So I thought I might just share a few of my cheap finds here and there. The ones that wouldn't be difficult for you to repeat should you so desire.
Print this coupon, and then head over to Dillons today or tomorrow (it's a 3 day sale and I believe it goes through tomorrow) and buy yourself some Nestle baking morsels that are on sale for under 1.50. I can't remember the exact amount. The coupon doubles, so you will actually get 50 cents off of each bag. So, you will score two bags of Nestle baking morsels for under a buck each. You should be able to print two coupons, and buy four bags if you like.
Sweet.
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Thanks for the reminder! I knew there was something I wanted from the 3-day sale but couldn't remember what it was and didn't want to dig through the recycling to figure it out. I may need to go "borrow" mom's computer so I can print extra coupons and stock up :D
i was there this afternoon and forgot to get chocolate chips so maybe I can go back and use this. Would it still be a better deal than the Kroger choc chips?
I forgot to subscibe so am now subscribing...
erika yes i believe it's about the best deal you'll find, even w/o the coupon, which i can't get to print...
Try using Internet Explorer if you were in Firefox. I switched browsers and it let me log in to my account, then I clicked on the Toll House icon in the top right corner. Then along the top there were several options and I clicked on "special offers" and you can find the coupon there. I've never been able to use the "back" button in IE to print two coupons, but if I closed the browser window and repeated the process I was able to print the 2nd coupon. Hope that all makes sense.
And yes, Erika, this is a better price than the Kroger brand.
Oh, and no need to go to mom's house to print extras though since you have to have an account to print it. I'm almost tempted to make another account just so I can get more coupons ;D
it's working today! yay! thanks elizabeth. i'm tempted to set up another account too, one for paul maybe? i never know exactly if it's "ok" or not (from a moral standpoint). i suppose the fact that we're using the word 'tempted' is a clue. :)
Yeah, tempted is generally a pretty big indicator on which direction we should go. I got the two from logging in and when I was cleaning out my "junk" account I came across an email from a Nestle recipe newsletter that had another coupon for $1 off 2 bags, so I was able to get another legit coupon that way :) And I bought a few bags without a coupon. Like I said, I like to stock up! And with all the baking I do for giving away and such it makes sense to at a price like that.
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