There are supposed to be FOUR inserts in this Sunday's newspaper...2 SmartSource inserts, 1 RedPlum insert, and 1 Proctor and Gamble insert.
Please keep in mind that the inserts and the actual value of coupons will vary depending on what area of the country you live in, and even your city. If you live in a small city, I would encourage you to buy a newspaper from a larger city...they tend to have more coupons and higher value coupons as well.
Over the last few days several people have mentioned that they are noticing that a lot of newspapers are having the coupon inserts removed from them. Have you been noticing this as well? I really encourage you to flip through the newspapers BEFORE purchasing them. It is so frustrating to spend your money and then get your paper home to realize that the coupons are missing.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Coupon for Goldfish Crackers
Go here to print a coupon for $0.55 off one 8.1 oz. to 14.4 oz. Multi-pack of Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers. Goldfish coupons are usually few and far between, so if this is something your family uses then I'd go ahead and print this coupon now.
My boys LOVE Goldfish crackers. My mother-in-law keeps a container full of them in her pantry, and my boys eat their weight in them whenever we go to her house.
Swagbucks--FREE Birthday Presents!!
Have I mentioned before that I just LOVE Swagbucks? I know that I post about it every few weeks, but I have to take a minute to once again try to convince you that you are seriously missing out on FREE money if you haven't signed up yet...do I sound convincing enough. :)
Our oldest son, Josh, is turning 10 on Sunday. We have a pretty tight budget when it comes to birthdays. We don't have big birthday parties, but instead we let the birthday boy choose any restaurant that he wants to eat at, and then open presents and have cake and ice cream at home afterward. The party usually consists of our family and grandparents. (I'm sure this will begin to change as the kids get older and want to do stuff with their friends instead of just their parents. :) What does all of this have to do with Swagbucks? Well, birthday boy requested books and a DS game for his birthday this year, and I was able to purchase it all from Amazon for
$0.00!! I used Amazon gift cards that I got for FREE from Swagbucks. This will seriously help, because birthday boy wants to go out for steaks for his birthday dinner...and this boy can put away meat like no one's business. :)
Swagbucks is a search engine that awards you points when you use their search engine while you are on the internet. It is very similar to Google, Ask.com, etc., only you have the chance to earn points. These points can then be redeemed for prizes...my favorite prize is the Amazon gift card. I use Swagbucks throughout the year, and then use them to help offset the cost of buying birthday and Christmas presents.
It is so simple to use, I put the Swagbucks toolbar on my computer...it is small and I hardly even notice it. Whenever I am on the computer I do all of my searches through Swagbucks. So for example I want to check my email...instead of typing in www.gmail.com, I'll simply type gmail into the Swagbucks search engine and it takes me there...with an extra chance to earn Swagbucks. Simple as can be!! I typically earn around 15 to 25 points every day just by going to places on the Internet that I would normally go to.
If you are interested in signing up, you can go here to get started. It is ABSOLUTELY FREE, and you get a bonus 30 Swagbucks for joining. An added bonus...if you sign up and use the code HelpJapan at sign up, you'll be awarded an additional 50 bucks...so 80 Swagbucks for joining!! (The HelpJapan code is only good until May 2nd.) It takes 450 Swagbucks to earn a $5.00 Amazon gift card, so you'll be well on your way simply by signing up. If you start using Swagbucks now, you could have around $50.00 in FREE money to help with Christmas shopping this year!
Our oldest son, Josh, is turning 10 on Sunday. We have a pretty tight budget when it comes to birthdays. We don't have big birthday parties, but instead we let the birthday boy choose any restaurant that he wants to eat at, and then open presents and have cake and ice cream at home afterward. The party usually consists of our family and grandparents. (I'm sure this will begin to change as the kids get older and want to do stuff with their friends instead of just their parents. :) What does all of this have to do with Swagbucks? Well, birthday boy requested books and a DS game for his birthday this year, and I was able to purchase it all from Amazon for
$0.00!! I used Amazon gift cards that I got for FREE from Swagbucks. This will seriously help, because birthday boy wants to go out for steaks for his birthday dinner...and this boy can put away meat like no one's business. :)
Swagbucks is a search engine that awards you points when you use their search engine while you are on the internet. It is very similar to Google, Ask.com, etc., only you have the chance to earn points. These points can then be redeemed for prizes...my favorite prize is the Amazon gift card. I use Swagbucks throughout the year, and then use them to help offset the cost of buying birthday and Christmas presents.
It is so simple to use, I put the Swagbucks toolbar on my computer...it is small and I hardly even notice it. Whenever I am on the computer I do all of my searches through Swagbucks. So for example I want to check my email...instead of typing in www.gmail.com, I'll simply type gmail into the Swagbucks search engine and it takes me there...with an extra chance to earn Swagbucks. Simple as can be!! I typically earn around 15 to 25 points every day just by going to places on the Internet that I would normally go to.
If you are interested in signing up, you can go here to get started. It is ABSOLUTELY FREE, and you get a bonus 30 Swagbucks for joining. An added bonus...if you sign up and use the code HelpJapan at sign up, you'll be awarded an additional 50 bucks...so 80 Swagbucks for joining!! (The HelpJapan code is only good until May 2nd.) It takes 450 Swagbucks to earn a $5.00 Amazon gift card, so you'll be well on your way simply by signing up. If you start using Swagbucks now, you could have around $50.00 in FREE money to help with Christmas shopping this year!
HEB Proctor and Gamble/Pampers Catalina
I received an email about an upcoming catalina deal at HEB that I wanted to pass along to you.
This catalina deal begins May 4th and will be available until May 10th.
How It Works: Spend $10 on select Proctor & Gamble products AND $20 on Pampers products in one transaction, and receive a $5 Catalina coupon for Pampers Diapers to use on your next visit.
List of Participating P&G brands:
Dawn®, Downy®, Dreft®, Duracell®, Pampers®, Pantene®, Pringles®, Olay, or Tide®
If you have kids in diapers, then this might be a good time to stock up on Pampers.
In the May 1st newspaper there will be a new Proctor and Gamble insert that should be full of coupons, so if you are interested in this deal then be sure to pick up a couple of newspapers this Sunday. There should be coupons for Dawn, Downy, Pampers, Tide, and Pantene in the upcoming P&G insert...all products that are included in this catalina deal.
I am not sure what deals will be available at HEB on May 4th, but hopefully they'll have some deals where when you buy certain Proctor and Gamble products you'll receive items for free.
Every time I have done a Catalina deal at HEB I have found that you need to get your PRE-COUPON total to the amount needed for the Catalina to print. If you have $10.00 of Proctor and Gamble products and $20.00 of Pampers products and after coupons your total goes below that amount, the catalina should still print.
Thursday, April 28, 2011
HEB--Rhodes White Rolls $0.30
You can get a great deal on Rhodes Traditional White Rolls at HEB this week.
The 12 count bag of rolls is priced at $1.30, and there was a coupon for $1.00 off Rhodes Traditional Bread or Rolls in the 4/10 RedPlum insert. After coupon you'll pay just $0.30 for a bag of rolls.
In the 4/10 RedPlum there were also coupons for $1.00 off Rhodes Warm-N-Serve Rolls and Cinnamon Rolls. I didn't price those while I was at HEB, but you might find a good deal on those as well.
HEB--Texas Toast $0.78
You can get New York Texas Toast at HEB this week for only $0.78 a box.
It is priced at $1.78, and there is a yellow HEB coupon for $1.00 off. After coupon you'll only pay $0.78. These coupons were attached to the freezer right by this product. If you don't see the coupons there, you might check the front wall with all the store coupons.
The cheapest I usually find this for is $1.00, so this is definitely a deal you'll want to take advantage of if your family will eat this.
I believe the coupon expires on May 3rd, so you'll have until Tuesday to do this deal.
Stocking the Freezer
We have had a small chest freezer for a few years, and over the past few months it has given me headaches. It seems like every time I would go to get something out of the freezer, it would end up being at the bottom, so I'd have to unload the whole thing to get the item I wanted. We've been talking about getting a new freezer for several months, and ended up getting one this past week. We got an upright freezer that will make things so much easier!! The new freezer got delivered yesterday, so I spent last night cleaning out the old one and getting everything nice and organized. With extra room in both freezers, I decided to go out and take advantage of some of the deals on frozen foods that are available right now.
I bought everything pictured below and spent...
$58.97, and saved right at $150.00. Yes, I know it is more than our usual weekly budget, but I had extra left over from the month of April, and it has been a while since I've been able to stock up on frozen food items since our old freezer didn't have the room for it.
Items Purchased:
Albertsons:
14 Hefty Storage Bags
2 Lance Crackers
2 loaves of Albertsons Bread
2 Green Bell Peppers
Red Seedless Grapes
Pink Lady Apples
Target:
2 Nature Valley Granola Bars
2 Corn Dogs (16 ct.)
2 Fish Sticks (30 ct.)
HEB:
Russet Potatoes
Bananas
Onions
Cutie Oranges
Similac
Yoplait 4 pack
2 Uncle Ben's Ready Rice
5 Rhodes Rolls
5 Texas Toast
6 Digiorno Pizza and Wyngz
3 Digiorno Pizza and Cookies
2 Digiorno Cheese Pizzas
11 Nestle Drumsticks
I was pretty happy with the deals today. We try to have a family pizza/movie night at least a couple of times a month, so I am happy to be stocked up on enough pizza to hopefully get us through the summer.
I bought everything pictured below and spent...
$58.97, and saved right at $150.00. Yes, I know it is more than our usual weekly budget, but I had extra left over from the month of April, and it has been a while since I've been able to stock up on frozen food items since our old freezer didn't have the room for it.
Items Purchased:
Albertsons:
14 Hefty Storage Bags
2 Lance Crackers
2 loaves of Albertsons Bread
2 Green Bell Peppers
Red Seedless Grapes
Pink Lady Apples
Target:
2 Nature Valley Granola Bars
2 Corn Dogs (16 ct.)
2 Fish Sticks (30 ct.)
HEB:
Russet Potatoes
Bananas
Onions
Cutie Oranges
Similac
Yoplait 4 pack
2 Uncle Ben's Ready Rice
5 Rhodes Rolls
5 Texas Toast
6 Digiorno Pizza and Wyngz
3 Digiorno Pizza and Cookies
2 Digiorno Cheese Pizzas
11 Nestle Drumsticks
I was pretty happy with the deals today. We try to have a family pizza/movie night at least a couple of times a month, so I am happy to be stocked up on enough pizza to hopefully get us through the summer.
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