What is the highest number of coupons you have used in one visit to the grocery store?

I usually use the most when I get my rewards vouchers from Fred Meyer. They have then 1 coupon for the cash discount earned (mine's usually around 20 dollars) then 4-5 percentage or dollar off coupons for items I regularly buy based on my rewards card usage. Then I always use in-store coupons and check local ads before shopping.

The most I can recall based on this method was around 15 coupons for one shopping trip. I also hit the 70% off rack and ended up saving 5 times what I spent. I paid around 10 bucks for over 50 dollars worth of goods.It renewed my interest in taking the time to find coupons before my monthly shopping trip or any planned large trips for things like birthdays and holidays.

About 6 months ago I really became interested in using coupons on a regular basis and now I am hooked. What surprised me the most is that it does not take as much time to clip or get coupons as I thought it would. The most coupons I have used thus far is about 30.

I go to the store late at night when it is not crowded and I do not have to worry about annoying anyone or holding up the line and happily use my coupons. The most money I have saved with coupons in one grocery shopping visit was over $50. My grocery store recently had a promotion going on to attract customers to which you receive 10% back in cash- of your total grocery bill.So that, along with the coupons saved me a bundle!

This is an interesting question to me since I am one that likes to use as many coupons as I can when shopping. I always clip coupons that come in the Sunday newspaper and Clipper magazine. There are always many more coupons clipped than actually used.

Having said that, I know the most I have saved in any one order was $30 with coupons. I never actually counted the coupons but as a rough estimate it must have been around 30 coupons. Usually I have double coupons and with each coupon in the neighborhood of 50 cents, doubling would equal $1 per coupon.

There might have been even more because not all of the coupons were 50 cents. The $30 savings was one time only. Usually I save around $10 or $15 with coupons.

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