How I did at the grocery store

This weekend I went to two stores to do the the grocery shopping;

Here's how I did:

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First at Kroger I bought:

•2 loaves of Sara Lee bread (on sale B1G1 free)

•2 Yoplait Kids yogurt (used 2 $1.50 off coupons + .80¢/2 loaded to card)

•2 DanActive yogurt (on sale 2/$4, found $1 off blinky at store)

•1 Dannon Activia yogurt (2/$4, used $1 off coupon from store sampling event last week)

•2 boxes Toaster Strudels (2/$4, used $1 off printable)

•1 can Organic Tomato Sauce ($1.19, used $1 off coupon loaded from shortcuts)

•2 cans of Pillsbury Crescent rolls ($1.19 ea, used .35¢ off coupon =.14¢ea)

•2 cans Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls ($1 ea, used .30¢ off coupon = .10¢ea)

•2 I Can't Believe It's Not Butter Spray (2/$3, used .50¢ off coupon, final cost =.50¢ea)

•2 Old El Paso Fajita seasonings (.89¢ ea, used $1.10 off coupon loaded to card)

•1 box Kix cereal ($2.29, used .75¢ printable, and .75¢ coupon loaded to card, final price = .80¢)

•1 bag of bakery rolls, marked down to $1.09

•1 bag of shredded Swiss cheese, $1.29

•4 cans of mushroons, .54¢ea

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Then I went to Wal-Mart and bought:

•1 bag Birds Eye Voila ($3.47, used $1 off coupon)

•1 case of water ($3.97, used $1 off coupon)

•1 Nesquik chocolate milk (free after coupon)

•8 boxes Ronzoni Smart Taste Pasta ($1.50, used $1 off coupon)

•2 (big) cans Pillsbury Crescent Rolls ($1.62, used $1 off coupon)

•2 cans Pillsbury Pizza Crust ($1.79, used $1 off coupon)

•2 Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls ($1.36, used $1 off coupon)

•2 Nestle Toll House Morsels ($2.36, used $1.50 off coupon)

•1 Crystal Light (Free after buying 3 Kool-aid)

•Kraft cheese slices (Free after buying 3 Kool-aid)

•2 Visine ($3.62, used $3 off coupon)

•1 Cream Cheese $1.07

• 1 loaf of Mrs. Bairds Bread**

Total spent $33.45

Total saved $60.89

I stayed just under the weekly budget with $1.55 left over :)
(**I replaced a loaf of bread we used from a friend after the hurricane, so if I did not have to buy this I would have been $4 under budget)