Right now at Tanga, you can get a year of Garden & Gun magazine for just $3.99 when you enter the coupon code SOUTHERNSAVERS at checkout!
Garden & Gun Magazine has tons of awesome travel tips, activity ideas, and other fun info about things in the South! It’s a family favorite of ours.
You’ll get 6 issues a year which makes this deal 67¢ an issue. Please allow 8-14 weeks for delivery.
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Hey folks, I found some new eCoupons from SavingStar and Upromise today that I want to share with you! The Cabot, Dial and Musselman’s coupons are available through both programs, so if you like those brands you can upload one from each site!
New to these programs? See these previous posts to find out how to get started on SavingStar and Upromise. These programs are great ways to save a little extra money because you can use them on top of paper coupons. You gotta love that!
SavingStar
.75/1 Cabot cheese, 8 oz+ or Greek yogurt eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
$1 off Dial lotion (only at Kroger Atlanta), 12 oz+ eCoupon (exp 12/13/2012)
.50/1 Musselman’s apple butter eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
Upromise
.75/1 Cabot cheese, 8 oz+ or Greek yogurt eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
$1 off Dial lotion (only Kroger & affiliates), 12 oz+ eCoupon (exp 12/13/2012)
.75/1 Elmer’s glue eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
.50/1 Elmer’s foam board eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
.50/1 Musselman’s apple butter eCoupon (exp 11/7/2012)
Here are the deals that start 10/14 at Rite Aid. It’s always fun when you get things for FREE – I’m loving the free Blistex and 25¢ cough drops for this time of year.
If you know of any other deals please leave them in a comment below.
UP Rewards – Grocery
- $1 +UP WYB Russell Stover or Whitman’s Sampler Chocolates, 7-12 oz, $5.99, limit 2
(makes it $4.99) -
$1 +UP WYB (3) Trident Gum, 9-18 ct., $1, limit 4
-$1/3 Trident gum, single packs (Facebook) printable
-.25/1 Trident gum, 18 pc., (Rite Aid coupon – watch by 10/27) printable
-$1/3 Trident single pks., SS 10/14
(use .25/1 store and $1/3 mfr, makes it 25¢ ea.) - $2 +UP WYB (3) 7UP or Diet 7UP, 2 liters, $1.33, limit 2
(makes it 66¢ ea.) - $3 +UP WYB (3) Coke products, 12 pk., $4, limit 3
(makes it $3 ea.)
UP Rewards – Personal Care
- $2 +UP WYB (2) Tresemme Shampoo, Conditioners or Stylers, $3.50, limit 3
-Free Tresemme styling product WYB shampoo AND conditioner, excl trial size, max $6, RP 9/30
-$1 off TresEmme hair care, 8 oz + printable (limit reached)
-$5/$20 Axe, Ben & Jerry’s, Bertolli, Breyer’s, Caress, Clear, Consort for Men, Country Crock, Degree, Dove, fds, Good Humor, Hellmann’s, I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter!, Just for Me!, Klondike, Knorr, Lever 2000, Lipton, Magnum, Motions, Nexxus, Noxzema, PF Chang’s Home Menu, Pond’s, Popsicle, Promise, Q-tips, Ragu, Simple, Skippy, Slim-Fast, Soft & Beautiful, St. Ives, Suave, TCB, TIGI, TresEmme, Vaseline or Wish-Bone products, SavingStar eCoupon
-$1 off TresEmme hair care, (Rite Aid coupon – watch by 10/27) printable
(buy (2), use $1 off store and (2) $1 off mfr, makes it $1 ea.) - $2.50 +UP WYB Blistex Moisture Melt Lip Balm, .35 oz, $2.50, limit 1
(makes it FREE) - $5 +UP WYB (2) Neosporin Ointment, Essentials-Kit, Bodywash or Moisturizing Cream, 1-10 oz, limit 1
Neosporin For Kids Wound Cleanser, 2.3 oz, $4.99 (online price)
-$2 off Johnson & Johnson Red Cross product AND Neosporin product printable
-$1 off Neosporin product printable
-$2 off Neosporin Essential, October Fitness magazine
-$2 off Neosporin Essential, October Parents magazine
(buy (2), use (2) $1 off, makes it $1.50 ea.) Read More→
Here are the coupons for the Walgreens Ad starting 10/14. Leave a comment below if you find any unadvertised deals in your area!
See any coupon additions or errors? Let me know by using the blue report button at the bottom.
Register Reward Deals
- $10 RR WYB Crest 3D White Whitestrips, 8 or 40 pk., $49.99
(makes it $39.99) - $10 RR WYB Gillette Venus or Mach 3 Razor AND Matching Cartridges starting at $11.99 for Razor and $14.99 for Cartridges
-$3 off Gillette Venus refillable razor or bikini razor AND (1) refill, excl disposables and trial size, PG 9/30
-$3 off Gillette Mach3 razor, excl trial size, PG 10/14
(buy Mach 3 Razor AND Cartridge, use $3 off, makes it $6.99 ea.) - $5 RR WYB Oral-B Vitality Power Toothbrush Dual Clean or Floss Action, $24.99
-$10 off Mail in Rebate WYB Oral-B Vitality, FlossAction, Dual Clean or ProWhite rechargeable toothbrush by 11/30, excl trial size, PG 10/14
(makes it $9.99 After Rebate) - $5 RR WYB Bayer Contour Next EZ Blood Glucose Monitor, $9.99
(makes it $4.99)
Balance Reward Deals
- 1,500 BR WYB $15 of Pepsi Products, 12 pk., $3.34 w/ in-ad coupon, limit 3
(buy 5, makes it $3.04 ea.) - 500 BR WYB (2) Nabisco Cookies 10.5-16 oz or Belvita Breakfast Biscuits, 5 pk., $3.49
-$1/2 Nabisco cookies or crackers, except on single serve printable (limit reached)
-$1 off All You magazine November issue AND Nabisco Chips Ahoy cookies, October All You magazine
–B1G1 Belvita Cinnamon Brown Sugar or Chocolate breakfast biscuits, 8.8 oz, max $2.98 printable
(use B1G1, makes it $1.49 ea. if included) Read More→
Here are the deals that start 10/14 at CVS. There are some great deals including another Proctor and Gamble deal.
If you know of any other deals please leave them in a comment below.
Extra Care Deals
- $1 ECB WYB Folger’s Country Roast Coffee, 34.5 oz, $7.99, limit 1
-$1/2 Folgers coffee, RP 9/09
-.25/1 Folgers coffee, RP 9/09
(use .25/1, makes it $6.74) - $2 ECB WYB (2) Lay’s Chips 8.75-10.5 oz or Dip 15 oz, $3.50, limit 1
-$1/2 Lays XXL bags, 10 oz (Facebook) printable
-$1 off Lay’s potato chips, 10 oz+ AND dips, 14 oz+, Pepsico Moments to Save 9/30
(use $1/2, makes it $2 ea.) - $1 ECB WYB (2) Nestle Fun Size Candy, 10-12.5 oz, $3, limit 1
-$1.50/3 Nestle fun size or holiday candy, 9.2-12.8 oz printable
-$1/2 Nestle fun size holiday candy bags, 9.2 oz+, RP 10/14
-$1/2 Nestle Wonka fun size holiday candy bags, 9.47 oz+, RP 10/14
(use $1/2, makes it $2 ea.) - $1 ECB WYB (2) participating Beverages, limit 1
- $1 ECB WYB participating Grocery products, limit 1
Equal Sweetener Packets, 230 ct., $4.99
-.50/1 Equal Classic sweetener, 115 ct. + printable
(makes it $3.49) Read More→
Maidenform has $10 bras, $11 sleepwear, and $12 shapewear right now! Better yet, there are three coupon codes to choose from.
Use CMQ2A for $10 off $50 or THANKS10 for 10% off and combine one of those with SLICKFREESHIP for free shipping! The deal ends today.
Thanks Common Sense with Money!
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It was 45 degrees here this morning, so that’s hot cocoa and butternut squash weather in my book. While you guys submitted lots of fun fall recipes last week, I actually chose to feature this Homemade Ranch Dressing because I can’t wait to try it! Seriously, where was this recipe when I was pregnant and craving ranch, but trying to avoid the packet stuff?
I love swapping out greek yogurt in place of sour cream for a protein (and budget) boost!
*These prices are based off of averages and are subject to change weekly
Homemade Ranch Dressing – Recipe
Dried Parsley, Sea Salt, Garlic Powder, Onion Powder, Dry Dill, Black Pepper (all common pantry ingredients)
Stonyfield Oikos Greek Yogurt Nonfat, 5.3 oz, FREE-50¢ (Harris Teeter)
(2 Points Plus)
Baked Chicken & Acorn Squash – Recipe
Boneless Skinless Chicken Breasts, $2.49 lb (Bi-Lo)
Fall Squash (Acorn) 79¢ lb (Bi-Lo)
(8 Points Plus if you use Chicken Breast)
Southwestern Turkey Burgers – Recipe
Mrs. Renfro’s Salsa, 16 oz, $1.67 (Harris Teeter)
Turkey Burgers, 16 oz, $3 (Harris Teeter)
Green Onions, 69¢ ea. (Harris Teeter)
(7 Points Plus)
Pork Chops w/ Pear & Ginger Sauce – Recipe
Assorted Pork Chops, Bone-In, $2.99 lb (Kroger SE)
Bartlett Pears, $1 lb (Kroger SE)
(5 Points Plus)
Holiday Pear Pecan Salad – Recipe
Fresh Express Salad, 5-12 oz, at $1.99 (Publix)
Athenos Crumbled Feta Cheese, 3.5-5 oz, $1.29 (Publix)
Bartlett Pears, 99¢ lb (Publix)
Light Raspberry Vinaigrette (Stockpile)
Pecans (or substitute for the nut of your choice)
(7 Points Plus)
It’s always fun when you can use coupons to dine out! You can enjoy the food even more knowing you aren’t paying full price. Here are some new dining coupons to give you lots of tasty options:
Quiznos – Add a cup of soup for 99¢ wyb Regular or Large Sub (exp 10/17)
Taco Time – Free Chili Burrito wyb Green Chili Menu Item, zip 84121 (exp 10/17)
Pink Berry – Free Small Yogurt when you register your PinkCard
Boston Market – Free Family Size Dessert wyb Family Meal
Einstein Bros Bagels – 25% off any purchase (exp 10/22)
Einstein Bros Bagels – Free Bagel Poppers with Beverage Purchase (exp 10/22)
Bob Evans – B1G1 Breakfast Entree (exp 10/24)
Subway – Free Lunch 6″ Sub wyb 6″ Sub and Beverage before 9 am (exp 10/31)
T.G.I Fridays – 20% off Entire Tab when you pay with Visa (exp 10/31)
Macaroni Grill – $10 off $20 Online To-Go Order, use code RMGTOGO (exp 11/6)
Olive Garden – Dine-In Entree and To-Go Entree $12.95 (exp 11/18)
Applebee’s – Free Signature Menu Entree for Active Duty and Veterans (11/11 only)
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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 feel like I just discovered another secret in this whole eating better for less journey. Want to know what it is? Well, I was reading another blogger’s tale of how she saves money eating well and noticed that she bought a huge box of tomatoes. A box of tomatoes that no family could ever consume before they went bad. Then later, while I was at my beloved farmer’s market, I noticed a man who had boxes of produce (and he didn’t appear to be buying for a restaurant!) Another seed was planted into the sieve-like brain of mine. I also have been gradually noticing that the prices for a box of produce at my farmer’s market are significantly cheaper than the price per pound. The puzzle piece that put it all together for me happened this weekend though.
We went apple picking and after we picked, we went back to the store to do a little shopping. There were these ½ bushel bags of apples for $15 ea. Now, I don’t know about you, but I don’t know how to comparison shop from bushels to pounds. I can, however, be creative in problem solving every now and then though. One of our friends that went with us works at a gym. I figured if he lifts weights every day, he could lift that bag of apples and give me a pretty good estimate of how much it weighed. He estimated that it was between 40-45 lbs of apples! My husband (who works in construction and thus does some heavy lifting of his own) checked it out as well (per my request, he’s not a doubting Thomas or anything) and concurred that the estimate was right. Even if it was 40 lbs, that works out to being 37¢/lb!!! The cheapest I can ever get apples for is 99¢/lb. That is some major savings! (full disclosure: It was a 2 hour trip one way with our clan. So, if you are looking for sheer cost effectiveness, the price of my gas killed that. But I figure the gas paid for a day of fun memories for our family.) Here is the problem, our family can’t consume 40 lbs of apples before they go bad. We could come close, but there would be waste. And then the lightbulb clicked on. Maybe one of the keys to major savings in this area is to buy produce in bulk when it is in season and at a great discount, and then preserve it. Sound simple? Yes. Had I totally figured out that this applied to things besides strawberries and peaches? No. So, I snagged three of those ginormous bags of apples (in addition to what my kiddos had picked) and started brainstorming ways to preserve these apples.
When I was talking to a dear friend today and excitedly told her about my aha moment, she said that made her think one thing, “WORK!” I’m not going to lie, it has taken some time and effort to preserve our apples this week, but if you have the right tools, it makes all the difference in the world. Which leads to the first step. Read More→
