• $0.75 off ONE package of Keebler Granola Fudge– I just know these will be on sale for $2-$2.50 soon at the grocery stores, maybe even less. There’s a huge Kellogg’s/Keebler promo every summer.
• $1.00 off 2 3.5 oz or Larger Bags of TGIF Snacks
• 40¢ off any one package of Treasure Cave cheese– Look for tearpads that also offer $1 off salad wyb Treasure Cave. I see them all the time at Acme.
• $1.00 off any Sally Hansen Nail Color Product– Time for  CVS deal? Maybe soon?
• $0.55 off any Chore Boy Product– Look for single packs of sponges for around a dollar at the grocers, very cheap with coupon.
• $1.00 off Reser’s American Classics 3 lb Salad

I don’t know if it’s a must-do deal, but then again, it is five big packages of TP, so not sure the stores will have adequate supply. Toilet paper is just one of those items that I think it’s harder to find deals on. Ever since Acme & Superfresh stopped doing their $15/$30 P&G offers, and went to stupid $5/$20, just not as easy to make almost free.

Walgreen’s deal is this–spend $20 on select P&G items, get a free big pack of Charmin. The Charmin is priced at $5.49, so it would take four of them to hit $20. I have a few decent home mailer coupons ($1 off one), so I’m looking at roughly $18 for five big packs of toilet paper or $3.50 each. I think that’s a good price. I did the Rite Aid deal back in the winter when it was free. Although it was free, it was the Rite Aid brand, and there is a difference. I’d still take more, if it was free. But don’t mind paying a bit more for the better stuff.

Three packs is $16.50, so if you have any $1 off ones for Dawn or something else that can get you closer to $20 and better coupon reductions, you can make this even a bit cheaper. I just have about 20 bottles of Gain dish detergent, so it seems silly to get Dawn. May as well get the tp which I need.

This promo runs through Saturday.

I know lots of shoppers are still doing the gift card offer this week, and will have $20 catalinas to spend next week, so here you go.

coupons.com printables

Red Plum printables

Load your Acme card with e-savings.

What? What gift card offer? Oh, in case you missed it, it’s still running this week. Buy $100 worth of gift cards, get $20 catalina. Good stores included like Lowe’s, Sears, movies, Toys R Us. Think holiday gift giving, and stores and restaurants where you know you’ll be spending money anyway! Last day is tomorrow.

Next week: Save $5 instantly wyb any 10 participating items, blah blah blah. Participating items, shown AFTER instant savings:

Gatorade 8 pks-3.99

Quaker cereals-1.99; 6/19 inserts (good deal if you got $0.75/1s!)

Bulls Eye/Kraft BBQ-0.79

Wish Bone 16 oz-0.99

Lipton Tea, 20 oz-0.75

Pasta/Rice roni-0.79

Hefty plates/bowls-1.49

Bush’s BB-1.49

Cheetos/Fritos-1.99

Ruffles-1.99

Propel 6 pk-2.49

Welch’s 64 oz-2.49, 5/1 and 6/12

Finish 10 ct-2.49; 6/12 inserts

Hershey’s pouches or 6 pk bars-2.49

Pepsi products, 8 pk bottles-3.49

Chinet-4.99, 4/17 inserts

END OF INSTANT SAVINGS

$5 catalina offer-wyb any 5 participating products (bummer that they’re changing it to unit counts, instead of $$ thresholds, makes it harder to get free stuff!)

Tombstone- 3 fro 10

Edy’s stuff- 3 for ten, 6/12 inserts

Edy’s/haagen dazs, dibs-3.99

End of $5 catalina items.

June is Dairy Month (who knew?), so save $4 instantly off of one gallon of milk, when you buy any 4 dannon multipack products in a single transaction. 6/5 inserts-good deal, because they’re all $2, so with four $1/1s, pay $4 for four multipax + a milk!

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10 for 10 items:

minute maid ades & punches

simply juice singles

athenos greek yogurt

OM basic lunchables

Acme brand frozen veggie

banquet meals

Herr’s, smaller bags

acme mustard, refried beans, evap milk, marshmallows, foil

sobe, fuze, gold peak

Meat offers:

boneless skinless breasts, fam pack-1.99 lb

1 lb strawberries-1.99-don’t forget the Driscoll’s website printable

Hatfield simply tender pork chops-1.99, check their website for printables

Ocean Spray stuff- $2, yipppeee! Look for $1 tearpads for the sparkling stuff.

Acme brand cheeses-8-12 oz, $2

Fresh Express-bogo, don’t forget to load your esavings!

I haven’t had a nice freebie trip in a long time. It was nice to leave the kids with dad and just wander the aisles, doing matchups.

Here are the items & coupons I had that were either free, very cheap or overage:

Bic Shavers, 4 pk-$2.88, $3 coupon from 6/5

Tic Tacs-$1.04, $1 coupon from 6/12

Reach Floss-$0.88, $1/1s or $2.50/2s from: 1/9 and 4/17

Dial Bodywash-$0.97, $2 coupon from 6/12 inserts

Rayovac batteries-$0.97, $1 coupons from 6/5; sometimes printables on Facebook too.

I had read on hotcouponworld that there was some Purina One ringing up at $0.75 and $1.25, to go with the $2 coupons from 5/22. I had six of those coupons, but I scanned darn near every bag, and I couldn’t find it.

And that was really it–I just had at least six or eight of every one of those coupons, and then I used the overage to get some other cheap stuff. The Walmart brand oatmeal, 12 pks, is on rollback to $1.68. The way they run hubby’s food drive contest at work, they count items. So he’ll get 12 points for each box of oatmeal I got him, 4 points for each pack of four razors, and so on. I also got cheap cans of tuna, found bags of pasta for $0.50, a few dozen of the $0.12 packets of koolaid mix, some tortillas that were $1 for 12 (not positive he’ll get 12 points for that, though) and so on.

When I checked out, I felt like I was on tv. See, when I do this, I don’t write everything down on paper and figure it out to the penny. I wing it. So if I picked up ten packs of razors, I knew that meant I had $1.20 in overage. Went to the Dial, got eight of those, mentally added another $8.24 to my overage. Then, hopefully as I’m adding in fillers, I’m subtracting correctly. I knew I wasn’t going to come to zero, but I honestly had no idea what my total was going to be.

My pre-coupon total came to $90.xx! Ouch! I really didn’t think it was that high–dental floss doesn’t take up a whole lotta space in a cart, so it didn’t look like much. But my very friendly (and I’m being serious!) cashier scanned and scanned and scanned, people behind me were tuning it to what was happening…..and it came down to $9.78. Whew! Actually my totals were $87.62 + $3.16 in tax, then down to $6.62, still had to pay the $3.16 in tax.

But hey, I was pleased! Hubby said that the team’s goal is 175 items per person, he had 140 boxed up before I went tonight. I haven’t counted exactly how many items I got, with counting packets of oatmeal and individual razors and all, but I know he’s probably at 250 by now. Plus, I’m picking up some stuff from a fellow couponer tomorrow, plus I have to hit Acme and Walgreen’s still for more freebies.