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Walmart Shopping Trip Results: Saved 40% Over Everyday Low Prices with Just Coupons

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September 23 by Cassie Leave a Comment

And……. we went to Walmart this week! Trust us, it was exhausting, time consuming and it is a good thing that we don’t have week’s like this every week.  We just got the couponing bug this week.

Here’s a picture of what we bought:

walmart shopping trip results septemeber 21

Here’s the breakdown:

  • 5 Gain dish soap for .97 each = $4.85. Then used 5 $1.00/1 8/29 Procter and Gamble coupons – $5.00 = final is FREE with .15 overage (these coupons expire on the 30th of Sept., so if you have some, be sure to get your FREE dish soap).
  • 3 Cantaloupe for $1.00 each = final is $3.00 for three or $1.00 each
  • 5.44 lbs. of bananas at .49 lb. = final is $2.67
  • 10 Kraft shredded cheeses rollback for $2.00 each = $20.00. Then used 2 $5.00/5 coupons = final is $10 for 10 or $1.00 each
  • 1 Genesis Today Cacao dark chocolate super fruit pudding for $2.50. Then used .50/1 printable = final is $2.00
  • 2 Sister Schubert’s dinner yeast rolls $2.64 each = $5.28. Then used two .75/1 printables – $1.50 = final is $3.78 for two or $1.89 each
  • 2 Pampers Thick Care wipes for $1.97 each = $3.94. Then used two $1.00/1 wipes coupons mailer from Pampers Village (free to sign-up and start receiving coupons) – $2.00 = final is $1.94 for two or .97 each
  • 2 Ronzoni Healthy Harvest linguine for $1.18 each = $2.36. Then used two $1.00/2 = final is $1.36 for two or .68 each
  • 6 Turkey bacon for $2.22 each = $13.32. Then used 6 .55/1 peelie coupons – $3.30 = final is $10.32 for 6 or $1.72 each
  • 2 Ball Park Turkey franks for $2.58 each = $5.16. then used two $2.00/1 printables = final is $1.16 for two or .58 each
  • 1 Classic Fixin’s Parmesan Chicken club bag $5.94. Then used $1.25/1 from Family Fun magazine = final is $4.69
  • 1 Brita Classic pitcher system for $9.00. Then used $7.00/1 coupon = final is $2.00

Walmart Summary: The total before coupons with Walmart’s everyday low prices was $78.02. We then used $31.05 in coupons which made our final total $46.97. We saved 40% over Walmart’s everyday low prices just in coupon savings!

Filed Under: Coupons, Groceries, Grocery, Walmart

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