Last week I was contacted by a national magazine asking my opinion on yogurts (I guess they saw this post and this one). When I told them what a fan of Yoplait I was, she asked me if that presented a “conflict of interest”. I can only assume that in her mind, she was thinking that a frugal blogger like myself would stick to store brands and cheaper yogurts because Yoplait is considered a more expensive brand. My reply? “General Mills, who owns Yoplait, is one of the most generous companies out there when it comes to freebies and coupons. I can get Yoplait cheaper than any other brand, including store brands!”
And to prove it, here is a listing of all the freebies and coupon offers that General Mills (who also own Pillsbury and Betty Crocker) is running right now:
Get a $10 Coupon Book from Betty Crocker
Get a $10 Coupon Book from Pillsbury
Get a Free Sample of Fruit Roll-ups
And don’t forget to check out the Betty Crocker, Pillsbury , Eat Better America and Box Tops For Education websites and my coupon sidebar, as the General Mills coupons reset on December 1st. If you maxed out your print limit last month, you can get them again (although the Green Giant Valley Steamers coupons dropped down to $.60 <sniff, sniff>)
