I never had a chance to tell you about my last shopping trip for January, so without further ado:

Got $77.98 worth of groceries for $43.01:

Transaction #1:

Spent: $3.54
Total before coupons: $6.54
View receipt

Got:

6 tubes of Grands Jr. biscuits – on sale for $1.09 each, used three $1/2 printable coupons (no longer available). Final price: .59 cents each. I bought these because of a Grands biscuit catalina deal that was going on, and thought I would receive a $4 catalina back for the purchase, but nothing printed. I emailed Catalina Marketing about it, so I’ll keep you posted with what I find out.

Transaction #2:

Total spent: $37.59
Total before coupons: $64.06
View receipt

Got:

5lb bag of sugar – price: $2.69
5lb bag of flour – price: $1.69
1 box of Celestial Seasonings tea – on sale for $2.00, used a $1/1 coupon from the 1/10 Smart Source newspaper inserts, which doubled; final price: .50 cents
10 oz bag of organic, fair trade Millstone coffee – on sale for $8.99, used a $1/1 peelie coupon that I found on the package, which doubled; final price: $7.49
32 oz bag of cheese – price: $3.99
2 gallons of milk – $3.98
1/2 gallon of chocolate milk – on sale for $1.99, used one printable coupon for one free half gallon of chocolate milk when you buy two gallons of white milk – Jai and I both signed up for this, and were able to print two copies each, so we’ve been getting lots of free chocolate milk!
10 Smart Ones frozen dinners – on sale for $1.99 each when you buy ten, used a $4 off ten peelie coupon that I found on the package, which doubled; final price: $1.54 each
4-pack of Danimals yogurt – on sale for $2.00, used a $1/1 coupon from the 1/10 Smart Source newspaper inserts, which doubled; final price: .50 cents
2 pints of Coffee-Mate – originally priced at $1.24, these holiday flavors were marked down with .75 cents off clearance stickers, making them .49 cents each.
2.36 lb of cabbage – price: $1.39
.50 lb of yellow squash – price: .90 cents
.77 lb of onion – price: .30 cents
3.13 lbs of pears – price: $1.78
2 bags of Everybody’s Nuts pistachios – on sale for $4.99, used two free product coupons that I earned through Recyclebank, which took off the full value of $6.99 – final price: Free plus $4.00 of overage.

I overpaid $1.50 initially because three of my coupons didn’t double, so customer service refunded me the amount and noted it on the receipt.

Transaction #3:

Total spent: $1.88
Total before coupons: $7.38
View receipt #1
View receipt #2 (refund)

Got:

2 packages of Mission corn tortillas – on sale for $2.19 each, used two $1/1 printable coupons, which doubled; final price: .69 cents each
2 cans of BumbleBee tuna – on sale for $1.00 each, used a $1/2 coupon that I earned through Recyclebank, which doubled; final price: .25 cents each.
1 bag of Halls cough drops – on sale for $1.00 (it incorrectly rang up as $2.49, so they refunded me $1.49), used a .50/1 coupon from the 1/10 Smart Source newspaper inserts, which doubled; final price: Free

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