Archive for October, 2009

I would love to have had more time to work on this today, but here it is, nonetheless. If you have any corrections/comments, please post them in the comments section. Bloom Super Double matchups 10/28- to 11/3

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Bloom is doing super doubles (doubling coupons up to $1.99 in value) all week. This is the time to whip out those high-value coupons (over $1, but under $2).

An IP I got yesterday is for Progresso® Panko Crispy Bread Crumbs for $1.10 (DND5). A box of these sells at Bloom for $2.23, making them $0.03 per box with the coupon.

I haven’t had a chance to even start a list, but I’ll work on one today, so keep your eyes open for another post this afternoon. I’m going to visit my mom for a few days (leaving early tomorrow), so I won’t be able to post updates.

I noticed this in the Farm Fresh ad in The Virginian-Pilot this morning. If you didn’t get a chance to use your dollar coupons on Wednesday, now is your chance.

Go to The Coupon Consultant for Farm Fresh Match-ups

I’m sure glad Bloom is close. I’ve made 3 more trips. My husband told me I did “pretty good” and qualified that by saying it wasn’t like my trips in the past where I came home having only spent a few bucks. I still think I’m doing great.

You can find the matchup list for Bloom super doubles here.

First trip Saturday, $22.18.

2nd trip Saturday, $4.48

Sunday trip, $18.81.

I’m thrilled that I bought that second-hand freezer a few weeks ago, else I’d never have been able to stock up on this stuff. Considering all of the above cost about $45, I think I did better than “pretty good,” but I see my husband’s point. Mostly luxury items, convenience products, etc. I guess I would have really saved, had I bought none of it.   Nah….

The fryer chickens are a good deal this week at only 79¢ a pound. The one I got was a big one, over 5 pounds, and had a fairly small neck and no other “innards” packed inside.

In today’s Smart Source circular there is a $1/1 coupon for Nestle cookie dough, which is on sale for $2.50, making it only 50 cents.