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I am amazed that I save more than I spend thanks to Harris Teeter and Amy!! The Palermo e-vic on Sunday together with $1 coupons super doubled resulted in 47 cents for each of the two pizza pies. Wow!

sat this one out :-(.  looks like some people got some really good deals. I went through my coupons and didn't really have anything that I really "needed" that would be a SUPER deal worth breaking my budget for. Hoping the next one will come around soon when I have a better stock of coupons.....

Didn't get too much this week (I'm pretty well stocked up)  Did get a few items though and saved quite a bit.  Thank you Harris Teeter- as usual your staff was pleasant and your shelves were stocked!  I LOVE HT!!!!

I think that if you save anything (while not hording) it is a good thing.  Congrats to all the great buys by folk.

I spent $94.00 and saved $99.00 which is a tad better than 50% off my entire order.  But since there were several things in there that I needed that were not on sale or I didn't have a coupon for I went with my per item cost which was $1.62.  Done better, yet not bad.

My husband I love Super Doubles!  We went twice throughout the week.  Our first trip was by far, the best we've ever done. $84.91 before savings & coupons, $10.56 after coupons!  Between our two trips, we got these items for free: Febreze Spray,  2 Gerber Grabbers, 2 Gerber Organic pouches, Scope, 4 packs of Wacky Mac, Dawn dish detergent, 2 Silk fruit & protein, Benecol spread, Gillette Custom3 razors, 2 bottles of Kens Marinade, Jello w mix ins and I can't remember if I got Total for free or not.  Thanks, HT!

We had issues both times at the Edwards Mill location with ringing up our printed coupons.  During our second trip, the manager told me that from now on, if the paper coupons do not scan, they will not be accepting them. 

Went to HT last week.  Spent $64, saved $68.  I always have a list that includes more than the specials.  Any time I save at least 50%, I am happy.  I was able to get the items I had on my list (except guacamole).  Happy with my results.

I got several good deals. But I did not realize that the $10 catalina for the kraft cheeses stopped printing on Saturday. So I was very disappointed about that. I would love to win the gift card to make up for my mishap.

I got free cat litter, Dawn, tabasco sauce, frank's red hot, bacon, 2 yakisoba noodles that I'll donate to the food bank, 3 Svelte shakes, two Eat Think Smile bars, Neutrogena wipes, and probably something else I can't think of off the top of my head.  I also got good deals on toilet bowl cleaner, Simple face wipes and a few other necessity items.  Heading back tonight to see if I can find a store with Gain in stock!

Would have done well if we had a HT in Smithfield, but we don't!

Not to many doubles this time. I had 3 $1 off cupons and 1 $2 off that doubled.

Finally made it to HT today.  A lot of the free or almost free stuff was wiped out, but I still managed to spend $21 and save $38.  Here's hoping Super Doubles falls on a less busy week for me next time :)

I am happy with my savings at Harris Teeter over the weekend. It took three separate trips at two different stores, but I have saved more than $65 dollars. I used quite a few $2.00 coupons and I also saved $3.00 by using Food Lion's coupons. Some of the items I was looking for were already gone. I may try yet another store tomorrow and see if I can get some more deals. 

For the most part, this was a non-event for me. I picked up a few cheap items with coupons, like Ken's Dressing and Palermo Pizza, which was the best e-vic special I have seen to date - $2.47 each minus the $1.00 coupon that doubled. I took advantage of other specials, like cheap eggs and Kraft shreds, which were on sale and generated another OYNO coupon at the register, plus cheap strawberries. I also managed to find a bag of Simple Pleasures after passing through the store a second time, which was only $.15 after the doubled $2.00 coupon. All coupons scanned properly and most items were in stock or being restocked on the two trips I made since Wednesday.

I am about to head out the door to go to my local Harris Teeter. If they have everything that I want (and the right sizes/quantities), then I should save about $50 and spend only $10ish, maybe less. I hope they have everything so that I don't have to get sad.

Due to an existing good stock level at home, I usually just nickel and dime HT each week.  But two trips this time resulted in negative balances, which allowed throwing in some extra items to get them positive.

I made 4 trips, counting today. I was thrilled with the Palermo's deal for 47 cent pizzas!
First trip, spent 22.10 saved 75, highlights were the Dr. Oetker Ristorante pizza and the Cooked Perfect meatballs again.
2nd and 3 trips, spent about 8 saved 30
Today, spent 9.39, saved 42.08.
Posting picture of today's trip now, thank you Amy for your great list as always

Super Doubles has been great for me this time--They seemed to have more items that matched coupons plus more things that you actually need and use such as food items. I posted my first shop on the FB page and I have gone everyday and will go on again today to the the Palermo pizzas for 47 cents that was on my EVIC. Cashiers and managment have been super great at HT and I give my thanks to them for allowing me to stock my pantry!

This is the first time my store had all of the products available on my list and I was there late on Friday.  Way to go HT in Chatham County!!!

Groceries rang up at $76, paid only $23.

Not a bad 20 minute run through the store!!!

Another cereal deal I haven't seen mentioned is that Smart Start is on sale for $2.99, and I had a printable coupon for $1 off two.  Additionally, the boxes have peelies for $1 off fruit, but they don't double.  So if you're already planning to buy some fruit, (2.99 x 2) - (1 x 2) - (1 x 2) = $2 for 2 boxes of Smart Start.

Also, I found some Peppridge Farm sandwich meat tubs on sale for $3.00, with $2.00 mark-down coupons on them.  I had a $0.35 coupon off one, which doubled, so I got one for $0.30.  

One of today's (Saturday) E-Vic specials is 50 oz Tide for $4.97.  If you use the $1.00 coupon, which doubles, you pay $3.97 each.  That's the best I seem to be able to do on getting Tide at a reasonable price.

I generally try to go early in the morning after dropping my kids off at school. I have found that if you wait until later in the day the good deals are wiped off of the shelves. 

I had a coupon for $1 of 1-pack of Kahiki Eggrolls.  HT has BOGO on them.  I got 1-pack of the 15 small eggroll for half price (2/$4.25)  and they double the $1 coupon, so paid only few cents.

Thanks.

This time around there seems to be so much more free stuff. I've been able to get all my freebies so far, and I hope Sunday will bring some new coupons/deals! One of the ones I was happy about was 2 half-gallons of Smart Balance milk for $2. I'm always happy when I can get cheap milk. :)

I paid  $3.57 for almost $15 worth of Purina Cat Healthy Chow, Hershey Simple Pleasures chocolate candy (ridiculously overpriced little bag at $4.15!) , Bounty Napkins and marked down Aloutte (sp) cheese.  Had $1.50 coupon for cat food, $2.00 coupon Hershey, $1 Bounty, $1 cheese (plus 20% off specialty cheese this week), all doubled.

I always browse the specialty cheese area for the red marked down stickers.  Never had "bad" cheese yet even though near their supposed exp. date.

Returned yesterday and bought 2 Kraft shredded cheese on sale $2 each and used $1.35 coupon from Kroger, but it was manufacture coupon so it worked.  $.65 a package after coupon, not bad!

got in and out in less than 30 minutes with a 4 year old in tow!  And the items I was looking for were (generally) in stock.  Spent $45 and "saved" $32 (with lots of non-coupon, but on sale, purchases in there).