Kellogg’s Special K Low-Fat Granola Touch Of Honey Cereal is normally $4.39 per box, but is on sale this week at Target for just $2.39 per box.
Additionally when you buy 5 boxes in one transaction you will automatically be given a $5 Target Gift Card.
You can print coupons for $1 off each box at the Special K website. Officially there’s a limit of 2 coupons per computer.
I printed up 10 coupons and went to Target and had them split up the 10 boxes into 2 transactions of 5 boxes. The total for the first transaction was $6.95 and I was given a $5 Gift Card. For the 2nd transaction the total was $1.95 after the Gift Card and I was given another $5 Gift Card.
It’s also worth noting that you can print up a coupon for $5 off of a women’s swimsuit with the purchase of the 5 Special K’s as well.
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Is the OU-D or regular OU?
What’s the Kashrus? Is it dairy?
@HG:
It’s parve.
How were you able to print 10 coupons when the limit was 2.?
Make copies
Don’t think copies will work each one has unique code
dan, so after your yearly supply of fiber one runs out, you now will have special k
brilliant.
so dan whats story with copies and barcode is it a problem?
Not clear about the kashrus…
Kellogs says it is Pareve: http://www2.kelloggs.com/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?product=20391
Star-K says it is dairy (Lowfat Granola without Raisins): http://www.star-k.org/cons-appr-cereal.htm
Which is it??
Although web site only “allowed” 2 unique coupons to be printed, I copied each coupon and it scanned perfectly by Target personnel. Just got 10 tonight at 9:30pm PT in Los Angeles. Probably get 10 more at another store. Expiration 2/2011 on my boxes. Thanks Dan!
worked in Spring Valley, NY Target this morning. thank you
The program that prints out the unique number also associates the IP address of your internet connection with that number, so it is very possible that when target turns in the coupons that were used multiple times with the same code, Kelloggs could use that information to track down the person that made and used multiple copies. Kelloggs could also decide not to reimburse Target for the use of the multiple coupons which might eventually lead to Target no longer accepting printed coupons. Many other stores in my area now refuse to accept them.
Is it parve or dairy?
@HG:
For the last time, it’s parve.
@Sharon:
5 computers.
If you go to http://www.Kelloggs.com there are other coupons for the same item, like $2 off 2, and you can print two of each. Also, redplum.com has the same coupon.
Just picked up 10 boxes at Target-Lakewood. They guy at register asked me how a lot of jewish people got the same coupon?
They don’t know that we have a good friend DAN who shares the good stuff with us!!!
Thanks Dan!