...for $17.67; all of which would have cost me $41.00. Now, to those who are avid “couponers”, this may not seem like a huge deal, but I’m pretty excited about it. This is what I bought:
4 bags frozen vegetables (with 1 Target coupon)
3 small containers Cool Whip
2 Weight Watchers meals
4 single-serving frozen yogurts
1 box (6 count) mint chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches
7 frozen juice concentrates (2 - o.j., 2 - 100% fruit juice, 2 strawberry daquiri, 1 - lemonade)
2 small blocks cheese (with 1 Target coupon)
4 boxes pasta (2 - whole wheat) (with 1 Target coupon)
dishwasher detergent (with 1 Target coupon)
cotton balls ($0.62 with 1 Target coupon)
aluminum foil ($0.62 with 1 Target coupon)
Halls cough drops ($0.19 with 2 coupons)
floss (free with 1 Target coupon)
A couple tips I got that helped: When shopping for the frozen food items, or for an item that you have a coupon for, look for something that’s very inexpensive to begin with (frozen food items for around $1 or less). Also, in some cases, as in mine, it worked best to do separate transactions: First, buy 7 most inexpensive frozen items; get $5 gift card. Second, buy 7 more frozen items; apply $5 gift card to that; receive another $5 gift card. Third, buy 7 more frozen food items; apply $5 gift card to that; receive another $5 gift card. Buy the rest of your items (use coupons); apply $5 gift card to that. It seems tedious, but using a credit card it actually went very smoothly. You could always buy the 21 frozen items all at once, getting $15 in gift cards to use towards your next purchase, but I wasn’t buying a lot of product outside of the frozen foods.
Anyway, thought I would pass along the tips and info. for those of you who might be interested. By the way, these Kemps Frozen Yogurt Parfaits are really good!