
$1 off Campbell’s Skillet, Slow Cooker or Oven Sauce tearpads on both sides of this display. Yeah, it’s on sale now, so a buck, but I’m gonna wait for the clearance cart! Expiration 12/25/16. The 10/2 S has 75¢ coupons, so much better deal with these ones!
Coincidentally, we’re having Campbell’s Skillet pouches tonight in the slow cooker using Quorn “chicken” over a bed of Ronzoni SuperGreen pasta. hmmm, how do you calculate the cost?


What’s better than paying $1.25 for Imagine Golden Beet Soup (assuming you like beets!) – – $1 coupons on Hopster! Love the clearance cart.
The current Spend $15 get $5 off instantly promotion at Jewel works really well with the new Unilever coupons that come out in today’s redplum. I bought 16 TRESemme on sale for 2/$8 and used eight $5/2 coupons (pretend I broke up transactions if you’re the coupon police). Subtotal was $4 plus tax. Had a few P&G inserts with me and gave Pantene coupons to a couple of old ladies (they all love Pantene, based on prior encounters), which is a great way to earn desperately needed karma points…
Good thing I decided to hit Jewel for coffee cream because the clearance cart was out! Lots of bottles of Coldstone drinks (lower right shelves) but no coupon, no takee. Certainly don’t need any more canned beans since I have cases in the basement stockpile. I did take all they had of the Pillsbury Purely Simple chocolate cookie mixes for 75¢ and Texmati basmati rice for $2. There is a on Mambo Sprouts. Can never have too much of either… should be a coupon along soon for Pillsbury

Unadvertised fresh corn special at all Jewels – Lisle had them for 20/$1, but some stores are even cheaper (how about (30/$1!!), depending on how many pallets they still have on hand as a carryover from last week’s sale. My store’s stock was super-fresh. We’ll grill them all, pull off the husks and freeze in zips. Just imagine biting into a summer corn on the cob in January!
My Lisle Jewel had lots and lots of coffee and tea K-cups on the clearance cart – most were $2 and $2.50. Great stock-up prices.