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

[dagney]

Local on-line auction house that handles Costco, Home Depot returns. Bid on a new in box/returned MAAX medicine cabinet (36” x 31”). Currently priced at $898 on Home Depot and won the bid for $65. With taxes and bidding fees make it a savings of over 91%. Hoot hoot

[Frugalbigmama]

Went to RCSS to PM strawberries.

Found:
Philly Cream cheese for .94 (expires Oct 2023)
Tre Stelle Lactose free cream cheese for .84 (Expires Oct 2023)

We don't usually buy this but we do like it in the summer/fall for road trips (make a bagel and cream cheese on the road for breakfast!)

[Purdee]

managed to get 4 Jif $5.99 x 4, got 1000 scene points and used my last FPC, submitted the receipt to CO51 just before the offer is gone.

[paylessgetmore]

managed to get 4 jif $5.99 x 4, got 1000 scene points and used my last fpc, submitted the receipt to co51 just before the offer is gone.

me too

[Miss Molly]

Flashfood again:
Chipits special dark chocolate chips .99 reg $4.49
Chipits semi sweet mini chocolate chips .99 reg $4.49
2 small packs of cookies .50 each. reg $1.19

[Frugalbigmama]

SDM- Christie crackers 2 for $5 and grabbed 4 boxes with $2 off instore coupon (All expire end of July) .50 cents each

Walmart- Cute size 3 joggers with CANADA on the butt $3 (adding to birthday gift for pool party attending in 2 weeks)

RCSS- Party size pringles- $2.97 (Pm Walmart) use $1.50 off coupon and receive 1500 PC pts per 2 purchased

[lotsasavings]

I found a good deal on smuckers jam at safeway today. This is not shown in the flyer.

buy 4 jars (select variety 310ml to 500 ml) & get 1000 scene points ($10 value)

They are on sale for $4.99 each so I bought 4 jars for $19.96 in total.

I redeem $10 scene points first; then, use $1 off coupon (tearpad a while go) on each.

My final out of pocket is $5.96 which is $1.49 per jar. The 1000 scene points is just redeemed/earned so no change.

If you are interested in large purchase on this item for either yourself or donation, don't forget spend $125 and get 1000 points. That will even cheap per jar.

I think the normal price nowadays is $5-6 so I think it's a deal hard to pass.

Good luck!

Thanks for posting about the Smucker's deal! The deal is still on at Sobeys Ontario. This morning, I purchased 4 jars @ $4.99 each, used 4 x $1.00 coupons and earned 1,000 points ($10.00 value). As you wrote, it works out to $1.49 per jar!

I went back to Sobeys today since there is a one-day Scene+ offer of 10% off your total purchase of $75.00 or more. The 1,000 points WUB4 jars of specific Smucker's jam/jelly is still on until June 7 (it's in this week's flyer). I bought:

16 x Smucker's jam/jelly/marmalade (different varieties) @ $4.99 each = $79.84

used 16 x $1.00 coupons (tear-pad) = $16.00

earned 4 x 1,000 Scene points (1,000/4 jars) = $40.00 value

minus 10% = $7.98

$79.84 (cost) - $16.00 (coupons) - $40.00 (points value) - $7.98 (10% discount) = $15.86 total or 99 cents per jar of Smucker's jam/jelly/marmalade

Along with the Smucker's, I also purchased multiples of Catelli Pasta Sauce and Compliments Pasta. Both are on sale this week for $ .88 if you are a Scene+ member. With today's one-day Scene+ members offer of 10% off your purchase of $75.00 or more, it works out to:

Catelli Pasta Sauce at $ .88 - 10% = $ .79 per jar

Complements Pasta at $ .88 - 10% = $ .79 per 900g package


I bought some for my family and some for the food bank. At these prices, it's easy to be generous!

[walkonby]

@lotsasavings !! Did you ever get a SWEET discount on those Smuckers jams! Congrats.

[coupon girl]

At sobeys today
(4) smuckers jams 4.99-1.00 cpn-1000 pts for 4 jars=1.50 each
pears 1.49 a pound
(8) catelli pasta 500 g .88 they substituted as they ran out of compliments limit 8 nice deal
on pasta
(2)
nestle ice cream bars 4.88 when you buy 2 get 200 points=3.83 each
(2) hamburg pks of their hamburgers 3.00 off each pkg of 2 =3.44 and 3.70 nice to throw on in a hurry
(2) reduced dove body wash 5.99-50%=3.00 each my body wash is running lower

plus other various items because i spent over $75 i saved 10% also plus used 20.00 in scene points.

[Frugalbigmama]

RCSS-Sweet Loren's ready to bake Chocolate chunk cookie dough and Fudgy brownie dough. $1.44 (expire August and November)
Perfect for DS!

[couponmummy]

DD got 40% back in points when you redeem minimum $10

16 x Maybelline mascaras were $7.69 and $6.99, 10K WUB2 instore offer

All Farmer's Market pastries had 50% stickers and they expires June 10, 11, or 12
4 x Farmer's Market muffins $7.79 - (50% off $3.89) - 40% back = $2.33 each
4 x Farmer's Market cookies $6.49 - (50% off $3.24) - 40% back = $1.94 each
4 x Farmer's Market mini croissants $5.79 - (50% off $2.89) - 40% back = $1.73 each
4 x Farmer's Market Boston cream donuts $4.99 - (50% off $2.49) - 40% back = $1.49 each
3 x Farmer's Market brownies $4.69 - (50% off $2.34) - 40% back = $1.40 each

2 x PC Blue Menu lemon sparkling water 1L .99 with 50% sticker and 40% back in points
Only bought 2 because I'm not sure if I would like it. If they are good, then back to the same store and get $65 worth of stuff and redeem 50K

Subtotal $220.14
Redeemed 220K, got back 168K
Tax $23.50

All this cost $75.50

[lotsasavings]

Most of the cashiers and CSMs are great when it comes to coupons. But there are the occasional ones who try to do everything possible to prevent you from using them. When I was at RCSS today, I knew I was going to have a tug-of-war when a particular CSM, whose name I won't post but it has 3 letters, came to assist the rookie cashier.

Jumbo boxes of Vector cereal were clearance priced at $2.94 and there were lots both at the front of the store and in the cereal aisle. The best before date is June 15, ten days from today. I had 18 x $1.50 coupons so I picked up 18 boxes and headed for the check-out.

My cashier was new and needed assistance. That's when I saw who was coming to assist. Noooooooooooooooo, not her!

First, she told me that I can't use more than one coupon because it states "per purchase". I explained it didn't say one per transaction so it should be fine.

Then she said I couldn't use any of them because it states "cannot be used with any other offer" and the cereal was clearance priced. Nope, I explained that sale and clearance prices do not eliminate the use of coupons.

Then she told me that the store would take a loss if I used a $1.50 coupon on a $2.94 item. Ah, no, the store will be reimbursed for the coupons. I was not about to back down since the best before date was 10 days away yet the food bank will gladly accept these.

So, she phoned her supervisor. I could hear her making comments like, "but then she will get the cereal for $1.44" and "you mean, let her use all 18 coupons?" She was not a happy camper. I, on the other hand, was grateful for store managers who are happy to move clearance items, especially if they're being donated.

So, it worked out to:

18 x jumbo boxes of Vector cereal @ $2.94 = $52.92

minus 18 x $1.50 coupons (tear-pad) = $27.00

for a difference of $52.92 - $27.00 = $25.92 or, as the CSM pointed out, $1.44 per jumbo box

I didn't have the heart to tell her that I also had 2 PCO points on the cereal:

digital offer of 400 points/$2.00 spent on Vector = 10,400 points = $10.40
digital offer of 200 points/$1.00 spent on Kellogg's cereal = $10,800 points = $10.80
for a total points value of $10.40 + $10.80 = $21.20

$25.92 (cost) - $21.20 (points value) = $4.72

So my 18 jumbo boxes of Vector cereal for the Salvation Army food bank actually worked out to 26 cents per box, dear CSM!

[immac2947]

I think I met that cashier once..lol or one very similar.

The cashier got angry because I was using coupons and getting a lot of points.

Most of the cashiers and CSMs are great when it comes to coupons. But there are the occasional ones who try to do everything possible to prevent you from using them. When I was at RCSS today, I knew I was going to have a tug-of-war when a particular CSM, whose name I won't post but it has 3 letters, came to assist the rookie cashier.

Jumbo boxes of Vector cereal were clearance priced at $2.94 and there were lots both at the front of the store and in the cereal aisle. The best before date is June 15, ten days from today. I had 18 x $1.50 coupons so I picked up 18 boxes and headed for the check-out.

My cashier was new and needed assistance. That's when I saw who was coming to assist. Noooooooooooooooo, not her!

First, she told me that I can't use more than one coupon because it states "per purchase". I explained it didn't say one per transaction so it should be fine.

Then she said I couldn't use any of them because it states "cannot be used with any other offer" and the cereal was clearance priced. Nope, I explained that sale and clearance prices do not eliminate the use of coupons.

Then she told me that the store would take a loss if I used a $1.50 coupon on a $2.94 item. Ah, no, the store will be reimbursed for the coupons. I was not about to back down since the best before date was 10 days away yet the food bank will gladly accept these.

So, she phoned her supervisor. I could hear her making comments like, "but then she will get the cereal for $1.44" and "you mean, let her use all 18 coupons?" She was not a happy camper. I, on the other hand, was grateful for store managers who are happy to move clearance items, especially if they're being donated.

So, it worked out to:

18 x jumbo boxes of Vector cereal @ $2.94 = $52.92

minus 18 x $1.50 coupons (tear-pad) = $27.00

for a difference of $52.92 - $27.00 = $25.92 or, as the CSM pointed out, $1.44 per jumbo box

I didn't have the heart to tell her that I also had 2 PCO points on the cereal:

digital offer of 400 points/$2.00 spent on Vector = 10,400 points = $10.40
digital offer of 200 points/$1.00 spent on Kellogg's cereal = $10,800 points = $10.80
for a total points value of $10.40 + $10.80 = $21.20

$25.92 (cost) - $21.20 (points value) = $4.72

So my 18 jumbo boxes of Vector cereal for the Salvation Army food bank actually worked out the 26 cents per box, dear CSM!

[HermanH]

I think I met that cashier once..lol or one very similar.

The cashier got angry because I was using coupons and getting a lot of points.

Sometimes it makes you wonder if they feel that you are taking it out of their personal paycheque or annual bonus.

26 cents / box is simply exemplary.

[2shopmom]

Well Done!!

Chances are, she will do this again to another customer even though she's been told otherwise.

Most of the cashiers and CSMs are great when it comes to coupons. But there are the occasional ones who try to do everything possible to prevent you from using them. When I was at RCSS today, I knew I was going to have a tug-of-war when a particular CSM, whose name I won't post but it has 3 letters, came to assist the rookie cashier.

Jumbo boxes of Vector cereal were clearance priced at $2.94 and there were lots both at the front of the store and in the cereal aisle. The best before date is June 15, ten days from today. I had 18 x $1.50 coupons so I picked up 18 boxes and headed for the check-out.

My cashier was new and needed assistance. That's when I saw who was coming to assist. Noooooooooooooooo, not her!

First, she told me that I can't use more than one coupon because it states "per purchase". I explained it didn't say one per transaction so it should be fine.

Then she said I couldn't use any of them because it states "cannot be used with any other offer" and the cereal was clearance priced. Nope, I explained that sale and clearance prices do not eliminate the use of coupons.

Then she told me that the store would take a loss if I used a $1.50 coupon on a $2.94 item. Ah, no, the store will be reimbursed for the coupons. I was not about to back down since the best before date was 10 days away yet the food bank will gladly accept these.

So, she phoned her supervisor. I could hear her making comments like, "but then she will get the cereal for $1.44" and "you mean, let her use all 18 coupons?" She was not a happy camper. I, on the other hand, was grateful for store managers who are happy to move clearance items, especially if they're being donated.

So, it worked out to:

18 x jumbo boxes of Vector cereal @ $2.94 = $52.92

minus 18 x $1.50 coupons (tear-pad) = $27.00

for a difference of $52.92 - $27.00 = $25.92 or, as the CSM pointed out, $1.44 per jumbo box

I didn't have the heart to tell her that I also had 2 PCO points on the cereal:

digital offer of 400 points/$2.00 spent on Vector = 10,400 points = $10.40
digital offer of 200 points/$1.00 spent on Kellogg's cereal = $10,800 points = $10.80
for a total points value of $10.40 + $10.80 = $21.20

$25.92 (cost) - $21.20 (points value) = $4.72

So my 18 jumbo boxes of Vector cereal for the Salvation Army food bank actually worked out to 26 cents per box, dear CSM!