I didn't see this posted..........

Target has Poptarts 4 for $9

If you buy 4, you get a $5 gift card this week

Target.com has a printable coupon for .50 off 1

Also, use the manufacturer coupon (1.00/2) for another .50 off

In my Chicago sale paper, they are 4 for $9! Thanks for the info!

oncrn17 said:In my Chicago sale paper, they are 4 for $9! Thanks for the info!

I meant 9. I will fix it.

Found the 4 for $9 in the weekly ad, but are there links to the coupons?

MrVietnam said:I went to Target.com looking for the 50 cents off a box of Pop Tarts coupon, but I didn't see it? Can anyone provide a link to the coupon on Target.com?
Full Cup coupon generator Click coupon you want, then how many times you want it printed. $0.50 PopTart coupon in 2nd block down.

NICE FIND! Also, bonus factor is that the coupons print from that site all on one page. I was worried that it was gonna be 1 coupon per page like a lot of coupon printing sites.

DS,

I gotta call you on this math here. How exactly are you getting a true freebie, let alone making money?!

The first 4 boxes cost you $2 OTD; How are you making $5 on the next 4 to make $3 profit.

Methinks you are double counting GCs.

Still not a bad deal though...

diplomastore said:Just got back from Target.
Printed 4 of the Target .50 off one coupons and they took all 4!
So, I got 4/$9 - $2 in coupons - $5 gift card = $2 for 4 12 count boxes!

I'm going back again in a bit to use the 1st $5 gift card + another 4 coupons and with the next $5 GC I figure I've got free poptarts + made $3

Thanks OP, this is my absolute favorite snack too!

Thanks! My sister hasn't bought her 10 items for the Kraft Fuel for School $10.00 rebate. She must have slept thru the Walgreens deals. She bought 12 and used 12 .50 off coupons = $21 and got back $15 worth of gift cards (3 $5 gift cards) all in one transaction. I thought maybe they would limit to only 1 gift card but she got all 3 and the cashier told her that was a good deal and was going to get her some after she got off work. Her purchase will qualify for the $10 Kraft rebate, so she made money on the deal -- $4 plus a ton of pop tarts.

Here is a link on Fat Wallet about the Kraft $10 rebate, but according to the post it says that the Pop Tarts have to be an 8-count or larger box in order to qualify. But from looking at the ad for Target it looks like these boxes are 12-count boxes so they qualify. Also, please note that ALL TEN ITEMS MUST BE ON THE SAME RECEIPT IN ORDER TO QUALIFY FOR THE $10 REBATE!

I highly recommend buying 12 boxes in one transaction (one receipt). That will give you 144 tasty Pop Tarts. Then you will pay $27 - $6 (12 50-cent Target coupons) - $6 (6 $1 off 2 boxes of Pop Tarts - can be found in the same TASTE insert that you get the $10 rebate form)...that will bring your total down to $15...then you will get 3 $5 Target gift cards and you can mail away for the Kraft $10 rebate also...so your net cost will be $0 and you will make $10 off the deal (minus your 42-cent stamp, of course).

Link on Fat Wallet about the Kraft $10 rebate

Look for the TASTE magazine as a Sunday paper insert on 8/5 featuring a $10 MIR for 10 Kellogg's, Eggo or Keebler Items AND $15 worth of store coupons you can use towards the items for the rebate!

Fuel up for School! with great products and get $10 rebate by mail when you send ten proofs of purchase and original store receipt for any combination of these brands: Any Kellogg's ® cereal (12oz. or larger)
Any Keebler® product (8oz. or larger)
Any Sunshine® product (8 oz. or larger)
Any Eggo® product (8 ct. or larger)
Any Kellogg's® Nutri-Grain® cereal bar (8 ct. or larger)
Any Kellogg's® Special K® cereal bar (6 ct. or larger)
Any Kellogg's® Pop-Tarts® Toaster Pastries (8 ct. or larger)
Any Kellogg's® Rice Krispies Treats® Squares (8 ct. or larger)
Any Kellogg's™ Fruit Flavored Snacks (6 ct. or larger)
All products must be purchased in the same transaction.

Requirements

To receive a $10 rebate check, complete and mail the Official Rebate Form with the required original UPC symbols along with an original dated cash register receipt dated between 8/5/07 and 9/30/07 with the qualifying products circled. (Photo copies are not accepted).

Official Rebate Form can be found in retail stores nationally in the Kellogg's® TASTE Magazine Back to School issue.

Official Rebate Form will also be available in National Newspapers in the FSI coupon section the week of August 5, 2007.

Limit one $10 rebate per household or address. Requests must be postmarked by 9/30/2007 and received by 10/11/2007

mrsncook said:pureallspice said:I didn't see this posted..........

Target has Poptarts 4 for $9

If you buy 4, you get a $5 gift card this week

Target.com has a printable coupon for .50 off 1

Also, use the manufacturer coupon (1.00/2) for another .50 off

I'm confused. $9-$5=$4. $4-.5=$3.5 $3.5-.5=$3

So you'll still pay $3. If you use .5 off of each box that's $2 savings, and you're still paying $1.

How is this item free?

$9.00 (4 boxes)

-$5.00 (gift card)
-$2.00 (4 x .50 Target coupon)
-$2.00 (2 x 1.00 manufacturer coupon)

= $0