Starting today, August 1st, Schwan’s is giving $10 in free food away to the first 500,000 people!
I ordered some popsicles today for only 6 cents tax!
You must be on in one of their current delivery areas and not have ordered any food from them in the past 14 weeks.
I came across this post today from Common Sense with Money.
She outlines how you can get Starbucks Frappuchinos for a quarter at Walgreens today!!
Check it out!
To get the 15% Walgreens coupon, good only for today, go here.
Click on my coupons.com icon in the sidebar or click here to print a coupon good for $1.00 off 2 Breyers products.
Hannaford is selling 6 oz cups of Breyers yogurt for $0.50 each, making them free with coupon!
You can print this coupon twice. With 2 coupons, you get 4 free cups of yummy yogurt!
Hurry, this is a 3 day sale, and it ends on Sunday, July 19!
Go here to learn how you can get a free carton of Friendly’s ice cream by donating blood!
Valid at participating New England Red Crosses.
Call 1-888-435-3639 to request a coupon for a FREE box of Liptop tea!
You will need to give them your name, address, phone number and birthdate.
Please allow 6-8 weeks for coupon to arrive.
Thanks Mindi!
I just have to tell you about my exciting trip to Shaw’s today! Earlier, I transferred a prescription and received a $25.00 gift card. The sale wasn’t exciting last week, so instead of using it to save just $25.00 off the price of my groceries, I held onto it. This week, I found the sale to be much more exciting. I found I could stretch that gift card beyond its limits! By combining sale prices, promotions, and coupons, I was able to bring home $59.70 worth of groceries for free. Here’s what I did in 2 transactions!
Transaction 1:
I used the following coupons - ALL available from my coupon link in my sidebar!! Set your printer to “draft” to conserve ink.
The money:
Transaction #2:
The money:
How I got my total savings figure: I added my coupon savings, my preferred savings, and the amounts put on the gift card. This is the money I would have spent had I bought these items at full retail value. Could you imagine??
Since I bought such large amounts of yogurt and Chex Mix, I thought I’d tell you what I do with it. My son loves yogurt in any form, and Chex Mix is a real treat. I put the Gogurts in the freezer. They are delicious frozen, and make a wonderful warm weather treat. The Chex Mix gets stored in the pantry and I’ll pull out a bag occasionally for a treat. I’ll admit, I opened one bag right now and am munching as I type!! But the rest are for my son! The Cheerios are a breakfast staple, and my husband lives on Dt. Coke, so whenever I find a deal, I stock up. The blueberries are also a treat for my son, and he won’t have any trouble eating 2 pints before they go bad! 2 packages of English muffins are hard to eat before they get stale, so I toss one in the freezer for later. Thaw them in the fridge, and they are delicious toasted!
Tell me… How have you taken advantage of your $25.00 gift card? What great deals have you discovered at Shaw’s lately?
This chicken recipe is delicious! Add a baked potato and some veggies for a complete meal.
Yuuuuummy!!
I am going to show you how I spent $8.65 at Walgreens today and came home with $12.00 in Register Rewards! I did a total of 6 transactions. I could have done this with much less out of pocket by using fillers that were at least $0.25, but I really wanted the Jif peanut butters! To date, this is the best deal I’ve found on Jif, which is the only brand my family will eat, and we eat a lot of it.
I bought 4 Jif peanut butters, 2 Crystal Light drink mixes, and 6 Ecotrin asprins. What’s funny is that we don’t use Ecotrin, nor does anyone else in my family that I’ve polled, but since Walgreens was paying me $2.00 per box to bring it home, I figured I might as well do it!!! If I can’t give them to someone who uses them, I will donate them to Manna or the local shelter.
New to couponing? Go here for an overview!
Here’s how I made money and brought home some great additions to my stockpile:
Transaction 1:
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Transaction 6:
I would love to hear how about your trip to Walgreens! If you blog, leave me a link to your Walgreens scenario and I’ll share it!
In our family, we have pizza every Friday night. We spread out a blanket on the floor and have a pizza picnic while we watch a movie.
I used to buy pizza from a delicious, local pizza parlor. Until one time when I spent $30.00 on 2 pizzas, drinks, and chips. $30.00! I couldn’t believe it!!
We had received a bread machine for our wedding almost 12 years ago. I dug it out, modified a recipe that came with it, and my creation was an instant success. We like the taste of this pizza better than the take out, and I like it even more because of it’s affordability!
Here’s my modified version of the crust. Feel free to experiment with it and have fun!
I put it all in the bread machine. It mixes and rises in 1 1/2 hours. If you don’t have a bread machine, I’m sure a cookbook would tell you how to mix and rise dough. I’ve never done it without the machine, but if you have to, it’ll be worth the effort.
The dough either makes one really thick crust, or 2 thinner ones, which is what I usually do, as we like leftovers for the next day.
I put cornmeal down on the pizza stone and roll out the crust. This is so it doesn’t stick, and it adds a nice crunchy texture.
Add sauce, cheese, toppings. I used shredded cheddar and shredded mozzarella. I also use turkey pepperoni instead of regular. Less fat, and much more flavor.
Cook at 500 degrees for 15-20 min.
Frugal notes:
Let me know if you try it and how it turns out!!
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