Deals at Walgreens and Pick N Save 1/26

Here is what I purchased at Walgreens this week:

Again not the best week for me. I got: toilet paper, 4 bottles of body wash, Breath Right strips, taco shells, water, 3 boxes Hamburger Helper. Last week I got $5 RR to spend this week. I had a coupon for Breath Right so that was free (perfect timing because I have so much congestion right now and being pregnant I cant take much of anything and a friend said to try these), and a coupon for the water, and Hamburger Helper. Total savings was $24.00 and I got $4 RR for next week.

Pick N Save had some good sales and on Wednesday it is Double Coupon Day!!! :) They had the deal buy 6 boxes of General Mills cereal and save $10 but then I had a coupon so I saved another $2 making me save $12 on 6 boxes of cereal! :) They have done a sale like that before and cereal is my friend during this pregnancy. Double Day coupon day is such a great deal for us and they do them Wednesday's and Saturday's.

So how are your shopping deals coming for the week?

Comments

Amanda- The Nutritionist Reviews said…

Great deals! And you have a beautiful family.

I just found your blog through one of the Wednesday blog hops! Have a great night!

Amanda @ www.nutritionistreviews.com

January 26, 2011 at 5:58 PM

Debra said…

I admire you - you virtuous woman!
As for me, I still haven't mastered the art of couponing:(

Blessings,
Debra

http://debrasblogpureandsimple.blogspot.com

January 26, 2011 at 9:12 PM

lovinangels said…

I'm so lucky, Wegmans doubles coupons everyday! It's like Christmas!

I'm a new follower from the hop, big into frugality as well! Come visit me!

January 26, 2011 at 9:58 PM

Praises from a Wife and Mommy! said…

I dont consider myself a master at couponing yet... still working on it! :)

Wegmans... is that a grocery store? We dont have those around here! YOU ARE SUPER LUCKY!!

Thanks for stopping by!

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