After lots of question, here’s a little more detail about the Keebler cookie deal this week at Target.
You’ll find Keebler Chips Deluxe Cookies on sale for only $2 this week and they are buy two get one free. Here’s a scenario to help you get the best deal:
Buy (6) Chips Deluxe Cookies – $2
-Use (3) $1.50/2 Keebler coupons HERE (zip = 33901)
-Use (3) $1/2 Keebler Target coupons HERE (expire 11/7)
-Get $4 off (two packages free)
Final Price = $.50 for 6
Enjoy!
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WOW, amazing scenario. Might use it. Nearly free can’t beat it!
The Target coupon ($1 off w/purchase of 2 Keebler Chips Deluxe cookies) has an expiration date of 10/24/09. Will they still take it?
If all the coupons are $$ off TWO ITEMS, then you’d have to buy 12, not 6, right?
You only have to buy 6 – you are buying 3 sets of 2 cookies and using 3 of the $1.50 coupons and 3 of the $1 coupons. Target will take both coupons on the same purchase as one is a manufacturer’s coupon and the other is a store coupon.
Shellie,
I bought the cookies according to the scenario. Used 3 of $1.50 coupons and 3 of $1 coupons (& got 3 free) and my total was $4.50. $2 X 6 pkgs – $7.50 = $4.50.
Perhaps use an extra set of $1.50 + $1 coupons (to use for the free ones) to bring it down to $2?
See…”for the free ones”. I didn’t know you could use coupons on the the free packages. I will try this. Thanks!