Albertsons Trip- Spent $15.07, saved $29.78

First let me say that I was overcharged by $2.61. So, my real total should have been $12.46. Instead of a 66% savings, I should have had a 76% savings! The cashier did not apply my veggie coupon to both bags of veggies. Boo! Had I been alone, I would have made him track down the error before ringing out, but with a 15 month old who's getting 3 molars in the same week....well, I couldn't wait, and I found the error on my receipt later. Still debating whether or not to go back and get a refund. Here's what I bought....

Old Orchard Cranberry Juice, 64 oz- $2/ea, bought 2

Used B1G1 printable Q fm their website

Paid $1/ea.

Digiorno Pizza, single serve- $2.50/ea, bought 2

Used 2 $1/1 printable Q fm their FB

Paid $1.50/ea.

Mom's Best Naturals Cereal, 12-16.5oz- $2/ea, bought 2

Used $1/2 printable coupon fm their website

Also used Albertsons doubler from their mailer

Paid $1/ea.

Albertsons Frozen Veggies- $0.88/ea with in ad coupon, bought 2

Well, here's where I got messed up, and only one was this price

Starkist Tuna Pouches, 2.6oz- $1/ea, bought 7 (you will see this next week as a HG staple)

Used 7 $0.50/1 Q fm coupons.com and RP 1/1

Paid $0.50/ea.

I hope this helps prove that you can get healthy groceries like tuna, vegetables, and all-natural cereal for less with coupons. These deals are still good through Tuesday night, so get to shopping!

Today's Grocery Shopping - Yogurt for $0.05!

Sorry the picture is so dark, I am still learning about my camera.

So, here's the part where I usually tell you that I saved 98% and paid with the change in my car. That did not happen today. I went to Target and Winco and was disappointed to find that they were out of the things I had hoped to get for free (namely Kashi cereal and Coke zero). However! My goal was to spend right around $80 for a week's worth of groceries, and at $88, I am sitting pretty on top of a mountain of healthy food as well as baby products and household items that should last through next week. Since it would bore you to read my whole shopping list, I will simply highlight my favorite deals, both at Target:

Maalox Tablets, 65 count $4.29 Regular Price

Buy 3, Get a $5 gift card back (through 1/14)

Use 3 $1.50/1 Maalox Advanced Products fm coupons.com

Pay $8.37, Get $5 back (which I turned around and used on groceries)

Final Price $1.12 each when you buy 3!

Dannon Activia, 4 pack $2.19, Regular Price, buy 2 4-packs

Use $2/2 Target Coupon for Activia

AND use 2 $1/1 Activia coupons from coupons.all.you.com

Final Price: $0.19 each when you buy 2 (or $0.05 per cup)!!

Stay tuned for healthy meals and money saving tips.