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January 2, 2009 by

The coupon preview for this Sunday’s inserts is up on Taylortown. There will be FIVE inserts this week, so it will definitely be worth it to get a paper!

If your goal is to start a stockpile this year, here are some coupons that would be worth getting in multiples:

*Electrasol $2.50/1 any powerball tabs, gelpacs or quantum (expires 2-1-09) – This will be a HOT coupon. They are on price cut at Target for $3.25 right now, making it .75/box. I still have about 16 boxes of these that I got for .40/each this summer.

*Birds Eye Steamfresh Vegetable or Rice Variety, any .35 (expires 2-14-09) – if your grocery stores triple coupons, these go on sale 10/$10 every few months, which would make them free with this coupon! I have a freezer full from the last time they went on sale and I had coupons 🙂

*Jell-O Pudding Snacks or Gelatin Snacks, any .50 (expires 2-1-09)

*Kleenex Lotion Facial Tissue .40 (2-28-09) – look for 10/$10 sales making these .20/each if your stores double coupons

*Johnsons Baby Product or Johnsons Buddies Product, any except trial size $1 (expires 3-31-09) – you can get almost free Buddy bars and they are great to have on hand to stock up on other Johnsons products (baby lotion, shampoo, body wash, etc.) when the stores have Johnsons stock up sales

*Tylenol Infants, Infants Motrin or Simply Soothing, excludes trial size $2.50 on 2 (expires 3-31-09)

*Tylenol Childrens, Childrens Plus, Childrens Motrin, or Pediacare, no trial $2.50 on 2 (expires 3-31-09)

If you are getting multiples of a variety of coupons, the best deal I have found is through The Coupon Clippers. She posts the coupons for the Sunday inserts on Saturday morning. All of these will likely go fast.

PRINTABLE COUPONS
New coupons are up on Coupons.com since it’s the start of a new month. These can be printed from the Coupons.com logo at the top of the blog or from the blue sidebar on the blog. Print them fast before they’re gone!

Here are a few good ones:
*$1/1 Kraft or Polly-O string cheese

*.50/1 No Yolks noodles (if your grocery stores double, this makes for free or very cheap noodles)

*$1/2 Cheerios – use these with the CVS value packs

*$1.10/2 Old El Paso products – these can be used on ANY Old El Paso products – use these to get your taco seasoning for cheap 🙂

*.50/1 Wacky Mac pasta (if your stores double, more free or very cheap pasta!)

Smartsource.com coupons
*$1/1 Flat Earth chips – these are SO good!

*$1/1 Baked Lays (combine this with the $1/1 printable Target Frito Lay chips coupon for some cheap chips!)

*.50/1 Wacky Mac pasta

*.40/1 Idahoan potato products, 4 oz or larger (if your stores double, this will be a good deal)

*$3/2 Johnsons Red Cross First Aid products – stock up on items for your first aid kit. Trial “trial sized” first aid kits are .99 at Target, so you get $1 overage if you buy 2. They also have the gauze and first aid tape that you can get for almost nothing using this coupon.

Also check out the printable offers available from Cool Savings!

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More Savings Monday: Coupons for upcoming deals

December 28, 2008 by
*Revlon $1/1 or $2/1 coupons – there are several of these from various inserts. You can choose from three Revlon products that will be free after rebate at Walgreens during January.
Revlon Matte Collection Blush or Eyeliner $9.99 – $9.99 ESR or,
Revlon Matte Collection Lipstick $7.99 – $7.49 ESR or,
Revlon Matte Collection Eye Shadow $4.99 – $4.99 ESR.

*Garnier Fructis Styling Aid, Shampoo, or Conditoner Sale- will be free after manufacturer’s coupon ($1/1) and $2 Easysaver coupon at Walgreens or free after ECBs and coupon at CVS the week of 1/4. They were in the 11/9 RP, 10/5 RP, 9/14 RP and 6/22 RP

*Kellogg’s assorted cereals for a RR deal at Walgreens the week of 1/4. Print $1 off coupons here. There were also coupons in recent isnerts.

*Glade coupons for a CVS deal the week of 1/4 and Walgreens Easysaver deals for the month of January

*Quaker instant oatmeal $1 printable coupon here. It will be $1.99 at Walgreens, so $.99 with the coupon the week of 1/4

*Print the coupon for Throat Cooler supplements here. They will be free after ECBs at CVS in January, so if you use the BOGO coupon, you spend $4.99, but get $9.98 back.

*Listerine Smart Rinse or Agent Cool Blue printables for the January CVS monthly deals can be found here.

*Cover Girl coupons (from the 12/14 and 12/28 P&G inserts)for a CVS deal the week of 1/18

If you missed out on recent inserts, I totally recommend The Coupon Clippers. Shipping time is fast. It helps if you can split shipping and handling with a friend 🙂

The Coupon Clippers

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More Savings Monday: Planning ahead – coupons you need!

December 21, 2008 by

There are no coupons in this week’s paper and there will not be coupons next week, either. Use this time to organize your coupons and to prepare for upcoming deals.

Here’s a few coupons you might want to get your hands on for upcoming deals:

*Nature’s Bounty – it will be BOGO the week of 12/28 and you earn $3 ECB when you buy 2. There is a $2 printable here and a $1 printable from the blue coupons.com link on my sidebar. You should be able to print 2 of each. When I looked online to check out prices, there are a few that are priced at $4.99, so this could be a nice deal.

*Tide – there were $1/1 coupons in the 11/30 and 12/14 P&G inserts. It will be on sale for $5.88 next week, which isn’t that great of a deal, but if you have a CVS $/$ coupon and combine it with that, it could be nice and then it could go toward the spend $50, get a $120 coupon booklet deal that P&G is offering. You can find the details here.

*Dawn will be BOGO next week (PSA $1.49). There were .50 off coupons in the 12/14 P&G inserts. If you use 2, you spend .49 for two bottles of dish detergent.

*Bayer 2 or Contour meter – up to $30 off – These will be on sale the week of 12/28 for $14.99 and you earn a $5 ECB when you buy one. So, if you have the coupon it’s an easy $5 moneymaker. There were coupons in the 6/1 SS and the 10/26 RP inserts.

*Revlon $1/1 or $2/1 coupons – there are several of these from various inserts. There will be three Revlon products that will be free after rebate at Walgreens during January.

*Garnier Fructis Styling Aid, Shampoo, or Conditoner Sale- will be free after manufacturer’s coupon ($1/1) and $2 Easysaver coupon. They were in the 11/9 RP, 10/5 RP, 9/14 RP and 6/22 RP

Print the coupon for Throat Cooler supplements here. They will be free after ECBs at CVS next month, so if you use the BOGO coupon, you spend $4.99, but get $9.98 back.

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Tip of the Day Tuesday: Save more money using Cellfire

December 9, 2008 by


You may have heard of Cellfire and have been wondering if it is “legit.” I have been using it for a few weeks now and I can assure you that it is. Cellfire is similar to programs such as the Procter & Gamble E-saver and Shortcuts.com where you load coupons onto a store loyalty card. You do have to have a cell phone number to register with Cellfire. The great thing about Cellfire is that the coupons can be combined with manufacturer’s coupons and with other online coupons (for example, Cellfire had a Cottonelle coupon that I combined with the Shortcuts.com Cottonelle coupon and my manufacturer’s coupons).

Here is some more information about the program (From their site):
Cellfire is the premier destination for valuable savings on groceries, shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. Get access and use offers from your PC or mobile phone.

Find and save coupons anytime, anywhere, with any device
– Find deals in your area
– Store deals on your grocery savings card or mobile phone
– Save money with the latest coupons and discount offers at your favorite retailers
– Receive alerts when new deals are available
– Interact with other Cellfire users on our community forum

Cost of Cellfire
You don’t need to pay us anything. We offer the service free of charge to all users.* Our retail partners sponsor the offers and discounts — at no cost or obligation to you. If you choose to use Cellfire on your mobile phone, data fees may be charged by your carrier. Check with your carrier for more information. Using Cellfire with an unlimited data plan is recommended, but certainly not required.

Convenient and Easy to Use
With Cellfire, you’ll never have to print, clip, or forget your coupons again! At a retailer, simply show the coupon code that’s on your phone to the cashier to receive your discount. Shopping for groceries? Load coupons to your grocery savings card from your PC or mobile phone, present the card at checkout, and the coupons are automatically applied.

Cellfire is accessible in two ways – through your PC and mobile phone.

Click here to register and start saving more today!

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TARGET freebies: ham, veggies, batteries, and cheap biscuits!

November 30, 2008 by

If you have a KMart near you, then you’re probably living it up doing the doubles deals. I don’t have a KMart anywhere near me, so I have to find other things to get excited about.

Here are a few deals at Target:

*FREE HAM – the Archer Farms “ham steak” (which is basically a thick piece of ham) is all priced at less than $2 at my store. Use the $2 off Archer Farm printable coupon from Target.com to get your ham for free! (I posted a picture at the top of the page)

*Free broccoli – the Green Giant broccoli is .50. Use the printable $1 off broccoli coupon and it’s free!

*Free batteries – Rayovac batteries are in the “one spot.” There is a printable coupon for $1 off making them free!
http://www.rayovac.com/alkaline/pdf/AlkalineHAB_Online_Rebate.pdf

*Cheap celery – the Green Giant celery is .50.

*Cheap biscuits – The Pillsbury layered biscuits are $1.07 at my store (YMMV). Use the $1/2 Pillsbury baked goods printable from Target.com and the .75/3 blinkie found in grocery stores (I found mine at Kroger). Buy 6 and pay $1.92 (that’s .32/can). There are 6 biscuits in each can.

*Starbucks Truffles – the small bags are $1.29 at Target. There are $1/1 blinkies at CVS making them .29/each!

*Pop Tarts – They are $1.78/box at my store (YMMV). Use the $1/2 Target printable and the $1/2 manufacturer’s coupon making them .78/box.

*Hefty Zoo pals are $2.19 at Target (again YMMV). There is a printable $1 coupon. Buy 7 and then use the $3/15 Target partyware coupon. Spend $5.33 OOP.

Here is the link to the manufacturer’s coupon:
http://www.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/NGKids/SiteAssets/pdf/zoo-pals-coupon.pdf

Here is the link to the Target $3/15 partyware coupon:
http://sites.target.com/site/en/spot/page.jsp?title=birthday_coupon_party&AFID=Performics_**Slick%20Deals**&LNM=Primary

*Glade holiday candles:
Buy four Glade holiday candles in the following scents and get a $5 gift card: Apple Cinnamon, Gingerbread or Glistening Snow scents.

The participating items are priced at $2.50/each, and if you scan them, it will say “buy 4, get a $5 gift card” on the scanner. The deal is good through 12/15.The following items are reported to work for this deal:

4 oz jar candles ($2.50)
Scented oil candle holders ($2.50) – only available in apple cinnamon
Scented oil candle refills 3-pack ($2.50)
Plugins scented oil refill, with free warmer in pack ($2.50)
Wisp flameless candles ($9.49 reg, $5.99 this week – there are $5 off peelies at my stores)
InStyle magazine ($3.59-$3.99)

There are printable coupons here: http://www.rightathome.com/offers/200811-glade/

Don’t forget the Fusion razors this week. They are $7.99/each and you get a $5 gift card when you buy 2. Buy 2 using your $4 off Fusion coupons from this week’s inserts (and hopefully you have a $5 gift card from another deal like the diapers or Glade candles). Spend $7.98 if you don’t have a $5 gift card (so it’s like you get one for free) or $2.98 if you do have a gift card.

If you have the $7 or $5 Iams coupons, you can also get a decent deal on dog food. It is on sale for $17.99 this week. Buy 2 and use a $7 and $5 coupon (along with a $5 gift card if you have one). Spend $18.98 for two bags of dog food (almost like getting one free!)

**Also keep your eyes open for TMF peelies on the Hillshire Farms lunch meat (the one in the Gladware container)
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