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Food 4 Less Coupon Match-Ups 5/16-5/22 May 15, 2012 20:56 pm · 15 comments Share Here are the best deals I see this week! indicate my favorite deals! Meat Pork Sirloin Chops $1.98 lb Produce Green Bell Peppers - $0.33 Other Great Deals Spam - $2.50 Use $1/2 Spam Product, exp. 7/2/12 (SS 05/06/12 R) = $2.00 ea + FREE Eggs Yoplait Yogurt - $0.60 use  $0.40/6 Yoplait Yogurt printable or use  $0.50/8 Yoplait Yogurt Cups printable = as low as $0.53 ea Mahatma 5 lb Bag - $2.50 Hansen's Apple Juice - $1.67 Hamburger Helper - $1.48 use $0.75/3 Hamburger Helper, exp. 6/16/12 (SS 04/22/12) or use  $0.75/3 Betty Crocker Hamburger Helper printable Cocoa Puffs, Select Cheerios, Trix Cereals - $1.38 (must buy 4) use  $1.10/2 General Mills Cereals printable  Boo Berry, Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Puffs (any)   or use  $1/...

Free Sun Drop Soda At Wal-Mart by Savings Lifestyle: Amber on May 08, 2012 If you received the high value Sun Drop  coupon  in your inserts Sunday, you can pick up FREE pop at Wal-Mart this week! Kroger and Meijer also put this brand on sale for $1 quite often, so hold onto those coupons! $1 Sun Drop, 2 Liter $1/1 Sun Drop, 2-L, reg. or diet 05/06/2012 SS Insert (exp 06/03/2012) Net Price FREE

Walgreens: *HOT* Pepsi Next 12-Packs as Low as Only $0.49 (After Register Reward) This Hip2Save.com Deal was hand-posted on Sunday, April 15th, 2012 at 10:35 pm. If you are a fan of the new Pepsi Next soda, you are definitely going to want to head on over to Walgreens this week! The Pepsi Register Reward deal that I mentioned in the Walgreens weekly deals is even better than I thought because the Pepsi Next is still ringing up on sale for just $2.99 (may not be marked on sale, so make sure to do a price check). And if they do ring up for $2.99, you can score a very sweet deal! Check it out… Buy 2 (or 3) Pepsi 12 pk 12 oz cans  = $3 RR (IMPORTANT Note: In some regions, you actually have to buy three 12-packs in order to get the RR, so make sure to check your local ad) Deal Scenario: Buy 2 or 3 Pepsi Next 12 packs on sale for $2.99 each Total = $5.98 (for 2) or $8.97 (for 3) Use the $1/1 Pepsi Next Walgreens ...

*HOT* Advil PM 4 ct $1/1 Printable Coupon = FREE at Walmart!

A backlash to 'Extreme Couponing'?

May 16th, 2012 -  1 comment Hurry over to  Coupons.com  and print the  Ocean Spray coupon  and take it to CVS or Safeway. Buy One 64 oz Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice and get one Cherry Juice Drink FREE CVS starting Sunday 5/20/12 Ocean Spray Juice (64oz) BOGO Use   Buy one Ocean Spray® Cranberry Juice Drink, Get 1 Cherry Juice Drink FREE Final Price:   2 FREE after coupon Safeway (Fri-Mon Only) Buy (2) Ocean Spray Cran Juices (one Cherry) $1.66 each ( Friday – Monday Only) Use   BOGO Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice Drink Coupon Final Price: $0.83 each! Read more at  http://fabulesslyfrugal.com/2012/05/ocean-spray-juice-coupon-2-free-at-cvs-and-cheap-at-safeway.html#JSQqPhZ6qY421z4y.99 Two can print 2 coupons on coupons.com. Since the sale at CVS is BOGO and the coupon is BOGO score 4 free! This is one of the few stores I know of that will still allow this. Another reason I love CVS!!!  So super coupon f...

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*HOT* Enfamil: $5 off Printable Coupon!

Natural Balance Dog Food Roll @ Petco (Coupon = In-Store Freebie)

Head over to  Coupons.com  to print  $1.25/1 any Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Warmer ! Walmart sells them for $1.38 making them only $.13 each after the coupon! Don’t forget the refills! Walmart Deal Idea Buy Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Warmer $1.38 Use  $1.25/1 any Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Warmer Final Price: $.13 You might also need… Glade PlugIns Twin Refill $4.88 Use  $1/1 any Glade PlugIns Scented Oil Twin Refill OR (2) Single Refills Final Price: $3.88 Read more at  http://fabulesslyfrugal.com/2012/05/glade-plugins-scented-oil-warmer-only-13-at-walmart.html#ioTJgvf5KX2KAyiG.99

(Photo courtesy of  Winco ) New to shopping Winco? Start here: Winco 101 Winco Coupon Policy All prices come from the Fairview store in Boise, ID Need coupons? You can  print some , get a  newspaper subscription , or use a  coupon clipping service ! Learn all the secrets to successful couponing  in  our  90 Minute DVD ! {Use code AMBER to save 50%!} Key: ★– means the price is better than generic/wholesale/mass store prices! ★ – means this is when we stock up!!! If we don’t star an item but it is listed here, that means it is still a decent price. It’s not necessarily better than any competitor’s price, but it will save you a trip across town. New Deals ★  Hytop Milk: Skim, 1%, 2% 1 Gallon $2.39 Use  $.75/1 any brand milk printable coupon Final Price: $1.64 ★  Frank’s Hot Sauce $.38 Use  $.30/1 Frank’s printable coupon Final Price: $.08!! ★ Kool-Aid Jammers $1.88 Buy 3 Use $0.75/3 Kool-Aid Jammers, 10...

I totally scored at CVS today! Here's what I got... (20) Good n Natural Energy bars sale .99 each. I had (20) coupons for a free Energy bar (check out ebay for these coupons) (8) 3 Musketeers bars .29 each on clearance (plus .75 extra care bucks back for my next visit when you by one Mars candy bar) (7) Dawn Olay Hand Renewal dish soap. Had a reincheck on these from when they were on sale for .99 plus I had coupons for .50 (these were expired but CVS will take expired coupons with a reincheck, one of the only stores that I know of that will) (2) Stride Gum 1.57 each (2)Degree $1.27 each (There's a coupon for $2 off 2 deodorants in the coupon machine this week and yes you can get trail size) (1) Secret $2.99 (had a $1 off coupon from the coupon machine that was from last week) (1) 12pk Coke .99 (coupon for .99 12 pack when you spend $25,  pre-coupon total) (2) Spoiled nail polishes on sale for .99each this week Tresemme Conditioner .99 each (3) Arizona Tea on sale...

It's that time of the year again. Time to start thinking about getting your garden going. If you've never done a garden and don't know where to start here are a few tips that I learned along the way.... The first thing you are going to need to do is have some dedicated space for your garden. If you live in an apartment it may be more of a challenge but not impossible. It this is the case you will probably need to plant your garden in containers. Here's a great article on container gardening http://containergardening.about.com/od/containergardening101/a/containerwhy.htm Second step, get containers. You are going to need lots of them with good drainage. You can find these free sometimes at nurseries. The 6 packs are pretty much disposable anyway. They have so many plants that come in and a lot of these places would love to get rid of them. I got some a couple years back at a local nursery. They only charged me .25 a piece for the 5 gallons ones. I think I got like ...

Why pay almost $5 for a malt when you can do make them at home for less than $1 each (probably less if you buy the ice cream in the gallon tubs) Get out your magic bullet or blender. Add about 6 scoops of vanilla ice cream 1 cup of whole milk (more or less depending on how thick you like them) Add in 4-5 tablespoons of Ovaltine Malt mix. Top with a scoop of Cool Whip and you are done! Tastes just like an old fashioned malt! My son loves these! He can't get enough.  

If you are always wondering this. Here's a great way to save on produce. A list of what to buy and when! Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, By the Month

By  ABC News Nov 4, 2011 8:47am Buy or Make: What Food Staples Are Cheaper to Make at Home?   Email 22 Smaller Font Text Larger Text | Print Jochen Sand/Getty Images ABC News’ Becky Worley reports: Every year there are 15,000 new food items added to grocery shelves. And thousands of them are pre-made versions of things people used to make at home. So when does it make sense to buy it and when is it better to make it? Jennifer Reese , a California mother and author of   “Make the Bread, Buy the Butter,”   went on a year-long quest to figure that out. Reese started seriously looking into the issue when she was laid off from her job and sought to save money on groceries. “I’d rather make bread than run to the supermarket,” she said. “And it turns out to be a couple of dollars per loaf cheaper to make it than to buy it. ” That’s right. According to Reese’s research,  it costs her $1 to make a loaf of bread, than to spe...