$1/1 lb. or more bulk apples
$1/1 whole pineapple
$1/5-lb bag of Green Giant Potatoes
50c / 1-lb or more bananas.
I'm so happy to see these, as I'm always looking for ways to save money on produce.
Here's a tip to maximize your savings. If the coupon is for 1-lb or more, break your purchase up into 1-lb bags and make multiple transactions if necessary. Fortunatley, my Publix and my Target do not require me to do this.
See my post about printing Target coupons for more tips!
Blessings and good health to you.
Hi! I love your blog! I also live just outside of Atlanta on the westside and have always had a problem using internet coupons (even Target ones) at my local Super Target. I always make sure the items im getting match the coupons, but if i get a really good deal, like something free or next to free, the cashier's always give me grief!! Any suggestions on how to aviod this???
ReplyDeleteHi Julie,
ReplyDeleteIt's nice to hear from a fellow Atlantan. I'm sorry to hear about your frustrations at Super Target. My experience with Target is varied, too. I have to admit that once I became so frustrated with Target and their coupon hassles that I gave up shopping there for months. However, I do think the deals at Target are worth pursuing that I decided not to give up all hope. It might benefit you to try shopping at different Targets. There is one near me that is more coupon friendly, so I try to go there. The one near my kids' school is less coupon friendly, so I go there less often. I also have learned which checkers at my store are friendlier and give less hassle, so I try to check out with them when I can.
There is a great primer about everything you need to know about Target, including their policy on "A Full Cup" forum. Here's the address.
http://www.afullcup.com/forums/target/102758-target-101-everything-you-need-know-about-shopping-target.html
I wish you the best of luck in your Target shopping.