[chrissyhay2002]

Todays ad has the Albertson's coupon .29 Yoplait yogurt when you buy ten. Use the $1 off wyb 8 printable here ---> http://bricks.coupons.com/Start.asp?...=YO&p=2x0YqOpB and voila .19 Yoplait yogurt.

10 x yoplait yogurt @ .29= $2.90
minus $1 off wyb 8= $1.90/10= .19 per cup

[blessedgirl]

It says "this campaign is now over". Bummer!!

[mom21wildchild]

I have two Q's that are .40/6 from the insert, which doubles, so it's .80/6:
12 @ .29=3.48
minus 1.60 for 2 Q's doubled=1.88/12= .16 per cup

I will be eating yogurt every day for the rest of the month!

Also might be .50/6 Q's from coupons.com, but they don't double...

[justfluffyme]

Yeah! Almost out of yogurt!

[blessedgirl]

I'm still gonna get some today anyway. That's a great price.

[blessedgirl]

Originally Posted by mom21wildchild

I have two Q's that are .40/6 from the insert, which doubles, so it's .80/6:
12 @ .29=3.48
minus 1.60 for 2 Q's doubled=1.88/12= .16 per cup

I will be eating yogurt every day for the rest of the month!

Thanks. I just pulled out these q's also.

[mom21wildchild]

Okay, so I just got back from Albertsons and the store coupon isn't very clear, but you have to buy in groups of 10, limit 20. (I tried to buy 18 and ended up getting 2 more). The sale price is .39, then when they scan the coupon, it takes off 1.00 (make sure they scan it twice if you buy 20). That's why it's groups of 10.
Good news on the printed Q's from coupons.com--the system doubled the .50/6, even though the coupon says not to double/triple. So if you have any of those, it's a really good deal.

20 x .29= 5.80
minus three Q's .50/6 (then double)= $3 off
Final cost: .14 per cup

Now, does anyone know if you can freeze yogurt? Seriously...

[chrissyhay2002]

YES yogurt freezes beautifully

[prissykrissy]

Originally Posted by mom21wildchild

Okay, so I just got back from Albertsons and the store coupon isn't very clear, but you have to buy in groups of 10, limit 20. (I tried to buy 18 and ended up getting 2 more). The sale price is .39, then when they scan the coupon, it takes off 1.00 (make sure they scan it twice if you buy 20). That's why it's groups of 10.
Good news on the printed Q's from coupons.com--the system doubled the .50/6, even though the coupon says not to double/triple. So if you have any of those, it's a really good deal.

20 x .29= 5.80
minus three Q's .50/6 (then double)= $3 off
Final cost: .14 per cup

Now, does anyone know if you can freeze yogurt? Seriously...

I just got back and noticed they only scanned the yoplait once! Darn it! I guess I'll get it fixed the next time I head in there.

[chrissyhay2002]

they only scanned mine once too. Look under the end of your items it should say yoplait -$1

[justfluffyme]

My Albie wouldn't take my mq with their Q

[mom21wildchild]

Originally Posted by justfluffyme

My Albie wouldn't take my mq with their Q

Arrrrgghhhhh--that just makes me so mad when stores nit-pick about stacking store Q's with MQ's. Having closed so many stores in the DFW area, Albertsons is on thin ice financially, and should be chomping at the bit to make customers happy. It doesn't cost the store any money to accept a MQ because the manufacturer reimburses them for it! I would have argued with them and if they still gave me a hard time I would probably have left my entire order sitting on their counter!

Sorry to hear that, Lauren.