Thanks for everyone's advice! I went to Publix today (and used my Poptart coupons!). I also went to Kroger and used some of my coupons there. On the GG I can only get Publix. I went to cutouthunger and got the deals for Kroger. As they also have the deals for Publix at cutouthunger, I haven't decided yet if I'll stay with the GG after the initial trial (since I have to go to CutoutHunger for Kroger anyway). If the GG added Kroger to my area, it might be worth it for both, but I'm still undecided.
According to my receipts, these are my totals:
Publix
Total $71.66
Advertised Specials -24.60
Coupons -16.05
Total Spent $31.01
Savings 57%
Kroger
Total $61.57
Advertised Specials -25.72
Coupons -11.15
Total Spent $24.70
Savings 60%
But this is my question, or observation really, I don't feel that I truly "saved" 57% and 60% because I did buy things that I would have NEVER bought at full price. I sort of feel like my savings is "inflated." Does that make sense to anyone?

For instance, I bought some cookies that were $2.99 a bag, on sale B1G1, making them $1.50 a bag. And I had a 75 cent coupon for each bag, making my final price 75 cents a bag. So while I got $6 of cookies (2 bags x $2.99 each) for only $1.50 (75 cents x 2 bags), I don't really feel like I "saved" $4.50, because I would have never paid $6 in the first place, I would have just bought cheaper cookies.
Same thing with the stores advertised specials. Where it shows I "saved" x amount on "advertised specials" those things were ONLY in my cart BECAUSE they were on sale. Does this make sense to anyone?
Am I just looking at this all wrong? Don't get me wrong, I'm thrilled with saving, and can see how things will start to stockpile just with what I got today. I guess maybe I need to give it more than one week.
