This week's grocery haul: I got paid $20 (profit) to take $103 worth of Dog Treats, Pot Pies, Brownie Mix, Candy, and More!
Here are the goodies.
Total: $103.4
Coupons: None!
Total Cash Back: $123.53
Final Cost: -$20.13 - Money Maker
The complete breakdown is in the imgur gallery above. The stores are listed in the breakdown image. I don't include sites that take any receipt on my breakdown. This is the offer in the extra column - $10 back when you spend $25.
Note: Individual deals vary by user for most apps. If you don't have the deals right now, you can try checking back later.
My Guides
If you aren't interested in this kind of thing, please keep your comments to yourself. If you don't like what I buy, you can buy different products. If you don't like hunting for deals, you can do surveys, microtasks, games or whatever else you like instead. There is no need to discourage other users just because you aren't interested in the same things!
If you don't need feminine hygiene products, toothpaste, soaps, etc - consider donating them to your local women's shelter, church, or school! Don't need cat food, give it to a shelter!
Some Additional Deals
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Olay - $2-5 Ibotta + $10 back when you spend $30 PG Good Everyday
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Dove Shampoo - $2 rebate on IB that attaches to the $4 containers.
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Beneful Dry Dog Food - $4 IB + $2 SK + ~$1.78 SK + $2 SB
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Shea Moisture Shampoo - Fetch + $2 Peelies brings it down to ~$2/bottle when you buy 5.
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Irish Spring / Softsoap - IB + SB brings it down to under half price
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All Laundry Soap - IB + SB + Possibly SK
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Voltaren - IB + SB
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Rimmel $5 Virtual Card when you spend $10.
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Kinder Bueno - free after digital coupon
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Purina Cat/Dog Treats - $10 back when you spend $25 in one transaction - Visa Prepaid Card - Expires 12/31/24 - Limit 8 per household
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Kinder Bueno - Coupon - Instructions emailed within 2-3 weeks with further instructions.
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General Mills - Lots of stacking deals on Fetch + some IB rebates.
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Fynd - Dairy Free Yogurt - Free after Aisle - Whole Foods Market
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Dave's Killer Bars - Money maker after Walmart Cash + Fetch.
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Fromm Diner Can - Free after coupon. (It's pet food)
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Suja Protein Shake - Free at Target in-store or online.
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Gooey - Free after rebate - Venmo/PayPal - (It says Walmart at the top, but it also says "from any store")
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Dr Elsey's Cat Litter - Up to $22 back on a bag up to 40 lbs when you purchase at Target, Walmart, or a local business pet store. You need to cut out the barcode and mail it in with the receipt. One rebate per person/household/address. Must submit within 90 days. There's also a handful of $1 coupons on this page.
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Free bag of Like Air Puffcorn - Refund via PayPal or Venmo. Must purchase in-store or for curbside pickup. Expiration date unknown.
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Kellogg's Promotions - Various stuff ranging from coupons for free products, movie tickets, various merchandise, and more.
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Offers on Aisle | Referrals: Halfday | Rockstar - Buy 2 get $5 back. No gas purchase needed. Can do every other week. | Free HOP Water (using my ref will give me another rebate offer) Pays out via PayPal or Venmo
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Various freebies on Ibotta.
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Various deals I've done in previous weeks can still be done.
Afterthoughts
I went out shopping earlier in the week, and then again today. Finally finished a big bonus for the first time in a while. From what I hear, there'll be another smaller bonus that comes after finishing the big one, and it lasts for a week.
I'm really liking that C51 resets on Sunday now. I get to stop by the Goodwill on their discount days, and find all sorts of stuff. Didn't get anything this week, but I got a bunch of things for my pets last week.
Ibotta's being really weird today. I split up my receipt into two purchases, because supposedly we get another pumpkin bonus after completing the current one. (I should've just got two fewer items, but whoops). I made sure not to use Wal-Mart pay for those two. Yet somehow Ibotta automatically detected that purchase (it wasn't linked to my Wal-Mart account) yet somehow didn't see the one I used Wal-Mart pay for lol.
Time Spent
I generally plan my hauls over the course of an hour or two while I eat breakfast/lunch and play with my pets.
I usually spend around 45-70 minutes in the store, which includes my regular grocery shopping. I could easily cut that down to 30-45 but I like to take my time.
Food From Deals
The other week I made some taco meat. Deal items included taco seasoning and ham (I substituted half for the beef, couldn't taste the difference). I served it with pasta instead of the tortilla shells. Not as tasty, but I have way too much pasta that needs to get eaten. Although, there are some decent stacking deals on hard shells between Ibotta + Fetch right now.
I also made a lasagna. Cottage cheese, ham (subbed half the meat), noodles, pasta sauce, and most the seasonings were deal items. Beef wasn't, and the "cheese" wasn't. I used bettergoods plant-based "cheese". It's pretty decent. I wouldn't use it on a pizza, but in lasagna? I can barely taste the difference, and my stomach is much happier.
Here's some things I've made in the past: High Protein Tomato Crackers, Hot Sausage Cups, Peanut Butter Fudge & Chocolate Hazelnut Fudge, Chocolate Cherry Pie
Do you guys want me to continue showing things I've made using ingredients I got from rebate apps on these posts? Let me know in the comments, or you can vote on this poll if you want to remain anonymous.
Mini FAQ
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If you're new or confused - check out the guides near the top of the post. They go into detail about everything.
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I'm from the USA and these posts are tailored as such, but this post of mine does list things from other countries that I know about.
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My posts are tailored to being money makers to suit this subreddit. There are tons of great deals that aren't money makers but can still save you a lot of money.
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A lot of what I get is given away to friends, family or is donated. I do this more as a hobby than anything.
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I generally do not share my spreadsheet since the one shown in this post is not the one I actually use (it's put together with a script from my usual spreadsheet) and there are a ton of little things that will give you wrong values if you don't know about them and even then you have to be careful. It's super easy to make a spreadsheet with Google Sheets though.
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