New Coupons on Coupons.com

Here are just a few of the new coupons available on Coupons.com this week. 

$1.00 OFF 1 Weight Watchers Sweet Bakery Items
$1.00 OFF 1 Hidden Valley Salad Kit
$1.00 OFF 1 Power of Fruit Frozen All-Fruit Bars
$1.00 OFF 1 Truvia Sweetener
$1.00 OFF 1 Weight Watchers Frozen Novelty Carton * use at Publix sale this week
$1.00 OFF ONE (1) 3-pack of any TEMPTATIONS by JELL-O
$1.00 OFF 1 Kashi TLC Soft Baked Cereal Bar
$1.00 OFF 1 Kashi Berry Blossoms cereal * use at Publix sale this week
$0.75 OFF 1 Fruit2O 6-pack
$0.75 OFF 1 Roman Meal Bread
$0.50 OFF 1 any flavor/variety Nature Valley Granola Bars
$0.50 OFF 1 BOB EVANS POTATO WEDGES
$0.50 OFF 1 package of KRAFT HOMESTYLE Macaroni & Cheese Dinner
$0.50 OFF 2 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel Pastries
$0.50 OFF 2 flavor 4.5 OZ. OR LARGER Chex Mix OR Chex 100 Calorie Snack
$0.50 OFF 1 can of Diamond Crystal Sea Salt
$0.50 OFF 1 package of any Tetley Tea

Publix Coupon Matchups

Check out Passionate Penny Pincher for this week's Publix Coupon Matchups

FREE Subscription to Woman's Day

FreeBizMags is offering up FREE Subscriptions to Woman's Day.

Chili's Coupons

Chili's has a promo going right now that if you get your friends to join their email list you can get a Free Appetizer or even a Free Burger

I get their email newsletter and it's great as they often send out coupons for free appetizers and free deserts as well as other discounts and promotions.  If you like Chili's, I'd definitely encourage you to sign up.

New SnackPicks Coupons

Kellogg's has some new coupons posted on SnackPicks, including:

• $1/2 FiberPlus bars
• $1/2 Special K products
• $1/2 Keebler Townhouse crackers 

and 4 or 5 more.  Grab your coupons here.

Sunday Coupon Preview for 3/27

It looks like we should be getting some nice coupons this coming Sunday including a couple of good BOGO Qs.  We are expecting as many as 4 inserts this week including a new Proctor & Gamble, a Redplum and possibly 2 Smartsource inserts!  To see updated full previews of what to expect check out the Sunday Coupon Preview.

The Redplum is expected to have at least TWO BOGO coupons! One for Axe Shower Gel/Detailer and another for Clean & Clear body wash!  We are also expecting several Dove+Men Care products (rare!).

Weight Watchers Coupons

Here are a couple of new coupons available for Weight Watchers products:

• $1/1 Weight Watchers Frozen Novelty (redeemable at Publix)
• $1/1 Weight Watchers Frozen Novelty (redeemable at Kroger) 

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:

• 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

Keep in mind that Target coupons are typically store coupons, so they can be stacked with Manufacturer coupons.  However, occasionally the coupons you find on Target's website are Manufacturer coupons.  If that is the case you'll see it printed on the top of the coupon.

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.

•  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)

So far for this month, we've spent $212.39 for $646.25 worth of groceries and drugstore items, for a savings rate of 71.34%.

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.