Check out this great deal from Lands End. Shop online and get up to 60% Off the Styles of the Season. You can shop for Men, Women’s and Children’s clothes and accessories. Sale items are even in the Home section where you can grab great deals on sheets and towels. You can get deals throughout the site as low as $8.
Land’s End has really cute clothes and accessories for everyone in your family. Go ahead and pick up some winter items at low prices like jackets and snow pants as well as many other items.
Deal Idea:
Women’s Layering Turtleneck, $7.97, (reg. $29.50)
Supima Cotton V Neck, $24.99 (reg. $59)
Girl’s Squall Jacket, $42.99 (reg. $89)
FREE shipping on orders over $50. This deal is valid through 1/15.
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Check out this week’s Bi-Lo Unadvertised Deals including several B1G1 deals, 29¢ Reynolds Baking Cups, gravy for 79¢ and more!
If you see any I missed, leave a comment and I will add them to the list.
Closeout Deals
- Sun Luck Mirin Sweet Rice Vinegar, $1.05
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San-J Teriyaki Stirfry & Marinade, 10 oz, 90¢
-.55/1 San-J soy or Asian cooking sauce, 10 oz (Whole Foods Coupon), 2015 Whole Planet Foundation Calendar (EXP 12/31)
-.55/1 San-J Gluten Free Tamari or Asian Cooking Sauce printable
(use both, makes it FREE) - Kendall Rose Pineapple Twist Marinade, 20 oz, $1.57
- Ka-Me Stirfry Sauce , 7 oz, 75¢
- Tropical Pineapple Marshmallow, 63¢
- A Taste of Thai Peanut Noodles, 97¢
- Sun Bird Sweet & Sour Seasoning Mix, 35¢
- Tampax Pearls Liners, 108 ct, $2.17
-.50/1 Tampax Pearl item, 18 ct.+ (EXP 12/28) printable (limit reached)
(use .50/1, makes it $1.17)
Ticketmaster is offering B1G1 tickets on select performances nationwide.
To get this deal, use the Ticketmaster coupon code TMN241 at checkout and follow these steps:
- Enter ZIP code to choose your area.
- After choosing an event, select the B1G1 offer under ticket type
- Available seats will display once the code is entered
Tickets can be purchased via “Print at Home” or “Will-call”. Choose from concerts, theater performances, and even Disney On Ice!
This deal is valid for a limited time.
See more online shopping.
Now that things can’t arrive in time for Christmas, it’s time to start catching the after Christmas deals!! For the next two days you can get 60% off the entire site at Wilson’s Leather (that’s on top of sales that are already up to 70% off) plus you’ll get FREE 2-day shipping with code MERRY at checkout.
I found a number of items under $20 that were regularly over $150!!
Deal Ideas:
Black Rivet Nylon Tote $16.78 (reg. $140)
Black Rivet Center Zip Faux-Leather Scuba $19.98 (reg. $180)
Wilsons Leather Rouched Soft Shell Touch Point Glove $19.99 (reg. $90)
Offer valid 12/24-12/25. FREE Shipping with coupon code.
See more online shopping.
Check out this thredUP promo code. You can get 40% off your purchase if you are a new member. ThredUP sells gently used name-brand clothing at great prices!
Use promo code DEC40 at checkout to get 40% off your first order with thredUP.
Look at these great items I found:
Forever 21 Cardigan – $4.79 (reg. $20)
Simply Vera Vera Wang Ankle Boots – $7.79 (reg. $48)
Baby Mud Pie Short Sleeve Onesie -$2.99 (reg. $14)
All priced after promo code.
Free shipping on orders over $70+ or it’s a flat rate of $5.99
Offer ends Dec. 31.
See more online shopping deals.
Walmart is offering a FREE Green Mountain Coffee Organic K-cups 4 ct Sample pack, no purchase necessary!
You will need to fill out a brief survey to receive your sample within 3-4 weeks.
This is a great way to try their new Organic versions, but don’t wait because this deal is only available while supplies last.
Limit (1) sample per household.
See more Freebies.
Are you a Kellogg’s Family Rewards member? Right now you can enter code KFRCONSUMERQUEEN to get 100 points added to your account!
Not a member? It’s FREE to sign-up and you’ll earn points by collecting codes and uploading receipts online. You can redeem them for coupons and other freebies.
This code is valid through 12/27.
See more rewards programs!
Head to Walmart to get a good deal on frozen pizza and more! You can use coupons to get Freschetta pizza for $4.10 each, Tony’s pizza for $1.25 each, and Reynolds baking cups for 42¢ each.
Walmart Extra Deals:
- Buy:
(2) Freschetta Naturally Rising Crust Pizza, $5.48
Use:
-$1.50/2 Freschetta pizzas, 5.5 oz+ printable
Pay: $9.46
Get Back:
-$1.25/2 Freschetta pizza, 14.54 oz +, at Walmart, Ibotta App mobile coupon
Makes it $8.21 ($4.10 each)! - Buy:
(2) Tony’s Pizzas, $2
Use:
-.75/2 Tony’s pizzas, 14.14 oz+ printable
Pay: $3.25
Get Back:
-.75/2 Tony’s Pizza, 14.14 oz +, on same receipt at Walmart, Ibotta App mobile coupon
Makes it $2.50 ($1.25 each)! - Buy:
(2) Reynolds Baking Cups, 36 ct., 92¢
Use:
-$1/2 Reynolds baking cups printable
Makes it 84¢ (42¢ each)!
Note: Your store may have these products priced differently.
Here’s a special “Merry Christmas” message from Publix…
Starting New Years Day most Publix stores in South Carolina will no longer double coupons. This could include other areas, but so far I only have confirmation for my state.
They are moving SC stores under the Charlotte Division and that means no doubles to match what they are doing in NC. Here’s a message that one reader in Charleston got from Corporate:
“Our coupon acceptance guidelines were recently revised in an effort to offer more valuable savings to our customers. As a result, we will no longer double coupons in our Charlotte Division stores. This decision will allow Publix to offer better prices and programs, while continuing to offer quality products, a clean shopping environment and exceptional customer service.
We will continue our commitment to helping our customers save money with our coupon friendly policy, which includes accepting manufacturer’s coupons, Publix coupons, Internet coupons and coupons from nearby competitors, as well as offering savings through our Digital Coupons program, flyers and weekly ads.”
I have always pointed out to folks in Florida and North Carolina that double coupons doesn’t really add massive savings on for us. Pulling up the current Publix ad there are only 8 deals that would be better if your store doubles coupons. Assuming you bought all 8 of them that would be a difference of $4 off in the store. It doesn’t seem as bad when you look at it like that.
Now that I’ve given my diplomatic answer, here are my real thoughts…
Living in an area with another store that double coupons regularly, and accept more competitor coupons than Publix (namely Bi-Lo), I just lost some of my loyalty to Publix. The sentence where they mention “better prices and programs” because of not doubling is pr hogwash. You’ll find the exact same sales and somewhat higher prices in most stores in FL and NC where they currently don’t double. You’ll also find in NC many other stores that double coupons higher than Publix, and they still offer mobile coupons, take competitor coupons and have lots of the same deals. This doesn’t make for a hard decision.
Thanks for the Christmas cheer Publix, I feel all warm and bubbly inside…
