[gymboreecloset]

I found a $1.50/2 Chex Cereals that can go with the 3/$5 Store Coupon this week.

$1.50/2 Chex Cereal



$5.00 store Q
- $1.50/2 IP
3 boxes for $3.50


Edited to remove first scenario

[DebB831]

You know, I have never bought more than the coupon stated, so I am unsure. Strange thing was I used this same type of store coupon a few weeks ago, and it took off .50 from each box on the receipt. I used the same type of coupon last week and it showed the total taken off together down on the bottom of the receipt.
Hopefully someone else can answer your question for sure. My gut says it is programmed to only take off for the three boxes leaving the fourth box at the ringed up price.

[gymboreecloset]

Originally Posted by DebB831

You know, I have never bought more than the coupon stated, so I am unsure. Strange thing was I used this same type of store coupon a few weeks ago, and it took off .50 from each box on the receipt. I used the same type of coupon last week and it showed the total taken off together down on the bottom of the receipt.
Hopefully someone else can answer your question for sure. My gut says it is programmed to only take off for the three boxes leaving the fourth box at the ringed up price.

I think your right. I removed the first scenario I had up.

[DebB831]

I wanted to run this through my brain earlier, but I had to finish an assignment here at work.
I actually think we might be better off even if we end up taking a hit on the fourth box at the $2.50 shelf price (if that is what it still is from last week).
3 @ $5 total w/store Q
1 @ $2.50
- $3 (2 x $1.50/2)
= 4 for $4.50 = $1.13 each vs. $1.17 each if we just buy the 3 and use one $1.50/2.

Not a huge difference in price in the end, but it is something.