Friday, October 30, 2009

12 Boxes of FREE CEREAL later...

So over the past few days we have been talking about the Hy-Vee cereal deal... DON'T MISS IT! When you buy 6 boxes of ANY General Mills Cereal (prices range from 2.49-4.49) you get to take $10 off your total with in and Hy-Vee coupon and use any mf coupons you have also! You will also get a $6 catalina back to use toward a milk purchase. Since Hy-Vee gallons of milk are priced at 2.69 that means you get 2!!! Below are the deals I did. Overall I got about $3 in overage!

Hy-VEE: Transaction 1:
  • 4 boxes of Chex cereal = 12.36 (will come in great for holiday treats!)
  • 2 boxes of regular cereal= 5.98 (got a 4 month old that will be chowing on these soon)
Total before coupons= $18.34
  • -3 $1/2 general mills cereal coupons
  • -$10/6 boxes of general mills in-ad Hy-Vee coupon
New total=$5.34 and I got a $6 catalina back for milk. So you could at it like getting .65 in overage for ALL OF THIS!

Hy-Vee transaction 2:
  • 2 boxes of Cinnamon Toast Crunch=5.98 (my son's favorite:)
  • 2 boxes of Lucky Charms =4.98 (hubby's favorite:)
  • 1 box of Total=3.49
  • 1 box of Trix=2.99
Total before coupons=17.44
  • -$10/6 boxes of General Mills Hy-Vee in ad coupon
  • -$1/1 Total coupon printed here
  • -$1/1 Cinnamon toast coupon printed form mailer
  • -2 $1/2 General Mills cereal coupons
New Total=$3.44 and I got a $6 catalina back to use to buy milk meaning I got about $2.50 in overage!!!

See the rest of Hy-Vee's weekly deals here and be sure to check the comment section to see what other cereal deals people are getting!
Posted by Shannon at 1:45 PM
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2 comments:

D said...

At my HyVee yesterday they were also advertising the LARGE boxes of Cheerios 6/$10. In conjunction with the $10 coupon, they were 100% FREE with a $6.00 overage for milk. They paid me to take 6 enormous boxes of Cheerios! :)

October 30, 2009 at 2:52 PM
Lila said...

The Marcal toilet paper is price at 2.79, and there is a $2.00 off coupon that works with it, the square footage is 148, so that makes it half a cent per foot. I just got mine home and opened it up, it seems comparable to quilted Northern. Maybe not QUITE as soft. I know people can be picky about TP, but this is certainly better than Scott.

November 3, 2009 at 12:18 PM

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