be needing granola bars for a month or two
  • and i won't be needing almond milk for a few weeks
  • grocery shopping for the next month will just be for fresh items - produce, dairy, juices, fish, poultry, meat (although don't eat much of last 3).