If you have both stores in your area, you should be able to stack these coupons at Publix, for even better savings. And if you get ALL You magazine, there's also a $.50 Off Coupon that will stack with these.
Monday, March 21, 2011
Weight Watchers Coupons
Here are a couple of new coupons available for Weight Watchers products:
If you have both stores in your area, you should be able to stack these coupons at Publix, for even better savings. And if you get ALL You magazine, there's also a $.50 Off Coupon that will stack with these.
If you have both stores in your area, you should be able to stack these coupons at Publix, for even better savings. And if you get ALL You magazine, there's also a $.50 Off Coupon that will stack with these.
New Coupons on Target.com
Whether you shop at Target or do what I do and use them at Publix (or another store that accepts competitor coupons), the Target website is a place you want to check regularly for new coupons. They have quite a few new coupons available this week.
Here's the ones I'm printing today:
Here's the ones I'm printing today:
- Oscar Mayer weiners Buy 3, Get 1 FREE (will go with the Publix sale this week or next week)
- $1.50 Off Kraft Cheese (will go with next week's Publix sale)
- Oscar Mayer DeliFresh lunch meats Buy 3 Get 1 FREE
- $.75 Off Oscar Mayer Carving Board lunch meats
- $.75 Off Planters snack product
- $1 Off Oreos (ok, I'm not printing this one, but thought you might want to).
- $1.50 Off Archer Farms nuts (10oz or larger)
- $1/2 Jimmy Dean sausage products (9.6oz or larger)
- $1 Off Carnation Instant Breakfast
- $1/2 Special K cereals
- $1.50 Off Select General Mills products
- $.75/1 Fiber One cereal
- $1/2 Select General Mills cereals
Spending Goals: March Week 3
I thought we were going to do ok this week, then we both decided we really wanted to change our eating habits. So what is this going to mean for our stockpile? I don't know. For now, it will stay put, luckily most of it is things we will eventually eat anyway. The major change for both of us was the desire to incorporate more fruits and vegetables. With that in mind, we spent about $30 at Kroger yesterday on nothing but fresh veggies (and a newspaper).
You can see my last update (for the first half of March) here.
I'm thinking that next week the only shopping I'll be doing will be drugstores (I've got plenty RR, ECBs & +UPs to spend).
You can see my last update (for the first half of March) here.
- Publix - paid $49.46 for $110.63 worth of groceries (3/18)
- Walgreens - paid $1.66 for 31.94 worth of products (3/19)
- Rite Aid - paid $.32 for $34.69 worth of products (3/19)
- Kroger - paid $29.92 for a whole lotta veggies (3/20)
I'm thinking that next week the only shopping I'll be doing will be drugstores (I've got plenty RR, ECBs & +UPs to spend).
Following the Wal-Mart Coupon Policy?
I have to say that I'm glad I'm not. I'm even more glad I don't really shop there because I think I'd be insane by now. In following other blogs and seeing updates to Wal-mart's coupon policy it seems like it has changed about once a week since the first of the year (and that's their corporate policy), their store's haven't even kept up with the policy as it has changed, so I don't really know what customers are expected to do. All I can say is that they do need to get it together soon and decide what their final policy will be and enforce it at the store level, then stick with it, before they lose any more customers.
To date.... first they were taking competitor coupons, then they weren't, then they were AND they were even taking $ Off Purcahase Register Rewards (from Walgreens and similar) and now they aren't taking those but they are still allowing cash back on overage transactions. I'm figuring that will probably change too in the next week or so.
To date.... first they were taking competitor coupons, then they weren't, then they were AND they were even taking $ Off Purcahase Register Rewards (from Walgreens and similar) and now they aren't taking those but they are still allowing cash back on overage transactions. I'm figuring that will probably change too in the next week or so.
Rite Aid Trip 3/19
When I got to the store and looked through the ad I noticed that there was nothing mentioned about the Clean & Clear +UP deal (however, the in-ad coupon was present for a change). I decided that the coupon stack (and the amount of +UPs I have) made this a good enough deal even without getting more +UPs, so I picked up 3 Clean & Clear items. While shopping, I did something I don't do often enough and actually kept a running total of my items on my calculator. I thought I had the math all figured out on how much I'd need in order to use my +UPs and even picked up 2 pieces of candy as filler, so that I could use $7 worth of +UPs. I just forgot to take into account the 10% off I get for Silver status. I'm still learning and luckily, I had another +UP that was $1 less than the 2 I'd planned to use.
3 Clean & Clear items @ $5.84 (after 10% Wellness discount)
- (3) $2/1 Clean & Clear in-ad Qs
- (3) $2/1 Clean & Clear printable Qs
3 packs Dixie paper plates @ $1.97
- $5/3 Video Value Q
1 Blistex @ $1
- $.35/1 Q
2 Russell Stover candies @ 2/$1
- $3/$15 Servey Coupon
- $6 +UPs
= .32 OOP (got back $5+UP and another survey invitation)
This is a huge savings considering that we have always bought our paper plates at CostCo. When I was in CostCo yesterday I noticed their price for 170 of the same paper plates is over $12. I got 135 paper plates for less than $1 (before using any +UPs).
Saturday was an awesome day for drugstore shopping, for me. I'm finding that even though stores might be out of items at the end of the week, the trip, overall, is less pressure-filled than it would be earlier in the week. The stores are less busy and I can take my time a little more. And since the stores aren't as busy the cashiers don't mind multiple transactions as much or taking their time to ring you out.
3 Clean & Clear items @ $5.84 (after 10% Wellness discount)
- (3) $2/1 Clean & Clear in-ad Qs
- (3) $2/1 Clean & Clear printable Qs
3 packs Dixie paper plates @ $1.97
- $5/3 Video Value Q
1 Blistex @ $1
- $.35/1 Q
2 Russell Stover candies @ 2/$1
- $3/$15 Servey Coupon
- $6 +UPs
= .32 OOP (got back $5+UP and another survey invitation)
This is a huge savings considering that we have always bought our paper plates at CostCo. When I was in CostCo yesterday I noticed their price for 170 of the same paper plates is over $12. I got 135 paper plates for less than $1 (before using any +UPs).
Saturday was an awesome day for drugstore shopping, for me. I'm finding that even though stores might be out of items at the end of the week, the trip, overall, is less pressure-filled than it would be earlier in the week. The stores are less busy and I can take my time a little more. And since the stores aren't as busy the cashiers don't mind multiple transactions as much or taking their time to ring you out.
Walgreens Trip 3/19
I'm feeling more and more comfortable with Walgreens. Granted it doesn't hurt that this trip didn't need to involved multiple transactions (although the cashier was more than ready for me to have them). I started off with $9 in RR (left over from the Swiffer/Schick deals last week) and I was initially worried that I'd only be able to use 1 per transaction (as it seems that some stores set this limit and some don't), so I did the easy thing.... I asked before I checked out. The girl I asked confirmed that I could use as many as I had so long as my number of coupons did not exceed the number of items purchased. As luck would have it, they had a great filler for me this week with the 3 padded envelopes for $1. I'd also read mixed reviews on the ability to use the BOGO Right Aid coupon on top of the BOGO sale. I didn't ask about this, I just tried it and the cashier did it without saying a word.
So here's what my transaction looked like:
1 Listerine (1L) @ $3.99 (sale)
-$1 coupon
2 Right Guard @ BOGO $4.49
-BOGO coupon
1 Dial Nutriskin lotion @ $4.99 (sale)
-$2 coupon
2 Blistex @ $1 (sale)
- (2) $.35 coupons
6 Scotch padded mailers @ 3/$1 (with in-ad Q)
=$10.66 - $9RR = $2.66 OOP (got back $4RR from Listerine & Dial)
1 Listerine (1L) @ $3.99 (sale)
-$1 coupon
2 Right Guard @ BOGO $4.49
-BOGO coupon
1 Dial Nutriskin lotion @ $4.99 (sale)
-$2 coupon
2 Blistex @ $1 (sale)
- (2) $.35 coupons
6 Scotch padded mailers @ 3/$1 (with in-ad Q)
=$10.66 - $9RR = $2.66 OOP (got back $4RR from Listerine & Dial)
Kitchen Prep Set - $14 on Housewares Deals
HousewaresDeals.com 's offering today is a set of 3 Resin covered stainless steel knives and 2 cutting boards for just $14. Reading up a little on these types of knives online, they are known to be quite sharp and the resin covering keeps them from sticking to food.
Farberware® 5 Piece Prep Set
This 5 Piece Prep Set will have you slicing and dicing like a pro! The 3 piece knife set features resin-coated stainless steel blades that reduce the sticking of food to the knife, allowing for easier, more efficient cutting. The ergonomically designed handles provide a sure, comfortable grip. 3 piece set includes: 8 inch chef's knife, 5-1/2 inch utility knife, and 3-1/2 inch parer knife. Hand wash only. Also included is a set of 2 polypropylene cutting boards that feature nonslip accents for stability while cutting and reversible sides to double a chef's cutting capacity. 8x10 inch and 11x14 inch sizes. Dishwasher safe.
Check out the Deal at HousewaresDeals.cohttp://www.housewaresdeals.comm
This 5 Piece Prep Set will have you slicing and dicing like a pro! The 3 piece knife set features resin-coated stainless steel blades that reduce the sticking of food to the knife, allowing for easier, more efficient cutting. The ergonomically designed handles provide a sure, comfortable grip. 3 piece set includes: 8 inch chef's knife, 5-1/2 inch utility knife, and 3-1/2 inch parer knife. Hand wash only. Also included is a set of 2 polypropylene cutting boards that feature nonslip accents for stability while cutting and reversible sides to double a chef's cutting capacity. 8x10 inch and 11x14 inch sizes. Dishwasher safe.
Check out the Deal at HousewaresDeals.cohttp://www.housewaresdeals.comm
$2 For 5 One-Night Rentals
$2 Off Silk Soy Milk
Head over to Silk vs Milk and login or register to take the "Silk Vs. Milk" Challenge and get a coupon worth $2 Off your next purchase of Silk. Silk is on sale right now at Publix 2/$5, so this coupon makes it just $.50. Evidently, there is also a $1 Off coupon in the Spring Publix Family Style magazine.
-thanks MOJO Savings
FREE Cup of Yoplait Still Available
Yoplait is still doing their Million Cup giveaway, if you haven't already "liked" Yoplait on Facebook and received your free cup, be sure to head over and do so. I've already gotten my coupon and I know I'll be using it as we eat a ton of yogurt around here. I especially love that Yoplait light is now using Splenda to sweeten their product instead of aspertame. Now that I'm attempting to do "Weight Watchers" again, yogurt has become an even bigger part of my diet. Lately, I've been really enjoying Yoplait's "Yo-Plus" yogurt with added fiber, since that seems to be the one thing I can never get enough of in my diet naturally.
From Yoplait's Facebook page you can explore the many nourishing options that Yoplait has to offer - with varieties like Yoplait Light, Yoplait Original, Yoplait Fiber One, Yoplait Kids and Yoplait Delight Parfaits. Each product offers different benefits, and loads of variety, to make eating well a no-brainer. Here are five great ways to 'get your snack on' with Yoplait this March!
- Start spring off right with Yoplait Light´s Two Week Tune Up Plan - Replace breakfast and lunch with a cup of your favorite flavor of Yoplait Light, a whole grain and a piece of fruit and you could lose 5 pounds in two weeks. Go to Yoplait.com for full diet details.
- Get more calcium with Yoplait Original style yogurt - Now with two times the calcium of the leading yogurt (50 percent of the Recommended Daily Value) in one convenient 6-ounce cup*, Yoplait Original style yogurt is committed to women´s health, offering a product that has even more of the calcium women need for strong, healthy bodies. Grab a free cup while supplies last during the Million Cup Giveaway on Yoplait on Facebook!
- Try the newest flavor from Yoplait Fiber One - Yoplait Fiber One´s new Blueberry flavor yogurt is packed with filling fiber, calcium, vitamins A and D, real fruit and the great taste of blueberries. With only 50 calories, 5 grams of fiber and 0 grams of fat, this deliciously creamy yogurt won´t break your calorie bank.
- Stress less over snack time with Yoplait Kids yogurt - With a wholesome and fun snack like Yoplait Kids yogurt in the fridge, you can feel good about what your children are eating at snack time. Yoplait Kids provides an excellent source of calcium and vitamin D, and has 25% less sugar than the leading kids´ yogurt**. With yummy flavors, and favorite friends like Dora and Lightning McQueen on the packages, Yoplait Kids is a hit with moms and children alike.
- End the day with a Delight Parfait from Yoplait - Even with two luscious layers providing a double shot of rich and creamy yogurt, these 100 calorie indulgences from Yoplait contain only 1.5 grams of fat per serving. Now available in two new flavors, Chocolate Éclair and Cherry Cheesecake, you can enjoy a dessert that´s 100 percent guilt-free.
**Yoplait kids has 9 grams of sugar per 3oz. the leading kids' yogurt has 13 grams of sugar per 3oz.
Information shared in this post was provided by Yoplait and MyBlogSpark, opinions are strictly my own and are in no way inpacted by any possible compensation or prize. By posting this information I do have the opportunity to win a prize pack from Yoplait and MyBlogSpark
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