New to couponing? Sometimes it is hard to know what some of the acronyms stand for. Here is a brief description.B1G1/BOGO (Free or 50% Off) = Buy one item at regular price, get one for free or half price
MFC or MC = Manufacturer coupons
P&G = Proctor & Gamble coupon insert; usually included in Sunday papers once each month.
RP = RedPlum coupon insert; a standard insert typically in each wee's Sunday paper (with the exception of holiday weekends).
SS = SmartSource coupon insert; a standard insert typically in each week's Sunday paper (with the exception of holiday weekends).
GM = General Mills coupon insert; usually included in Sunday papers once each month.
TQ = Target coupons
WAG = Walgreens
RR = Walgreen's Register Rewards; to be used like cash at Walgreens on your next shopping trip, expirations dates vary by offer.
ES = Walgreen's EasySaver; monthly coupon and rebate booklet good at Walgreen's stores.
YMMV = Your Mileage May Vary or Your Market My Vary; this refers to sale pricing and different store's coupon acceptance policies -- your actual savings may vary from what we have listed here.
OOP = Out of Pocket; the final price you paid after coupons.
thought i'd let you know that i've got meals planned this evening for mon - thursday. then, my freezer will be fairly empty. i'll have to see what specials begin tuesday.
ReplyDeleteYou could always stock up on meat at Target with the $2 meat/roast coupon. We had steak for under $6 for all of us tonight (3 steaks)and it was good!
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