me&thegals
A Major Squash & Pumpkin Lover
Same old thing: Packed my lunch Wearing secondhand clothes.
We're still working on a ham from BEFORE Easter Ham and beans, ham and beans, ham and beans That's what finally broke me down and had me making homemade pizza yesterdaytortoise said:We've been eating leftovers since Easter. Easter dinner, leftover fried chicken and stuff from a lunch&learn, soups made out of leftover Easter dinner.
I'm getting of leftovers, but they ARE cheap and easy.
I went shopping for FREE today! I didn't really get much. 3 deodorants, 4 body wash, 2 packs of soap, 2 packs of razors and a couple bottles of shampoo. But all FREE with my coupons!! I did get a few other items at another store so wound up spending $20, but I had coupons and got most of those items for half offFarmerChick said:saved $87 at grocery store using coupons
bill was $197---I paid $110
so I think I did OK LOL
but I want to SAVE MORE AND MORE!
Thanks for all those tips. I used to go on double coupon days and do pretty well, but then the stores around here stopped having those :/Wannabefree said:Hold onto BOGO free coupons until a local store has a BOGO free sale, then BOTH items are FREE!
If the coupon says "any" as in any size, shop the travel section for the 99 cent items and use a dollar off coupon to get those free.
Buy the smallest package with the biggest value coupon first. You'll save a higer percentage of the costs. I gave 30 cents for mustard last night 8 oz. bottle $1 off...it said ANY size! The other bottle would have been a better deal, but I had two coupons and got 2 for that price, so saved more in the long run.
I buy 2-3 sometimes 4 papers and you can print coupons online, though I never have.
I'm cheap
Double coupon days are pretty much a thing of the past I think. BUT, Walgreens has in store coupons, then you have manufacturer coupons, and if they are different, you can often use both of them. I use a Walgreens coupon with a mfg coupon on the same product ALL the time now. Some of those items wind up free or better, and plus a lot of them have Register Rewards attached to them at Walgreens. Wish we had a CVS here, I'd clean up!FarmerDenise said:Thanks for all those tips. I used to go on double coupon days and do pretty well, but then the stores around here stopped having those :/Wannabefree said:Hold onto BOGO free coupons until a local store has a BOGO free sale, then BOTH items are FREE!
If the coupon says "any" as in any size, shop the travel section for the 99 cent items and use a dollar off coupon to get those free.
Buy the smallest package with the biggest value coupon first. You'll save a higer percentage of the costs. I gave 30 cents for mustard last night 8 oz. bottle $1 off...it said ANY size! The other bottle would have been a better deal, but I had two coupons and got 2 for that price, so saved more in the long run.
I buy 2-3 sometimes 4 papers and you can print coupons online, though I never have.
I'm cheap
We don't get any paper, but I have asked my neighbors, if I could have their coupons and to if I could have the sale flyers, so I can see which store has what on sale.