INFANTS IN DAYCARE?
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INFANTS IN DAYCARE?
| Wed, 11-26-2008 - 12:20am |
OK, remember this is a debate board, and I am going to play devil's advocate here, so please let's play nice.
| Wed, 11-26-2008 - 12:20am |
OK, remember this is a debate board, and I am going to play devil's advocate here, so please let's play nice.
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On me right now, I have these coupons-lol!!
Pillsbury (lol!)-35 cents (doubles to 70 cents)
Bisquick-60 cents
Betty Crocker Brownie Mix-50 cents on 2 (doubles to $1)
Betty Crocker Muffin Mix-40 cents (doubles to 80 cents)
Betty Crocker Potatoes-35 cents (doubles to 70 cents)
WW Snacks-$1
Crisco-45 cents (doubles to 90 cents)
Pop-tarts-55 cents
Pert-$1
Pillsbury Bites-75 cents
Act II Popcorn-40 cents (doubles to 80 cents)
Knorr Pasta-75 cents off of 2
French's fried onions-75 cents
Totino's (lol!)-35 cents (doubles to 70 cents)
WW Yogurt, candy, ice cream-buy 1 get one free
Superpretzel-75 cents off of 2
Smart Rinse-$1
Hungry Jack-55 cents
Bed/Bath/Beyond-$5 off
Free frosties at Wendys
Free Cold Stone Creamery Ice Cream
I also have restaurant/bowling coupons at home-lol!!
They are very expensive products and healthier options are available cheaper. My rant against coupons wasn't about time clipping or locating the products but rather that it sways me into buying things I don't need or that I could get (or make) cheaper. I like biscuits. Pillsbury makes, among other things, biscuits. But I can make cheaper, healthier biscuits just by making them myself and buying the ingredients (which, incidentally, rarely have coupons but are ultimately cheaper). That's what I mean about coupons winding up making me spend MORE money, not less. They are always for things that can be bought cheaper in a different brand or made cheaper (like biscuits) oneself. So they don't actually save money.
Those coupons mean nothing to me....I don't use any of those products.
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