Where Every Penny Counts
Right now, you can save 40% off one regular priced item at Michael’s with this printable coupon here. There is also a coupon for 25% off your entire purchase (only includes “regular priced items”). The coupon is valid through 2/5/11!
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Don’t forget to load your coupons to your Kroger card:
Cellfire
Kroger
P&G Esaver
Shortcuts
Upromise
**For more information about loadable coupons and how they work check out this post!
If you need coupons to match up with these deals, don’t forget to check out My Coupon Hunter!
This ad is based on the Texas/Louisiana market. My Kroger stores double three “like” coupons with a face value up to $.50 and triple three “like” coupons with a face value up to $.39. Your market may be different. Check with your store for details!
**Please note that from what I have read, in the Texas/Louisiana market you are no longer allowed to combine digital and paper manufacturer’s coupons. Digital (loadable) coupons do not double and are one time use.
Kroger is now offering the $.10/gallon fuel rewards at Shell stations, too! To find out what locations in your area are participating in this promotion, click here.
Kroger has another HOT Mega Sale: buy 10 participating items, get an instant $5 off! (initial prices listed do not reflect the instant $5 discount, final prices do)
Balance Bar – $1
$1/3 Balance Bars printable (when you like them on Facebook)
Final Price = $.50 for 3 after promotional discount and coupon!
Bar-S franks – $1.39
$1/2 Bar S Franks printable
$1/1 Bar S printable (when you like them on Facebook)
Final Price = as low as free after coupon and promotional discount
Chex Mix, Bugles, or Gardhettos snack mix – $1.99
$.50/2 Chex Mix – 12-5 and 1-2 GM (should double)
$.50/2 Chex Mix Cellfire loadable
$.50/2 Chex Mix Kroger loadable
Final Price = $2.96 for four after coupons and promotional discount (if your store allows coupons to be combined with loadables) – $.74/each
Crest toothpaste – $2.50
$1/1 Crest toothpaste – 1-16 PG
Final Price = $1 after coupon and promotional discount
Del Monte vegetables – $.82
Final Price = $.32 after promotional discount!
Dial or Tone soap or body wash – $2.99
$.50/1 Dial soap printable (should double)
$1/1 Tone printable
Final Price = $1.49 after coupon and promotional discount
Dove shampoo, conditioner, or styler – $3.49
$1.50/2 Dove hair care products printable
Final Price = $2.24 each after coupon and promotional discount (when you buy 2)
Dove soap – $1.99
Final Price = $1.49 after promotional discount
Dreyer’s ice cream – $3.49
Final Price = $2.99 after promotional discount
EnviroKidz Organic Cereal or Cereal Bars – $2.49
Final Price = $1.99 after promotional discount
Garden of Eatin’ Tortilla chips – $2.29
$1/1 Garden of Eatin’ printable
Final Price = $.79 after coupon and promotional discount
Gatorade or G2 – $2.49
Final Price = $1.99 after promotional discount
Gillette Fusion ProGlide – $9.89
$4/1 Gillette Fusion Pro-Glide – 1-30 PG
Final Price = $5.39 after coupon and promotional discount
Hebrew National Franks – $2.99
Final Price = $2.49 after promotional discount
Heinz ketchup – $1.99
Final Price = $1.49 after promotional discount
Honest Tea – $1.25
$.50/1 Honest Tea printable (should double)
Hot Pockets or Lean Pockets – $1.88
Final Price = $1.38 after promotional discount
Hunt’s tomatoes – $.92
$.45/3 Hunt’s tomatoes or tomato sauce – 1-23 SS (should double)
$1/3 Hunt’s tomatoes/tomato sauce – January 2011 All You Magazine
Final Price = $.26 for 3 after coupon and promotional discount! (that’s just $.09 each!) – it’s $.42/each without the coupon!
I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter – $1.79
BOGO free I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter – 1-30 RP
Final Price = $.79 for two after coupon and promotional discount ($.39/each!)
Kellogg’s cereal – $2.49
$1/3 Kellogg’s cereals – 1-9 RP
Final Price = $4.97 for three after coupons and promotional discount! ($1.66/each)
Kingsford or Match Light charcoal – $4.99
Final Price = $4.49 after promotional discount
Kleenex facial tissue – $1.49
Final Price = $.99/each after promotional discount (when you buy 3)
**There is a catalina deal that matches up with this sale: (valid 1/24/11-2/20/11)
-Buy 5, get $1 OYNO
-Buy 6, get $1.50 OYNO
-Buy 7, get $2 OYNO
Kraft Deluxe Macaroni & cheese – $1.67
Final Price = $1.17 after promotional discount
Kraft Easy Mac – $1
Final Price = $.50 after promotional discount
Kraft mayo or Miracle Whip – $2.99
Final Price = $2.49 after promotional discount
Kraft Singles – $1.49
$1/1 Kraft 2% singles printable
Monster Energy drink – $1.49
Final Price = $.99 after promotional discount
Mott’s 100% apple juice – $1.99
Final Price = $1.49 after promotional discount
Nabisco Ritz crackers – $2.49
Final Price = $1.99 after promotional discount
Nestle Toll House Ready to Bake cookies – $2.79
$.75/1 Nestle cookie dough (must register)
Final Price = $1.54 after coupon and promotional discount
Ore Ida potatoes – $2.49
Final Price = $1.99 after promotional discount
Oscar Mayer beef franks – $3.49
Final Price = $2.99 after promotional discount
Oscar Mayer Deli Fersh lunch meat – $2.99
Final Price = $2.49 after promotional discount
Oscar Mayer Lunchables – $2.69
Final Price = $2.19 after promotional discount
Ozarka Water – $3.49
Final Price = $2.99 after promotional discount
**There is a catalina deal that matches up with this promotion (valid 1/19/11-2/11/11)
-Buy 2, get $1 OYNO
-Buy 3, get $2 OYNO
-Buy 4+, get $5 OYNO
Pace picante sauce – $1.72
$.60/2 Pace picante sauce -1-30 SS2
Final Price = $.92/each after promotional discount and coupons
Pepperidge Farm goldfish crackers – $1.69
$.35/1 Pepperidge Farm Goldfish (should triple) – found in bags of cheddar goldfish crackers!
Final Price = $.14 after coupon and promotional discount
Pepsi soft drinks – $1.39
Final Price = $.89 after promotional discount
Philadelphia cream cheese – $1.49
$.50/2 Philadelphia cream cheese printable (should double)
Final Price = $.98 for 2 after coupons and promotional discount ($.49/each)
Planter’s roasted peanuts – $1.99
Final Price = $1.49 after promotional discount
**Look for $1/1 peelie coupons on the jars!
Prilosec OTC acid reducer – $18.99
$3/1 Prilosec OTC – 12-26 PG
Final Price = $15.49 after promotional discount and coupons
Progresso Light, Reduced Sodium, or High Fiber soup – $1.48
$1/4 Progresso soup – 1-16 SS
$.50/2 Cellfire loadable
$.50/2 Shortcuts loadable
$.50/2 Kroger.com loadable
Final Price = $1.92 for four after coupons (if your store allows you to combine with loadables) – $.48/each!
Propel fitness water – $1
Final Price = $.50 after promotional discount
Quaker Quakes rice snacks – $1.49
Final Price = $.99 after promotional discount
Red Baron pizza – $2.98
$1/1 Red Baron pizza – 10-24 SS
$1/1 Red Baron printable
Final Price = $1.48 after coupon and promotional discount
Rotel tomatoes – $.86
Buy 3, get 1 free – January 2011 All You Magazine
$.25/$.30/$.35/1 Ro-tel – 1-23 SS
Final Price = as low as FREE (or moneymaker!) after coupons – it’s $.36/each without the coupon!
**Stock up price!!
Sara Lee classic white or classic wheat bread – $1.88
Final Price = $1.38 after promotional discount
Silk PureAlmond or PureCoconut – $2.99
$1/1 Silk printable
Final Price = $1.49 after coupon and promotional discount
Snickers or Three Musketeers candy – $3
Final Price = $2.50 after promotional discount
Sobe juice, tea or Lifewater – $1
Final Price = $.50 after promotional discount
Solo cups or plates – $2.49
Final Price = $1.99 after promotional discount
Velveeta – $4.99
Final Price = $4.49 after promotional discount
Velveeta shells & cheese – $1.67
Final Price = $1.17 after promotional discount
Velveeta Shells & cheese cups – $1
Final Price = $.50 after promotional discount
OTHER DEALS:
Kroger cheese – 2/$3
Kroger water – 2/$5
Medium cantaloupes – 10/$10
Mini peeled carrots – 10/$10
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The Soap.com promotions just keep coming! Today (2/2) only, Soap.com is offering 50% on Secret products when you enter the code FBAXE at check-out! Max discount value is $10 and shipping is free when your total is $25 or more (this is based on the pre-coupon total).
I have ordered from Soap.com several times and have had great experiences and deals on Axe products are hard to come by! Here’s the scoop on how you can stock up on your favorite Axe products:
1. Click on this link and add participating Axe items to your cart. Make sure you add at least $25 to get free shipping!
2. Log into your Shop at Home Account (or create one if you don’t have one – details on Shop at Home are here) – You’ll get 10% cash back when you shop through Shop at Home!
3. Search for Soap.com and click on the blue “Shop Now” button. Your items should already be in your cart. Click on “check out” and don’t forget to use the code FBAXE!
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UPDATE: It appears that this deal is “dead” now!
Right now, when you sign up here (or log into your account if you already have one), you can get a $10 credit from Buy With Me! I tried it this morning and it worked for me, but I’m guessing it’s not going to last long!
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One of the most common questions I hear when people are just getting started with couponing is: where do I find coupons? Many times, people assume that the Sunday paper is the only place that you can find coupons, but there are lots of great resources out there!
Here’s a list of places were you can find coupons:
SUNDAY PAPER ~ One of the most common places to find coupons is in the Sunday paper. The coupons are usually in the same section as the ads. You can usually find one or more inserts in the Sunday paper (the exception is on holiday weekends). You can find the 2011 Sunday insert coupon schedule here.
There are three main inserts you will find: Smartsource (abbreviated “SS” on blogs and message boards), Red Plum (abbreviated “RP” on blogs and message boards), and Procter & Gamble (abbreviated “PG” on blogs and message boards).
ONLINE ~ There are a number of printable coupons to be found online. The print limit on these coupons is typically limited to two per computer. Here are some popular printable coupon sites:
*Couponbug.com (you can usually print a second set of the same coupons that are found on coupons.com)
*Coupons.com
Also be sure to check out the manufacturer’s websites. Look for a “savings” or “special offers” link. Many of them offer printable coupons for their products.
COUPON CLIPPING SERVICES ~ Typically, the previews for coupons that will come out in the Sunday paper are available on Wednesday or Thursday. If there are “hot” coupons for products I use and want to stock up on, I will usually buy multiple coupons from a coupon clipping service. Most coupon clipping services charge a flat rate of $.05-$.40 per coupon (depending on how popular the coupon is). Some of them place limits on the number of “like” coupons you can purchase and some of them also require a minimum order. Most coupon clipping services also charge a shipping and handling fee.
Here are some of the services I have used and been pleased with: 
*Collectable Coupons
*My Coupon Hunter ~ This is my favorite coupon clipping service. She doesn’t have minimum purchase requirements, turn around time is quick, and her communication is great! She ships from Florida.
*The Coupon Clippers ~ This was the first coupon clipping service I ever used, but their prices tend to be higher than the other two services and there are minimum order requirements, so I don’t order from them much anymore.
EBAY – eBay is another resource for purchasing multiple coupons. I usually only do this if there is only one “hot” coupon I’m looking for because then I can purchase multiples (10-20) for $1-$2. Some of my favorite “sellers” are kalamazooclipper, lisajanet81, dans-katys-coupons, and forever_johnson. If you are buying coupons through a seller on eBay, be sure to check feedback. I typically only buy coupons there with a “Buy it Now” option. Also, make sure you look at the shipping costs.
PRODUCT PACKAGING – Some products have a “peelie” coupon on the outside that can be peeled off and used toward that purchase. Many products also have coupons on the box or inside the box.
BLINKIE MACHINES – Blinkie machines are the machines you will find in stores that have the blinking red light and spit out coupons. Most of the time, these coupons are not store specific! Typically, though, they cannot be doubled or tripled if your stores double or triple coupons.
TEAR PADS – Tear pads are coupons that are typically found on displays of products in stores. They are sometimes also found on the doors in the refrigerated or frozen foods sections.
ALL YOU MAGAZINE – this magazine is found only at Walmart and contains a number of coupons. The cost at Walmart is $2.49 per issue, but you can usually find subscriptions for $10 for one year or $20 for two years through school fundraisers. This link will tell you how you can get a discounted subscription:
FREE SAMPLES – Each Friday, I post ‘Freebie Friday’ items. Make sure you check the packaging because they usually include coupons with the free sample items.
CONTACT THE MANUFACTURER – Do you have a product that you LOVE and can never seem to find coupons for? Try contacting the manufacturer to tell them how you feel about their product. Most companies have a “contact us” link and you can easily just e-mail them. I have gotten some great (and even free) coupons by doing this. The coupons usually have late expiration dates, too! It only takes a few minutes, but it is so worth it!
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