Showing posts with label grocery savings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grocery savings. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 4, 2014

Deal of the Day: DiGiorno Pizza at Safeway

RUN to Safeway TODAY!  This deal ends today!  Hopefully you have room in your freezer for this!

DiGiorno
 

DiGiorno Pizza is on sale at Safeway for $3.99 each.  Print out a buy two get one free coupon at coupons.com.  For even more savings/rewards print out the coupon from MyPoints.com (you will need to sign up for Swagbucks first).  You will be able to print out 2 coupons per computer so start printing!

I thought this was a good deal!  Come to find out, Safeway's register took the TOTAL MAXIMUM VALUE off of the free pizza ($6.01).  WOOHOO!

Total cost per pizza - $1.99

RUN, RUN, RUN!

2/5/14 - NOTE:  I would like to apologize to anyone who went to coupons.com and couldn't find the coupon.  I had printed my coupons out on Sunday or Monday and didn't check the link before posting.  Obiously, they took the coupon out of circulation.  Sorry about that!

Friday, January 20, 2012

20 cents per bag

So yesterday, it was announced that Virginia is going to try to pass a 20 cent per bag tax at grocery stores. REALLY????  Come on, DC and Montgomery County have a 5 cent tax.  That's reasonable.  I SAVE 5 cents per bag when I bring in bags at Giant now.

Canada has the same tax.  Does it save/prevent on litter?  I don't know.  But what really has me in an uproar is that these two idiots realize that the bill will probably pass at 5 cents - then why are you wasting time and just ask for a 5 cent tax?

20 cents per bag

20-cent bag fee proposed in Virginia

Thursday - 1/19/2012, 9:10am  ET

The aim of the bag law would be reduce the amount of litter that ends up in area waterways. (AP)
Hank Silverberg, wtop.com
SPRINGFIELD, Va. - The latest bag fee proposal is sparking intense debate in Virginia after lawmakers proposed a 20-cent tax on plastic.
The bill, co-sponsored by Delegates Joe Morrissey, D-Va., and Scott Surovell, D-Mount Vernon, would impose a 20-cent fee on all plastic bags used by grocery shoppers to carry purchased goods. It doesn't affect durable, reusable bags, or bags used for ice cream, meat, fish or poultry.
Surovell says the bill is not meant to raise money, but to cut down on litter and pollution. He adds that it will likely be cut down to 5 cents once a review begins in committee.
"You could avoid the fee simply by bringing your own bag," Surovell says.
He also says that his constituents are more accepting of the 5-cent fee.
"Responses on my blog ran about 64 percent of the people were perfectly fine with a nickel," he says.
Surovell's district borders the Potomac River, a major tributary of the Chesapeake Bay. He says improperly discarded plastic bags are a major source of pollution and any fees collected would be used to clean up the litter.
The proposal is similar to laws already in effect in D.C. and Montgomery County, Md.
Republicans immediately lashed out regarding the proposal, saying many people already reuse plastic bags around the house.
Three similar bills died in House committees last year.
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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Savings Summary Saturday - December 10

Grocery Shopping this week:
58% savings - $201.88 before discounts - paid $117.51
43% savings - $30.07 before discounts - paid $12.94 - these items are for donation.

Gas Savings:
Paid $2.75 per gallon at Shell using my Giant Bonus card.  I will also be saving 2 cents per gallon by paying with the Shell Super Saver debit card.

Things we got in the mail:
  • holiday cards from Guiding Eyes for the Blind
  • Throw blanket from The Humane Society
  • $50 from Capital One Rewards
  • Entertainment Weekly (from Mycokerewards.com)
  • White Noise 2 (from swapadvd.com) - this is brand new still in the wrapper!
Rewards programs:
MyPoints (personal account) -6,477 points (6,307 points -last week)
MyPoints (coupon account) - 2,465 points (2,455 points-last week)
Swagbucks - 1,827 points (1,819 points-last week)
Listia - 14,760 credits (4,609 credits-last week) $0 paid out/nothing send this week (when buying credits it is $0.10/credit)
Postpoints - n/a - my account is suspended/account issues (2,200 points-last week)
mycokerewards - 3,739 points (3,642 points-last week)
Bondrewards - $20.46 ($20.36-last week)
Upromise - $11.47 ($11.47-last week)
Capital One Rewards - 1,286 miles (1,131 miles-last week)