I decided to do the Johnson & Johnson Lotion Spend $30/Get $10 MIR Deal(rebate form is available on coupons.com), so up to Rite-Aid I pranced this evening after having served my world famous Boston Baked Beans to the fandamily.
2 x Aveeno Skin Cream @$3.49=$6.98
1 x Clean & Clear Cleaner=$4.99
1 x Lubriderm Lotion=$4.69
1 x Contact on sale=$4.99
SubTotal....$21.65
Coupons Used
1 x $5 off $20 Purchase AdPerks IPQ=$5.00
2 x $2/1 Aveeno IPQ=$4.00
2 x $1/1 Aveeno Rite-Aid in-ad Q=$2.00
1 x $2/1 Clean & Clear IPQ=$2.00
1 x $1/1 Clean & Clear Rite-Aid in-ad Q=$1.00
1 x $2/1 Lubriderm IPQ=$2.00
1 x $1/1 Lubriderm Rite-Aid in-ad Q=$1.00
1 x $2/1 Contact ManuQ=$2.00
Coupon Total....$19.00
$21.65-$19.00=$2.65+.04¢tax=$2.69 OOP
SCRebates qualified for....$4.99(Contact)under BIL's account
$2.69OOP-$4.99Rebate=$2.30 Moneymaker!
And I have $16.66 in purchases(before Qs) toward the J&J $10 Rebate.
Only $13.34 to go.
Sluggy
Just an average Gal, older mom, trying to live a simple life & what happens along the way.
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
$1.43 OOP Scenario for Cottonelle, Kleenex & Glade at Rite-Aid this Week
If you need paper goods and candles, here's a scenario to do at Rite-Aid this week.
Here's what ya need in "Couponage".....
1 x $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ
1 x $.50/3 Kleenex ManuQ
1 x $1/3 Kleenex Rite-Aid in-ad Q
2 x $1/2 Cottonelle ManuQ
4 x $.50/1 Cottonelle Rite-Aid in-ad Q
2 x Buy Glade Tin/Get Refill FREE BlinkieQ
1 x $3/2 Glade ManuQ
4 x $.50/1 Glade Rite-Aid in-ad Q
Buy....
3 x Kleenex on sale $3.99/3=$3.99
4 x Cottonelle on sale $1.99=$7.96
2 x Glade Oil Tins on sale $2.49=$4.98
2 x Glade Refills on sale $2.49=$4.98
SubTotal....$21.91
Hand over the Qs above
Coupon Total....$20.48
$21.91-$20.48=$1.43 OOP(plus tax)
Get 4 4-packs of Toilet Paper, 3 boxes of Facial Tissue & 2 sets of Glade Oil Candles and Refills for $1.43.
Have ya'll had enough of the Rite-Aid talk yet?lol
Sluggy
Here's what ya need in "Couponage".....
1 x $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ
1 x $.50/3 Kleenex ManuQ
1 x $1/3 Kleenex Rite-Aid in-ad Q
2 x $1/2 Cottonelle ManuQ
4 x $.50/1 Cottonelle Rite-Aid in-ad Q
2 x Buy Glade Tin/Get Refill FREE BlinkieQ
1 x $3/2 Glade ManuQ
4 x $.50/1 Glade Rite-Aid in-ad Q
Buy....
3 x Kleenex on sale $3.99/3=$3.99
4 x Cottonelle on sale $1.99=$7.96
2 x Glade Oil Tins on sale $2.49=$4.98
2 x Glade Refills on sale $2.49=$4.98
SubTotal....$21.91
Hand over the Qs above
Coupon Total....$20.48
$21.91-$20.48=$1.43 OOP(plus tax)
Get 4 4-packs of Toilet Paper, 3 boxes of Facial Tissue & 2 sets of Glade Oil Candles and Refills for $1.43.
Have ya'll had enough of the Rite-Aid talk yet?lol
Sluggy
Almost FREE or FREE..... OSTEO BI FLEX at CVS or RITE-AID & BAYER ASPIRIN at RITE-AID
If you use the Osteo Bi Flex Arthritis Supplements, there are 2 places you can get them for almost FREE.
CVS--The CVS Bonus Days Extra Care Buck Offer Items. One of these Bonus Days Items is Osteo Bi-Flex. Buy one get one Free on these bottles in this specially marked display is $12.99. There are $6/1 ManuQs in the 1/10 inserts. Use 2 Qs and pay $.99 for 2 bottles. And you get $3ECBs on each bottle. The Bonus Items Promo runs until 2/14, so you can do this NOW!
If you have a $X off $X purchase CVS Q, you could get these for FREE after that Q with additional purchased to get up to whatever you need your total to be.
Rite-Aid--The ad for the week of 1/24 shows Osteo Bi Flex on BOGO sale. The smallest bottle of this item at Rite-Aid is usually priced at $19.99 reg. shelf price, so with the sale get 2 for $19.99. To get it for FREE do this.....
Go to the AdPerks area of the Rite-Aid website, sign up and watch 20 of their "video-mmercials".
Include the Osteo Bi Flex "mmercial" in those 20 you watch. Then you can print out the Bonus $5 off $20 Q and the $3 off Osteo Bi Flex Q too.(Be sure to print multiples of each when you print, as you can't print them again later. It's a one shot deal.)
Now on the week of the 24th, take a bonus $5 off $20 Q and TWO of the $3 off Osteo AdPerk Qs and TWO of the $6 off ManuQs from the coupon inserts to Rite-Aid. Buy 2 Osteo Bi Flex bottles plus an item you want that cost AT LEAST $3.01 to get you to a $23 total. VERY IMPORTANT!....you MUST have at least $23 in purchases BEFORE Qs!!
TOTAL....$23
Use your $5 off $20 Q, 2 x $6/1 Osteo ManuQs, 2 x $3/1 AdPerks Osteo Qs=$23 in Qs.
$23-$23=$.00 OOP! (Unless you need to pay tax in your state on the purchase.)
AND......
Next week, 1/18-1/23 at Rite-Aid you can get Bayer Aspirin for FREE.
Bayer Aspirin will be on sale that week for $1.99 for selected sizes/types.
Watch the Bayer "video-mmercial" on AdPerks and then print out a $2 off Q. This Bayer Q is good for ANY size/type bottle!
Make sure you buy something else with the Aspirin as the Q is 1¢ more than the sale price, or your Q will beep when scanned at the register.
Free Aspirin!
Sluggy
CVS--The CVS Bonus Days Extra Care Buck Offer Items. One of these Bonus Days Items is Osteo Bi-Flex. Buy one get one Free on these bottles in this specially marked display is $12.99. There are $6/1 ManuQs in the 1/10 inserts. Use 2 Qs and pay $.99 for 2 bottles. And you get $3ECBs on each bottle. The Bonus Items Promo runs until 2/14, so you can do this NOW!
If you have a $X off $X purchase CVS Q, you could get these for FREE after that Q with additional purchased to get up to whatever you need your total to be.
Rite-Aid--The ad for the week of 1/24 shows Osteo Bi Flex on BOGO sale. The smallest bottle of this item at Rite-Aid is usually priced at $19.99 reg. shelf price, so with the sale get 2 for $19.99. To get it for FREE do this.....
Go to the AdPerks area of the Rite-Aid website, sign up and watch 20 of their "video-mmercials".
Include the Osteo Bi Flex "mmercial" in those 20 you watch. Then you can print out the Bonus $5 off $20 Q and the $3 off Osteo Bi Flex Q too.(Be sure to print multiples of each when you print, as you can't print them again later. It's a one shot deal.)
Now on the week of the 24th, take a bonus $5 off $20 Q and TWO of the $3 off Osteo AdPerk Qs and TWO of the $6 off ManuQs from the coupon inserts to Rite-Aid. Buy 2 Osteo Bi Flex bottles plus an item you want that cost AT LEAST $3.01 to get you to a $23 total. VERY IMPORTANT!....you MUST have at least $23 in purchases BEFORE Qs!!
TOTAL....$23
Use your $5 off $20 Q, 2 x $6/1 Osteo ManuQs, 2 x $3/1 AdPerks Osteo Qs=$23 in Qs.
$23-$23=$.00 OOP! (Unless you need to pay tax in your state on the purchase.)
AND......
Next week, 1/18-1/23 at Rite-Aid you can get Bayer Aspirin for FREE.
Bayer Aspirin will be on sale that week for $1.99 for selected sizes/types.
Watch the Bayer "video-mmercial" on AdPerks and then print out a $2 off Q. This Bayer Q is good for ANY size/type bottle!
Make sure you buy something else with the Aspirin as the Q is 1¢ more than the sale price, or your Q will beep when scanned at the register.
Free Aspirin!
Sluggy
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Rite-Aid Trip This Week....1/10/10
I made a trip to Rite-Aid to do this week's deals late on Sunday night.
I was still on the fence about doing the Johnson & Johnson Buy $30, Get a $10 MIRebate Deal so I was going to put off doing Rite-Aid until later in the week, since I didn't have enough items to get to use a $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ.
But #2 son decided he needed to buy a new Top-Up Card for his phone(which would put me over the $20 total)so off we went to do a 'quickie'.
1-10-10
1 x $30 Virgin Mobile Top-Up Card=$30 *not pictured*
1 x Theraflu on sale=$4.99
1 x Contact Cold-Flu on sale=$4.99
1 x Glade Candle on sale=$2.49
SubTotal.....$42.47(with son's purchase)
My Total.....$12.47
Coupons Used
1 x $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ=$5.00
1 x $2/1 Theraflu IPQ=$2.00
1 x $2/1 Contact ManuQ(1/10 inserts)=$2.00
1 x $.50/1 Glade Candle RA in-Ad Q=$.50
1 x $2/1 Glade ManuQ(11/? insert)=$2.00
Coupon Total.....$11.50
$12.47-$11.50=$.97 OOP
Value of $16.97
SCRebates qualified for....$3 Theraflu, $4.99 Contact=$7.99
$.97-$7.99=$7.02 MONEYMAKER!
JANUARY TOTALS
OOP (before Rebates)....$21.11
Value of Items Bought....$560.12
Savings of.....96.24%
SCR qualified for.....$57.99
Kraft Rebate qualified for at Rite-Aid...$10.00
Game of Life game Winnings....$2.00
Gift Cards.....$5
Total Gains for January...$69.99+$5 GC
$21.11-$69.99=$48.88 MONEYMAKER for the Month!
Sluggy
I was still on the fence about doing the Johnson & Johnson Buy $30, Get a $10 MIRebate Deal so I was going to put off doing Rite-Aid until later in the week, since I didn't have enough items to get to use a $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ.
But #2 son decided he needed to buy a new Top-Up Card for his phone(which would put me over the $20 total)so off we went to do a 'quickie'.
1-10-10
1 x $30 Virgin Mobile Top-Up Card=$30 *not pictured*
1 x Theraflu on sale=$4.99
1 x Contact Cold-Flu on sale=$4.99
1 x Glade Candle on sale=$2.49
SubTotal.....$42.47(with son's purchase)
My Total.....$12.47
Coupons Used
1 x $5 off $20 AdPerks IPQ=$5.00
1 x $2/1 Theraflu IPQ=$2.00
1 x $2/1 Contact ManuQ(1/10 inserts)=$2.00
1 x $.50/1 Glade Candle RA in-Ad Q=$.50
1 x $2/1 Glade ManuQ(11/? insert)=$2.00
Coupon Total.....$11.50
$12.47-$11.50=$.97 OOP
Value of $16.97
SCRebates qualified for....$3 Theraflu, $4.99 Contact=$7.99
$.97-$7.99=$7.02 MONEYMAKER!
JANUARY TOTALS
OOP (before Rebates)....$21.11
Value of Items Bought....$560.12
Savings of.....96.24%
SCR qualified for.....$57.99
Kraft Rebate qualified for at Rite-Aid...$10.00
Game of Life game Winnings....$2.00
Gift Cards.....$5
Total Gains for January...$69.99+$5 GC
$21.11-$69.99=$48.88 MONEYMAKER for the Month!
Sluggy
Ritz CRACKERFULS Taste Test Product Review
Disclaimer.....the opinion expressed below is unbiased and mine alone. I did not receive any product or payment from the manufacturer of said product in exchange for a review.
I wanted to do the Keep the Jingle in Your Holidays Kraft Rebate a few weeks ago--the one that is valid from 12/1 through 1/31--under Brother-in-Law's name. Buy 10 select Kraft/Nabisco/Planters item and get a check for $10 back. Price Chopper had the appropriate crackers on sale for $2 and with the $1/1 Qs I had, the crackers were $1. So the 10 boxes cost me $10 and I will get $10 back....free crackers!
One of the crackers valid for this rebate are those Ritz Crackerfuls that came out late last year. I had yet to try them, so I picked up a few boxes among the 10 boxes of crackers I bought. I like those little traditional cheese cracker sandwiches & I've heard other people locally rave over these Crackerful things, so I went into this thinking I'd like these.
First off, let's look at the box....
The contents weighs in at 6 ounces.
There are 6 crackers in the box.
That's 6 servings of 1 cracker sandwich each.
Each cracker sandwich is approximately 5" long.
I took a bite......sort of like the cheese crackers I remembered from my youth, but something was off or different.
So I tasted the cracker alone and found that the cracker component of these sandwiches was so SWEET! Chock full of sugar-like substances according to the ingredient list on the box.
First I noticed the texture of the filling was very different from the traditional sandwiches filling. This one had the consistency of a combination of marshmallow and the weight of floam--light and grainy with a pastel peach color.
Then I tasted the filling.
It was like having a salt lick in my mouth!
UGH!
Combining the overly sweet cracker with the salt lick filling gives you a classic sweet/salty flavor combination that is very popular and well liked. But it was not an enjoyable mouth experience. I hardly got ANY cheese flavor, just the salt component.
Ok, maybe a little bit of a chemical cheese flavor like boxed Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.
The box claims these Crackers contain 5g of Whole Grain and Real Cheese.
But I counted THIRTY ingredients on the side panel. Besides what they tout as ingredients, there was also Sugar, Assorted Oils, Salt, Corn Syrup Solids, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Color Extracts, Artificial Colors, etc.
That's THREE KINDS of SUGARS.
Get out your magnifying glass to see all the ingredients!
And each cracker sandwich is wrapped individually in a coated mylar packaging. Inside each wrapper the cracker is snuggled inside a white paperboard sleeve.
At least the outer box is 100% recycled paperboard.
And the calorie count is 130 PER Cracker Sandwich.
And 230mg of Salt per Sandwich(10% of your PDVs for sodium in one cracker).
Lastly, the regular suggested retail on a box of this Crackerfuls is $3.49.
6 Crackers.
$3.49.
That's .58¢ per 5" cracker.
I don't think I'll be buying these again.
Thumbs down Nabisco.....
Sluggy
I wanted to do the Keep the Jingle in Your Holidays Kraft Rebate a few weeks ago--the one that is valid from 12/1 through 1/31--under Brother-in-Law's name. Buy 10 select Kraft/Nabisco/Planters item and get a check for $10 back. Price Chopper had the appropriate crackers on sale for $2 and with the $1/1 Qs I had, the crackers were $1. So the 10 boxes cost me $10 and I will get $10 back....free crackers!
One of the crackers valid for this rebate are those Ritz Crackerfuls that came out late last year. I had yet to try them, so I picked up a few boxes among the 10 boxes of crackers I bought. I like those little traditional cheese cracker sandwiches & I've heard other people locally rave over these Crackerful things, so I went into this thinking I'd like these.
First off, let's look at the box....
The contents weighs in at 6 ounces.
There are 6 crackers in the box.
That's 6 servings of 1 cracker sandwich each.
Each cracker sandwich is approximately 5" long.
I took a bite......sort of like the cheese crackers I remembered from my youth, but something was off or different.
So I tasted the cracker alone and found that the cracker component of these sandwiches was so SWEET! Chock full of sugar-like substances according to the ingredient list on the box.
First I noticed the texture of the filling was very different from the traditional sandwiches filling. This one had the consistency of a combination of marshmallow and the weight of floam--light and grainy with a pastel peach color.
Then I tasted the filling.
It was like having a salt lick in my mouth!
UGH!
Combining the overly sweet cracker with the salt lick filling gives you a classic sweet/salty flavor combination that is very popular and well liked. But it was not an enjoyable mouth experience. I hardly got ANY cheese flavor, just the salt component.
Ok, maybe a little bit of a chemical cheese flavor like boxed Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.
The box claims these Crackers contain 5g of Whole Grain and Real Cheese.
But I counted THIRTY ingredients on the side panel. Besides what they tout as ingredients, there was also Sugar, Assorted Oils, Salt, Corn Syrup Solids, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Color Extracts, Artificial Colors, etc.
That's THREE KINDS of SUGARS.
Get out your magnifying glass to see all the ingredients!
And each cracker sandwich is wrapped individually in a coated mylar packaging. Inside each wrapper the cracker is snuggled inside a white paperboard sleeve.
At least the outer box is 100% recycled paperboard.
And the calorie count is 130 PER Cracker Sandwich.
And 230mg of Salt per Sandwich(10% of your PDVs for sodium in one cracker).
Lastly, the regular suggested retail on a box of this Crackerfuls is $3.49.
6 Crackers.
$3.49.
That's .58¢ per 5" cracker.
I don't think I'll be buying these again.
Thumbs down Nabisco.....
Sluggy
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