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In my family, we love tacos, quesadillas, enchiladas and soft tacos. When I can buy packages of tortillas for less than .50 each, it's time to stock up!
If you like tortillas like we do, you won't want to miss the Old El Paso deal at Harris Teeter this week!
Promotion: Buy $10 of participating Old El Paso products in one shopping visit, save $4 off your grocery bill at the register! Limit 1 per household. Valid 1/9 - 1/15.
There are a number of Old El Paso products on sale including:
Old El Paso seasoning Mixes for .75
Old El Paso Chiles for $1.00
Old El Paso Tortillas, taco shells, heat and serve side dishes and refried beans for $1.25 each
Old El Paso Dinner Kits and taco sauce for $2.00
Coupon: .60/3 printable coupon from the Smart Shopper Coupons link in the box above
Scenario: Buy 8 of the $1.25 products (tortillas, taco shells, refried beans) and use 2 of the .60/3 coupons. The total at the register after the 2 coupons and the $4 promotional discount is deducted comes off is $3.60 = .45 per item (a super buy for tortillas)!
I bought 6 bags of flour tortillas and 2 boxes of tacos. The tortillas freeze well, but they don't expire for many months so we have plenty of time to use them.
You can see more information about this promotion on the Harris Teeter website.
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Even after 20 minutes of speaking with the cashier and manager they "assured" me that the promotion doesn't work this way and the vic price of $1.25 per pic was already discounted the $4. I know better, this location has given me several problems in the past. Last time I had a problem they said an e-vic I had (even showed them on my email) didn't exist. When I paid for my order the same e-vic offer printed at the bottom of my receipt.
January 12, 2013 9:12 a.m.
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In the future, anytime I post about coupons found at the Smart Shopper coupon link, you can access them from the home page of the blog (and many of the other pages on the blog). There is a Smart Shopper coupons link on the right side of the page. You'll see a picture of me holding coupons and it indicates "Click here to print your local coupons" in a red box.
January 10, 2013 9:48 a.m.
January 10, 2013 8:56 a.m.
And I am with quemaster on making your own taco seasoning. I have been doing it for year and it is much better than the packaged stuff. Plus you can control how spicy you want it (hubby and I like it hot, but we make a separate batch for our little one) and how much salt is in it. And it's made with spices I always have on hand that I usually buy in bulk. I also make my own pumpkin pie spice, too.
January 10, 2013 8:39 a.m.
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