Here are some highlights from Albertson's this week:
*Steamers frozen veggies-only $.25 a bag with coupon.
*General Mills Cereals are only $1.00 with $1.00 off of two coupons (all in newspaper flyers last week).
*Also, if you happened to purchase the Prince Caspian DVD (see reference post below) when it was on sale I saw a coupon on Minute Maid juices that offered a rebate of $5 if you purchased Prince Caspian, Wall-E and another one that I forgot. You do need to purchase 2 packs of the MM juices, but it's like getting free juices on top of that deal. Sweet.
Lastly, I noticed that on tubs of the Hillshire Farm Cracked Black Pepper Turkey Breast there was a little coupon to try the meat for free via rebate. I tried it and it's pretty good. If you're not a pepper fan then you may want to pass it up. The offer is one per household & I can always use more lunchmeat.
Stay tuned for Friday Freebies tommorow! (Free goodies and free stuff to do with the family).
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COUPONING TOP TEN
- 4. That's all I have for now.
- 3. Share your bounty! Couponing allows you to share even more of what you have been blessed with.
- 2. Use your full value on your free item. Ex.: If you get a free milk with your purchase, read the fine print. If it says "up to a $5 value, don't just buy the most expensive milk. Purchase as many as you can for $5 or buy a cheap milk and let the rest be credited to your bill.
- 1. Use coupons for both the "buy one" and "get one free" item.
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