Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday: Pudding Cookies

My husband loves the cake mix cookies I make so much, that I thought it would be a good idea to try out pudding cookies.  Well, he loved them even more, he said they had a fudgey consistency and taste to them.  Unfortunately I waited to long to try one and they were all gone, in a matter of about 3 days, so they are good, and slightly addictive.  They also whip up quickly, and only take about 30 minutes to bake the entire batch of dough, about 3 dozen cookies.  So, go bake yourself up a batch now, and please be nice and share with others, unlike my husband ;)

1 c (2 sticks) unsalted softened Butter

1 c Brown Sugar

1 tsp Baking Soda

2 pkg Royal Chocolate Pudding (or 1 pkg Jello Pudding, about 4 oz)

2 Eggs

2 c Flour (I use unbleached)

1 c Chocolate Chips (I use White)

1.) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.

2.) Cream butter and sugar until fluffy.  Add pudding mix(es), and mix well.  Add eggs 1 at a time mixing well after each addition.  Add baking soda and flour, and mix until well blended.  Stir in chocolate chips.

3.) Drop tablespoons of dough onto cookie sheet 2" apart.  Bake for approximately 10 minutes, or until edges are browned and middles are set.  

4.) Cool cookies on trays 2 minutes, and then remove to wire racks to cool completely.  Store in airtight container.  Makes about 3 dozen cookies, which do freeze well.

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Weekly Spending Report 05/25-31/2014

This week I had to work all week, so Joe, Howard, and I snuck out Wednesday evening after I got paid to grab up some necessities and deals.  Over all, a pretty good week, and we ended the month ahead -- which is good since we were over the past two!  Here's how this week went down...

• Sunday's ALDI Trip (misc picnic items, veggies for veggie tray, strawberries and cool whip for short cake, hot dog buns, and some misc snacks): $15.04 oop
• Wednesday's ALDI Trip: $14.87 oop

• Wednesday's Giant Trip (not pictured 6 boxes Magnum ice cream bars which after coupons and promo were $1 ea!): $ 21.20 oop

• Wednesday's CVS Trip: $23.89 oop, Earned $15.75 ECB's
• Saturday's Dollar Tree Trip (2 newspapers, 1 pkg chip clips): $3.18 oop
• Earned $10 ECB's for completeing an online survey
• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Total OOP: $78.18
Total Earned: $30.75
Total Remaining: $10.33!!!

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Weekly Spending Report: 05/18-24/2014

This week we kept shopping to a minimum.  There wasn't a lot that we needed, and there weren't a large amount of deals out there to be had, so we kept things simple.  I did manage to pick up a few things we needed for out memorial day picnic, as well as a few great deals, and a few necessities.  Here's how the week went...

• Tuesday's CVS Trip: $2.38 oop, Earned $9 ECB's
• Tuesday's ALDI Trip: $17.64 oop

• Tuesday's Giant Trip: $18.81 oop
• Tuesday's Target Trip: Zero OOP, Earned $36.07 Gift Card from Returns 
• Friday's Kohl's Trip (no picutre, 1 Christmas Present, used $10 off any purchase coupon): $2.76 oop
• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks 

Total OOP: $41.59
Total Earned: $50.07
Total Remaining for May: $88.51

Linked to Couponaholic! 

Tuesday's Target Trip

Our last stop Tuesday was Target.  We has some outfits that we were given for Howard that he out grew before he had a chance to wear, so we returned those first, and then used part of that gift card to make our needed purchases.  I used a Target coupon for everything we purchased.  Some things were needs like Joe's deodorant, and the hand soap refills, others were just good deals, like the tissues, first aid items, and the baby soap.  Here's how it went down...

2 containers Dove for Men Deodorant $3.89 ea - $1/1 Target Coupon x 2 = 2/$5.78
2 refill bottles Up and Up Hand Soap $4.44 ea - $0.50/$2 Target Coupon x 2 = 2/$7.88
4 bottles Up and Up Baby Bath Soap $1.74 ea - $2/2 Target Coupon x 2 = 4/$2.96
2 boxes Up and Up Tissues with Lotion $1.32 ea - $0.50/1 Target Coupon x 2 = 2/$1.64
1 bottle Up and Up Rubbing Alcohol $2.59 - $0.50/1 Target Coupon = $2.09
1 bottle Up and Up Witch Hazel $ 1.77 - $0.50/1 Target Coupon = $1.27
+ $ 1.10 Tax
- $5 Gift Card used to Pay (from previous Sauve Deal purchase)
- $17.72 Gift Card used to Pay (from returns)
Total OOP: Zero!

Tuesday's Giant Trip

We also stopped into Giant on Tuesday.  I was so happy to get stocked up on some ice cream.  Ever since I go pregnant last year, I've been craving it, and the craving didn't go away with the birth of our son.  So, I'm excited to have ice cream to eat!  Also, Joe needed some granola bars, they were an excellent deal!  Here's what we ended up with...

3 boxes Big Quaker Chewy Granola Bars $1.67 ea - $1/1 MC x 3 = 3/$2.01

2 boxes Quaker Chewy Granola Bars $1.67 and $1.66 - $1/2 MC = 2/$2.33

2 boxes Suddenly Salad $2.49 ea - $1.49 ea Sale - $0.50/1 MC doubled to $1 x 2 = 2 FREE!

2 Freschetta Pizzas $6.49 ea - $2.49 ea Sale - $1.50/2 MC =2/$6.50

4 pouches Knorr Rice/Pasta Sides $1.29 x 2 and $1.39 x 2 - $0.29 x 2 and $0.39 x 2 Sale - 1/2 MC x 2 = 4/$2

2 boxes Magnum Ice Cream Variety Pk $5.99 ea - $2.49 ea Sale +

2 cartons Breyers Ice Cream $4.99 - $2.49 ea Sale +

2 boxes Good Humor Ice Cream Bars $3.99 ea - $1.49 ea Sale - $3/3 MC x 2 - $5 Unilever Promo = 6/$6

+ $0.12 Tax

- $0.15 Reusable Bag Discount

Total OOP: $69.83 - $51.02 Savings/Coupons = $18.81 oop!  Savings of 73%!!!!

Tuesday's CVS Trip

Joe, Howard, and I stopped into CVS on Tuesday while we were out running our errands for the week.  I was going to do the gas card deal with the diapers, but decided against it.  I did pick up some great deals though...

4 pks Tic-Tacs $1.50 ea - $0.80 ea Sale - $1/2 MC x 2 = 4/$1.08

2 bottles Filipo Berio Olive Oil $7.99 ea - $4 ea Sale - $1/1 MC x 2 = 2/$5.98

2 bottles Colgate Total Mouth Wash $7.99 ea - $2 ea Sale - $2/1 MC x 2 - $3 ECB's x 2 = 2/$1.98

2 bottles St Ives Body Wash $4.99 ea - BOGO 50% off Sale ($2.50) - $3/$10 MC - $3 ECB's wyb 2 = 2/$1.48

+ $1.36 Tax

- $4/$20 CVS Coupon 

- $14.50 ECB's used to Pay

Total OOP: $2.38, Earned $9 ECB's for next week!

Linked to Simply CVS!

Tempt my Tummy Tuesday: Imperial Crab

Imperial crab was always a treat at my house growing up, usually served in little custard cups at Christmas dinner.  It was also always delicious!  It's good the day of hot from the oven, but my favorite way to eat it is actually leftover the next day cold on crackers.  My husband thought I was nuts for eating it cold, until he tried it, now he prefers it that way as well.  The most expensive part of the dish is definitely the crab meat, as we usually have everything else on hand regularly.  But it does come together quickly and easily.  Here's how easy it is...

2 lbs Crab Meat (picked clean of shells, and flaked - we use lump)

1/4 c Finely Chopped Green Bell Pepper

1/4 c Mayo + extra for topping

3 Egg Yolks

1 tsp Salt

1 Dash Pepper

Paprika

1.) Combine the crab meat, bell pepper, and 1/4 c mayo.  Gently stir until well mixed, set aside.

2.) Whip egg yolks with salt and pepper.  Add egg mixture to crab meat mixture, and stir to combine.

3.) Pack mixture into custard cups, or a small casserole dish.  Top each custard cup with about a tbsp of mayo, if using a casserole, top it with a thin layer of mayo.  Sprinkle with paprika.

4.) Bake in a preheat 400 degree F oven for 20-30 minutes.  Serve immediately, or allow to cool completely and refrigerate (and eat with crackers the next day!)

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Weekly Spending Report: 05/11-17/2014

This week I tried to keep my shopping to a minimum, and I think I did a pretty good job.  We stopped into CVS to roll my ECB's on to some necessary diapers, and then onto ALDI and Giant for some good deals and needs.  Here's how the week went...

• Tuesday's CVS Trip: $ 12.77 oop, Earned $20.50 ECB's
• Tuesday's ALDI Trip: $13.15 oop

• Wednesday's Giant Trip: $36.06 oop

• Saturday's CVS Trip (no picture, just CVS Desitin): $1.49 oop, Earned $9 ECB's (includes $5 reward for purchasing $30 in CVS products)
• Saturday's Dollar Tree Trip (no picture, just 2 newspapers): $2.12 oop
• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Total OOP: $65.59
Total Earned: $34.50
Total Remaining for May: $130.10

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Tuesday's CVS Trip

This week Joe and I stopped into CVS mostly to take part in the CVS baby deal, buy $10 get $4, which I could pair with a 30% off coupon and a $3/$10 CVS diaper coupon as well.  I also received 2 - $5 ECB's when I scanned my card at the red coupon machine before I started shopping, a nice surpraise - 1 for the CVS brand progran (buy $30 get $5), and 1 for the pharmacy reward program (fill 10 prescriptions, earn $5).  Needless to say, we got a great deal!  Here's how it went down...

2-60 ct size 3 CVS Diapers $12.79 ea - $3/$10 CVS Coupon - $3.78 (30% coupon) - $4 ECB wyb $10 x 2 = 2/$10.80

1 Colgate 360 Toothbrush $4.99 - $1.50 Sale - $1/1 MC - $2.50 ECB = FREE!

1 pouch Gold Emblem Candy $0.99 - $0.25/1 CVS Coupon = $0.74

+ $0.74 Tax

- $10 ECB's used to Pay

Total OOP: $12.77, Earned $10.50 ECB's for next time!

Linked to Simply CVS!

Weekly Spending Report: 05/04-10/2014

Last week's spending totals...

• Tuesday's CVS Trip: $10.56 oop, Earned $17.99 MIR
• Tuesday's ALDI Trip (not pictured 2 lbs Red Grapes and 5 Organic Bananas): $24.20 oop

• Thursday's Giant Trip: $24.72 oop (including 8 boxes of $1 wipes)

• Saturday's Dollar Tree Trip (no picture, just 2 newspapers, 1 snickers, and 1 pk of 4 Fruit Loop pouches): $3.96 oop
• Saturday's Kohl's Trip (used a 20% off and $10 off Coupon): $4.32 oop (Saved $31.93) 

• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Total OOP: $67.76
Total Earned: $22.99
Total Remaining for May: $195.69

Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday: Lemon Pie Bars

Lemon Pie Bars are a delicious treat, so cool and refreshing, perfect for a warm summery day.  Although they also taste like sunshine in the winter, so they are really perfect for anytime of the year.  They are also super simple to make, and only take a few ingredients, making them fairly inexpensive as well.  These slice up nicely and travel well, making them perfect for family picnics and get-togethers.  Here's how easy they are...

Crust:

3/4 c softened Butter or Margarine

1/2 c Powdered Sugar

1 1/2 c Flour

Filling:

4 Eggs

2 1/4 c Sugar

4 1/2 tbsp Flour

4 1/2 tbsp Lemon Juice

1.) Mix Crust ingredients together and press into 9x13" pan.  Bake in a 350 degree F preheated oven for 20 minutes.

2.) While the crust bakes, whisk together the Filling ingredients.  When the crust is done, pour the filling over the hot crust, and bake another 20 minutes. 

3.) Let the bars cool slightly, but you need to cut them while they are still warm, or they get very hard and sticky to cut.  Sprinkle with powdered sugar and allow to cool completely before storing in an airtight container.  Enjoy, and try not to eat them all by yourself ;)

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Tuesday's CVS Trip

This week Joe, Howard, and I stopped into CVS to grab some deals, including some much needed bottled water.  I spent all my ECB's and didn't get any back, so next week will be interesting, but we ended up with some great deals...

1-65 ct Zantac 150 $23.99 - $6 Sale - $6/1 MC - $17.99 MIR = FREE + $6 Money-maker!

2 bags PB M&M's $4.19 ea - $1.19 ea Sale - $1/$6 Candy Purchase CVS Coupon - $2/2 M&M's CVS Coupon - $1/2 MC = 2/$2

3-24 pks Basics Bottled H2O (not pictured) $3.99 ea - $1.55 ea Sale = 3/$7.32

+ $0.80 Tax

- $8 ECB's used to Pay

- $3.55 Gift Card used to Pay

Total OOP: $10.56, Earned $17.99 MIR!

Linked to Simply CVS!

Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday: Ground Sirloin in Mushroom Cream Gravy

This recipe has a great flavor, so I wanted to share it with you, however, I feel like it is very meaty.  So, next time instead of using hamburger patties, I'm going to try it with ground beef.  I think that this will allow the meat, sauce, and noodles to mix together better, so you get all the flavors in one bite :)  However, the recipe came together very quickly, and is quite tasty, so without further ado...

2 Hamburger Patties/1/2 lb Ground Beef

1/2 c Heavy Cream

Salt and Pepper

2 tbsp Oil (I used Olive Oil)

1 small Diced Onion

1 pkg Sliced Mushrooms

2 tbsp dried parsley

1.) Fry patties or ground beef, salt and pepper to your liking.  Fry until done, then remove from pan and cover with foil.  Drain grease from pan if any (I use 93% lean beef, so there isn't usually any).

2.) Add oil and onions to pan, cook until softened, about 2-3 minutes.  Add mushrooms and cook until softened, about 10 minutes.

3.) Stir in cream, and cook until slightly thickened, about 2-3 minutes.  Stir in parsley.

4.) Return beef/patties to pan and cook on low until everything is nice and toasty warm, about 3-5 minutes.

5.) Serve sauce and beef/patties over egg noodles, or rice, or mashed potatoes, your choice.  Refrigerate any leftovers.  Serves 2, but you could easily double or triple the recipe if you needed to.

Linked to the Homestead Barn Hop, Meal Planning Monday Recipe Link-up, One Project at a Time, Thrifty Thursday, the Super Saturday Link Party, the Inspiration Exchange, and Homemade Mondays.

Weekly Spending Report: 04/27-05/03/2014

This week we took Howard with us to the stores, he was such a good baby.  The girls at CVS were so excited to meet him, as they have seen me throughout my pregnancy.  The lady from Giant was pretty excited to see him as well.  She spent quite a bit of time during my pregnancy talking to my stomach.  He was such an angel, and slept really well in the car.

• Tuesday's CVS Trip: Zero oop, Earned $8 ECB's
• Tuesday's ALDI Trip (milk, bread, PB bars, pop-tarts, syrup, hotdogs, and corn chips): $19.96 oop
• Wednesday's Giant Trip: $11.97 oop

• Saturday's Giant Trip (ice cream): $2.50 oop
• Saturday's Dollar Tree Trip (2 newspapers): $2.12 oop
• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Earned $6.75 from Amazon

Total OOP: $36.55

Total Earned: $19.75

Amount Remaining for May: $263.45

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Tuesday's CVS Trip

Joe and I stopped into CVS Tuesday after Howard's 1 week check-up.  All the girls were so happy to finally meet him.  I have been so thankful for the diaper deals, as Howard skipped the newborn size and went right to size 1.  We have cloth ones, but are waiting for the rest I have ordered to arrive.  Here's what we picked up this week...

2-24 ct boxes Zantac Cool Mint $10.79 - $1.80 Sale - $4/1 MC x 2 - $2 ECB's x 2 = 2/$5.98
2-50 ct pkgs CVS Diapers $9.29 - $2.30 ea Sale - 2/1 CVS Coupon x 2 - $2 ECB's x 2 = 2/$5.98
1 box Reese's Pieces $1.67 - $0.68 Sale - $0.30/1 CVS Coupon = $0.69
+ $0.80 Tax
- $15 ECB's used to Pay
- $6.45 paid with Gift Card
Total OOP: Zero!  Earned $8 ECB's for next time!

Linked to Simply CVS!

May Budget Update

This month I managed to stay under budget even with 5 weeks, which is good since I was over the past two!  I hoping that by the end of the year things balance out, they usually do.  I was able to up our vegetable and fruit in take, host a picnic, and stock up on some great deals.  Here's how the month breaks down...

• Week #1: $36.55 oop, Earned $8 ECB's, $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks, and $6.75 from Amazon
• Week #2: $67.76 oop, Earned $17.99 MIR, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Week #3: $65.59 oop, Earned $29.50 ECB's, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Week #4: $41.59 oop, Earned $9 ECB's, $36.07 Target Gift Card, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Week #5: $78.18 oop, Earned $25.75 ECB's, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Total OOP: $289.67
Total Earned: $158.06
Total Remaining: $10.33
 

April Goals Update

Another good month with lots of progress made, and LOTS of things crossed off the list!  Some of my goals won't get crossed off until December, but that's okay, I really want to work on perfecting those.  Here's how April went down...

Household:

1. Prepare a Nursery! - The nursery is completely done, I hope to share a post soon about it.  I do plan to paint the windows/sills this Spring/Summer, but I feel comfortable crossing this off now. 
2. Do a Deep-Spring, and Deep-Fall Clean in March and November.  As well as keep up with my weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly cleaning chores. - One deep clean down and one to go.  Even with the baby being born this month, I was still able to keep up with my weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly cleaning chores, with the help of my loving husband that is. 

Family:

1. Give birth to baby Rogers, and be the best mom I can be! - Baby Rogers was born on April 22, as Howard Preston Rogers. 9lbs 10 oz, 22 inches long. 
   
2. Try every day to be a loving wife.  Some days this is harder than others. :-) - I feel like this month, this finally clicked for me.  Becoming a mother and seeing my husband and best friend become and embrace his role as a father has made me fall in love with him all over again.  I don't think we have ever been closer or more happy together. 
3. Take a trip to Maine in June with the hubby, and the baby. - Not there yet.
4. Get together with family at least once a month.  (probably for dinner) - With the birth of Baby Rogers, we have had a LOT of family visiting with us, in the hospital, and since we've been home. 

Blogging:

1. Have 2 Freezer/Pantry Challenges (January and July), post updates on the blog, and defrost the chest freezer - One down, one to go!
2. Post my Menu Plan, Aldi Deals, and Weekly Spending Report every week, along with at least 1 other post per week.  This may be an update, a reveal, a recipe, a shopping trip, or a frugal find. - I did really good with this one.  I did my regular posts every week, plus I posted a Tempt Your Tummy Tuesday recipe post every week, and posted several shopping trips throughout the month. 
3. Plan and execute a 31 days post for October. - Not there yet.

Health:

1. Lose at least 20 lbs (I did accomplish losing 20 lbs in 2013 as well, so it seems doable) - After the birth of Howard, in 10 days I have lost 22 lbs.  So I just have to keep it up, my goal is to lose another 60 lbs.  Breastfeeding and eating healthier is really burning the calories!
2. Drink plenty of water, eat healthy, and do exercise of some kind everyday. - I drank plenty of water, ate a LOT of veggies, and fruit, and did my hip physical therapy exercises everyday, except for when I was in the hospital.  Also towards the end of the month I started going for an evening walk/stroll with Joe and the baby.

Financial:

1. Do at least 6 Flea Markets throughout the year, and list at least monthly on Amazon. - With the baby coming in April, we decided to forgo the flea market we usually set up at.  We did however visit several throughout the month, as well as some nice yard sales, and managed to get some great deals including a baby changing pad, some baby clothes, a couple of gasket jars that I use for food storage in the kitchen, and some cool brass pineapple book ends.  (So far we have done 2.)
2. Earn Swagbucks everyday by completing the daily poll, toolbar log-in, and NOSO offers daily. - did this every day, plus I used the SBTV feature and the offers on the homepage to earn additional Swagbucks.  I earned 4 - $5 Amazon Gift Cards.
3. Set a monthly budget, and coupon and deal shop as needed to stay within our budget. - It was nice to start the month out with an additional $100 I decided to add to the budget.  Joe and I decided that we needed to raise the budget in order to get healthy food for me to eat while I'm breast-feeding as well as any things we might need for the baby, like additional diapers.  It worked out really well.  I posted the monthly totals here.
4. Pay off my credit card by June, and start putting extra onto Joe's credit card every month.  We won't have his paid off this year, but we'll be on the right track to have it paid off within the next year or two.  :) - Still working on this.

Hobby-Related:

1. Catch up my scrapbook.  I'm only about 8 years behind, but I think once I get rolling on it, I should be able to push through and get it done by the end of the year. ;) I also want to start one for the baby, and work on it monthly. - Haven't started this one yet, and probably won't until I get into a better routine with the baby and working.  I'm hoping to be able to get started in May or June. 
2. Try something new at least twice a month and blog about it.  I have a LOT of new recipes and crafts I want to try, and this is the year! - I tried several new recipes this month, and blogged about them here, here, here, and here.  

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April Budget Update

April we decided to raise our monthly budget to $300 from $200 to accommodate my new healthy eating as a breast-feeding mama, and any baby purchases that we might need to make, like additional diapers. Overall, we went over budget, but we did do a LOT of stocking up, and bought a LOT of diapers, so I'm ok with our spending.  Hopefully it will balance out in the end...

• Week #1: $112.46 oop, Earned $35.91 ECB's, $10 Target Gift Card, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Week #2: $75.32 oop, Earned $16 ECB's, $5 Target Gift Card, $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks, a coupon for a FREE Land O Lakes Spread, $3.80 Easy Rebate from Staples, and $14.05 from Amazon
• Week #3: $90.84 oop, Earned $9 ECB's, $3.80 Easy Rebate from Staples, $10 CVS Gift Card from MyPoints, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks
• Week #4: $37.14 oop, Earned $12 ECB's, $7.99 MIR, and $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Grand Total OOP for April: $315.76
Total Earned: $147.55
Total Remaining: $15.76 over budget :(

Weekly Spending Report: 04/20-26/2014

Last week Joe and I stopped out to CVS and Giant on Sunday before my scheduled induction on Monday night.  Baby Rogers was born Tuesday evening - post coming to introduce him soon.  Here's what we ended up with for the week...

• Sunday's CVS Trip: $13.46 oop, Earned $12 ECB's
• Sunday's Giant Trip (no picture - 2 frozen pizzas, 2 tubs butter, 2 cups yogurt, bananas, 1 box cat litter): $23.68 oop, Earned $7.99 MIR for the Cat Litter
• Earned $5 Amazon Gift Card from Swag Bucks

Total OOP: $37.14
Total Earned: $24.99
Total Remaining for April: $15.76 over budget - I blame the diapers!

Last Sunday's CVS Trip

Last week before going to the hospital to have Baby Rogers, Joe and I stopped into CVS to do the diaper deal, and pick up a few other awesome deals.  I also got my $5 ECB's pharmacy rewards when I scanned my card at the red coupon machine when we first arrived, so that was a nice surprise!  Here's what we ended up with...

2-20 oz Coke Zero $1.89 ea - $0.39 ea Sale - $1 ECB wyb 2 = 2/$2

1 Powerade $1.77 - $0.20 Sale - $1/1 CVS coupon = $0.57

2 pkgs Huggies Diapers $11.99 ea - $3 ea Sale - $3/1 MC x 2 - $1.50/1 CVS coupon +
1 pkg Huggies Wipes $3.99 - $1 Sale - $5 ECB wyb $20 = 3/$8.47
1 pkg CVS Diapers $12.79 - $1.80 Sale - $2/1 CVS coupon - $2 ECB's = $6.99
1 box Frosted Flakes Cereal $5.79 - $3.30 Sale - $0.75/1 MC - $1 ECB = $0.74
2 pkgs Ban Freshening Cloths $3.49 ea - Free Item MC x 2 - $3.49 MIR = 2 FREE + $3.49 Money-maker!
2-4 pks Scope To-go $3.49 ea - $3 ECB's x 2 = 2/$0.98
+ $2.21 Tax
- $4/$20 CVS Coupon
- $17.50 ECB's used to Pay
Total OOP: $13.46