Both the pouches and the cans are part of an Albertsons promo this week. They call the sale "epic." That's pretty funny.....epic.
Anyway, you buy promo items in groups of 10 and $5.00 ($.50 for each item) is automatically deducted at checkout. What made the pouches a better deal? There were coupons for $1.50/3 and for every 5 pouches purchased a $1.00 Catalina printed. I bought a few other things along with the tuna and I will get to that later. For those who are still learning the wonderful art of couponing, here is a tuna-only scenario which will maximize your savings:
30 pouches x $1.25 = $37.50
Minus $15 ($5 off for every 10 pouches) = $22.50
Minus $15.00 (10 $1.50/3 coupons) = $7.50
Your total out of pocket would be $7.50 or $.25 per pouch of tuna
It gets better though! After paying the $7.50, the Catalina machine will spit out 6 $1.00 off anything coupons to be used on your next shopping trip. If you take this $6.00 into consideration as I do (it's like a rebate), your cost for 30 tuna pouches just went down to $1.50 or $.05 each. You could turn around and do the exact same deal again, except this time you'd have the $6.00 in Catalinas to use - so you'd pay the $1.50 and get another $6.00 in Catalinas. If the store does not have the coupons on display by the tuna, ask at the checkstand.
Alrighty, on to the rest of my transaction, which I shall make as a brief as possible by listing what I bought and what I paid.
36 pouches of tuna
4 Air Wick I-Motion air fresheners
1 pkg. sourdough pretzels
12-pk Pepsi
2 pkgs. Seneca applesauce (6 single serves per pkg)
4 candy bars - I know, real healthy shopping trip.....
I used tuna coupons, Air Wick coupons, BOGO candy bar coupons, pretzel and applesauce coupons, two double coupons, and a $10 Catalina I got from last week's ConAgra promo.
Paid $12.86 plus received $7.00 in Catalinas back for a total OOP of $5.86. In reviewing my receipt, the total savings was $114.77. I rock!!
1 comment:
You do rock!! What a great deal on the tuna.
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