Here are the deals that start 12/2 at CVS. This is a fun week. The biggest deal is Pampers Diapers for $3.99!
If you know of any other deals please leave them in a comment below.
Extra Care Deals
- $1 ECB WYB Lipton Iced Tea Bottles, 16.9 oz 12 pk, $4.99, limit 1
-.25/1 Lipton tea item printable
(makes it $3.74 ea.) - $3 ECB WYB (3) 7Up, A&W, Sunkist, or Canada Dry Soda, 12 pk 12 oz, $3.67, limit 1
(makes it $2.67 ea.) - $1 ECB WYB (2) Planter’s Mixed Nuts 10.3 oz or Cashew Halves 8 oz, $4, limit 1
-$1 off Planters cashews, mixed nuts, or NUT-rition products, 4-21.5 oz, SS 9/30
-$1 off Planters mixed nuts or cashew halves & pieces printable (limit reached)
-$1/2 Planters nuts, 4-21.5 oz, SS 11/11
-$1/2 Planters products, 4-21.5 oz, excl pistachios, SS 12/02
(use (2) $1 off, makes it $2.50 ea.) - $1 ECB WYB Garelick Farms Milk, 1 Gallon, $3.29, limit 2
(excludes flavored)
-.50/1 Garelick Farms Dairy Pure milk, 1 gal printable
(makes it $1.79) Read More→
We are doing lots of cooking with items on hand and relying on freezer items that we stored up during the summer. I busted out the crockpot and tried to add that in the rotation to save some precious evening hours now that the sun goes down so early.
*These prices are based off of averages and are subject to change weekly
Southwestern Chicken & Potato Soup (Slow Cooker) – Recipe
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breast, $1.79-$1.99 lb (Food Lion, Lowes, Harvey’s, Kroger)
Sweet Potatoes, 69-89¢ lb (Winn Dixie, Harris Teeter)
Onions, 79¢ lb (Winn Dixie, Food Lion)
Diced Tomatoes, 49¢-$1 (Winn Dixie, Harris Teeter)
Chicken Broth, College Inn Broth, 14.5 oz 4-19¢ (Publix, Harris Teeter)
Frozen Corn, Pictsweet, 16 oz, $1.14 (Food City)
Spices
(7 Points Plus)
Greek Style Meatballs & Artichokes (Slow Cooker) – Recipe
Artichoke Hearts, (pantry)
Chicken Broth, College Inn Broth, 14.5 oz 4-19¢ (Publix, Harris Teeter)
Lemon (not on sale so just grab one)
Potatoes (on sale almost everywhere)
Ground Turkey Breast, Butterball, 16 oz, $2.38 (Ingles)
(7 Points Plus)
Moo Shu Beef Lettuce Cups – Recipe
Lean Ground Beef, $3.97 lb (Lowes Foods)
Onions, 79¢ lb (Winn Dixie, Food Lion)
Ginger (not on sale, but an inexpensive ingredient)
Bok Choy or Cabbage 39-49¢ lb (Ingles, Harris Teeter)
Mushrooms, 8 oz, 99¢ (Food City)
Soy Sauce (pantry)
Leaf Lettuce, $1.50 (Ingles)
(5 Points Plus)
Pork Cacciatore – Recipe Read More→
If you get a minute break from all the holiday shopping try your hand at these sweepstakes. Many of these would make great gifts or a nice surprise for you!
Sweepstakes
Hasbro Game from Church’s Chicken (ends 12/31)
$10,000 gift card and more from Amazon (ends 12/13)
$500 worth of Restaurant.com gift certificates and more from All You (ends 12/13)
Xbox 360 Kinect, money, and more from Simon Malls (ends 1/7)
Diamond jewelry and more from Blue Nile (ends 12/7)
Subscription to Family Fun Magazine from Purex Crystals (ends 12/21)
Kitchen Aid Stand Mixer from WomanFreebies.com (ends 12/28)
The Commissary deals are now available that are starting 11/29. Remember, I can’t list the prices as they are not available to civilians.
Use the blue button at the end of this list to report any coupons to add or remove.
Fridge or Frozen
- Oscar Mayer Bacon, 12 oz 36% off
-$1 off Oscar Mayer pork bacon, 12 oz + printable (limit reached) - Oscar Mayer Turkey Bacon, 11.5-12 oz 34% off
- Oscar Mayer Lunchmeat, 10 oz 37% off
-.75/1 Oscar Mayer Cold Cuts (13-20 oz) OR Kraft Cheese Singles (10 oz), Kraft Foods Fall Celebrations (EXP 11/30) - Kraft Cheese Singles, 10.7-12 oz 42% off
-.75/1 Oscar Mayer Cold Cuts (13-20 oz) OR Kraft Cheese Singles (10 oz), Kraft Foods Fall Celebrations (EXP 11/30)
-.75/2 Kraft cheese singles (starting 8/01/12), Kraft 20 Top Seasonal Recipes for 2012 booklet (EXP 11/30) - Kraft Shredded Cheese, 16 oz 42% off
-.50/1 Kraft Natural Shredded Cheese or Chunk Cheese (7+ oz), Kraft Foods Fall Celebrations (EXP 11/30)
-Free Kraft Fresh Take cheese and breadcrumbs mix WYB (2) Kraft shredded cheese bags (starting 8/01/12), Kraft 20 Top Seasonal Recipes for 2012 booklet (EXP 11/30)
-$1/2 Kraft Natural shredded or block cheese (starting 10/10/12), Kraft 20 Top Seasonal Recipes for 2012 booklet
-$1/2 Kraft Natural shredded cheese, 8 oz + printable (limit reached) - Kraft Shredded, 8 oz 41% off
-.50/1 Kraft Natural Shredded Cheese or Chunk Cheese (7+ oz), Kraft Foods Fall Celebrations (EXP 11/30)
-Free Kraft Fresh Take cheese and breadcrumbs mix WYB (2) Kraft shredded cheese bags (starting 8/01/12), Kraft 20 Top Seasonal Recipes for 2012 booklet (EXP 11/30)
-$1/2 Kraft Natural shredded or block cheese (starting 10/10/12), Kraft 20 Top Seasonal Recipes for 2012 booklet
-$1/2 Kraft Natural shredded cheese, 8 oz + printable (limit reached) Read More→
The following is part of an ORGANIC JOURNEY GUEST POST SERIES, written by Amy a long time helper behind the scenes of Southern Savers.
I hope you had a great Thanksgiving and took at least one baby step in your journey. I made a double batch of the broccoli rice casserole and a homemade apple pie, which were both devoured. Two big steps for me this year! Next year, I’ll tackle the cranberry sauce because mercy, the stuff in the can is just so good and easy. No judgment, we’re taking baby steps here, friends. To revamp everything is too much and we quit, remember?
So now, back to our exploration of dairy. We waded through the benefits and dangers of both raw and pasteurized milk last time, and now, we are going to discover what on earth rBST and rBGH are – because we can’t figure out how to spend our money wisely until we know what we should be investing in.
Important Milk Lingo
Cows naturally produce a hormone called bovine somatotropin or bST for short. This hormone is produced by the cow’s pituitary gland and is what helps them have normal milk production.
Now, some scientists got creative and made a synthetic version of this hormone that mimics the effects of bST. This synthetic hormone is called recombinant bovine somatotropin, rBST or recombinant bovine growth hormone, rBGH. Why give a cow a synthetic hormone that mimics what they already have in their bodies? Sources say that it will boost the milk production of cows by 10% over 300 day time span. So more milk from the same cow means more money in the farmer’s pocket.
What Effects Do Synthetic Hormones Have?
There are lots of reasons that these synthetic hormones have gotten a bad rap. Here are a few. Read More→
Here are some fun new printables to help you save on your grocery and household needs!
Right now at Harris Teeter, Minute Maid juice boxes are on sale for $3. Use the coupon below for even more savings!
B2G1 3 Musketeers bars, 1.1-2.13 oz printable
$1 off Minute Maid juice box, 10 pk. printable
$1/2 Werther’s Original sugar free peg bags, 2.75 oz printable
$1 off Dial yogurt vanilla honey body wash (zip 98052) (Target) printable
.75/1 Renuzit SON car air freshening spray printable
Find your own deals by searching for what’s on sale right now!
Grab another 10 points towards Kellogg’s Family Rewards today with code KFRFAVPOPTARTS10.
Ten points isn’t a lot so if you are wanting more, don’t forget to play the Spin the Wheel game on the Kellogg’s Family Rewards Facebook page each day for more. I won another 40 points today!
The best rewards are definitely the coupons. How many points have you racked up so far?
What other Rewards Programs are you part of?
In our house we go light on the gifts under the tree and heavy on stockings. It’s a ton of fun to see what I can pack into them and basically pay nothing for! In years past we’ve tackled stocking for the entire family (including extended family) and maybe spent $20 on all of it.
In an effort to help you stuff stockings full of goodies, I’m going to do a round up of some of the top deals each week around town. Here’s this weeks list:
Don’t forget if you need other items to use the specific item search feature.
Candy – Drug Stores
- CVS – $3 ECB wyb (3) Hershey’s Holiday Assorted Candy, 7.8-8.5 oz, $3, limit 1
-$1/2 Hershey’s Kisses, Reese’s, Nuggets, Miniatures, Rolo, York or Bliss bags, 7.8 oz +, SS 11/18
(buy (3), use $1/2, makes it $1.67 ea.) - CVS – $3 ECB wyb (3) M&M’s Candy, 8-12.6 oz, $2.99, limit 1
(buy (3), use $1/2, makes it $1.65 ea.) - Rite Aid – $1 +UP wyb Cella’s or Maxfield’s Candy, 11-12.5 oz, $3.99, limit 4
(makes it $2.99) - Rite Aid – Bob’s Candy Canes, 12 ct., $1
- Rite Aid – $1 +UP wyb (2) Bob’s Candy Canes, 12 ct., $1, limit 4
(makes it 50¢ ea.) Read More→
Every Winter my skin gets so dry. I’m not much of a lotion girl until winter hits and then I basically bathe in the stuff for next few months. I know that really I should take better care of my skin all year, I just don’t think about it. My skin isn’t very sensitive, but I have two girls that have very sensitive skin and can only use certain brands and products. Simple Skincare is a line made just for them when they get older! It’s made for sensitive skin and it lives up to its name with simple ingredients. There are NO dyes, NO artificial perfumes, and NO harsh irritants.
Simple Skincare has recently made it over to the US from the UK where it was the #1 skincare line. They have something for every skincare need: facial cleansers, toners, wipes, moisturizers, eye care. I currently use the moisturizer on my middle child to help her through the winter. She can’t handle many lotions, but this lotion doesn’t create any bad side effects for her.
Right now you can save up to $5 when you try out the line for yourself. Visit Simple Skincare to play the Simple Match Game to print a $2 coupon for all facial cleansers and a $3 coupon for all moisturizers and eye care products.
The Giveaway:
Two Southern Savers readers are going to win a Simple Skincare package which includes:
Kind to Eyes Soothing Eye Balm – $9.97
Kind to Skin Moisturizing Facial Wash – $6.97
Kind to Skin Soothing Facial Toner – $6.97
Kind to Skin Cleansing Facial Wipes – $4.97
Kind to Skin Vital Vitamin Day Cream SPF 15 – $9.97
$50 Walmart gift card
To Enter:
Play The Simple Match game to unlock the coupons, and tell me in a comment below which coupon(s) you printed.
The winners for this giveaway will be chosen Friday, 12/7.
This giveaway was sponsored by lunchbox, but all opinions are 100% my own.
