Get ready for fall with this Koolaburra by UGG boot sale from Zulily! Get up to 65% off boots for women and kids.
Prices start at $24.99. Items are selling quickly, so get what you want while it’s available!
Deal Ideas:
Kids Purple Koola Suede Boot $24.99 (reg. $54.95)
This sale is valid for a limited time. Pay a shipping fee and then get FREE shipping on additional orders placed on the same day.
Love Zulily deals?
If you love Zulily deals, they now offer annual memberships that give extra savings and even free shipping! Check these out and consider the savings!
Free Shipping on any $55+ order + 5% off every order – $50 a year
15% off every order – $50 a year
10% off every order – $30 a year
Get ready for Labor Day grilling with this deal! Head over to Home Depot where you can get the Kingsford Original Charcoal Briquettes 20 lb. 2-pack for $16.88. This makes it $8.44 per bag.
These come in a new larger size, now 40 lbs. total for about 10 uses.
Offer valid for a limited time. Opt for free store pick-up where available.
See more online shopping.
Here are the Publix weekly ad deals that start on 9/1 (or 9/2 depending on your area). Get organic blackberries for $1.49, FREE Quaker oatmeal, and more.
Rosh Hashanah
- Yehuda Yahrzen Memorial Candle, 5 for $4
- Empire Whole Young Chicken, 12-24 lb, $3.19 lb
- Gefen Cake, 15.89 oz, $3.49
- Kadem Grape Juice, 22 oz, $2.50
- Gefen clover Honey, 12 oz, $4.49
- Manischewitz or Morgen David Wine, 750 ml, $4.29
Buy One Get Ones
- Publix Red Seedless Watermelon Chunks, at $4.19 ($2.09)
- Potato Inspirations Potatoes, 24 oz, at $4.59 ($2.29)
- GreenWise Organic Gala Apples, 2 lb, at $5.15 ($2.57)
- Driscoll’s Organic Blackberries, at $3.99 ($1.99)
-.50/1 Driscoll’s product (sign up) printable
(makes it $1.49) - Hebrew National Beef Franks or Beef Knockwurst, 9.43-12 oz, at $6.15 ($3.07)
- Publix Medium Shrimp Platter, 18 oz, at $16.99 ($8.49)
- Publix Premium Mussels, 16 oz, at $5.99
- Margaritaville Appetizers, 8-10 oz, at $8.99 ($4.49)
-$1 off Margaritaville seafood item printable
(makes it $3.49) - Publix Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast or Drumsticks or Thighs, at $2.99 ($1.49) lb
- Publix Deli Tea or Lemonade, 1 gallon, at $2.99 ($1.49)
- Publix St. Louis Style Pork Spareribs, at $6.69 ($3.34) lb
- Publix Pork Loin Back Ribs, (price not listed)
- Nathan’s Famous Beef Franks, 11-12 z, at $6.15 ($3.07)
- Pace Picante Sause or Chunky or Restaurant Style, 16-24 oz, at $3.59 ($1.79)
-.50/2 Pace Salsa, Picante & Queso, any, on same receipt, Ibotta mobile app
(makes it $1.54 ea.) - Duke’s Mayonnaise, 32 oz, at $4.59 ($2.29)
- Castello Cheese, 4-8 oz, at $7.19 ($3.59)
- Kellogg’s Town House or Club Crackers or Toasteds or Zesta Saltines 7.1-16 oz or Sunshine Krispy Crackers, 16 oz, at $4.39 ($2.19)
-$1 off Town House or Club or Toasteds crackers, 8 oz + (850 points) printable
-$1/2 Kellogg’s Town House, Cheez-It or Club crackers, any printable
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If the coffee places are doing the pumpkin drinks in August, I think it’s fair to make pumpkin muffins in August, even if it’s still blazing hot. I love pumpkin and keep it on hand year round to make muffins, breads, sauces, and more. I was craving a little bit of a treat but didn’t want to go overboard, so I added some oats to my favorite muffin recipe and sweetened them with pumpkin and a very small amount of sugar relative to the recipe. I hope you try them and enjoy them!
Easy Pumpkin Oat Muffins
As long as you have pumpkin on hand, you probably have everything else you need to make these muffins.
If you want to use vegetable oil or coconut oil, you can use those in place of the butter.
A quick side note: This recipe calls for 1 cup of pumpkin, which is only about a half a can. I put the other half of the can in a container with wax paper and froze it and saved it for a pumpkin pie smoothie the next day.
Back to the muffins! These only need one bowl to make. Stir together the wet ingredients: melted butter or oil, eggs, pumpkin, and then the sugar.
It will look like thick pumpkin when you’re done.
Saving money can’t get any easier than using Circle coupons in Target’s mobile app! These offers come off instantly at the register and most are good on up to 4 items.
Savings Tip: My favorite way to load offers is in the store. Scan the barcode of products and the app will find any offers available. Before shopping, you can also sort the offers in the app by value and find high value savings.
If you’ve never used Target Circle and want to know more watch a short on all the ways to save with Circle.
Check out all of the new Circle Offers we have found so far this week, it’s a pretty long list with some sweet high value offers!
This Week’s New Target Circle Offers:
Circle GiftCard Deals:
Free Target $10 GiftCard with $40 Pet Care purchase, Excl Flea & Tick, Greenies (Dog & Cat), Temptations, and Costumes. Target Circle eCoupon
Apparel:
20% off Newborn Apparel, excl clearance Target Circle eCoupon
Baby Care:
20% off Honest Mama, all Target Circle eCoupon
Beverages:
Make plans to join me Thursday night, 9/2, at 7 pm eastern for an in-depth online couponing workshop!
The workshop will be around 2 hours long, so get the family set for the evening and plug in to see how to cut your grocery and household budgets.
The topics covered:
Saving Basics
Mobile Apps
Ways to Save More (going store by store)
Online Grocery Tips
Drugstore Shopping
You can watch through Facebook, directly at the top of Southern Savers or on Youtube!
If you can’t make it Thursday, you can watch a workshop I did this past Saturday.
Here’s a sweet deal! Starting today, you can show your Covid-19 Vaccination Record Card will receive (2) free doughnuts at Krispy Kreme.
You can choose from the Original Glazed doughnut and an Original Glazed Heart doughnut.
Offer valid through 9/5.
See more Freebies.
Our next live online Q&A is all about meal planning!
Join me tomorrow, Monday at 8:30 pm eastern when we talk all about how to meal plan on a tight budget.
One of the best ways to cut your grocery budget (and eat healthier) is to meal plan. Let’s chat about all the ways to help you meal plan quickly plus how to kick up a notch and freezer cook too!
Feel free to join in with any questions you have (on or off topic).
You can watch directly on facebook or head to Southern Savers on Monday night and the video will be at the top of the page.
I get asked two questions the most… How to save on meat and how to save on produce. Since most coupons are for packaged items, saving on fresh produce can seem difficult. However, there are still lots of ways to save on produce.
Here are some ideas for your next grocery trip.
12 Ways to Save on Produce:
- Buy in season
- Shop local
-Farmer’s Markets
-Community supported agriculture farms (CSA)
-Food Co-Ops - Pick your own from a local farm
- Stock up & freeze extras (or opt for frozen/canned when appropriate)
- Use overage from other items and take advantage of any coupons you do find
- Ask for rainchecks when an on sale produce item is out of stock
- Buy produce from Aldi (they have some of the best prices)
- Price match local sales at Target
- Weigh pre-bagged produce to get the most for your money
- Shake off excess water from priced per pound produce
- Consider growing your own herbs and simple veggies
- Re-grow scrap vegetable pieces
If you are near Columbia SC, I would love to have you join the co-op we are a part of. You can’t beat a laundry basket full of fresh veggies and fruit for $25.
Let me know if you have more ideas on how to save on produce by leaving a comment below.
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