The two highlights that I saw from the new coupons are the Kellogg’s and Reese’s coupons.
Here are two deal ideas:
Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut Cereal $2.50
Buy 2 and Use Free Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut when you buy a Kellogg’s Cereal 10oz or larger Target coupon
and Use $1/1 Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut Cereal, exp. 3-6-11 (RP 01/23/11)
Final Price: .75 per box!
If you can use (2) manufacturer coupons the price would be just .25 per box!
You can also purchase a second box of any Kellogg’s cereal that you like as long as it is 10oz+.
There is a $1/1 Special K Multigrain Otas and Honey printable or there are assorted .70/1 Kellogg’s cereal coupons
My plan is to hunt for Try Me Free boxes of cereal. There are Smart Start boxes, Fiber Plus boxes and I have heard these Crunchy Nut boxes all have huge “Try Me Free” labels right on the front. If you spot one of those boxes that have a try me free rebate attached than box boxes are free!
There is also a Target coupon for Buy One Get One Free Reese’s Peanut Butter cups 1.5-1.6oz.
You should be able to stack that with the B1G1 Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, exp. 2-12-11 (SS 12/12/10)
and get 2 for free!
This is not specifically referenced in the Target coupon policy so your luck will vary on using both coupons together.
You could buy two Kelloggs Crunchy Nut and use two $1/1 Manf and one Target buy any one Kelloggs Cereal get One Kelloggs Crunchy Nut free and pay .25 each..right?!
Was the $1/1 Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut coupon regional? I don’t see that I have it in the 1/23RP. I would be curious to know if you got it since we live in the same general area.
Do you think the Crunchy Nut cereal will ring $2.50 and then $2.50 will come off at the end? Or will it just ring $0.00? If it rings $0, you can’t do the rebate, right?
My box that had the Try Me Free rebate inside also had a mfr coupon for $1 off two boxes.
@Krystle- That is what I said in the post. It will depend on the cashier if they allow a coupon on a free item but I think it will be fine.
@Tiffany- I didn’t get the coupon. I bet a printable comes along though.
@Page- to be safe on that one I would for sure buy 2 boxes of the Crunchy. Usually the Target coupon will adjust the price on the receipt to reflect the coupon. So one box will probably be 0 and one box will be $2.50. You’d do the rebate on the one that is $2.50 of course.
@Kristen- did you do this today? How did it look on your receipt?
Sorry, I didn’t see your question until today. The cashier had to enter in the amount of the coupon for the free box of cereal, so the coupon was just listed at the bottom of the receipt. The cereal showed up as $2.50 on the top of the receipt, so I circled that price for my rebate.
I tried printing the B1G1 coupon on target’s website this morning and received “You’ve reached the limit of coupons you’re currently eligible to receive.” I have never printed that coupon, so I’m guessing they have reached the limit on it because I can still go back and print other coupons. Have you ever gotten that message before?