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secgeek said:So I got 16 boxes of cereal bars for 44 bucks after discount.. But where is the Shutterfly deal?

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B0HEMIAN said:Is it just me? Kashi tastes like paper card board.

leighcd7 said:bigmarley4 said:This is a better deal in my opinion:

$20 Instant Savings on Kashi
Save $20 today when you spend $49 or more on any combination of eligible Kashi cereal and snacks. Use the following promotional code when you check out: GOLEAN55. This offer applies only to products offered by Amazon.com and for purchases made between January 1 and January 31, 2008. (This offer cannot be combined with Subscribe & Save or other code-based offers; a full list of restrictions is listed at the bottom of this page.)

Can get a few boxes of cereal plus some of their nutrition bars for ~35 after discounts.

I'm in for the kashi deal, 12 boxes of cereal and 6 boxes of whole grain pilaf for $43.20...comes out to $2.40 per box. Good Deal!

The crunch is very tasty, that's the only one I like and I do like the pilaf.

I was setting up to use this discount on Kellogg's Mini-Wheats (4-packs of 24 ounce boxes, $16.48) when the inventory disappeared from under me. Today I checked again, and it's back!

3 4-packs = $49.44 (just over the $49 instant rebate minimum) - $20 instant rebate + $0 shipping ($26.65 list) = $29.44.

Less than $2.50 for each 24 ounce box of cereal shipped to my home all-in works for me.

(No car + cold outside in Chicago).

Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter, 6-Count Box (Pack of 6) x 3 = $49.95 - $20 coupon & free shipping = $1.66/box which is a better deal than Kroger, Publix, Trader Joe's or Costco on similar sweet & salty pb bars - great in my kids' lunches. Thanks OP!

turtlebug said:Kellogg's Crunchy Nut Sweet & Salty Peanut Butter, 6-Count Box (Pack of 6) x 3 = $49.95 - $20 coupon & free shipping = $1.66/box which is a better deal than Kroger, Publix, Trader Joe's or Costco on similar sweet & salty pb bars - great in my kids' lunches. Thanks OP!

the Nature Valley brand is so much better than the Kellogg's version of these. Try both and you will see the difference. I was shopping w/ my mom one day and she said the same thing. I wouldn't buy the Kellogg's brand of these unless they were practically free.

denon said:You know, I tried really hard to make this Kellog coupon a good deal (even with the coupon) .. but every product that I looked was cheaper at Sam's Club, or even WalMart, etc. Hard to justify buying 50 boxes of fruit loops, when I could just get a couple at Sam's as I need em, and they won't go stale ..

I agree. For Froot Loops, the B1G1 free sale the stores run will beat this all the time. I figured that the best deal on Amazon for Froot Loops is the 19.5oz 6 pack for $25~, works out to $2.33 a box with the $20 off. I just got back from Publix here in Atlanta where the same boxes are B1G1 making them $2.00 a box.