Here's what I bought:
(5) Yoplait Greek Yogurt (4 were the 100 calorie variety, 1 was regular)--These were $1.00 each.
I used a $1/5 Yoplait coupon from the newspaper inserts and then also submitted them for two rebates.
SavingStar had a $1 rebate for buying (5) Yoplait Greek Yogurt (any variety) and ibotta had a $1 rebate for buying (1) Yoplait Greek Yogurt (excluding 100 calorie--which is why I bought one regular) = $.40 each
(1) Chobani Greek Yogurt (100 calorie was the only variety included in the rebate)--This was $1.18.
Shopmium (use referral code: YFKECAWX to get a FREE Lindt candbar!) had a $.30 rebate for buying (1) = $.88
(1) Carmex--This was $.98
Checkout 51 had a $.30 rebate for buying (1) = $.68
(3) Hunt's Diced Tomatoes, $.98 each
ibotta had a $1 rebate for buying three cans = $.64 each (cheaper than the great value brand)
My total amount BEFORE the coupon and cash back apps was $11.05.
However, I used $1 coupon to bring my total down to $10.05 out of pocket. Then I scanned in my products and receipts and received $4.60 worth of rebates from the different apps! I even received a bonus $1 rebate for meeting my team goal on ibotta!
That means I only paid $5.45 for everything above! That's a great price--especially for all that Greek Yogurt and I eat that stuff all the time!! :)
In fact, I had another $8.00 in my ibotta app and $8.81 in my Checkout 51 app BEFORE shopping today, so I should be able to cash in on over $20 worth of rebates soon!
If you haven't started using any apps to save you money, I highly recommend that you do if you have a smart phone! It's a great way to save a little extra money on things you're buying anyway.

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