Scooted out the door to Harris Teeter last night in hopes of finding a great deal on Kellogg's Cereal. Their sales paper advertised them as 50% off. Now, that could mean 50% off of the up-marked price or 50% off the normal price of the cereal. Hey, you never know. But I was pleasantly surprised with my trip. Here's the skinny on all my deals.

*Kellogg's Cereal 50% off
* 9 Boxes (Special K $1.49/box, Corn Flakes .99cent/box)
Use 3 $1.25 off wyb 3 Kellogg's cereal, Hurry coupon expires 8/8/2010
(Grabbed the Corn Flakes for charity)
~Special K $1.07/box
~Corn Flakes $.57/box

*2 Kellogg's Nutri Grain Bar $1.49
Use 2 $.75/1 Nutri Grain Bar (coupon doubles)
FREE

*4 Kellogg's Pop Tarts $.99
Use 2 $1/2 Kellogg's Pop Tarts
$.49/box

*Peter Pan Peanut Butter 3/$5 (I only got one for $1.67)
Use 1 $.60/1 Peter Pan Peanut Butter (doubles to $1.20 off)
$.47
(wish, wish, wish I had more coupons for this)

*Grande Tortilla Chips BOGO $3.49
Use 2 $1/1 Grande Tortilla Chips
$.74/bag

*4 Hillshire Farm Smoked/Polish Sausage BOGO $2.99
Use 2 $1/2 Hillshire Farm
$1/pack

*Nature's Own Bread $1.99
Use $.75/1 coupon from Coupons.com
$.49/loaf

*Tyson Grill Ready Steak Strips (closeout BOGO $3.75)
Use 2 $ .55/1Tyson Grill Ready Product (coupon doubles)
$.77/pack

Total OOP: $18.95

Now for the cherry on top! I received a coupon for $10 off my next shopping order, no minimum! It printed with my receipt. I could have done the happy dance right there in line. As if getting great deals weren't enough, I got $10 free dollars to shop with. Isn't it great when you're only problem is how to best spend $10 FREE dollars? I love my life, lol. Happy Saving Folks.