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The Raisin Bran Splurge


This picture represents $40 worth of Raisin Bran.

Yeah, I went a little bit overboard.

I blame this loss of control on three things:

  1. I went shopping at Macys. EVERYTHING there is so incredibly inexpensive to begin with that I simply couldn't resist the "Savings" urge. (3 boxes for $7!)

  2. In addition to the initial savings, Kellogg included an extra coupon to boot! Teh manufacturer pays back $4 for every four boxes you buy.

  3. I went shopping at 1:30am


At least now, no one has to wonder if I'm eating breakfast in the mornings...

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Listening to: Coheed And Cambria - Wake Up

Comments

  1. NoelleThu Jun 12, 06:11:00 AM MDT

    Wow. Great deals, but I hope you don't get sick of that particular cereal for a long while...

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  2. HeatherThu Jun 12, 06:57:00 AM MDT

    Oh my goodness, oh my goodness! I like Raisin Bran too, but I don't know if I could eat it to the exclusion of all else. Great savings, though!

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  3. Stefanie ElyseFri Jun 13, 09:27:00 PM MDT

    ode to raisin bran. good stuff. Id say its worth $40 :)

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  4. Julie TSun Jun 15, 09:40:00 PM MDT

    I never get tired of Raisin Bran. It is the only cereal I could keep eating indefinitely. I just hope that much doesn't go stale on you! There's alot to say (ask Stefanie) for not having to think about what you're going to have This morning!
    But I would stop there, with breakfast!! And don't buy frozen stuff ahead-it just goes downhill more and more each day! I end up throwing so much out, I actually lose money...and I should throw out some of the stuff I put in front of your father! :)

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