Cereal Stock Up - 10 boxes for 41 Cents Each!!

We're going to be regular at our house am I right??? lol

Smith's is having a great 3 day sale! Just in time too because my husband has been reminding me frequently that our storage of cereal is diminished. I swear.... if I wasn't around that is all he would eat...lol

Savvy Sister Shops has a great breakdown of the sale, so go there and get your coupons ready!

I did 2 transactions:

#1
4 Fiber One Honey Clusters $2.14 each (at my store)
used (2) $1.50/2 SS 8/1
= $5.82 and received $4 catalina to use on next purchase

#2
4 Total Whole Grain $1.71 each
used (2) .75/1 SS 6/27 and (2) .75/1 SS 7/18
--also available is $1/2 SS 7/11

2 Quaker Life $1.57 each
used $1/2 Smith Coupon (came in the mail today!)

used $4 catalina from transaction #1
= $2.28 and received ANOTHER $4 catalina (because of the 4 Total Whole Grain)

Total out of Pocket = $8.10 (incl. tax) minus $4 catalina for my next purchase

MAKES MY TOTAL $4.10 for TEN Boxes of cereal - that's 41 cents each! Hip Hip!!

Sale ends Saturday!

Comments

Marcie W. said…

LOVE this cereal deal! Im pretty sure my mother is going to buy some for me this week LOL

Thanks for participating in Thirsty Thursday & for following me at Obviously MARvelous! I am now following you too! :)

August 6, 2010 at 8:51 AM

Yona said…

That has got to be the best cereal deal ever!!!!!

August 6, 2010 at 2:04 PM

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