Just got an email from Dairy Queen about a special offer that they are running this week...buy a Blizzard and get a second for only $0.25!! No coupon required at all. My husband and boys LOVE Blizzards, but it seems like when we take them out for ice cream treats that it ends up costing almost as much as a full meal. This will definitely help with the cost. Below is part of the email that I received from Dairy Queen.
"Hey fans! This year marks the 25th Birthday of the World's Favorite Frozen Treat. We realize that we couldn't have made it this far without your support. So to show our appreciation, we're declaring this Buy One at regular price Get One for 25¢ Blizzard® Treat Week! Stop by any participating DQ from now until Sunday, April 25 and get a Blizzard treat for only 25¢ when you purchase one at the regular price.* The best part about it is that there are no coupons to hand in and no memberships to sign. We simply want to thank you for being the best fans in the world. Now, get to your local DQ and raise your cup, upside down of course, to 25 years of the Blizzard treat!"
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Bath and Body Works Coupon
Bath and Body Works has just released a new coupon for $10 off any $30 purchase. Go here if you are interested in printing this coupon.
With Mother's Day and buying end of the school year presents for teachers, I'm thinking that this coupon might be good to have on hand for the next time you are at the mall.
Thanks Couponing to Disney!!
With Mother's Day and buying end of the school year presents for teachers, I'm thinking that this coupon might be good to have on hand for the next time you are at the mall.
Thanks Couponing to Disney!!
Target Coupons
It looks like the Target coupon for $5 off any Merona handbag is gone...the coupon must have reached it's print limit. Hope some of you were able to print it off before the limit was reached. That being said, I wanted to let you know that there are several other Target coupons that you might want to go ahead and print, because I'm thinking that they will probably reach their print limit soon as well.
All of these coupons can be found here:
$2.00 off any Merona women's hosiery item (I've seen Merona socks go on clearance for less than $2.00, so you might be able to get a pair of FREE socks.)
$3.00 off any Merona men's apparel item (Look through the clearance racks...men's shirts will often go on clearance for less than $5...so you should find some inexpensive, or possibly FREE, shirts)
$2.00 off any Merona women's tops (Again, look through the clearance racks...you should be able to find some fairly inexpensive things with this coupon)
Remember, you should be able to print off each of these coupons twice.
All of these coupons can be found here:
$2.00 off any Merona women's hosiery item (I've seen Merona socks go on clearance for less than $2.00, so you might be able to get a pair of FREE socks.)
$3.00 off any Merona men's apparel item (Look through the clearance racks...men's shirts will often go on clearance for less than $5...so you should find some inexpensive, or possibly FREE, shirts)
$2.00 off any Merona women's tops (Again, look through the clearance racks...you should be able to find some fairly inexpensive things with this coupon)
Remember, you should be able to print off each of these coupons twice.
Albertsons Trip (April 19)
It wasn't a great coupon trip to Albertsons today, but I REALLY needed some more meat. I stocked up on a lot of meat in December, and have been waiting for some good sales to stock back up since then. I've been buying a little bit here and there, but wanted to find a good sale to fill my freezer back up. I bought everything pictured below, and spent...
$28.97 and saved $47.50.
I bought:
10 1.20 lb. containers of Ground Turkey (regularly priced at $2.79 each, on sale for $1.00 each)
Final Cost: $10.00 ($0.83/lb.)
4 lbs. of ground beef (regularly priced at $2.49/lb., on quick sale for $1.03/lb.)
Final Cost: $4.15
4 lbs. of pork chops (regularly priced at $1.99/lb., on quick sale for $1.20/lb.)
Final Cost: $4.80
2 boxes of Green Giant Rice and Broccoli (regularly priced at $2.19, on sale for $1)
-used 2 coupons for $0.50 off Green Giant Frozen Vegetables (found here)
-These coupons were doubled.
Final Cost: FREE
4 bags of Nabisco Snak Saks cookies: (regularly priced at $2.59, on sale for $1)
-used 2 coupons for $1.00 off 2 Nabisco cookies (found here)
Final Cost: $2.00 (or $0.50 each)
2 Fresh Express Bagged Salad (regularly priced at $1.99, on sale for $1)
Final Cost: $2.00
(I know the bagged salads/vegetables are more expensive...but sometimes the convenience is worth it to me. :)
1.82 lbs. of zucchini (regularly priced at $1.99/lb., on sale for $1.00/lb.)
Final Cost: $1.82
3.15 lbs. of Jazz Apples (on sale for $0.99/lb.)
Final Cost: $3.12
4 Packs of Ivory Bar Soap (3 pack) (regularly priced at $1.79, on sale for $1.00)
-used 4 coupons for $0.25 off any Ivory 3 pack or larger (found in newspaper)
-these were all tripled
Final Cost: $1.00 (or $0.25 each)
Final Cost for the entire trip was $28.97, and I saved $47.50. Like I said, it wasn't the greatest coupon trip, but I REALLY needed some more meat and some produce...and I saved 62%!!
$28.97 and saved $47.50.
I bought:
10 1.20 lb. containers of Ground Turkey (regularly priced at $2.79 each, on sale for $1.00 each)
Final Cost: $10.00 ($0.83/lb.)
4 lbs. of ground beef (regularly priced at $2.49/lb., on quick sale for $1.03/lb.)
Final Cost: $4.15
4 lbs. of pork chops (regularly priced at $1.99/lb., on quick sale for $1.20/lb.)
Final Cost: $4.80
2 boxes of Green Giant Rice and Broccoli (regularly priced at $2.19, on sale for $1)
-used 2 coupons for $0.50 off Green Giant Frozen Vegetables (found here)
-These coupons were doubled.
Final Cost: FREE
4 bags of Nabisco Snak Saks cookies: (regularly priced at $2.59, on sale for $1)
-used 2 coupons for $1.00 off 2 Nabisco cookies (found here)
Final Cost: $2.00 (or $0.50 each)
2 Fresh Express Bagged Salad (regularly priced at $1.99, on sale for $1)
Final Cost: $2.00
(I know the bagged salads/vegetables are more expensive...but sometimes the convenience is worth it to me. :)
1.82 lbs. of zucchini (regularly priced at $1.99/lb., on sale for $1.00/lb.)
Final Cost: $1.82
3.15 lbs. of Jazz Apples (on sale for $0.99/lb.)
Final Cost: $3.12
4 Packs of Ivory Bar Soap (3 pack) (regularly priced at $1.79, on sale for $1.00)
-used 4 coupons for $0.25 off any Ivory 3 pack or larger (found in newspaper)
-these were all tripled
Final Cost: $1.00 (or $0.25 each)
Final Cost for the entire trip was $28.97, and I saved $47.50. Like I said, it wasn't the greatest coupon trip, but I REALLY needed some more meat and some produce...and I saved 62%!!
Target Trip (April 19)
I read about this deal on Hip 2 Save, but I wanted to check it out for myself before I wrote about it. A lot of times different sites will have GREAT posts about different clearance deals, but our Target here won't have half of them. I decided to run there this morning to see if our store actually had the same clearance deals that she posted about. I bought everything below, and spent...
$0.00...everything was absolutely FREE!!!
2 Merona Handbags regularly priced $10.00...on clearance for $5.00
-used 2 coupons for $5.00 off any Merona Handbag (found here)
Final Cost: FREE
2 Motrin PM (20 ct.) $3.99
-used 2 coupons for $3 off Motrin (found in yesterday's newspaper)
-used 2 Target coupons for $1 off Motrin (found here)
Final Cost: FREE
There was a whole rack of the bags when I was there, but if you decide to use the coupon, you MUST make sure that you pick up the MERONA brand. I think these will be cute for the summer time...but also would make cute gift bags for little girls, fill it with all sorts of things girls love...and they'll never know the bag was absolutely FREE!!
$0.00...everything was absolutely FREE!!!
2 Merona Handbags regularly priced $10.00...on clearance for $5.00
-used 2 coupons for $5.00 off any Merona Handbag (found here)
Final Cost: FREE
2 Motrin PM (20 ct.) $3.99
-used 2 coupons for $3 off Motrin (found in yesterday's newspaper)
-used 2 Target coupons for $1 off Motrin (found here)
Final Cost: FREE
There was a whole rack of the bags when I was there, but if you decide to use the coupon, you MUST make sure that you pick up the MERONA brand. I think these will be cute for the summer time...but also would make cute gift bags for little girls, fill it with all sorts of things girls love...and they'll never know the bag was absolutely FREE!!
A Great Walgreens Deal for Potty Training
I was so excited when my boys were ready to start potty training; I saw days ahead where I wouldn't have to buy diapers and could save that extra money. The first time I went to buy Pull Ups for my oldest, I was shocked at how expensive they were...we only used them when we were leaving the house, because we couldn't afford to use them all the time. Of course, this made for a lot of nasty clean ups at our house. :) I think I found a way to get some really inexpensive Pull Ups at Walgreens this week. You'll have to do two separate transactions to get this deal.
Transaction #1:
Nature's Bounty Vitamin D $5.00
-use coupon for $2.00 off found here
Final Cost: Pay $3.00 and receive a $5.00 Register Reward
Transaction #2:
Pull-Ups $8.99
-use coupon for $1.50 off Pull Ups (found in yesterday's newspaper)
-use Walgreens coupon for $2.00 off (found in Walgreens April coupon book)
You will have to buy a small filler item in order to use the Register Reward that you earned in Transaction #1...so look for something inexpensive...
Black Forest Gummy Candy $0.39
-use $5.00 Register Reward from Transaction #1
Final Cost: $0.88
Your total for both transactions should be around $3.88 (plus tax). I thought that was a pretty good deal, considering Pull-Ups are usually priced around $10!!
Transaction #1:
Nature's Bounty Vitamin D $5.00
-use coupon for $2.00 off found here
Final Cost: Pay $3.00 and receive a $5.00 Register Reward
Transaction #2:
Pull-Ups $8.99
-use coupon for $1.50 off Pull Ups (found in yesterday's newspaper)
-use Walgreens coupon for $2.00 off (found in Walgreens April coupon book)
You will have to buy a small filler item in order to use the Register Reward that you earned in Transaction #1...so look for something inexpensive...
Black Forest Gummy Candy $0.39
-use $5.00 Register Reward from Transaction #1
Final Cost: $0.88
Your total for both transactions should be around $3.88 (plus tax). I thought that was a pretty good deal, considering Pull-Ups are usually priced around $10!!
Another CVS Deal
I don't know how I missed this deal when I was writing about this week's CVS deals. It's a lot harder for me to match up the ads with coupons when I don't have the actual paper copy right in front of me. This morning, I was sitting down to eat a bowl of cereal and decided to flip through the ad to see if there are any deals that I'll be doing this week, and I came across this deal...
Milk (one gallon) $2.99 (limit 2)
-receive a $3.00 ECB when you buy 1
You can do this deal twice...so if you break it up into two different transactions you'll pay $2.99 for 2 gallons of milk and still leave the store with a $3 ECB!! This is definitely a GREAT deal for those of us with kids who go through milk quickly!!
Milk (one gallon) $2.99 (limit 2)
-receive a $3.00 ECB when you buy 1
You can do this deal twice...so if you break it up into two different transactions you'll pay $2.99 for 2 gallons of milk and still leave the store with a $3 ECB!! This is definitely a GREAT deal for those of us with kids who go through milk quickly!!
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