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Kellogg’s Corn Pops at Zellers — Price Match to Walmart

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So being in Ontario and unable to stack coupons, I finally found a great deal on Kellogg’s cere­als at Zellers, by price match­ing to Wal­mart. Wal­mart has Kel­loggs cere­als (340 g — 775 g) on sale for $2.50 (ends Feb. 26, 2010). Zellers has Kellogg’s Corn Pops (775 g, the biggest size avail­able), which reg­u­larly costs $9.49. I price matched the Jumbo Corn Pops to Wal­mart at $2.50 and used the Save $1 when you buy 2 Kel­loggs cere­als (from Toonies for Tum­mies). Zellers has a limit of 4 items when price match­ing so I got 4 boxes at $2.50 each, minus 2 of the $1 coupons, so $8 for 4 Jumbo boxes of Corn Pops. This ends up being less than the reg­u­lar price of 1 box! If you have the $2 off any Kellogg’s prod­uct (mailed from com­pany), you can get this box for $0.50! If you are able to stack coupons, you may very well get this for free! Check your local Zellers to see if you can take advan­tage of this great cereal deal.

Note: You can prob­a­bly go straight to Wal­mart to see if they have this Jumbo box in stock, but my Wal­mart didn’t have any that’s why I had to go to Zellers.

64 Responses to “Kellogg’s Corn Pops at Zellers — Price Match to Walmart”

  1. Insane

    OMG!! I com­mit­ted dietary abuse this morn­ing while I sat down and had a nice break­fast with my kid! Some­one call child protection…clearly I am an abom­i­na­tion and should never have been allowed to have chil­dren! ROTFLMAO
    Great deal OP!! :)

  2. missbobloblaw

    I’m eat­ing a HUGE bowl of Corn Pops as I type!!!!
    (yum)
    **nom nom nom**

  3. julyprincess

    Okkkk…ppl seri­ously need to stop inter­fer­ing in other ppl’s busi­ness and mak­ing judge­ments with­out even know­ing them. You don’t know why the cereal was bought, maybe it was for a recipe, art project, who knows and what does it mat­ter. It was a good deal, PERIOD. And regard­ing feed­ing kids ‘sugar’ cereal, relax…I hardly remem­ber what my par­ents fed me when I was young, and if today I have a sweet tooth, I don’t blame them just because they fed me corn pops all day.

  4. julie.leeds

    I was never over­weight as a child but, I am now.

    IN MY OPINION…

    I think it has more to do with “diet­ing”… “fail­ing”.… “bing­ing” because I am such a loser,… “diet­ing” because I hate myself, “eat­ing health­ily” because its good for me “fail­ing”… because every­one around me eats what they want, and I want to too, and finally try­ing to meet unre­al­is­tic goals.

    The first time I went on a diet I was in Gr.9 and I am 5’8 weighed 122lbs and my best friend was in Gr.10 and only weighed 118. even though she was 2″ shorter than me I felt like a fat pig and started to diet.

    My point is when I was a kid I ate chips and choco­late bars, stacks of cook­ies, McDon­alds, sug­ary cere­als and drank pop…not sugar free pop it hadn’t really been made main­stream yet, Tab was our only option and it was gross!!!

    We didn’t know bet­ter back then, as long as kids were get­ting taller and heav­ier you must have been doing some­thing right!

    The only time I had an issue with my weight, was when I made it an issue. I know there is more to being healthy than keep­ing your weight in a “nor­mal” range.

    In my opin­ion when we start mak­ing a big deal about food is when kids take notice and start get­ting con­flicted feel­ings about food. Inform you kids, teach your kids but give them some part of the respon­si­bil­ity and they will be just fine, even if they ate corn pops for break­fast because it is impor­tant to have some­thing, any­thing for break­fast each day.

  5. Macsfight

    I have tried to goa nd buy this cereal @ WM and they are not on sale.. Only Rai­son Bran and Spe­cial K ( or corn flakes )
    WTH.…??? I am sooo pissed!

  6. Johanna

    Thanks for the post! any­ways if some­one does not like this cereal think is gross unhealthy and more do not read the post and dont assume nutri­cionist posi­tions every­body has the right to choose what­ever they want!!

  7. Corbinx

    I don’t think it’s appro­pri­ate to make neg­a­tive com­ments about a post because you feel it’s unhealthy. It’s your choice to decide what you and your fam­ily will be eat­ing and it’s not up to you to judge some­one based on them buy­ing one item. I posted a candy brag a while ago, it cer­tainly doesn’t mean that we eat candy all the time. Often the health­i­est things are the ones that don’t go on sale so they aren’t posted. This site is about get­ting good deals, what­ever they may be!

  8. Mamaelmo

    Wow great deal, just wait I must be comit­ing dietary abuse too since I bought my 1 child that will only eat Rice Krisp­sies 2 boxes of Coco Rice Krispies. Wow bet­ter call CPS on me LMAO. Do you really think a 10 year old need 2 boxes of cereal for her­self. Some peo­ple just need to get a life.

  9. mlongboat

    My daugh­ter had corn pops last week. Is some­one gonna call chil­drens aid? She doesnt get them for break­fast though. SHe gets a few for a snack. SHe likes dad­dys cereal for a treat. She even gave one to her 18 month old sis­ter!!!!!! Lock me up and throw away the keys:S

  10. Li Sechrist

    You com­pleted var­i­ous good points there. I did a search on the theme and found a good num­ber of peo­ple will con­sent with your blog.

  11. Ozella Fuquay

    Well, that is def­i­nitely good, how­ever think about the other alter­na­tives we now have here? Would you brain craft­ing one more arti­cle about them all also? Regards!

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