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Coupon Abbreviations
  • SC = Store Coupon
  • MC = Manufacturer Coupon
  • SS = Smart Source
  • RMN = Retail Me Not
  • PG = Proctor and Gamble
Coupon Terms
  • WYB = When You Buy
  • B1G1 = Buy One Get One Free
  • .75/1 = 75 cents off one item
  • .75/3 = 75 cents off three items
  • EXP = Expiration Date

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The time is here…to lose an hour of sleep this coming weekend.  But never fear!  Kroger is stepping up to add some fun to the “springing forward” process with the Hour Back Box!

Set your clocks for noon ET tomorrow for the opportunity to win a FREE Kroger Hour Back Box.  Visit Kroger.com/HourBack to claim a box, while supplies last!

What’s Inside?

This limited edition box comes stocked with Kroger brands breakfast items, including Private Selection Cold Brew coffee concentrate, Simple Truth oatmilk creamer and Kroger frozen breakfast sandwiches.  PLUS each box includes a one-year Kroger Boost membership!  Kroger Boost includes free grocery delivery ($35+), 2x fuel points, and other savings!

Plus, head back to Kroger.com/HourBack on March 7 to get one of 39,000 coupons redeemable for select FREE Kroger Our Brands breakfast items.  This coupon is available for use on in-store, pickup and delivery orders from Kroger family stores*.

*Kroger family stores include Kroger, Ralphs, Dillons, Smith’s, King Soopers, Fry’s, QFC, City Market, Owen’s, Jay C, Pay Less, Baker’s, Gerbes, Harris Teeter, Pick ‘n Save, Metro Market, and Mariano’s.

You may not get that hour back in your life, but you can ease the transition with an Hour Back Box!

Check out the current Kroger ad.

    Printable Shopping List
    publix meal plans

    Here are some Publix meal plans ideas that are based on the sales starting on 3/5!

    Look through the Publix weekly ad to see all the current deals.

    Note: All images used are from the original recipe creators.

    Publix Meal Plans:

    mushroom chicken
    photo via thealmondeater.com

    Creamy Mushroom Chicken
    Rice

    • Publix – Just Bare Chicken Breast Fillets Boneless Skinless, 18 oz, B1G1 at $8.49 ($4.24)
    • Publix – Publix Whole Baby Bella Mushrooms, 8 oz, $2
    • Publix – Ralston Family Farms Rice, 16-24 oz, B1G1 at $4.95 ($2.47)

    tortellini
    photo via cookedbyjulie.com

    One Pot Tortellini
    Garlic Knots

    • Publix – Celentano Pasta, 12.5-24 oz, B1G1 at $5.07 ($2.53)
    • Publix – Mid’s Sauce, 28 oz, B1G1 at $6.19 ($3.09)
    • Publix – Ground Sirloin 3lb +, $5.99 lb
    • Publix – Fresh Attitude Salads, Spring Mix, Arugula, Half and Half, Hearty Harvest or Baby Spinach, 5 oz, $3
    • Publix – New York Bakery Texas Toast or Bread Sticks, Garlic Knots or Ciabatta Rolls or Garlic Knots, 7.3-13.5 oz, $2.50
      (Excluding Gluten Free)

    bowls
    photo via theroastedroot.net

    Mediterranean Chicken Hummus Bowls Read More→


      Planning an upcoming trip and need some baggage to match the occasion?  Head over to Woot! to get this Travelers Club 5-piece hardside luggage set for only $79.99!  Regularly priced at $169.99, that’s over half off!

      Included in this set are:

      • 28″ and 24″ upright hardside rolling bags
      • A 20″ hardside rolling carry-on
      • A 15″ tote bag
      • A 10″ travel kit

      This deal is up through March 5, or while supplies last!  Shipping is FREE for Prime members; just log in at checkout.

      Psst!  If this luggage set got you excited, check out the 20% off Cat & Jack kids luggage deal on this week at Target!

      Here’s the Deal:


      Travelers Club 5-piece hard side luggage set
      – $79.99 (reg $169.99)

      Ships free with Prime!

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        Printable Shopping List
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        Here is a list of the deals from the new Publix weekly ad that will start on 3/5 (or 3/6, depending on your area). Get Rosina meatballs for $4.49 and more.

        Buy One Get Ones

        • Cosmic Crisp Apples, 2 lb, at $5.15 ($2.57)
        • Strawberries, 16 oz, at $3.99 ($1.99)
        • Sunset Angel Sweet Tomatoes, 1 pint, at $4.15 ($2.07)
        • Cocktail Cucumbers, 9 oz, at $4.15 ($2.07)
        • Bolthouse Farms Smoothie, Protein Shake or Beverage, 15.2 oz, at $4.15 ($2.07)
        • Pretzilla Soft Pretzel Bites, 12.3 oz, at $6.99 ($3.49)
        • Lantana Hummus, 10 oz, at $5.15 ($2.57)
        • Calbee Harvest Snaps Snack, Green Pea, Crunchy Loops or Red Lentils, 2.5-3.3 oz, at $3.09 ($1.54)
        • Olli Salumeria Snack Packs, 2-2.3 oz, (price not listed)
        • Publix Bakery Cookies, 13 ct, at $6.69 ($3.34)
        • This is a great deal. Stock up! Crunchmaster Crackers, 3.54-4 oz, at $4.15 ($2.07)
          Manufacturer Coupon -$1 off Crunchmaster product (sign up) printable
          (makes it $1.07)
        • Butterball Ground Turkey 85% Lean, 16 oz, at $5.89 ($2.94)
        • Butterball Turkey Sausage Polska Kielbasa or Bacon, 12-13 oz, at $11.29 ($5.64)
        • Just Bare Chicken Breast Fillets Boneless Skinless, 18 oz, at $8.49 ($4.24)
        • Just Bare Lightly Breaded Chicken Breast Bites, Fillets or Strips or Roasted Chicken Breast Bites Frozen, 22-24 oz, at $14.40 ($7.20)
        • Walburgers Meatball Meatloaf Blend Beef, Pork & Veal, 16 oz, at $7.99 ($3.99)
        • Margaritaville Shrimp Appetizers Farm Raised Frozen, 8-10 oz, at $9.99 ($4.99)
          Manufacturer Coupon -$1 off Margaritaville seafood item (sign up) printable
          (makes it $3.99) Read More→

          February is over, and each month this year I’m trying to do a “low buy month.” This is not the same as a “no buy” month or year, where you truly don’t buy anything but the essentials. I didn’t feel like I could go that extreme, so I’m just trying to examine each purchase I make and consider how much I need it. It’s a little more subjective, but it’s what’s working for me this year. I’m happy to report that once I did my February 2025 budget recap, I had spent even less compared to 2025 than I had when I did my January 2025 budget recap.

          Low Buy Year | February Budget Recap

          Last year I did a series of monthly posts with questions to ask yourself about your budget at the end of each month. For more of an explanation of our low buy year, please see my January 2025 budget recap.

          The first step in looking back at a month is seeing how much we spent on discretionary categories like kid expenses, groceries and other household items, eating out, gas, and the dangerous “miscellaneous” category. Our budget software lets me look at trends, which is really helpful. I cut our discretionary spending by about 37% in January 2025 compared to 2024. In February, I cut it by 42%—even better!

           

          I also compared our overall spending, which includes all our fixed expenses and other yearly sinking funds. We spent 30% less overall in February 2025 compared to 2024, which was about the same as our January numbers. It seems feasible to make my goal to cut our spending by 30% each month this year compared to last year.

          Now let’s look at some of the things we bought as part of our low-buy month.

          What we did buy in February 2025

          • A new iron (this was on my list for January 2025 that I didn’t end up buying, but I found a good deal)
          • New socks for one kid and a new belt for another
          • Charging cables
          • Comforter for kid’s bed
          • Supplies for a church bonfire

          Read More→

            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.

            And now most Circle offers now apply automatically when you check out – no need to search the app to select potential offers (except for Manufacturer coupons or alcohol rebates.)

            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.

            Note: look at the individual deals in the Circle app to get more details on which items are included in the offers.

            If you’ve never used Target Circle and want to know more watch a short on all the ways to save with Circle.

            Circle Special and GiftCard Deals:

            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (3) children’s pain-relief treatments, select Target Circle eCoupon

            Free Target $10 GiftCard WYB (3) household essentials, select Target Circle eCoupon

            Free Target $10 GiftCard WYB (2) Garden of Life supplements, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) Garden of Life supplements, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) Tylenol/Motrin items, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) Vicks respiratory health items, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) vitamins & supplements, select Target Circle eCoupon

            Free Target $10 GiftCard WYB (2) Olay skin care, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) RoC skin care, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (3) personal care, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (4) hair care, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (4) personal care items, select Target Circle eCoupon

            Free Target $10 GiftCard WYB (2) IAMS dry dog food Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $10 GiftCard WYB (3) Cesar dry/wet dog foods, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) IAMS wet/dry dog food items, select Target Circle eCoupon
            Free Target $5 GiftCard WYB (2) pet treats & supplies, select Target Circle eCoupon

            Bonus get an additional 5% off your next purchase …because you are a Target Circle Card holder, Limit 1-time use Target Circle eCoupon

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              If your kids need new luggage for an upcoming trip, head to Target this week where they are offering 20% off Cat & Jack Luggage.

              Find spinner suitcases, backpacks, duffel bags and more. Use your Circle Card for an extra 5% off and free shipping.

              Deal Ideas


              Kids’ Hardside Carry On Spinner Suitcase Daisy – $39.99 (reg. $50)
              -5% off with Circle Card
              makes it $37.99


              Kids’ Weekender Duffel Bag Green Checkered – $19.99 (reg. $25)
              -5% off with Circle Card
              makes it $18.99


              Kids’ Softside Carry On Spinner Suitcase Space – $39.99 (reg. $50)
              -5% off with Circle Card
              makes it $37.99

              This offer ends 5/8. Shipping is free with Circle Card or free with orders of $35+.  

              See more deals at Target.

                Score some nice clothing deals at Eddie Bauer‘s sale on sale. Through tomorrow, get an extra 50% off clearance styles with code.

                Enter SNOW50 at checkout to get the extra discount

                Deal  Ideas


                Women’s Rainier Pants – $30.49 (reg. $70)
                -with code SNOW50


                Women’s Funski Insulated Jacket – $85.50 (reg. $200)
                -with code SNOW50


                Women’s Rainier Ripstop Shorts – $49.99 (reg. $60)
                -with code SNOW50

                This offer ends 3/4. Shipping is free on orders of $75+. 

                  Right now, speed over to Madewell where you can score up to 75% off sale! Grab jeans, bags, jackets and more for sweet prices.

                  There’s no code needed.

                  Deal Ideas:

                  Wedged V-Neck Sweater $29.99 (reg. $92)

                  Ribbed Cotton Turtleneck Sweater in Stripe $29.99 (reg. $118)

                  Cotton Perfect Crewneck Tee $29.99 (reg. $42)

                  This deal is good for a limited time and while supplies last. Shipping is free for Madewell Insiders (free to join).
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