So this morning I went into Publix, got all my groceries, and went to the register. The cashier began suppressing all my 50 cent coupons that say "Do not double". While I understand they do say this, I've never had any problem before, so I asked her politely if it was a new thing. She rudely responded "I can have the manager explain this to you." I said no thank you, please give me back my coupons, and on I went to a different Publix where I had no trouble at all! I didn't have that many 50 cent coupons but her attitude is what made me decide to go elsewhere. Anyways, here's what I got:
1 Publix hashbrowns, reg. price $2.79 (my family loves hashbrowns...and we were out!)
2 Classico pasta sauces, on sale $1.30
2 Betty Crocker Muffin Mixes, on sale for $1.35, had 2 $.50/1 coupons
1 Green Giant frozen veggies, on sale for $1, had $.50/1 coupon (FREE!)
1 Dayquil 2 ct, reg. price $1.29, had $1.50/1 coupon ($.21 overage!)
1 Progresso bread crumbs, on sale $.97
1 Cole's garlic bread, on sale $1.15, had $.50/1 coupon
1 Colgate toothpaste, on sale $2.50 had $.50/1 peelie
1 Pillsbury cinnamon rolls, on sale $1.67, had $.95/1 coupon
2 Eat fresh fresh vegetables, on sale $1
1.04 lb Asparagus, on sale $2.49/lb
1 5lb bag Idaho potatoes, on sale $2.49
.87 lb sweet onion, on sale $.99/lb
1.2 lb. b/s chicken breast, on sale $2.99/lb
1 lb beef for stew, on sale $2.99/lb
2 lb Publix long grain rice, reg. price $1.79 (we were out of this also)
I also had a $5/30 coupon from a home mailer, making my total with tax $25.72. I normally wouldn't have bought the meat (not such a great price), but we are running low and that will at least give us two meals this weekend, and hopefully what's in the freezer will take us through the week. I saved $31.15, or 55%! And the bagger said "Wow, coupons really do work!" that comment made my day :)