BOGO NESTLÉ® Valentine Heart (up to 79¢

I am sure we will be having some great drug store deals to pair this coupon with so I would print it NOW !!!

BOGO NESTLÉ® Valentine Heart (up to 79¢)


Other Valentines Candy Card coupons include:

• 75¢ WONKA® or NESTLÉ® CRUNCH® Candy & Card Kit
• $1.75 off 2 WONKA® or NESTLÉ® CRUNCH® Candy & Card Kits
•  

There’s a great stacking or coupon combo opportunity at Publix!   The new Green Advantage Buy Flyer has a coupon for $2/1 Children’s Advil .5 oz to 4 oz.  Combine that with a BOGO MQ from the Children’s Advil Facebook page and you’ve got an UNREAL DEAL at just 70¢ per bottle!!
Here’s how to do the deal:

• BUY 2 Infants’ Advil drops .5 oz @ $5.39 each = $10.78
• USE 1 BOGO any Infant or Children’s Advil MQ from Facebook PRINT HERE ($5.39)
• USE 2 $2/1 any Children’s Advil .5 oz – 4 oz Publix Q from Green Advantage Buy Flyer ($4.00)
• PAY $1.39 for 2 or just 70¢ per bottle

You can do the same deal with the 4 oz Children’s Advil for $5.99 and end up paying just $1 per bottle for that size.  This is a fantastic price.
This one is going to probably go very quickly, so I’d hurry and print the Facebook coupon as soon as you can.  The Publix coupon is valid through 1/18/13, so you’ve got some time to pick up the deal.

Thanks, IHeartPublix!

FREE Starter Cabinet Latch Kit

You can get a FREE starter cabinet latch kit!!!!!!

Just head on over here fill out the info and they will send it to you in 6-8 weeks!!

Free Pasta at Publix.

Barilla Veggie Pasta 12 oz, 2/$3$1/1 Barilla Veggie Pasta 12 oz PUBLIX COUPON Yellow Advantage Buy Flyer$1/2 Barilla Plus, Veggie, Whole Grain or White Fiber 01/06/2013 SS Insert (exp 03/02/2013)

BUY TWO, use TWO $1.00/1 Publix Coupons and ONE $1.00/2 MFG coupon and they are both FREE!

(Thanks MCE)

Iphone 4 & 4s cases for only 1.35 shipped!!!

 

Buy 1 White Birds Nest Case for Apple iPhone 4, 4S (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint) (reg $14.99) $1.19
Free Shipping
Final Price: $1.35

Buy 1 eForCity Apple® iPhone® 4/4S Clip-on Case , Smoke Bird Nest Rear (reg $14.99) $1.72
Free Shipping
Final Price: $1.72

 (Thanks KCL)

Quiznos Coupons!

Head over HERE and print out these coupons!!!

Then head to Quiznos for some cheap food!


 

Cooking with Kraft coupons

There is a new coupon on Cooking with Kraft along with some that are still available to print:
NOTE: I haven’t printed the new Fresh Take coupon to see if its a Publix store coupon or manuf.

• $1 off any (2) KRAFT FRESH TAKE Cheese & Breadcrumb Mix (6 oz) (exp 1/23)
• (Publix store) $1 off any New OSCAR MAYER CARVING BOARD Sweet & Spicy Seasoned or Hickory Smoked Seasoned Pulled Pork 11.5 oz (exp 1/30)
• (Publix store) $1 off any New OSCAR MAYER Butcher Thick Cut Applewood Smoked Bacon 22 oz. (exp 1/30)
• (Publix store) $1 off any 2 KRAFT Singles 12 oz. (exp 1/26)
• (Publix store) $1 off any 2 OSCAR MAYER Selects Beef Franks 15-16 oz (exp 1/15)
• (Publix manuf) $1 off any KRAFT Homestyle Mayo 30 oz. (exp 1/13)

Yay!! The small tubs run for $2.99 at Publix so with this coupon you can grab some inexpensive Guacamole!!

Like Yucatan Guacamole on Facebook and print out your coupon!

(Thanks BrowardSaves)

FREE Pizza!

Click here and press on the “claim offer button“ you will then receive a free skinny slice coupon that you can redeem at Sbarro on January 15th!!

Target to Price Match all year round WOOHOO!

Did you take advantage of Target’s price matching online prices over the holidays? They have decided to make it a permanent change! They are now accepting price matches with Target.com, Amazon.com, Walmart.com, BestBuy.com, ToysRUs.com, and BabiesRUs.com. This also applies to previous purchases at Target within 7 days. If you find a lower online price at any of the above retailers within 7 days of your receipt, you will be refunded the difference.

Price matching may be requested at Guest Services and there is a limit of one competitor online price match per identical item, per guest. You can just show them the competitor’s online price on your phone, but Online prices may be validated by a team member. Items must be in stock at time price match is requested and prices stated as clearance will not be honored. *Alaska and Hawaii Target stores are excluded from online competitor price matching.

Also remember that manufacturer coupons can be used on items you are looking to price match, but Target coupons cannot be used. Read the complete policy HERE.

Awesome Purex deal at Target.

Use the $1/1 Purex Liquid Detergent Or Purex UltraPacks Detergent  coupon in this past weekend’s 01-06-13 RP#1 along with Targets offer for FREE Purex Ultra Packs wyb 2 Purex Liquid Detergent to get a great deal thru 1/12.


DEAL IDEA: Buy 2 Purex Detergent & 1 UltraPacks (all $4.99) = $14.97
-$4.99 (the Ultra Packs will be FREE with B2G1 Target deal thru 1/12
-$2.00 (use two $1/1 Purex Liquid or UltraPacks Detergent ETS 1-6-13 RP1 x2/2
Equals $7.98 for 3 or $2.66 each. If your store allows a coupon on a SALE freebie- use 1 more:
-$1/1 Purex Liquid Detergent or UltraPacks Detergent ETS 1-6-13 RP1 x2/2
Total: $6.98 for 3 or $2.32 each after coupons & deal.


The MightyPacks are 26 Load and the Liquid is 50 load, so it’s like getting 106 loads for as low as $6.98 or around .06 cents per load.

(Thanks Totally Target!)

Regals Mobile Coupons!

Don’t forget to get your Regal Cinemas mobile coupon valid for $3 off your Pizza if you plan to go to the movies this weekend! Valid through Sunday, January 13th.

Free baby magazines!

You can grab two FREE Subscriptions to Baby Talk & American Baby magazines HERE.
Just scroll down to the FREE Parenting Magazines section and fill out the short form toward the bottom of the page.

These magazines sometimes come with a few coupons too- often times for Earth’s Best Products and even a Target Coupon on occasion. In the past we’ve seen a few Target coupons here and there for Lego Duplo Products, Huggies Diapers and Wipes and more. Always nice to get FREE coupons & FREE magazines!

Just go HERE to request your FREE Subscriptions.

(Thanks TotallyTarget)

Free Better homes and Gardens 1 year subscription

If you don’t mind answering a few questions you can grab a FREE 1 year subscription to Better Homes and Gardens magazine!

Look for the offer in the lower right hand corner of the page under “Special Deals”. You don’t have to enter your credit card information so you’ll never be billed.  The questions are related to your employment and there are 7, so you can decide if it’s worth your time.

Remember to decline any additional offers

101 Nook Books for 2.99 or less!

If you own a Nook, here is a great deal for you! Right now at Barnes & Noble there put over 101 Nook Books on sale for $2.99 or less!

There is a wide variety of books to choose from including fiction, cookbooks, health, and lots of romance. Many of these are popular titles, but as always be sure to make sure the content is appropriate for your family.

IBOTTA APP

 

What is ibotta? (Sign up here)
ibotta is a rewards program that is part social, part survey and part rebate and runs 100% through your compatible smart device. It is available for Android and iPhone/iPad/iPod if the systems are new enough to support the app. The offers change from time to time and can vary by user. Eventually, as you complete offers you get more offers and they are tailored to your purchasing history.


Where can you earn?
Currently over 31 retailers.

How do you earn?
It’s very simple really. You go to the offers page and start looking around for products you will buy.
   You can scroll through the offers four at a time to find what you want or use the sort button to view by category. Once you find something you are interest in, tap it to open it in it’s own window. Then, you complete the various actions to unlock your rewards. After you have unlocked the rewards you want, you go shopping at a participating store to buy the items. You can buy the items on sale, with coupons and even receive other instant savings and on your next shopping order offers and still submit for the ibotta reward!
After you have completed your purchase, you go back into the app. Select “Redeem” from the menu in the upper left, choose your store and go through the process. It will ask you to snap a picture of your receipt with your device’s camera and then ask you which items you are redeeming. As you select each item, it will ask you to scan the barcode of the item. If you purchased the correct item, it will tell you the offer matched and you can go on to any other items you purchased.
After you have completed your submission, ibotta will review the submission and approve it within 24 hours if all is well. After they have approved it, you will get a notice in your email and the app. Within about an hour after that notification, you will see the money in your app under the “Withdraw Cash” option.

How do you get your money?
You need a Paypal account to get your money and must have a minimum of $5.00 in your ibotta account before you can cash out. When you go to cash out you select “Get My Cash” or “Donate to Schools”. When cashing out to Paypal, you select Paypal, enter the amount up to your total, hit “Submit” and “Confirm” then enter your ibotta password and submit. You will get a message telling you if it went through or not. If it did, it should show in your Paypal account within minutes.

Additional Tips.
If you don’t like the offers you have available, view the individual offer and then tap the image. It will take you to an additional screen that allows you to rate the offer. A thumbs down will help you receive alternate offers faster per a reader.
Have you seen an offer noted somewhere but don’t have it in your app currently? Need/want to buy it anyway? Don’t throw away your receipt and package just yet. There are reports that you can submit receipts after the offer becomes available even if you purchased it prior to the offer being active on your app. At least one report was for a same day purchase where the item was on a receipt that was submitted for one item and the app updated with another item that was purchased on the same receipt, submitted when the app updated, approved and paid. I personally was able to go back and use a receipt from 5 days prior to claim a Digiorno offer I knew was there but didn’t have active in my app at the time of purchase but later showed up in my app.


Let me know if you have questions. I know a few people have had problems with the app not working and as far as that goes all I can have you do it email support@ibotta.com so they can help you. I can only give feedback from a user’s perspective.


(Thanks Deals in the Mitten)

Publix Frusion smoothie 1.00 a pack!

Awesome new deal on Frusion Smoothie's and pick up the 4 packs for only a buck at Publix! 

They are on sale in the Yellow Advantage Buy flyer 2/$4 –So you have until 1/25 to grab this deal! BUT print you coupons fast in-case they run out!!!


Frusion Yogurt Smoothie 4 pk, 2/$4
-$1/1 Frusion® 4-Pack (zip 62946)
Only $1 for the 4 pack…25¢ per smoothie!

Preparation H Coupon To Use With Publix Coupon – $4 Off One Product

Great deal at Publix when you combine GAF with Printable coupon!

Preparation H Totables Irritation Relief Wipes, $4.99
-$2/1 Preparation H Product Publix Coupon Make A Healthy Start in 2013 Green Advantage Buy Flyer
-$2/1 Preparation H® wipes products
As low as 99¢

FREE

FREE Suave Professionals Shampoo – FIRST 50,000!

Hurry over to score a FREE Suave Professionals Shampoo for first 50k.

FREE Nivea, Eucerin or Aquaphor Sample – FIRST 100,000!

Hurry over to Facebook to score a FREE Nivea, Eucerin or Aquaphor Sample!

(Thanks CouponPro)

Free Coupons!

Head over now and request your FREE $17 Home Made Simple coupon booklet! To get one, just head over HERE and Log in or register if you are new!! It takes a few weeks to get to you but definitely worth the couple of minutes to sign up!

If you don't already have an account & haven't gotten one of these before, the Home Made Simple coupon booklet is filled with over $17 in high value P&G coupons! You will get coupons for Cascade, Dawn, Febreze, Mr. Clean and more!

Free YEAR Subsction to Ladies Home Journal!

 


 Hop on over HERE to sign up for your free YEAR subsctiption to Ladies Home Journal!!



This is an awesome deal no credit card required!!!

Get them while it lasts!!

COUPONING 101

COUPONING 101

To save, really save, with coupons, you have to change your old way thinking. Instead of making a list for the things you need or want each week, and then buying them regardless of whether they are on sale or you have a coupon, you buy ONLY what’s on sale (and lots of it.) The goal is to buy as few “needed” items as possible, while mostly just stocking up on the items that are on sale. The key is to stock up when items are at their lowest price. Done cumulatively and consistently, week after week, you will soon have a well-stocked and pleasantly varied pantry of food to choose from. As your stockpile grows, you will find that your list of “needed” items goes down each week, resulting in lower and lower grocery bills each week. (But don’t get your hopes up, it probably won’t ever make it all the way to $0)If you’ve watched TLC’s “Extreme Couponing,” you may think the only way to have a stockpile is to dedicate a whole room of your house to creating your own mini-Walmart.That is just not true.  You do need to have a good variety of items to choose from in your stockpile, but it isn’t necessary to buy everything on the shelves every time it goes on sale.
As a side note, it is important to know that no one–not even me–gets to take advantage of every great deal. Newspaper inserts vary by region & printable coupons run out. Don’t get discouraged by this fact! You will still be saving a ton of money, and there will always be more good deals to be had
Once again, Extreme Couponing is a cumulative process, not an instant magic formula.

GETTING COUPONS:

1. Newspapers are going to be one of your best ways for getting coupons. I get four newspapers a week, sometimes more if I know there is going to be a bunch good coupons. From what I've read and been told you should get a newspaper for every member of your family. So if you are a two person family get two, but if you are a six person family then get six! This way you will have enough items stockpiled, and you always wanna get an even number that way you've got enough for BOGO deals! Start a subscription to the Sunday paper.  (Or figure out where you will get your paper from each week.) Try asking friends, family, neighbors, or local businesses for their unused inserts. Some areas even have free local papers that include coupon inserts. BE SURE to subscribe to or buy the local paper that has the best coupons. Not all Sunday papers are equal!!

2. In Store coupons!!! Look for coupons on store shelves, on products, and on the back of your receipts. Also look for coupons to print out at the register!! LOOK EVERYWHERE. Publix, Sweetbay, and most grocery stores all have flyers each month that have a tons of coupons!!

3. Junk mail. Check all of it! Sometimes there are some awesome coupons in there!!

4. Directly from the manufacturer. You can get these a couple ways. You can go directly to their website and sometimes there are coupons to print, or you can contact companies *Mail, phone, email* & request coupons! 9 times out of 10 just by sending an email thanking the company for their great products they will mail you coupons!

5. Online Coupons. It used to be that most coupons came from the Sunday paper, but that is no longer the case. I estimate that these days at least 50% of the coupons I use each week are now printable coupons. There are always a TON of coupons to print online. Most blogs will give a direct link to the coupon you need for deals. Consider buying a cheap B&W laser printer. You will be printing a LOT of coupons, so I can’t recommend this option strongly enough. An inexpensive laser printer can literally save you hundreds of dollars over the course of a year.  I bought my Brother HL-2240 almost 3 years ago and it is still going strong.

6. Another way is to buy from a coupon clipping service. There are a ton of these all over the internet I have never used one BUT I've heard great things!

How to Keep Coupons Organized

Your system need not be elaborate; on the contrary, the simpler it is, the easier it will be to maintain. (And trust me, it will need regular maintenance!) Ultimately you need to figure out what works for you when it comes to organizing your coupons. There are lots of ways to organize coupons; the key is to find the approach that works best for you. Three options to consider:

• Clipping out all coupons
• Clipping out just the coupons that you intend to use
• Leaving the coupon inserts intact, and clipping coupons on an "as-needed" basis

Whichever approach you choose, there are several things that you can do to ensure that your coupons remain neat and accessible:

1. Develop a filing system. Many couponers organize their coupons by grocery category--dairy, frozen foods, deli, etc. – but it's not the only way to go. Find a filing system that works for you--by aisle, by expiration, etc. – and put it into action.


2. Find a container to hold your coupons. Use a shoebox, a storage container, a coupon binder, a coupon wallet or a recipe box – it doesn't matter what you choose – but it's important to have a landing spot for all of those coupons.


3. File coupons the same day you get them. Okay, so you may not always have time to file your coupons right away, but try to file them as soon as you can. This will prevent them from getting lost, and save you the hassle of having to sort through a big mess of coupons all at once.


4. Purge regularly. Expired coupons won't save you money, so don't let them hog space in your coupon file. Set a schedule for purging expired coupons, and stick to it.

Personally I made a BIG coupon binder! I have a coupon binder and every Sunday I go through take out all the expired coupons, clip ALL the newspaper coupons and put them in my binder. I have it organized into 35 different categories. I did this because I like being able to take my binder to the store with me and check out all the clearance sections. Let's say I see a glade candle on sale for .75, it only takes me a minute to open my binder, look for my air freshening section and see if I have a coupon for it! Just a warning, when I started 3 months ago my binder was a 1inch, it has now grown to a 3inch binder!! This is the best way for me personally I know some people would not want to tote around a 3 inch binder everytime they go ot the store! BUT I bought a bag and I keep my binder, scissors, paper clips, and pens all in there together so when i'm at the store I have everything I need and if there is something I find last min I have the coupon with me to use! It takes too much time for me to have to go home clip the coupon and run back to the store!

EXTRAS:::

Please note that when you first start couponing and you see a deal for the first few weeks you may not have all the coupons you need for the deals because it could include coupons that were from before you started! BUT don't let that hold you back in about a month you should be caught up! This time also gives you a little bit of slow time to get the feel of things, and figure out what system might work best for you!

SHOPPING:::

1.  Determine which stores are in your area to shop at.
Here in SW Florida, the main grocery stores are Publix, Sweetbay, and Winn-Dixie. There is also SuperTarget & Super WalMart stores almost everywhere.
Part of the trick to using coupons effectively is to beat the system by a.) stockpiling and b.) shopping at multiple stores.

2. Pick a coupon shopping website to help you make your list.
There are some amazing coupon resources available on the internet, and you will save yourself a lot of time and frustration by using them. 
Here are my recommended coupon matchup sites:

•  Saving Well Spending Less–I founded this site but have since sold it to a new owner–awesome Publix, Winn-Dixie, Safeway, Walmart, Target, & drugstore match ups.
• Southern Savers–great match ups for Southern grocery stores
•  http://www.iheartpublix.com/- Great for Publix matchups!
  

These are only a few of the many, many coupon matchup blogs available.  If you are looking for a particular store, just do a google search for “[your store] coupon matchups” and you should be able to find something.
Once you figure out which of these websites matches the stores in your area, bookmark it and then spend some time exploring the site to see where everything is.

3. Find this week’s post for your stores.
Once you’ve decided on your site, click on this week’s ad for the store you would like to shop at.
Read through it completely.  Make some mental notes:

• Check the final price after coupons.
• Are there any items that look like a great deal?
• Are there any items that you or your family want/or need?
• Which items require coupons from newspaper inserts?
• Which ones match up with printable coupons?
• Are there links to those printable coupons?

Repeat this exercise for one more store in your area. Which store has better deals this week? Which store has more items you would want to purchase?
I do almost 80% of all my shopping at Publix. Out of all the stores here locally they have the best sales!
I use IheartPublix.com for my ad matchups each week!

4. Make your list.
Finally, choose items that fit ALL of the following criteria:

1. After coupons, it is more than a 60% savings off the regular price?

(For example, if Hamburger Helper is normally $1.99 a box, and they are on sale for Buy 1, Get 1 Free, that will make them 50% off. That’s not good enough. However, if there is also a $1 off 2 boxes coupon available, your final price will be $0.50 a box, a savings of 75%. That is good enough to make the list!)
     2.  The coupon required for the savings is a printable coupon that is still available.
(To find out if the printable coupon is still available just click the link and try to print. If you get a message that says “no more prints available” or “you have already printed this coupon the max amount of times,” there are no prints left.)
      3.  The item is something you or your family would use.
(It doesn’t have to be something you always buy, just something that you might like to try or something that you think your family might like if they tried it. Part of the fun of coupon shopping is that you get to expand your horizons and try new things!)
4. Gather your coupons.
Using the links provided on the site you are using, print as many coupons as allowed. (Usually 2 per computer.)  If the coupon happens to be a PDF file (rare, but it does happen occasionally), it is helpful to save the coupon on your computer rather than print immediately to use again at a future date.

• If you have more than one computer, use it to print additional copies of your coupons.
• Once you have printed (then trimmed) all the coupons for the 3 items on your list, determine how many of each item you will be able to buy.
• Remember, if an item is on sale for Buy 1, Get 1 Free, you will be able to use 2 coupons, one for the paid item and one for the free item.
• On your list, note how many of each item you will buy based on how many coupons you have.

5. Go shopping!
 Be sure to buy ONLY what is on your list. (Make a separate trip for other items–the goal is to focus and learn without getting overwhelmed or distracted.)

• Be sure to check that the item is actually on sale. Every once in a while, an item on the coupon website’s list will not be included in the sale at your store. Most stores mark their sale items very clearly, so be sure to look for a sale tag. If you have any questions about an item, place it to the side in your cart so that you can ask for a price check before you check out.
• Also check that the sale item matches your coupon. Double check to make sure brand name, size, and specific product are all a match.
•  Before you get to the checkout, double check your coupons to make sure that all the quantities are correct!!
• When you get to the checkout line, be sure to tell the cashier that you have several coupons, and ask whether he/she would prefer them ahead of time or with the items.
• Be friendly and courteous and confident, and pay close attention to the coupons as they are scanned to make sure that none get skipped or forgotten (easier to do when you are only purchasing a few items.) I promise any apprehension you may feel will disappear the moment you see your receipt!

BLOGS: 

One of the top ways I find out about what the best and awesome deals are is to check out blogs!
I look at all these blogs at least once a day to check for new deals. There are a lot of coupons that are only available for a few hours or absolutely free deals you just have to be one of the first to sign up. SO I check frequently!

http://www.southernsavers.com/

http://moneysavingmom.com/

http://bargainbriana.com/

http://thekrazycouponlady.com/

http://www.passionforsavings.com/
http://www.iheartpublix.com/
http://www.totallytarget.com/

 COUPON LINGO

For those of you that are new to couponing, I’ve compiled a list of some of the abbreviations/terms that you might find while shopping/blogging in the “coupon world.” If you see one that I missed, please let me know and I’ll add it. Thanks!
$$/$$ – This means $ off when you spend $ amount. Example: $5/$30 is $5 off your purchase when you spend $30. (Check to see if the amount has to be before or after coupons to apply.)
$/# – This means that you get $ off for every # you buy. Example: $5/2 would mean that you get $5 off every 2 that you buy.
B1G1 = Buy One Get One Free (B1G2 is Buy One Get Two Free etc.)
Blinkie = A coupon that prints out at a machine in the store. They are located by the product associated with that particular coupon.
BOGO = Buy One Get One Free
Cash Register Tape = Your Receipt. Also refered to as CRT.
CAT = Catalina. A coupon that prints out at the register that is either $$ off your next purchase or $$ off a certain product. You typically have to use them at the store they printed, but some stores will take “competitor’s” coupons. Note: These are sometimes delayed in printing so wait a minute before walking away from the register. If you think you were supposed to get one and didn’t, talk to the cashier/manager and explain.
Catalina = Also refered to as CAT. A coupon that prints out at the register that is either $$ off your next purchase or $$ off a certain product. You typically have to use them at the store they printed, but some stores will take “competitor’s” coupons. Note: These are sometimes delayed in printing so wait a minute before walking away from the register. If you think you were supposed to get one and didn’t, talk to the cashier/manager and explain.
Closeouts – These are typically greatly reduced items that the store does not plan on re-stocking.
Competitors – This is the term meaning “of related chains.” For example, grocery stores will take other grocery store’s coupons and drug stores will take other drug store coupons. Always check with each store on what their couponing policy is and whom they consider to be a competitor.
Couponing Policy – This is the statement that each individual store abides by, in relation to coupons. What is typically included in their policy is whether they: take competitor’s coupons, take coupons past expiration dates, “double” or “triple” coupons, accept Internet Printables or if they even accept coupons.
Coupon Insert – These are “packets” of coupons found in Sunday papers and also sometimes in the ads mailed to you during the week. These are typically sent out by Smart Source (SS or S), Red Plum (RP) and Proctor & Gamble (PG)They are also refered to as inserts, S, SS, RP and PG.
CRT = Cash Register Tape, or your receipt
Discontinued – This means that a store has depleted their inventory of an item and does not plan on re-stocking it.
Double Coupons = This is the term used when stores will double a coupon’s value. Example, if you have a $1 off coupon, they’ll take $2 off. Stores vary on how often they do this ranging from never, always, on occasion or specific days of the week. Some stores may also set a maximum value limit. Example, no coupons over $2 and only 10 per transaction/day.
ECB = Extra Care Bucks. Exclusive to CVS. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.)
ES =Easy Saver. This is Walgreens’ monthly rebate program. You can find the books by their ads in the store.
EXP = Expires or Expiration Date
FAR = Free After Rebate (See Rebate for explation)
FAE = Free after Extra Care Bucks (See ECB or Extra Care Bucks for explanation)
FARR = Free After Register Rewards (See RR or Register Rewards for explanation)
Inserts = These are “packets” of coupons found in Sunday papers and also sometimes in the ads mailed to you during the week. These are typically sent out by Smart Source (SS or S), Red Plum (RP) and Proctor & Gamble (PG) They are also refered to as coupon inserts, S, SS, RP and PG.
Internet Printable = A coupon that can be printed online. Also refered to as IP or Printable.
IP = Internet Printable Coupon. Also refered to as “printable.”
IVC = Instant Value Coupon. These are found at Walgreens in their weekly ads.
MFR = Manufacturer
MIR = Mail In Rebate. These are checks or coupons that the manufacturers/stores will send you if you meet the requirements on the rebate form.
OOP = Out-of-Pocket. This is the amount of money that you have spent after coupons, ECBs, RRs, Catalinas (See terms for explanations)
OOS = Out-of-Stock. This means that the store is temporarily out of an item but plans on getting in more inventory. Sometimes they will offer a raincheck in cases like these.
OYNO = On Your Next Order. Used when refering to coupons that you can use on your next order at that store. (Sometimes Competitors will take them.)
OYNP = On Your Next Purchase. Used when refering to coupons that you can use on your next purchase (order) at that store. (Sometimes Competitors will take them.)
Peelie = Coupons found on products in the store. (Don’t forget to pull these off and hand them to your cashier when you check-out. Don’t rely on the cashier to notice them for you. It will only aggravate you later when you come home to find it’s still there!)
PG = Proctor & Gamble. A big chain of brands that also puts out a coupon insert.
Prinables - These are coupons that you can print online. Also refered to as IP or Internet Printables.
Q = Coupon
Raincheck = A slip you can ask for in the store when an item’s on sale and out-of-stock. Some sales will specifically say “No rainchecks” and some stores will put an expiration date on their rainchecks
RP = Red Plum. This is a coupon insert that you’ll either find in your paper or the mail.
Register Rewards = Exclusive to Walgreens. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.) Also refered to as RRs.
Rolling Catalinas – This means that you can use a catalina (see definition) as payment on another transaction of equal merchandise and another catalina will still print. Example, if you buy 5 “name brand items,” a $5 catalina will print. If you then buy another set of those same 5 “name brand items,” you can use the previous catalina you received as payment towards the order and another $5 catalina will print.
RR = Register Rewards. Exclusive to Walgreens. They work like cash on your next order. (Some restrictions do apply.)
S or SS = Smart Source. This is a big name coupon source. They not only send out inserts in the papers but they also have an online site with printables.
Stacking Coupons = This is the term used when stores will let you use their own store coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for the same item. Example: Most Targets would let you use their $ off “specific brand” product coupons along with a manufacturer’s coupon for that same “specific brand” product.
Triple Coupons = This is the term used when stores will triple a coupon’s value. Example, if you have a $1 off coupon, they’ll take $3 off. Stores vary on how often they do this ranging from never, always, on occasion or specific days of the week. Some stores may also set a maximum value limit. Example, no coupons over $2 and only 10 per transaction/day.
UPC = Universal Bar Code. This is the bar code that’s scanned on products for pricing/info at the stores. Several companies will ask you to mail these in on rebates
WAGS = Abbreviation for Walgreens
WT = Wine Tag. These are coupons that you’ll find hanging on the wine bottles in the stores.
YMMV = Your Mileage (Manager) May Vary. This is what you’ll see when someone finds a deal but they want you to know that your store branch may not offer the same deal.
WYB = When You Buy
OK, now you can put on your job applications/resumes that you speak a foreign language – Coupon Lingo!

Free or Cheap beech Nut deals!

 Head over and grab your coupons quick before they are all gone! There are some walmart scenarios below, but I know that they also have these at Publix and im "thinking" that they are only 1.00!! So that could be a freebie!!!

Here are some Walmart scenarios!
Beech-Nut Fruities On-The-Go $1.27
Use the $1/1 coupon found here
Final cost $0.27!

Beech-Nut Goodies $1.27
Use the $1/1 coupon found here
Final cost $0.27!

FREE TEA!

FREE TEA!
To get your free tea sample ...

Go Here Lipton Facebook page!
Like there page!
Fill out the info
AND Wait for you sample in the mail!

(Thanks, Free Stuff Times!)

Cheap Hallmark Cards!!!

Go to Hallmark's Facebook to print a new $2 off any 3 card purchase coupon (minimum $2 purchase required). This coupon does NOT exclude .99 cards!

 

Starting 1/13 (This SUNDAY) you can use this coupon to get cards for only $0.32 each! 

Here’s how:

Buy any 3 Hallmark cards $1.99+ = $3 Ecb (limit 1)
Use the $2 off any 3 card purchase coupon found here
Pay $3.97
Get back $3 Ecb
Final cost $0.32 each!



OR You can use this coupon at Publix, Walmart, Target or wherever else you can find Hallmark cards priced at .99, and still pay anywhere from .32 each!!!

Buy 3 Hallmark cards $0.99
Total = $2.97
Use the $2 off any 3 card purchase coupon found here
Final cost $0.97 – just $0.32 each!


(Hip2Save)

Awesome deal on Aquafresh Kids Fresh ‘n Fruity toothpaste at Walgreens going on right now!!

These are on sale for 2/$3 thru 1/26. There’s a $1/1 printable coupon you can use to get these for only $0.50 each! Here’s how to grab this deal…

 

Walgreens Deals
Buy (2) Aquafresh Kids Fresh ‘n Fruity 2/$3
(2) $1/1 Aquafresh Kids Fresh ‘n Fruity
Total = $0.50 EACH!

 (Thanks Wild for Wags)

DiGiorno pizza coupon is back again!!!

Head over here and print out your BUY 2 GET 1 FREE COUPON!!!
This is a manufacturer coupon that can be used anywhere! But here's a scenario for Target!

DiGiorno 12″ Pizza $4.99 (Target Price)
Use the Buy 2 Get 1 FREE DiGiorno Large Pizza coupon found here
Final cost $9.98 total – $3.33 each!
*Earn $1 back via the Ibotta App when you buy DiGiorno Rising Crust Frozen Pizza.

Cheap burritos anyone??!!

Head on over to Coupons.com to print this Buy 1 get 1 FREE El Monterey Supreme Single Burritos coupon!

Go to this link first, type in zip code 85254. Then click on the blue arrow, and head back to this link. You should see the coupon at the top already clipped.

Then head on over to Walmart to score the following deal…

Buy 2 El Monterey Supreme Single Burritos priced around $1 (prices do vary by region)
Use the Buy 1 get 1 FREE El Monterey coupon found here
Final cost as low as only $1 total – $0.50 each!

Rare tea coupon, save for Freebie at Walgreens!

Check out  Redplum.com to print a $0.25/1 Any Lipton tea product coupon!
It does state redeemable at Dollar General on the coupon, it does not state only at Dollar General and the fine print states redeemable at participating retail stores. Plus, this is a manufacturer’s coupon and not a store coupon.

You should be able to use this coupon at stores like Walmart and Target to score an inexpensive Lipton Tea product OR you can save this coupon to score the following deal at Walgreens starting the week of 1/13…

Buy one Lipton Tea Pure Leaf 18.5 oz or Iced or Green 20 oz $1 = $1 RR
Use the $0.25/1 Lipton Tea coupon found here
Pay $0.75
Get back a $1 RR
Final cost FREE + a $0.25 moneymaker!
* Remember, this Register Reward deal doesn’t start until 1/13.

((Thanks Hip2Save!))