[OHeather]

Originally Posted by OHeather

Here’s a scenario with only Morningstar products (guessing on the shelf price):
Buy 7 boxes (assume $3.99 shelf) = $23.31 sale
Use 7 coupons (only 6 will dbl.) = - $9.75
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13.56 OOP, and get a $10 OYNO




Here’s a scenario to do for the MIR (shelf price doesn’t matter):
Buy 10 boxes MS Farm = $33.30
Use 10 coupons (6 dbl) = -$12.00
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21.30…get back $10 OYNO, submit $10 MIR. So only $1.30 for ten boxes of veggie burgers or other meatless products!!!

Just a little disclaimer about the above deal: Be careful though, if the product contains soy, it is likely that it is GMO. You're only guaranteed it to be GMO-free if the organic wording is in the ingredients list. This is an interesting article about the subject: Top Five Ways to Avoid GMOs in Your Food

I just noticed that the &.75/1 tearpad coupons state "one per customer per visit." So the scenario I posted above won't work exactly. I did get a catalina for $.75/1 after buying several boxes, but those don't usually double. There are some other coupons also available listed in the database:
Kellogg Company - Coupons $1/1,

Morningstar Veggie Foods Products, Any - Kellogg's Fuel for School
$1.00/2, 9/27/2009, Booklet

Morningstar Farms Veggie Foods Product, Any - "Smokin' Hot Love"
$2.00/1, 12/31/2009, Booklet

Morningstar Farms®, $1/1


The Smokin' Hot Love coupon is the best one, if you have those!