I am thoroughly enjoying the little coupon booklet sent out by Wegman's a couple weeks ago. For only a minimum purchase of $10, I was able to redeem a coupon for a free 11.5 ounce bag of potato chips and a bag of frozen vegetables. Also, by the pharmacy, $1 coupons for frozen organic vegetable bags were available, making these nutritious veggies only a dollar.
According to their free January issue of "Nature's Marketplace" (found in the organic food section), which includes a couple of great coupons, there is an upcoming Everything Organic Festival on January 21st and 28th from 11am-3pm where one can "sample Wegmans organic products," "learn more about organics," and "spin the Wheel of Fun for a chance to win a basket of organic products."
Sounds like a great time to plan a Saturday grocery shopping trip!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Heads Up on Free School Supplies
After perusing the http://www.howtoshopforfree.net/, I am looking forward to some early morning shopping tomorrow. Avery heavy duty binders, banker's boxes, and portable file boxes can be bought and credited 100% in Staples Rewards.
This website is wonderful in finding all the free little items at Walmart and all of the various pharmacies. If you get a chance, check it out.
This website is wonderful in finding all the free little items at Walmart and all of the various pharmacies. If you get a chance, check it out.
A Quick Run to the Stores
Because of an afternoon nap and two free teenagers on hand, I was able to make some quick stops at some stores today without lugging around a toddler. At Aldi's I picked up six 3 pound onion bags for only 99 cents each, four 10 pound golden potato bags for only $2.99 each, and 3 dozen eggs for only $1.09 each.
At the Dollar Tree I grabbed some Brillo boxes, brooms, and sponges. At Walgreens I picked up a 24 Dasani water bottle pack on sale for $3.99. I then swung by Taco Bell to buy a $20 gift card and get a free soda and chicken flatbread meal. That promotion is over now, but the manager took my order and allowed the free incentives to ring through anyway.
And finally, my stop at Target was 'excite'ing -- five holiday boxes of Axe Excite, Dark Temptation, and the Shower pack originally $9.99 reduced to $6.98. I used five $3 coupons, bringing down each gift pack to only four dollars, the regular price of a deodorant stick. My boys will love this, making it worth the babysitting today, perhaps?
At the Dollar Tree I grabbed some Brillo boxes, brooms, and sponges. At Walgreens I picked up a 24 Dasani water bottle pack on sale for $3.99. I then swung by Taco Bell to buy a $20 gift card and get a free soda and chicken flatbread meal. That promotion is over now, but the manager took my order and allowed the free incentives to ring through anyway.
And finally, my stop at Target was 'excite'ing -- five holiday boxes of Axe Excite, Dark Temptation, and the Shower pack originally $9.99 reduced to $6.98. I used five $3 coupons, bringing down each gift pack to only four dollars, the regular price of a deodorant stick. My boys will love this, making it worth the babysitting today, perhaps?
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