Preview for Sunday's Coupons: [12/2]

We will have 2 inserts in Sunday's paper. An SS and an RP. Here is what you may find:

[Please remember coupons vary by regions]

 

 

SmartSource:

 

Axe $1/1 4oz bodyspray, 2.7oz antiperspirant and deodorant or 3oz deodorant (12/30) ETS

Axe $2/1 16floz shower gel or detailer (12/30) ETS

Axe $3.75/1 holiday pack (12/30) ETS

Barilla $1/1 microwaveable meal (1/26)

Blink $1/1 Tears or GelTears (1/7)

Campbell’s $.40/2 condensed soups excluding chicken noodle, tomato and Great for Cooking varieties (1/31)

Campbell’s $.40/2 SpaghettiOs (1/31)

Campbell’s $.40/4 condensed chicken noodle or tomato soups (1/31)

Campbell’s $1/1 Go soup (1/12)

Carmex $.55/1 lip conditioner or any lip product (2/28)

Carmex $.75/1 moisture plus (2/28)

Chex $1/2 cereals (1/12)

Claritin $2/1 15ct+ D (12/30)

Claritin $4/1 24ct+ (12/30)

Colgate $.50/1 4oz+ toothpaste (12/22)

Colgate $.50/1 adult or kids manual toothbrush excludes Plus and Extra Clean (12/22)

Contac $1/1 Cold + Flu product (1/6)

Coricidin HBP $2/1 product (1/12)

Curel $1/1 7.5oz+ moisturizer (1/13)

Curel $2/1 intensive healing cream (1/13) ETS

Cuties $.50/1 2lb, 3lb or 5lb (1/2) DND

Edge $.55/1 shave gel excludes 2.75oz (1/13)

Efferdent $.75/1 48ct+ product (1/31)

Efferdent $2/2 48ct+ products (12/9)

Glade $.55/1 9.7oz premium room spray (2/9)

Glade $1.50/2 4oz jar or Scented Oil candles (2/9)

Glade $1.50/2 Winter Collection products excludes solids (2/9)

Glade $1/1 PlugIns Scented Oil twin refill or 2 single refills (2/9)

GoodNites $1.50/1 underwear or disposable bed mats (1/31) TARGET COUPON

GoodNites $3/2 underwear or disposable bed mats (1/31) TARGET COUPON

Hasbro $5/1 Kre-O Transformers Battle for Energon building set SKU# 98812 (1/31)

Hasbro Free Kreon Micro-Changers figure up to $3.49 SKU# A2034 (1/31)

Hills Bro $.55/1 12oz+ cappuccino (2/3)

Jergen’s $1.50/1 Crema Collection (1/12)

Jergen’s $1/1 8floz+ moisturizer (1/12)

Kleenex $.30/3 50ct+ boxes or 1 bundle pack (1/12)

Kleenex $.75/1 hand towels (1/12)

L’il Critters $1/1 120ct+ Gummy Vitamins (1/27)

L’il Critters $1/1 190ct Gummy Vites bottle (1/27)

One A Day $2/1 adult or teen multivitamin (12/31)

One A Day $5/2 adult or teen multivitamin (12/31)

Pillsbury $.30/2 refrigerated Grands! biscuits (2/23)

Pillsbury $.40/3 crescent dinner rolls (2/23)

Pillsbury $.50/2 rolled refrigerated pie crusts (2/23)

Pillsbury $.60/3 sweet rolls or Grands! sweet rolls (2/23)

Pillsbury $.75/2 refrigerated cookie dough (2/23)

Pine Mountain $.55/1 6ct or 8ct ZIP Superstarter (1/31)

Pine Mountain $1.25/1 StarterLogg (1/31)

Planters $1/2 4-21.5oz products excluding pistachios (2/28) DND

POM $.50//1 8oz, 16oz, 24oz or 48oz bottle (3/31) DND

Purina $1/2 Friskies cat treats or Whisker Lickin’s cat treats (3/2)

Purina $3/2 18oz+ dog snacks (3/2)

Purina $4/4 15.5oz or smaller dog snacks (3/2)

RevitaLens $1/1 OcuTec (1/7)

Schick $1/1 Hydro shave gel (1/13)

Schick $2/1 disposable razor pack excludes 2ct (1/13)

Schick $2/1 Hydro or Quattro for Men razor or refill (1/13)

Schick $2/1 Hydro Silk, Quattro for Women o Intuition razor or refill (1/13)

Scotch $1/1 Magic Tape one-handed tape dispenser (3/31)

Scotch $1/2 pop-up tape product (3/31)

Scotch-Brite $.7/2 scrub sponges, scour pads, dishwands or dishwand refills (1/10)

Scotch-Brite $.75/2 disposable toilet scrubber starter kits (1/31)

Scotch-Brite $.75/2 printed lint rollers (1/31)

Scotch-Brite $.75/2 soap dispensing dishwands or dishwand refills (1/31)

Scotch-Brite $.75/2 stainless steel or copper scrubbing pad or Dobie all purpose cleaning pad multi-packs (1/31)

SeaPak $.75/1 special edition item (1/6)

Skintimate $.55/1 shave gel or shave cream excludes 2.75oz (1/13)

Smart Balance $.50/1 spreadable butter or blended butter sticks (1/16)

Smart Balance $1/2 buttery spreads (1/16)

Starbucks $3/2 11oz+ coffee bags (2/2)

WhoNu? $.55/1 nutrition rich cookies (1/27)

Zarbee’s $1/1 adult product (4/30)

Zarbee’s $1/1 children’s product (4/30)

Ziploc $1/2 bags (1/12)

Ziploc $1/2 containers (1/12)

 

 

 

 

RedPlum:

 

Aleve $2/1 40ct+ product excludes D (1/31)

Aleve $5/2 40ct+ products excludes D (1/31)

Alka-Seltzer $1/1 antacid product excludes Plus cold products (1/26)

Alka-Seltzer $2/1 Plus cold product excludes antacid products (1/26)

all $1/1 liquid, powder or mighty pacs laundry detergent (1/13) ETS

Centrum $3/1 regular, Silver multivitamin or Flavor Burst chews (1/5)

Centrum $5/1 Specialist multivitamin (1/5)

DiabetiDerm $3/1 product (2/28)

Ester-C $2/1 tablet or powder (1/16)

Fancy Feast $1/18 Elegant Medleys or Mornings cans (3/2)

Fancy Feast $1/24 cans (3/2)

Fleischmann’s $.40/1 strip or jar yeast (1/6)

Fleischmann’s $.40/1 strip or jar yeast (3/30)

Folgers $1/2 gourmet selections products (1/8)

Garnier $2/1 moisturizer (3/1)

Garnier $2/1 Nutrisse nourishing color foam (1/12)

Gillette $10 off ProGlide razor when you buy cartridge or disposable (1/31)

Gillette $5 off Mach3 razor when you buy cartridge (1/31)

Jimmy Dean $.55/1 fully cooked product (1/6) DND

Jimmy Dean $.55/1 product (1/6) DND

Karo $.40/1 16oz+ syrup (3/30)

Life Savers/Starburst/Skittles $1/2 6.51-7oz Life Savers Hard Candy Sweet Storybook, Life Savers Gummies Sweet Game Book, Starburst Sweet Game Book or Skittles Sweet Game Book (12/26) DND

L’Oreal $1/1 EverCreme, EverSleek, EverPure or EverStrong shampoo or conditioner (1/27)

L’Oreal $1/1 EverCreme, EverSleek, EverPure or EverStrong treatment (1/27)

L’Oreal $1/1 EverStyle product (1/27)

Mars $1/2 7.94-19.5oz holiday products (12/25) DND

McCormick $.50/1 spice, herb, extract or food color (1/6)

Nivea $1/1 8.4-16.9oz body lotion (12/30)

Nivea $2/1 2.5-13.5oz Q10 skin firming ge3l, serum or lotion (12/30)

Nivea $3/2 .17oz-.3oz tube lip care products (12/16)

Nivea for Men $1/1 13.5oz body lotion (12/30)

Post $.55/1 Pebbles cereal (1/13)

Purina $5/2 pet care items; 11lb+ dry dog food, 13lb+ dry cat food, 24ct+ wet cat food, 35lb+ cat litter (1/31) TARGET COUPON

Snuggle $.50/1 fabric softener liquid or dryer sheets (1/13) ETS

Superpretzel $.50/1 soft pretzel item (1/10)

Christmas Wreath for $12 bucks! [DIY PROJECT!]

 

[This idea came from Pearls, Handcuffs, and happy hour ]

 

Alright, I'm not much of a DIY type of girl, I mean.. I love them, but they don't always turn out as the other persons, baking...now that's another story! I loves to bake...

This project seemed pretty easy so I decided to try it out :) And I'm glad I did, I think my wreath turned out pretty good, if I should say so myself.

 

Ok, So if YOU want to try this out here's a step by step:

 

Things You'll Need:

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*Hot Glue Gun

*Wire Clothes Hanger

*Ornaments from Dollar Tree (About 12 tubes of different shapes)

*Ribbon

 

I started out with a wire clothes hanger, stretched it out into a circle (or close to a circle)

I think I did a pretty good job at trying, at least.

 



Now, I bought these ornaments at Dollar Tree. I bought 14 tubes in different sizes. I didn't, however, use them all. I really used 12 out of 14 tubes. This is the only thing you'll have to pay for. [unless you have some to spare and you can use those]

 



I started off by taking off the tops of the ornaments. Makes it soooo much more easier and soo much less time consuming.  So just take off the tops and separate them.

 

 

 

I then preceded to glue the top of the ornament (the hole part) and placed the tops back onto the ornaments and set them aside while I glued the other ornaments.

**WORD TO THE WISE:

If you don't do this step, you'll have balls all over the place. And no one wants loose balls, now do we? ;)

 

After letting the glued ornaments have been put back together, start sliding them onto the clothes hanger, alternating between sizes and colors. Use the small sizes to fill in the gaps between the big ornaments.

 

I added a ribbon to it to make it an easy hang. This is the final product:

 

This is what my final product looked like., I think I did a pretty swell job.

 

And this is it on my door :)

I'm so proud of my wreath.











.20 Libby's Canned Veggies at Dollar General? Yesh please.

 

 

So, DG has the Libby's Canned Vegetables on sale right now for

 

.45 cents!!

 

 

First of all this is a great price for canned veggies, BUTTT

to make this deal even better there is a coupon you can use for it!

 

If you received the $1/4 Libby's canned vegetables (11/11 RP) you can use it on this deal and score an even better price on these veggies.

 

Plus, these come in great right now with the Holidays coming up!! Cheap veggies! Uh, SHYEAH!

 

Dollar General:

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Libby's Canned Vegetables - $.45

 

$1/4 Libby's Canned Vegetable (11/11 RP)

 

Pay:   .20 EACH!

 

 

P.S. Some people are reporting that they're having to ring up 4 at a time...

...If you don't want to go through all that hastle, (Personally, I hate shopping at DG. The ones here in town are horrible and don't know they're coupon policy AT ALL) just go to Wally and PM!  (price match!) So much more easier...for me at least. 

Where to get coupons, besides your Sunday paper?

 

Alright, before I start let me just say that I know some folks that are against

buying/ordering coupons on the internet from coupon clipping services.

But this is my thoughts:

 

Not every city/state get the same coupons as the next city/state. Personally, where I live we have crappy coupons and I'm always having to go to Dollar Tree to buy my Sunday Papers for my coupons and the inserts are from a city 2 hours away from where I live and they get GREAT coupons. BUTTT, at times it's cheaper to just buy the certain coupons you know you'll use and need then buying the Sunday Paper, so I am one who orders coupons online, if you don't agree, please refrain from negative comments :)

Anywho back to what I was talking about. I'm one who, if the coupons are really really good coupons, I will buy anywhere from 16-30 Sunday Papers. Makes it around $16-$30 for that week. But I don't pay that EVERY week, cause not every week are there good coupons... But Anywho, If you were wondering where to go to buy coupons, these are the sites I use and think have pretty reasonable prices for their coupons.

 

CouponClipShop 

lorihas3kids

WeClipUSave

TheCouponCarryOut

TheCouponClippers

 

 

 

 

 

Publix Sweet Deals (Holiday Items) for 11/14-11/20

Publix Deals:

 

The thing I love most about tihs week is that Publix is having items that we use for holiday recipes and for cheap! Especially with COUPONS!! DURRR..

 

BreakStone's Sour Cream-BOGO-$2.39

-.55/1 BreakStone's Sour Cream (11/11 SS)

.63 each

 

Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese- 4/$5

-$1/1 MFQ Fighting Hunger (WD) Coupon

.25 each

 

Dole Pineapple-BOGO-$1.79

-.40/2 Dole Canned Fruit (11/4 SS)

.49 each

 

Nestle Carnation Evaporated Milk-BOGO-$1.34

-.50/2 Carnation Evaporated Milk (9/30 RP)

.17 each

 

Pam Cooking Spray-BOGO-$2.89

-.40/1 Pam Cooking Spray (10/21 SS)

.65 each

 

Del Monte Vegetables-BOGO-$1.39

-.50/2 Del Monte Vegetables (IP)

.19 each

 

**Remember Publix doubles coupons up to .50

**You can use 2 coupons PER ITEM!

**You can stack a store coupon AND a Manufacturer coupon!



Pinterest... Your Ideas?

 

 

So I have pinterest and I must say... I am a Pinterest Addict!!

 

I love pinterest, but it also depresses me a little seeing these beautiful houses and their

decorations for Christmas...speaking of which, how many of you are ready?...

Anywho, So I saw this recipe and if you're anything like me, a Southern Girl who

loves fried Okra and Sweet Tea, you'll be happy to know I have found

a HEALTHIER version for fried okra. Well, it's more like Baked okra, but still delicious.

And the fact that I can consume these without having that "Why did I eat this" feeling, is

A-MAZE-ING!

 





So Here's the Recipe:

 

Oven-Fried Okraadapted from family .com
makes 7-1/2 C servings
16 oz bag frozen sliced okra, thawed {about 3 1/2 cups}
1 tsp Cajun or creole seasoning
1/2 tsp garlic salt
1 C yellow corn meal
Canola oil spray
1 gallon zip lock bag

 

 

(Picture and Recipe credit to : Cookin' Cowgirl )

 

Alright, so you start out by preheating your oven to 425 Degrees.

You then, grab your Freezer bag and turn it inside out, Spray some Pam on the inside...

 

Turn the bag rightside in, pour in the Okra, pour in the cajun seasoning AND garlic salt...

Shake, shake, shake!!

Let it rest  for about 10 mins.

 

Add the cornmeal, shake, let rest again for about another 10 minutes...

Strain/Sift the okra so that excess cornmeal gets knocked off...

 

Place foil onto your cookie sheet, spray with pam, place okra onto foil sheet.

 

Bake for...eh, 20 minutes, take out, flip okra, spray with pam and cook for roughly another 20 minutes.

 

Let cool AND ENJOY!!!

 

I made this the other night.. and I'm PROUD to say I finished a whole bag... without the

"Why did I eat that" feeling.



A "WELCOME BACK" To Myself ... Thank You, Thank You..

Well, As Many of you DIDN'T know, I had to stop blogging

for a while, cause I had surgery then things go complicated,

BUT... I am back and this time with a little more than couponing.

 

Don't get me wrong, I'm still a die hard couponer, but I've been

trying other things as well since the operation.

Things such as, COOKING (Without burning the food), lots of

DIY's around the home, cleaning tips and such.

 

For some reason, I have been baking like crazy these past few months.

Which would explain my husbands 10 pound weight gain *shrugs shoulders*

So, I will share the tips and nips to what I'm into these days.

And IF you are interested you may follow along on this path of experimenting.

p.s--Please prepare your newfeed for some blow-up...

 

Thank You.