
So I stopped by Dillon’s today to check on a few of the coupons I had that I thought might made good deals. Unfortunately, I didn’t find much, but here’s what I got:
2 bottles of Ragu sauce — on sale for $1.50 each, used 2 $0.50/1 Ragu coupons (doubled) = $0.50 each after coupons
2 Snickers Eggs — $0.50 each, used $1/2 Mars candy coupon from the All You magazine = free after coupon
1 Suave deodorant — $1, used $0.50/1 Suave deodorant coupon (doubled) = free after coupon
Total with tax: $1.26
See the full list of deals at Dillon’s this week here.

Last night’s grocery shopping trip is a prime example of why you should always plan a grocery list before heading to the store…
Jesse stopped at Dillon’s last night to pick up a few things so we could grill out. He didn’t have a list and I hadn’t gone over the ad much, but I thought the Pace Salsa was supposed to be $0.99 per jar after the Mega Event discount, so I told him to pick up 10 jars. After he got home, I realized that they were $1.49 each after the Mega Event discount.
He misread the signs on the Vitamin Water/Tea and didn’t realize he had to buy in multiples of 10 to get the Mega Event discount, so instead of getting those for $0.50 each, he paid $1 each.
We had grocery money left for March and he’s gotten plenty of great deals through the years {and hey, he was kind enough to stop by the store!} so it really wasn’t a big deal.
{He told me to just tell you all that he screwed up on the shopping trip. But it was partially my fault for not reading the ad more carefully, so I take half the blame for the screwed up shopping trip! Instead of being frustrated, we both just decided to laugh about it–life’s too short to get frustrated over the little things, anyway!}
Here’s what he ended up buying:
2.11 lbs. bananas — $0.93
2.14 lbs. bananas — $0.95
Gold Peak Tea — $1.38 (not shown)
4 bottles of Vitamin water — $1 each (not shown)
10 jars of Pace salsa — $1.49 each
Green leaf lettuce — $1.89/head (not shown)
Hamburger Buns — $3.35
5 ears of corn — $2
Tomatoes — $3.19
Total with tax: $34.97

In more positive grocery shopping news, I stopped by the health food store today and picked up some apples and pears that were $0.99 per pound. I love it when I can find beautiful fruit for $0.99/lb. or less!

I stopped by Target last week and meant to post the great deals I got right after I went shopping. But you know how life goes sometime…
Since none of these were weekly deals, I thought I’d go ahead and share what I got for those who may be interested:
1 Up & Up Baby Lotion — $1.52, used $0.75/1 Target coupon (no longer available) = $0.77 after coupon
1 Up & Up Baby Body Wash — $1.52, used $1/1 Up & Up Body Wash coupon = $0.52 after coupon
2 single-serving Skinny Cow yogurts — $1.22 each, used 2 $1/1 Skinny Cow coupons = $0.22 each after coupons
1 18-count package of Kotex liners — $0.94, used $1/1 Kotex product coupon that came in a free sample = free after coupon
2 20-count packages of Carefree liners — $0.99 each, used 2 $1/1 Carefree liners coupon = free after coupons
2 trial-sized packages of Band-Aids — $0.97 each, used 2 $1/1 Band-Aid coupons = free after coupons
2 trial-sized bottles of Renu contact solution — $1.57 each, used 2 $2/1 Renu coupons = free after coupons
8 bags of Market Pantry frozen vegetables — $0.99 per bag, used 2 $1/4 coupons = $0.74 each after coupons
1 Revlon nail clipper at $2.24 plus 1 Revlon nail file at $1.27 — used $5/2 Revlon products coupon = free after coupon
Total with tax after coupons: $8.21

And finally, we had to run to Target last night to pick up a few things for our trip today, so I also looked at the deals. They were out of most everything or the prices were different than others were finding elsewhere, but I was able to pick up a few good deals:
Market Pantry Pasta and Sauce – $1
Bought 2 and used $1/2 Target printable
$0.50 each after coupon
Glade Fragrance Mist– $3.49
Used $2/1 coupon (no longer available)
Stacked with $1/1 Target coupon
$0.49 after coupon
2 Mederma Scar product — price cut to $2
Used 2 $2/1 coupons
Free after coupons
Total with tax: $2.02
See the full list of deals at Target here.

I wanted to get some fruit to tide everyone at our house over while Jesse and I are out of town this week. So I ran by the health food store last night and picked up the following:
4 oranges — on sale 4 for $1
4 grapefruit — on sale 4 for $1
3.31 lbs. Gala apples — on sale for $0.79/lb.
1 coconut — marked down to $0.99
6.66 lb. Organic bananas — marked down to $0.39/lb.
Total with tax: $8.79

We made a quick run to the health food store and Aldi today. Here’s what we bought:
Tuesday’s Shopping Trip
Health Food Store
4 bags of organic oranges marked down to $0.99 each!
Total with tax: $4.25
Aldi
2 bags of spinach — $1.69 each
1 gallon of milk — $2.82
1 tub artisan lettuce — $1.99
6 avocados — $0.29 each
1 head cauliflower — $0.99
1 bag sweet onions — $1.49
1 bag baby carrots — $0.99
3 multi-colored peppers — $2.69
1 package of kiwi — $1.69
2 bags of bananas — $1.21 + $1.29
Total with tax: $21.76

I went to Dillon’s earlier this week and bought all of the above for $10.40. See the full details and coupon match-ups here.

And then Jesse took the leftover grocery cash for January and did a big produce stock-up.
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I made a quick run to Dillon’s tonight with Kathrynne to take advantage of the Mega 10 event. Here’s what we bought:
10 cans of Hunt’s tomatoes — $0.49 each after Mega 10 discount, used 2 $0.40/2 coupons (doubled), used 2 $0.60/3 coupons (“doubled” to $1 0ff) = averaged out to $0.13 per can after coupons
6 half gallons of Blue Diamond Almond Milk — $1.99 each after Mega 10 discount, used 6 $0.55/1 blinkie coupons (“doubled” to $1 off) = $0.99 per half gallon after coupons. (There are also $1/2 coupons available here.)
4 boxes of Mom’s Best Cereal — $0.99 each after Mega 10 discount, used 2 $1/2 Mom’s Best coupons = $0.49 per box after coupons
Total with tax: $10.40
See the full list of deals at Dillon’s this week here.
This week, I got back in the saddle a little bit when it comes to grocery shopping–and it felt good to be using coupons and shopping at more than one store again! It was nice to take a break for Christmas and the book launch, but I’ve missed it!
Here’s what we bought:

Target: Spent $14.79 — see the full price breakdown and coupon deals here.
Aldi (didn’t get a picture–sorry!): Tortillas — $0.99, Cheese blocks (8-oz) — $1.99 each, Artisan Lettuce — $1.99, Grape tomatoes — $0.89, Butter — $2.29, 2 gallons of milk — $2.88 each, Bananas — $1.35, Cauliflower — $1.69, Bag of apples — $2.99 = Total: $24.06
I also bought three dozen farm-fresh eggs from my brother for $6.
Total spent on groceries this week: $44.85
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Did you snag any great deals or bargains this week or save money in other ways? If so, be sure to post about them on your blog and leave you r link below. Please remember that this weekly round-up is to share deals you personally got and/or money you were able to save this week. In order to keep this weekly round-up focused on helping and inspiring others in their efforts to save money, links which have little-to-no content other than promoting affiliate links, etc. will be deleted. Also, to make it easy for everyone to navigate quickly through the links, your link must link directly to your Super Savings Saturday post.