Long Live the Queen

Think clipping coupons, scouring ads, and knowing prices is a waste of time? Think again.

I purchased the following today at Cub Foods:
4 Velveeta Shells and Cheese cups
4 Kraft Blue Box Mac n Cheese (guess what Baba's favorite meal is)
2 Keebler cookie packages (I don't do cookies, my hubby gets store bought cookies. I could put the cookies in the oven for 30 seconds and still burn them, but that's another story)
1 Finding Nemo fruit Snacks
1 John Deere fruit snacks
3 boxes Kellogg's Rice Krispies
2 boxes Fruit Loops
1 box Coco Krispies
1 jar of Chicken Bouillon
2.08 lbs bananas
2.37 lbs green grapes
1.47 lbs red grapes
.84 lbs tomato (Baba likes to eat them like apples)
2 Kraft Singles
3 bags shredded Kraft cheese
2 Danimals yogurt
1 gallon skim milk
3 Colgate toothpastes
2 tubes of lunchmeat

After coupons and a $25 gift card I got for transferring my prescription to cub foods (since my copay is $7.60, I totally play the gift card game) my out of pocket for groceries this trip was $.34. Yup, 34 cents. Plus, I got a coupon for $5 off my next order and my Kraft $20 mail in rebate. Happy smile as I waltz out of the store.