WHAT is YOUR best deal this week?????

at shoppers today
clearance table
(4) kind bars .25 expire march 30/20
central roast nuts 4.00reg 5.99
p.c olive oil expires end of may20 4.00

then on to Walmart
(3) bic soliel 4.98 scopped one pkg =free
(4) oxi spray p.m food basics 2.00-2.00 cpn -thanks to lotsasavings who posted it a few days ago asa I never would have noticed it in the ad as it is a different picture
Scotties 6 pkg of Kleenex p.m metro 4.99-1.50 caddle=3.49 or .58 cents each

Both stores had no hand sanitizer plus Walmart was all out of toilet paper -insane .The Walmart cashiers were all wearing gloves as of today .

Went to noFrills this morning for the Catelli pasta.
[email protected]$0.94 - 4x$1 coupons = $0
Plus submitted for $2 on caddle.

Kept a box of bow-shaped pastas and the rest went to food bank.
Also, expiry date on my box of pasta says "Jan 2221"???
I didn't know pastas could be kept that long...

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Originally Posted by CheriLyn

Went to noFrills this morning for the Catelli pasta.
[email protected]$0.94 - 4x$1 coupons = $0
Plus submitted for $2 on caddle.

Kept a box of bow-shaped pastas and the rest went to food bank.
Also, expiry date on my box of pasta says "Jan 2221"???
I didn't know pastas could be kept that long...

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Don't forget Caddle has a offer for Catelli Smart pasta as well
I hope that long exp date doesn't mean it is made with plastic

Good deal, points and coupons aligned!

At Loblaws: two pkgs Cashmere toilet paper, two Scotties tissues, two Sponge towels.
$4.99 each, 2000pts each (in store flyer), 6000pts from personal offer, $6 in coupons, and $3 back from Caddle for tissue. Works out to $1.14 each.

*Store had a limit of two of each*

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Originally Posted by Thatdone

Don't forget Caddle has a offer for Catelli Smart pasta as well
I hope that long exp date doesn't mean it is made with plastic

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Thanks! Submitted.
Hadn't thought of the plastic idea... My thought were more along the lines of which preservative chemicals they used in the pasta making process.

Was at RCSS scoped on a package of case mendoza tortillas and got 5 packages of frozen 2 packs, each comes with a key chain, a lip balm and a hand sanitizer $0.44/pack. I think they were originally about $5/pack. My DD#2 will be so thrilled.
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An unexpected deal today. Went to Loblaws this morning to get some spices - there was a points offer of 3000 points for $15.00 spend and I also had $1.50 save.ca coupons on any McCormick spice. So ...

Two spices purchased ... $7.50 each -> total $15.00 - less 3000 points less $3.00 coupons. So essentially out of pocket $9.00. I can live with that!

While I was there I noticed the staff rolling out a pallet of bog roll. Did not need any but there was a 2000 points per offer and I had in my pocket $1.00 off on Cashmere ... sooo its all about the points isn't it! I picked up three at $4.99 each - less 2000 points per item less $1.00 coupon per item ... so three 12=24 packages for $1.99 ... and more points....

All in all a good surprising shopping day!

My PC Optimum account had another high value cereal offer this week. This time, it was 2,000 points for every box of Kellogg's Eggo cereal. The best price I could find was at No Frills so I bought 14 boxes and it works out to:

Kellogg's Eggo cereal @ $2.97 each - $ .50 coupon (tear pad) - 2,000 points ($2.00 value) = $ .47 per box of cereal :)

Two weeks in a row of amazing points offers, last week Kellogg's Unfrosted Cocoa Mini-Wheats cereal, this week Kellogg's Eggo cereal. I hope there is another similar offer next week! Great for food bank donations!

At Zehrs, I bought 5 packages of these:

SpongeTowels 6-roll @ $4.99 each - $2.00 coupon (tear pad) - 2,000 in-store points ($2.00 value) = $ .99 each package

and 6 packages of these:

Cashmere 12=24 toilet paper @ $4.99 each- 2,000 in-store points ($2.00 value) = $2.99 each package

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Originally Posted by lotsasavings

My PC Optimum account had another high value cereal offer this week. This time, it was 2,000 points for every box of Kellogg's Eggo cereal. The best price I could find was at No Frills so I bought 14 boxes and it works out to:

Kellogg's Eggo cereal @ $2.97 each - $ .50 coupon (tear pad) - 2,000 points ($2.00 value) = $ .47 per box of cereal :)
Two weeks in a row of amazing points offers, last week Kellogg's Unfrosted Cocoa Mini-Wheats cereal, this week Kellogg's Eggo cereal. I hope there is another similar offer next week! Great for food bank donations!

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I bought 6 boxes of Kelloggs eggo cereal at RCSS last night, $2.47 each with $1 off coupon so ended up with earning extra pco points. I couldn't wait and opened one. Then, I was kind of disappointed as it tasted nothing but sugar only. I wouldn't pay for it in the future. The rest is going to food donation. :-)

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Originally Posted by paylessgetmore

I bought 6 boxes of Kelloggs eggo cereal at RCSS last night, $2.47 each with $1 off coupon so ended up with earning extra pco points. I couldn't wait and opened one. Then, I was kind of disappointed as it tasted nothing but sugar only. I wouldn't pay for it in the future. The rest is going to food donation. :-)

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Thank you for the review. I will pass. DS does not need sugar :)

Not a great deal but can make for a easy meal

NoFrills
6 x Classico pasta sauce 1.88 each

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Originally Posted by lotsasavings

At Zehrs, I bought 5 packages of these:

SpongeTowels 6-roll @ $4.99 each - $2.00 coupon (tear pad) - 2,000 in-store points ($2.00 value) = $ .99 each package

and 6 packages of these:

Cashmere 12=24 toilet paper @ $4.99 each- 2,000 in-store points ($2.00 value) = $2.99 each package

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I bought about the same as you but they allowed me to use 1.50 coupon. The coupon reads any 15 roll or larger and the cashier agreed with me that the 12 = 24 roll that I purchased is larger than the 15 stated on the coupon

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Originally Posted by Thatdone

I bought about the same as you but they allowed me to use 1.50 coupon. The coupon reads any 15 roll or larger and the cashier agreed with me that the 12 = 24 roll that I purchased is larger than the 15 stated on the coupon

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Wow, what a friendly cashier!

This is getting crazy with the people shopping. My wifes friend just called my wife and told her that the small NoFrills in Aurora has a lineup that goes for over 6 stores long. Even on one of their busy days you can always get a cart and i have never seen a lineup there before and been shopping there for over thirty years. It wouldnt surprise me if the shelves are not almost cleared off by lunch today.