I'm at work, trying to figure this out...oy, math hurts my head.
According to what I've found online, mostly at Pinching Your Pennies, I've come up with this:
If I buy 7 Kellogg's cereals at 3 for $8, I get a $10 OYNSO back. That's $18.67 worth of cereal. I wish I still had some Kellogg's coupons to go with this, but I don't. However, I will get two dozen eggs free by buying 3 cereals each.
$3 OYNSO when you buy 6 General Mills products. I will get 3 Betty Crocker cookie mixes, 67 cents each after coupons, and 4 boxes of Pop Secret popcorn (a staple for work!) for $1.17 each after coupons.
$5 OYNSO when you buy 6 participating frozen food products. 6 Michelina's Authenticos minus a $1 coupon I have when you buy 5.
I also have a coupon that I got in the mail for Basha's for $5.00 off when you spend $25.00 or more. I'm assuming that's after coupons. They sent that to me in a "new moms" flyer, along with coupons for diapers, baby food and bananas. Do they know something that I don't?
Anyway, so if my math is right, after coupons ... $18.67 for the cereal, $4.68 for the popcorn, $2.01 for the cookie mixes, $5 for the Michelina's = $30.36 - $5.00/$25.00 coupon = $25.36 OOP, plus I should get $18.00 worth of OYNSO coupons. Plus two free cartons of eggs.
Then I'll go back and get another 6 Michelina's, use the other $1/5 coupon that I have, use the $5 OYNSO to pay for it, and I should get another $5 OYNSO.
I'm thinking I can use the $18 in OYNSO coupons for bacon (Hormel Black Label, which I also have coupons for, will be $1.50 each), and toilet paper, which we need desperately. Maybe some bread or produce too.
Hope this works!
Sunday, March 23, 2008
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Your MATH is escellent! cawejeq
Sorry about the last post....I meant excellent and the word verification doesn't belong there. UGH!
I was just glad I got it worked out...it took me like half the morning to figure it out. lol
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