How my $25 Whole Foods receipt became -$1 (NEGATIVE one dollar)
All the ways I used coupons and earned points and cashback to get my receipt totally paid for while profiting an extra dollar.
The other week, I went to Whole Foods, and I’ve added my receipt below. But the focus here isn’t buying these specific items.
I tell you how to buy, not what to buy - and here’s how I profited an extra buck from a $25 receipt.
What’s on the receipt? From top to bottom are:
Nutpods coffee creamer
Canyon Bakehouse 7-grain bread
Milkadamia macadamia milk
Lundberg rice cakes
Bigelow Mint Medley tea
Abe’s Mom’s blueberry muffins
The total, including Whole Foods’ existing sales and Prime discounts, came out to be $25.49. Here’s how I brought down the price and profited an additional $1.00 - using two coupons, three cashback programs, and two points apps.
Two full-priced coupons from Social Nature
I received two coupons in the mail that gave me 100% off on the Milkadamia milk and the Lundberg rice cakes.
The coupons were from Social Nature, which lets me try f…
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