P&G Super Saver Event
Save $3 for every 3 P&G items that you purchase (look for yellow tags throughout the store) which equals $1 off per item. Offer is valid from 03/29 - 04/11. There does not seem to be a limit to how many $3 savings that you can have per transaction.
Don't get confused. The Kroger sale tag will not show the price reduction including the additional $1 in savings. Each price tag will be exactly $1 more expensive than the sale paper indicates. Quantities purchased in lesser quantities than three will each be $1 more expensive.
Price listed is the sale price including the $1 discount.
Items Listed:
Cheer Laundry Detergent $10.88
Tide Laundry Detergent $10.88
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (03/01 PG)
Final Price: $10.18
Charmin 12 Double Rolls $6.88
Coupon Available: 25 cents/1 (03/01 PG)
Final Price: $6.38
Bounty 6 Big Rolls $6.88
Coupon Available: 25 cents/1 (03/01 PG)
Final Price: $6.38
Febreze Candles $4.99
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/31 PG)
Final Price: $3.99
Frebreze Noticeables kit $4.99
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/31 PG)
Final Price $3.99
Luvs Diapers Mega Pack $8.99
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/15PG)
Final Price: $7.99
Pampers Diapers $8.99
Coupon Available: $1.00/1 (02/08 PG)
Final Price: $7.99
Bounce Fabric Sheets $4.99
Coupon Available: 25 cents/1 (03/01 PG)
Final Price: $4.49
Downy Liquid Fabric Softener $4.99
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03/01)
Final Price: $3.99
Cascade Dish detergent $4.99
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03/01 PG)
Final Price: $3.99
Dawn Liquid Dish Detergent: $3.99
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Pillsbury Biscuits/Rolls/or Crusts 4/$4*
Purchase any for select varieties of refriderated products and receive $1 off your purchase.
(You must purchase 4 cans to get this price. Lesser quantities will be $1.25 each)
Coupons Available:
40 cents/1 Pizza Crust (01/25 SS)
50 cents/3 Biscuits (03/15 SS)
40 cents/2 Italian Meal Breads (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 20 cents - 60 cents
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Dr Pepper Deal:
Purchase 3 (three) 12 packs of Dr Pepper, any variety, and get 1 free 12 pack of Dr. Pepper product
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Other advertised specials:
Wheat Thins and/or Triscuits 2/$4
Coupon Available: $2/2 (01/25 SS)
Coupon Available: $1/2 (03/15 SS)
Final Price: $1 - $1.50 a box (depending on coupon)
Kellogg's Cereal, select varieties $2.18
Coupon Available: 70 cents/1 (02/22 RP)
Final Price: $1.48
Dole Canned Pineapple 10/$10
Coupon Available: 55 cents/2
Final Price: 73 cents each
Coffeemate Creamer 2/$5
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1
Final Price: $1.50
Land o Lakes Butter Quarters $1.99
Coupon Available: 55 cents/1 (03/29 SS)
Final Price: $1.44
Ragu Spaghetti Sauce 2/$3
Hawaiian Punch, 128 oz $1.77
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
For other great deals for stores including Walmart, Target, Aldi, CVS, Walgreen's, and Shaw's be sure to head over to an absolutely awesome site, The "Cent"sible Sawyer
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Some Information on Shortcuts E-coupons
Several Weeks Ago, I sent this message to Shortcuts.com to clarify what I found in this post, by MommySnacks.
Email sent...
"I have been receiving conflicting information on whether or not coupons from Shortcut.com can be combined with paper coupons.
There have been several instances when I have a paper coupon and have loaded an e-coupon on my shopping card. Because the e-coupon is reflective on the receipt I do not know if the e-coupon has been redeemed until I am handed the receipt (while I am trying desperately to keep my son's hands from touching everything around him: candy, cookies, lip balm, etc)
I have looked through the Terms of Use for this program and am still left unsure. I would like to do what is ethically correct and need some guidance.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!"
The Response From Shortcuts.com:
Hello Lori,
Thanks for contacting us. The instance in which you are referring to is known as STACKING. Currently, in some retail stores this can be achieved, however, the manufactures of the coupons are working to resolve this issue in the near future. Also, when stacking occurs all coupons can become obsolete in a transaction if the amount of the coupon exceeds a certain dollar off amount. We are working closely with our partners and our cpg partners to work towards resolution and clarity of this issue in the near future.
Thank You,
Shortcuts.com
Next Email Sent:
Thank you for your response. I do have one other question. If an e-coupon has been loaded but a paper coupon is available that would make a product a "better deal", will there be a way to decline the use of the e-coupon?
Response From Shortcuts
The current configuration of the systems are set up to accept Online coupons first-you may chose to ask the cashier to remove it and as a courtesy they will typically remove the unwanted online coupon.
Email sent...
"I have been receiving conflicting information on whether or not coupons from Shortcut.com can be combined with paper coupons.
There have been several instances when I have a paper coupon and have loaded an e-coupon on my shopping card. Because the e-coupon is reflective on the receipt I do not know if the e-coupon has been redeemed until I am handed the receipt (while I am trying desperately to keep my son's hands from touching everything around him: candy, cookies, lip balm, etc)
I have looked through the Terms of Use for this program and am still left unsure. I would like to do what is ethically correct and need some guidance.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!"
The Response From Shortcuts.com:
Hello Lori,
Thanks for contacting us. The instance in which you are referring to is known as STACKING. Currently, in some retail stores this can be achieved, however, the manufactures of the coupons are working to resolve this issue in the near future. Also, when stacking occurs all coupons can become obsolete in a transaction if the amount of the coupon exceeds a certain dollar off amount. We are working closely with our partners and our cpg partners to work towards resolution and clarity of this issue in the near future.
Thank You,
Shortcuts.com
Next Email Sent:
Thank you for your response. I do have one other question. If an e-coupon has been loaded but a paper coupon is available that would make a product a "better deal", will there be a way to decline the use of the e-coupon?
Response From Shortcuts
The current configuration of the systems are set up to accept Online coupons first-you may chose to ask the cashier to remove it and as a courtesy they will typically remove the unwanted online coupon.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Free 12 pack of Diet Pepsi
Go here to print a coupon for a free 12 pack of Diet Pepsi.
If you are a Mac user, be sure to use Safari to print.
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Free Thomas The Train at Toys R Us
Thanks to Money Saving Mom (MSM) and Freebies 4 Mom for sharing this awesome information! I could not have said it any better that MSM so I am just going to directly quote her.
"... I'm guessing these will go quickly so if you're interested in taking advantage of this deal, I recommend going early on Saturday.To make it more worth your while, bring your children with you on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. and they can enjoy special activities and freebies in celebration of the Little People 50th Birthday celebration."
To print your Thomas coupon that says "one per guest", click here. You will be redirected to MSM's site to access the coupon.
Click here for more information on the Birthday Celebration. According to this, participants get a free Little Peopl
e DVD, while supplies last.
"... I'm guessing these will go quickly so if you're interested in taking advantage of this deal, I recommend going early on Saturday.To make it more worth your while, bring your children with you on Saturday between 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. and they can enjoy special activities and freebies in celebration of the Little People 50th Birthday celebration."
To print your Thomas coupon that says "one per guest", click here. You will be redirected to MSM's site to access the coupon.
Click here for more information on the Birthday Celebration. According to this, participants get a free Little Peopl
e DVD, while supplies last.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Kroger Preview for week of 03/22
What to look for this coming week at Kroger:
RITZ CRACKER DEAL
Purchase three (3) 12 pk cans of any Coke product and get TWO (2) boxes of Ritz crackers free
QUAKER DEAL
Save $4 instantly off your total purchase when you purchase any four participating Quaker products. This will take $1 dollar off each item. Limit 1 Reward per transaction.
Products Shown/Listed:
Quaker Life Cereal
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Avail: $1/2 (01/04 RP)
Instant Savings: $1 per box
Final Price: $1.00 per box
Captain Crunch Berries
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (01/04 RP)
(this coupon is listed as for Capt Crunch cereal. Will it work for the berry kind?)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 50 cents per box
Quaker Oatmeal to Go
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: 55 cents/1 (01/04 RP)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 95 cents per box
Quaker True Delights
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 RP)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 50 cents per box
Pillsbury Biscuits/Rolls/or Crusts 4/$4*
(You must purchase 4 cans to get this price. Lesser quantities will be $1.25 each)
Coupons Available:
40 cents/1 Pizza Crust (01/25 SS)
50 cents/3 Biscuits (03/15 SS)
40 cents/2 Italian Meal Breads (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 20 cents - 60 cents
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Tyson Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
Sale Price: $1.99 a pound
Kroger Gallon Milk: 2/$5
Hunt's Snack Packs: 10/$10
Hunt's Pasta Sauce: 10/$10
Peter Pan: $1.99
Chef Boyardee: 10/$10
Hunt's Manwich: 10/$10
Rotel: 87 cents
Lipton Tea: $2.99
Healthy Choice Frozen Entree's 5/$10
Marie Callender's: 5/$10
Turkey Hill Ice Cream: 2/$5
Ore-ida French Fries: 2/$5
Green Giant Frozen Veggies: 2/$4
Banquet Entrees: 10/$10
Mrs. Paul's Seafood: 2/$7
Kraft Cheese: Shredded, Bar, Cubes: 2/$3
Rubbermaid Food Storage Easy Find Lids Only
Sale Price: $1.99
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: 99 cents
Angel Soft Bath Tissue- 9 mega or 12 double
Sale Price: $5.99
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 02/22)
Final Price: $4.99
Tropicana Orange Juice, 64 oz
Sale Price: $2.39
Coupon Available: $1/2
Final Price: $1.89 each (buy 2)
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
I get my Kroger ad through my local paper on Fridays as part of a special savings circular that is put out. Therefore, I have access to many of the upcoming deals prior to alot of other people.
Ways to benefit from this:
1) Pull out coupons to use early and be able to shop early on Sunday (helps especially with Mega 10 events).
2) Be able to purchase coupons (paying for person's time to cut them, not for the coupons themselves) from places such as ebay and Taylortown Coupon Review for items that you can get either free or almost free and have them arrive via mail before the end of the next week.
3) Check for the upcoming coupons in Sunday's paper through Taylortown Coupon Review to know whether or not it will be worth it to you to purchase more than paper.
4) Just knowing the scoop ahead of time!
RITZ CRACKER DEAL
Purchase three (3) 12 pk cans of any Coke product and get TWO (2) boxes of Ritz crackers free
QUAKER DEAL
Save $4 instantly off your total purchase when you purchase any four participating Quaker products. This will take $1 dollar off each item. Limit 1 Reward per transaction.
Products Shown/Listed:
Quaker Life Cereal
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Avail: $1/2 (01/04 RP)
Instant Savings: $1 per box
Final Price: $1.00 per box
Captain Crunch Berries
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (01/04 RP)
(this coupon is listed as for Capt Crunch cereal. Will it work for the berry kind?)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 50 cents per box
Quaker Oatmeal to Go
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: 55 cents/1 (01/04 RP)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 95 cents per box
Quaker True Delights
Sale Price: 4/$10
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 RP)
Instant Savings: $1
Final Price: 50 cents per box
Pillsbury Biscuits/Rolls/or Crusts 4/$4*
(You must purchase 4 cans to get this price. Lesser quantities will be $1.25 each)
Coupons Available:
40 cents/1 Pizza Crust (01/25 SS)
50 cents/3 Biscuits (03/15 SS)
40 cents/2 Italian Meal Breads (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 20 cents - 60 cents
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Tyson Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breasts
Sale Price: $1.99 a pound
Kroger Gallon Milk: 2/$5
Hunt's Snack Packs: 10/$10
Hunt's Pasta Sauce: 10/$10
Peter Pan: $1.99
Chef Boyardee: 10/$10
Hunt's Manwich: 10/$10
Rotel: 87 cents
Lipton Tea: $2.99
Healthy Choice Frozen Entree's 5/$10
Marie Callender's: 5/$10
Turkey Hill Ice Cream: 2/$5
Ore-ida French Fries: 2/$5
Green Giant Frozen Veggies: 2/$4
Banquet Entrees: 10/$10
Mrs. Paul's Seafood: 2/$7
Kraft Cheese: Shredded, Bar, Cubes: 2/$3
Rubbermaid Food Storage Easy Find Lids Only
Sale Price: $1.99
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: 99 cents
Angel Soft Bath Tissue- 9 mega or 12 double
Sale Price: $5.99
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 02/22)
Final Price: $4.99
Tropicana Orange Juice, 64 oz
Sale Price: $2.39
Coupon Available: $1/2
Final Price: $1.89 each (buy 2)
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
I get my Kroger ad through my local paper on Fridays as part of a special savings circular that is put out. Therefore, I have access to many of the upcoming deals prior to alot of other people.
Ways to benefit from this:
1) Pull out coupons to use early and be able to shop early on Sunday (helps especially with Mega 10 events).
2) Be able to purchase coupons (paying for person's time to cut them, not for the coupons themselves) from places such as ebay and Taylortown Coupon Review for items that you can get either free or almost free and have them arrive via mail before the end of the next week.
3) Check for the upcoming coupons in Sunday's paper through Taylortown Coupon Review to know whether or not it will be worth it to you to purchase more than paper.
4) Just knowing the scoop ahead of time!
Thursday, March 19, 2009
A giveaway - Awesome Stickers!
And the winner is....
Thanks for all who entered!
Around a month ago I came across the Etsy shop of Lauren Alexander. Since then, I have stopped by everyday to look at the amazing items that she has for sale. Her watercolors are so simple, elegant, and fun.
I have fallen in love. My only problem: choosing which ones that I want to decorate my daughters' room with!
Here is an example of her awesome work
(all images copied with permission)
Also, her items are all so amazingly priced!
3x5 prints are $4.00.
"It is 3.5"x5" including the colored border giving it the illusion of being matted already -- perfect for framing! The image is archival and has a matte finish."
Pendants for $5.25 of an original watercolor. These would be great for Mother's Day gifts.
Lauren has so graciously allowed me to host a giveaway of one set of 15 stickers from her store. The stickers are 2"x2" and feature 15 of her original watercolors. They would be great to give as a gift, use on a greeting card, or use them to decorate with! They would also be great in Easter baskets!
(This is a picture of the exact stickers that the winner of the giveaway will receive.)
To enter:
1.)Please visit Lauren Alexander's Etsy shop and come back here and leave a comment with which print/item you fell in love with (or all of them if if you are like me).
2.)That's it. No other strings attached. Isn't that sweet?
Be sure to leave me a way to contact you if you are the winner!
This giveaway will be open until March 26th at 9:00 p.m. EST.
Thanks for all who entered!
Around a month ago I came across the Etsy shop of Lauren Alexander. Since then, I have stopped by everyday to look at the amazing items that she has for sale. Her watercolors are so simple, elegant, and fun.
I have fallen in love. My only problem: choosing which ones that I want to decorate my daughters' room with!
Here is an example of her awesome work
(all images copied with permission)
Also, her items are all so amazingly priced!
3x5 prints are $4.00.
"It is 3.5"x5" including the colored border giving it the illusion of being matted already -- perfect for framing! The image is archival and has a matte finish."
Pendants for $5.25 of an original watercolor. These would be great for Mother's Day gifts.
Lauren has so graciously allowed me to host a giveaway of one set of 15 stickers from her store. The stickers are 2"x2" and feature 15 of her original watercolors. They would be great to give as a gift, use on a greeting card, or use them to decorate with! They would also be great in Easter baskets!
(This is a picture of the exact stickers that the winner of the giveaway will receive.)
To enter:
1.)Please visit Lauren Alexander's Etsy shop and come back here and leave a comment with which print/item you fell in love with (or all of them if if you are like me).
2.)That's it. No other strings attached. Isn't that sweet?
Be sure to leave me a way to contact you if you are the winner!
This giveaway will be open until March 26th at 9:00 p.m. EST.
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
A Mommy Sick Day
Today I am taking a sick day. I will not be in charge of changing diapers. I will not be in charge of making breakfast then cleaning the dishes. I will not be in charge of then repeating those same steps at lunch. And then again at dinner.
I will not be in charge of wiping greenish ooze from under chapped little noses. I will not be in charge of administering medicine at the proper time. I will not be wearing green ooze on my shirt from a random run by, wipe nose on Mommy event or from my eight month old miserably wiping her face back and forth on my shoulder.
I will not be in charge of making sure that everyone has a bath only to not get one for myself until 5:30 p.m. when my hubby gets home.
I will not be in charge of coming up with fun and interesting ideas for my son while I try to teach consonant and vowel blends to my daughter.
I will go to bed with a magazine and a good sleeping/antihistamine medication and sleep all day. Maybe into late afternoon. Then, I will turn the electric blanket up a little higher, snuggle in to bed with a good book and stay until dinner is suddenly and wonderfully served.
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At 7:00 a.m., all dreams of a Mommy sick day are dashed as hubby hurries out the door. On with the ooze, on with the slime, on with the day!
I will not be in charge of wiping greenish ooze from under chapped little noses. I will not be in charge of administering medicine at the proper time. I will not be wearing green ooze on my shirt from a random run by, wipe nose on Mommy event or from my eight month old miserably wiping her face back and forth on my shoulder.
I will not be in charge of making sure that everyone has a bath only to not get one for myself until 5:30 p.m. when my hubby gets home.
I will not be in charge of coming up with fun and interesting ideas for my son while I try to teach consonant and vowel blends to my daughter.
I will go to bed with a magazine and a good sleeping/antihistamine medication and sleep all day. Maybe into late afternoon. Then, I will turn the electric blanket up a little higher, snuggle in to bed with a good book and stay until dinner is suddenly and wonderfully served.
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At 7:00 a.m., all dreams of a Mommy sick day are dashed as hubby hurries out the door. On with the ooze, on with the slime, on with the day!
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Tip On Tuesday - Coffee Filters
We are a snack family. In the afternoon, while watching our favorite afternoon cartoon, we enjoy a healthy or sometime on the unhealthy side snack (apple slices, marshmallows, graham crackers, chocolate chip cookies, raisins, yogurt, popcorn...not all at once though!)
I am always looking for something to put our snacks in that can be easily held by both my 6 year old and my 3 year old. This is not an easy feat. Until today. I had an "aha" moment with this...
A cone shaped coffee filter. It is magic! Not only is it bio-degradable, it is reusable. It is the perfect shape for little and a little bit bigger hands. And, they are relatively cheap- I bought a pack of 100 for about $1.50.
An afternoon snack of animal crackers...
Give it a try!
I am always looking for something to put our snacks in that can be easily held by both my 6 year old and my 3 year old. This is not an easy feat. Until today. I had an "aha" moment with this...
A cone shaped coffee filter. It is magic! Not only is it bio-degradable, it is reusable. It is the perfect shape for little and a little bit bigger hands. And, they are relatively cheap- I bought a pack of 100 for about $1.50.
An afternoon snack of animal crackers...
Give it a try!
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Oh Crap.
These are the words that came out of my daughter's mouth today when she couldn't figure out how to work a Master Lock.
"Little Cheese...don't say that." said Mama
"But Daddy says it." says little cheese (and I also know that I say it)
Daddy and Little Cheese are on the couch together. Daddy is half asleep.
"Well, little Cheese is not going to". said Mama with a stern but loving voice.
Nothing like the words out of the mouth of babes to remind you of the words that so freely flow from your own mouth!
Ha Ha Ha!
"Little Cheese...don't say that." said Mama
"But Daddy says it." says little cheese (and I also know that I say it)
Daddy and Little Cheese are on the couch together. Daddy is half asleep.
"Well, little Cheese is not going to". said Mama with a stern but loving voice.
Nothing like the words out of the mouth of babes to remind you of the words that so freely flow from your own mouth!
Ha Ha Ha!
Friday, March 13, 2009
Kroger Preview for week of 03/15
Kroger is still running the Mega 10 event this week with the same products on sale as last week, according to the flyer. The deals for this event are located toward the bottom of this post. For the original post with only these deals, click here.
Kroger is having a "Real Fans Get Real Savings" event this week.
Save $5 instantly when you purchase $15 in participating Unilever products, which equals 30 cents per item. Limit one reward per transaction
The items listed in the ad:
Hellmann's Mayonnaise-22oz squeeze or 30 oz jar
Sale Price: 2/$7 ($3.50 each)
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $3.20 each
Breyers Icecream
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $2.69
Lipton Tea Bags- 100 ct
Sale Price: 2/$6
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 01/18)
Final Price: $1.70 each
Lipton Iced Tea To Go
Sale Price: 2/$5
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 01/18)
Final Price: $1.20 each
Lipton Family Size bags - select varieties
Sale Price: 2/$4
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1
Final Price: 70 cents each
Klondike Bars
Sale Price: 2/$6
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $2.70 each
Ragu Pasta Sauce
Sale Price: 2/$3
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: $1/3
Final Price: 86 cents each (must buy three)
End of Products listed for the $5/$15 deal
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Other Specials starting March 15th
Select Pepsi 12 pack products
Sale Price: 3/$10
Promotion: Free 12 of DIET PEPSI when you purchase any three 12 packs of pepsi products in a single transaction. Limit 1 free 12 pack per tranaction
Kroger Grade A 18 ct eggs
Sale Price: 3/$5
Betty Crocker Warm Delights
Sale Price: $1.69
Coupons Available:
50 cents/1 (GM 02/08)
or 55 cents/1 here
Final Price: $1.14 - 69 cents
Scott Bath Tissue - select varities (4 rolls package pictured)
Sale Price: $2.99
Coupon Available: $1/1 (SS 02/08)
Final Price: $1.99
Huggies Diapers - Snug & Dry or Supreme Only
(Natural Fit diapers are pictured)
Sale Price: $9.99
Coupon Available :
$3/1 Natural Fit Diaper here
$1.50/1 (SS 03/01)
Final Price: $6.99 - $8.49
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Get $10 off your next shopping trip when you buy $25 in participating products (via printed coupon at checkout). Maximum of $30 reward with $75 purchase. Valid from 03/15 - 03/26)
Products include:
Aquafresh
Tums
Alli
Sensodyne
Beano
Nicorette
Polident
Fiber Choice
Nicoderm CQ
Poligrip
BC
Commit
Abreva
Goody's
Breathe Right
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Kroger is having a Mega 10 event again this week. When you purchase 10 participating items, $5 is taken off your purchase order or 50 cents per item. Three rewards can be done per transaction.
Coupon Matches for Event:
Country Crock
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 29 cents
Dixie Napkins 200 ct
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 49 cents
Dole Fruit Bowls
Sale Price: $2.19
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/2 (01-11 SS)
Final Price: $1.31 each (buy two)
Purex Liquid Laundry (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: $1.79
Nature Valley Granola Bars
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03-08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents
Sargento Cheese (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01-25 SS)
Final Price: $1.19
Kelloggs Cereals (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 70 cents/1
Final Price: $1.29
Freschetta Pizza
Sale Price: $4.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 SS) or $1.25/2 (2/8 SS)
Final Price: $2.99 or $2.87 (if you buy two)
Cottonelle Bath Tissue (12 Double Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (02/01 SS)
Final Price: $4.99
Viva Paper Towels (6 Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01/11 SS)
Final Price: $5.29
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/2
Final Price (for two): 99 cents each
Ken's Salad Dressings
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/2 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents each
Pepperidge Farm Frozen Breads
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 69 cents
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (02/08 GM)
Final Price: 79 cents
Colgate Toothpaste or brush
Sale Price: $1.50
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/1
Final Price: 25 cents
Tylenol (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: $1.50
Motrin (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01/04 RP)
Final Price: $1.50
Non-coupon Event items:
Powerade
Sale: 99 cents
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: 49 cents
Betty Crocker Specialty Potatoes
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final price: 99 cents
Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
I get my Kroger ad through my local paper on Fridays as part of a special savings circular that is put out. Therefore, I have access to many of the upcoming deals prior to alot of other people.
Ways to benefit from this:
1) Pull out coupons to use early and be able to shop early on Sunday (helps especially with Mega 10 events).
2) Be able to purchase coupons (paying for person's time to cut them, not for the coupons themselves) from places such as ebay and Taylortown Coupon Review for items that you can get either free or almost free and have them arrive via mail before the end of the next week.
3) Check for the upcoming coupons in Sunday's paper through Taylortown Coupon Review to know whether or not it will be worth it to you to purchase more than paper.
4) Just knowing the scoop ahead of time!
Kroger is having a "Real Fans Get Real Savings" event this week.
Save $5 instantly when you purchase $15 in participating Unilever products, which equals 30 cents per item. Limit one reward per transaction
The items listed in the ad:
Hellmann's Mayonnaise-22oz squeeze or 30 oz jar
Sale Price: 2/$7 ($3.50 each)
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $3.20 each
Breyers Icecream
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $2.69
Lipton Tea Bags- 100 ct
Sale Price: 2/$6
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 01/18)
Final Price: $1.70 each
Lipton Iced Tea To Go
Sale Price: 2/$5
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (RP 01/18)
Final Price: $1.20 each
Lipton Family Size bags - select varieties
Sale Price: 2/$4
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1
Final Price: 70 cents each
Klondike Bars
Sale Price: 2/$6
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Final Price: $2.70 each
Ragu Pasta Sauce
Sale Price: 2/$3
Instant Savings: 30 cents
Coupon Available: $1/3
Final Price: 86 cents each (must buy three)
End of Products listed for the $5/$15 deal
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Other Specials starting March 15th
Select Pepsi 12 pack products
Sale Price: 3/$10
Promotion: Free 12 of DIET PEPSI when you purchase any three 12 packs of pepsi products in a single transaction. Limit 1 free 12 pack per tranaction
Kroger Grade A 18 ct eggs
Sale Price: 3/$5
Betty Crocker Warm Delights
Sale Price: $1.69
Coupons Available:
50 cents/1 (GM 02/08)
or 55 cents/1 here
Final Price: $1.14 - 69 cents
Scott Bath Tissue - select varities (4 rolls package pictured)
Sale Price: $2.99
Coupon Available: $1/1 (SS 02/08)
Final Price: $1.99
Huggies Diapers - Snug & Dry or Supreme Only
(Natural Fit diapers are pictured)
Sale Price: $9.99
Coupon Available :
$3/1 Natural Fit Diaper here
$1.50/1 (SS 03/01)
Final Price: $6.99 - $8.49
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Get $10 off your next shopping trip when you buy $25 in participating products (via printed coupon at checkout). Maximum of $30 reward with $75 purchase. Valid from 03/15 - 03/26)
Products include:
Aquafresh
Tums
Alli
Sensodyne
Beano
Nicorette
Polident
Fiber Choice
Nicoderm CQ
Poligrip
BC
Commit
Abreva
Goody's
Breathe Right
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Kroger is having a Mega 10 event again this week. When you purchase 10 participating items, $5 is taken off your purchase order or 50 cents per item. Three rewards can be done per transaction.
Coupon Matches for Event:
Country Crock
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 29 cents
Dixie Napkins 200 ct
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 49 cents
Dole Fruit Bowls
Sale Price: $2.19
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/2 (01-11 SS)
Final Price: $1.31 each (buy two)
Purex Liquid Laundry (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: $1.79
Nature Valley Granola Bars
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03-08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents
Sargento Cheese (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01-25 SS)
Final Price: $1.19
Kelloggs Cereals (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 70 cents/1
Final Price: $1.29
Freschetta Pizza
Sale Price: $4.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 SS) or $1.25/2 (2/8 SS)
Final Price: $2.99 or $2.87 (if you buy two)
Cottonelle Bath Tissue (12 Double Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (02/01 SS)
Final Price: $4.99
Viva Paper Towels (6 Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01/11 SS)
Final Price: $5.29
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/2
Final Price (for two): 99 cents each
Ken's Salad Dressings
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/2 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents each
Pepperidge Farm Frozen Breads
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 69 cents
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (02/08 GM)
Final Price: 79 cents
Colgate Toothpaste or brush
Sale Price: $1.50
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/1
Final Price: 25 cents
Tylenol (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: $1.50
Motrin (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01/04 RP)
Final Price: $1.50
Non-coupon Event items:
Powerade
Sale: 99 cents
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: 49 cents
Betty Crocker Specialty Potatoes
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final price: 99 cents
Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
I get my Kroger ad through my local paper on Fridays as part of a special savings circular that is put out. Therefore, I have access to many of the upcoming deals prior to alot of other people.
Ways to benefit from this:
1) Pull out coupons to use early and be able to shop early on Sunday (helps especially with Mega 10 events).
2) Be able to purchase coupons (paying for person's time to cut them, not for the coupons themselves) from places such as ebay and Taylortown Coupon Review for items that you can get either free or almost free and have them arrive via mail before the end of the next week.
3) Check for the upcoming coupons in Sunday's paper through Taylortown Coupon Review to know whether or not it will be worth it to you to purchase more than paper.
4) Just knowing the scoop ahead of time!
Thursday, March 12, 2009
shortcuts
Several Weeks Ago, I sent this message to Shortcuts.com to clarify what I found in this post, by MommySnacks.
Email sent...
"I have been receiving conflicting information on whether or not coupons from Shortcut.com can be combined with paper coupons.
There have been several instances when I have a paper coupon and have loaded an e-coupon on my shopping card. Because the e-coupon is reflective on the receipt I do not know if the e-coupon has been redeemed until I am handed the receipt (while I am trying desperately to keep my son's hands from touching everything around him: candy, cookies, lip balm, etc)
I have looked through the Terms of Use for this program and am still left unsure. I would like to do what is ethically correct and need some guidance.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!"
The Response From Shortcuts.com:
Hello Lori,
Thanks for contacting us. The instance in which you are referring to is known as STACKING. Currently, in some retail stores this can be achieved, however, the manufactures of the coupons are working to resolve this issue in the near future. Also, when stacking occurs all coupons can become obsolete in a transaction if the amount of the coupon exceeds a certain dollar off amount. We are working closely with our partners and our cpg partners to work towards resolution and clarity of this issue in the near future.
Thank You,
Shortcuts.com
Email sent...
"I have been receiving conflicting information on whether or not coupons from Shortcut.com can be combined with paper coupons.
There have been several instances when I have a paper coupon and have loaded an e-coupon on my shopping card. Because the e-coupon is reflective on the receipt I do not know if the e-coupon has been redeemed until I am handed the receipt (while I am trying desperately to keep my son's hands from touching everything around him: candy, cookies, lip balm, etc)
I have looked through the Terms of Use for this program and am still left unsure. I would like to do what is ethically correct and need some guidance.
Thank you in advance for your assistance!"
The Response From Shortcuts.com:
Hello Lori,
Thanks for contacting us. The instance in which you are referring to is known as STACKING. Currently, in some retail stores this can be achieved, however, the manufactures of the coupons are working to resolve this issue in the near future. Also, when stacking occurs all coupons can become obsolete in a transaction if the amount of the coupon exceeds a certain dollar off amount. We are working closely with our partners and our cpg partners to work towards resolution and clarity of this issue in the near future.
Thank You,
Shortcuts.com
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
A super-duper diaper deal - Updated
I was just recently made aware by my friend Carrie at MoneySavingMethods that e-coupons and paper coupons are not suppose to be used together. I sincerely had no idea! If you would like more information on the subject, please visit this post by Mommy Snacks
I am sure that by now you have heard of the $5 and $3 off Huggies coupons available here. If you haven't already printed them, hurry! I have been able to print them twice.
There is now a $1.50 off any package of Huggies Diapers on Shortcuts.com!
If you are new to Shortcuts, they are coupons that you add directly to your store customer reward card. When you purchase the product for the electronic coupon that you have loaded directly to your card, you get the savings taken immediately off at the register-no physical coupon required.
After reading this post by Mommy Snacks, I will purposefully be more careful when loading coupons to my card! I want to use the highest amount coupon available-in this case the $5 off a package of diapers. Once a coupon is loaded to your card, it will automatically come off and then that would be the only coupon you could use.
Through the night
Have you ever had a sickness that just won't leave your house? It creeps in and takes root under the floor boards and in the light fixtures. I've learned this crafty trick of germs you see. They like to hide in non-conspicuous places so that just when someone thinks that they are getting better, they can creep out of the wonderful hiding place and make you sick again!
That is what is happening in our house with my little 3 year old and my hubby. Sick. Sick, icky, hacky, coughy, runny, non-sleeping, achy, hot, feverish, greenish-goo, sleep early but not through the night sick.
And they are in a vicious circle. My daughters, thankfully, are not in this circle.
Last night was a wonderful experience...in the loosest of terms. First, my son who is feverish and hot has the wrong reaction to the cold medicine and is a live wire. He can't go to sleep.
"Mommy....I need a drink" Take him a sippy cup of water.
"Mommy....I need to blow my nose" Leave a pack of tissues in his bed.
"Mommy....can I throw the tissues in the floor?" Move trash can closer.
"Mommy....I need to potty" Seriously consider moving him to the bathroom to sleep.
"Mommy....I need medicine" Already given all I can...seriously my son loves medicine.
Finally he goes to sleep.
My youngest, 8 months, has taken an affection to sleeping in my bed at night. This is not something that I like or am even fond of. But, at mid-night something has to give so I put her in bed. Hubby is in that funny state that only a fever can bring on so she is only keeping me awake at this point (she sleeps in a pack-n-play in our room). I bring her to bed and all she wants is to touch my face. Hands, one on my nose, the other on my chin and she falls asleep. I move slightly because her little sharp nails are cutting into my nose and she stirs....
"Ma Ma Na Na..." she says before falling back asleep. After she is good and asleep, back to her own bed. I check the clock and it is now 12:30 a.m.-two hours after I get to bed. What do I do? Burst of energy, check emails and leave comments on a couple blogs.
To bed...to bed. Fifteen minutes later, my 3 year old is awake again. His crying wakes the baby and the whole saga starts again.
My plight? I have a sore toe. Something called fingernail clippers got to a sore spot on my toe nail and now the whole thing is bright red and incredibly painful.
Pray for me!
Anyway...what to do Wednesday?
How in the world do you disinfect your home to keep the creepy crud away? Any practical suggestions are more than welcome.
That is what is happening in our house with my little 3 year old and my hubby. Sick. Sick, icky, hacky, coughy, runny, non-sleeping, achy, hot, feverish, greenish-goo, sleep early but not through the night sick.
And they are in a vicious circle. My daughters, thankfully, are not in this circle.
Last night was a wonderful experience...in the loosest of terms. First, my son who is feverish and hot has the wrong reaction to the cold medicine and is a live wire. He can't go to sleep.
"Mommy....I need a drink" Take him a sippy cup of water.
"Mommy....I need to blow my nose" Leave a pack of tissues in his bed.
"Mommy....can I throw the tissues in the floor?" Move trash can closer.
"Mommy....I need to potty" Seriously consider moving him to the bathroom to sleep.
"Mommy....I need medicine" Already given all I can...seriously my son loves medicine.
Finally he goes to sleep.
My youngest, 8 months, has taken an affection to sleeping in my bed at night. This is not something that I like or am even fond of. But, at mid-night something has to give so I put her in bed. Hubby is in that funny state that only a fever can bring on so she is only keeping me awake at this point (she sleeps in a pack-n-play in our room). I bring her to bed and all she wants is to touch my face. Hands, one on my nose, the other on my chin and she falls asleep. I move slightly because her little sharp nails are cutting into my nose and she stirs....
"Ma Ma Na Na..." she says before falling back asleep. After she is good and asleep, back to her own bed. I check the clock and it is now 12:30 a.m.-two hours after I get to bed. What do I do? Burst of energy, check emails and leave comments on a couple blogs.
To bed...to bed. Fifteen minutes later, my 3 year old is awake again. His crying wakes the baby and the whole saga starts again.
My plight? I have a sore toe. Something called fingernail clippers got to a sore spot on my toe nail and now the whole thing is bright red and incredibly painful.
Pray for me!
Anyway...what to do Wednesday?
How in the world do you disinfect your home to keep the creepy crud away? Any practical suggestions are more than welcome.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Kroger Deals starting March 8th
Life has been a little crazy on my homefront...I am so sorry for the delay in getting this up.
Kroger is having a Mega 10 event again this week. When you purchase 10 participating items, $5 is taken off your purchase order or 50 cents per item. Three rewards can be done per transaction.
Coupon Matches for Event:
Country Crock
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 29 cents
Dixie Napkins 200 ct
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 49 cents
Dole Fruit Bowls
Sale Price: $2.19
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/2 (01-11 SS)
Final Price: $1.31 each (buy two)
Purex Liquid Laundry (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: $1.79
Nature Valley Granola Bars
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03-08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents
Sargento Cheese (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01-25 SS)
Final Price: $1.19
Kelloggs Cereals (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 70 cents/1
Final Price: $1.29
Freschetta Pizza
Sale Price: $4.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 SS) or $1.25/2 (2/8 SS)
Final Price: $2.99 or $2.87 (if you buy two)
Cottonelle Bath Tissue (12 Double Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (02/01 SS)
Final Price: $4.99
Viva Paper Towels (6 Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01/11 SS)
Final Price: $5.29
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/2
Final Price (for two): 99 cents each
Ken's Salad Dressings
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/2 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents each
Pepperidge Farm Frozen Breads
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 69 cents
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (02/08 GM)
Final Price: 79 cents
Colgate Toothpaste or brush
Sale Price: $1.50
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/1
Final Price: 25 cents
Tylenol (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: $1.50
Motrin (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01/04 RP)
Final Price: $1.50
Non-coupon Event items:
Powerade
Sale: 99 cents
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: 49 cents
Betty Crocker Specialty Potatoes
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final price: 99 cents
Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
Kroger is having a Mega 10 event again this week. When you purchase 10 participating items, $5 is taken off your purchase order or 50 cents per item. Three rewards can be done per transaction.
Coupon Matches for Event:
Country Crock
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 29 cents
Dixie Napkins 200 ct
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01-18 RP)
Final Price: 49 cents
Dole Fruit Bowls
Sale Price: $2.19
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/2 (01-11 SS)
Final Price: $1.31 each (buy two)
Purex Liquid Laundry (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: $1.79
Nature Valley Granola Bars
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (03-08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents
Sargento Cheese (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01-25 SS)
Final Price: $1.19
Kelloggs Cereals (select varieties)
Sale Price: $2.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 70 cents/1
Final Price: $1.29
Freschetta Pizza
Sale Price: $4.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (03/01 SS) or $1.25/2 (2/8 SS)
Final Price: $2.99 or $2.87 (if you buy two)
Cottonelle Bath Tissue (12 Double Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/1 (02/01 SS)
Final Price: $4.99
Viva Paper Towels (6 Rolls)
Sale Price: $6.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (01/11 SS)
Final Price: $5.29
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 50 cents/2
Final Price (for two): 99 cents each
Ken's Salad Dressings
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/2 (03/08 SS)
Final Price: 99 cents each
Pepperidge Farm Frozen Breads
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 40 cents/1 (01/18 SS)
Final Price: 69 cents
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 35 cents/1 (02/08 GM)
Final Price: 79 cents
Colgate Toothpaste or brush
Sale Price: $1.50
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: 75 cents/1
Final Price: 25 cents
Tylenol (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1
Final Price: $1.50
Motrin (20-24 ct)
Sale Price: $3.00
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Coupon Available: $1/1 (01/04 RP)
Final Price: $1.50
Non-coupon Event items:
Powerade
Sale: 99 cents
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: 49 cents
Betty Crocker Specialty Potatoes
Sale Price: $1.49
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final price: 99 cents
Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies
Sale Price: $1.99
Instant Savings: 50 cents
Final Price: $1.49
*I do research on the following sites to obtain coupon matches, The Coupon Mom, Ebay, and Taylor Town Coupon Review. I also dig through my own coupons. Please note that different coupons are available in different areas. My local Kroger doubles coupons up to and including 50 cents. Be sure to check with your local Kroger for the coupon policy.
Friday, March 6, 2009
$1 off printables...Tylenol, Desitin
Thursday, March 5, 2009
When all are sick...
For the last week by sweet husband has been home sick. My kids have been sick, I have been sick. Life is funny when everyone is sick. Things slow down. Grumpiness grows...as quickly as the germs.
One night, my sweet husband rolled over and took up too much space on my side. I knew that he felt miserable so I gave him permission to stay where he was. I did however, forbid him to breathe my way! I actually said "You can stay where you are but you have to breathe the other way." Very grumpily of course.
My little ones are so anxious to do something, anything. What do you do when you are sick and unable to move but you still have little ones (or older ones for that matter) that still want to play?
Any suggestions?
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
$3 off at Save-a-lot
I received a coupon in the mail for $3 off any Save-A-Lot store purchase of $10 or more. I don't have a Save-A-Lot around here but would be happy to mail this to anyone that would like to have it! Just leave me a comment!
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