I also found about 10 boxes of tissues (.13 each, down from 1.39):
For the food, I bought 8 bags of Halloween Oreos. These were .89 cents each, but I had coupons for $1/2, so each bag ended up being .39.
In addition, I bought LOTS of candy to use for our school's play in early February. Candy was 70% off. I spend about $60 on candy, and saved about $140, which is good, because we aren't a big operation, and this will be all the candy I need for our Kiss the Cast fundraiser.
I went to look for something unrelated to the Halloween clearance, and I came across some spooky looking boxers. I got about 10 to put into my Operation Christmas Child boxes, which we are putting together this weekend. They ran up .59 cents each, and I always try to put in some kind of underwear. These are a little Halloween-y, but I will throw them in anyway.
This is an example of why I love Target clearance--on the left are the Clif Z Bars my kids love, for 6.79 for 12. The photo on the right shows the package I was able to get yesterday for 1.79 yesterday (it was 70% off of 5.99), for a savings of 5.00. Honestly, that makes me happy, which is when this Target thing starts to make me look weird.
I eat Candy Corn year round, not just in the fall. I have a few in my pocket at almost all times. These bags were down to .71 cents each, and I had a coupon for .50 off, so I got these 24 ounce bag for .21 cents. The expiration date is 10/15/15. So I won't die eating them into next year.
I think we are done with this 90% clearance thing now. At some point, it is just enough. I am now set for snacks for lunches, tissues, lawn care, etc. When my children were younger, I would get amazing costumes. I learned not to buy in advance for Lily--you never know what she will want to be next year for Halloween. For my boys, I settle for these large fleece pajama-looking thing that two younger boys can wear for a last minute costume:
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