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It’s time for the Sunday coupon preview! In Utah you will have just one insert (your RedPlum comes in the mail — not newspaper). I have highlighted my favorites! You can get copies of the Sunday newspaper for $1 at Walmart or get them for just $0.38 per week here. Also, don’t forget to check Coupons.com for more coupons.
It’s time for the What’s Free This Week post! Most of these sales still run through Sunday. Also, check back regularly or visit the Freebies section to see free stuff posted daily.
It’s time for a poll! How many of you notice you go through a stockpile faster because you know it’s there? It’s a subconscious thing — if you know you have extra or more on hand you aren’t as conservative using the product (and potentially waste more). I ask because I have noticed myself doing this from time to time. While I’m not a wasteful person, I do seem to go through stuff faster since I know I have extra, but there are times it might be in my head. So, why not poll everyone and see what you all think? Fill out the poll and let’s see!
Do You Go Through Stuff Faster Because You Have More in the Stockpile?
I went to Target on the hunt for some shoes for my one year old (of course they didn’t have any I liked), but when I ventured over to the kids department I found AWESOME clearances on boy’s clothes!
I picked up three shirts for my son at $2.50 a piece clearance (75%), but then I used the Target Cartwheel for 15% off too, so each shirt was just $2.04! Of course there was a Ninja Turtles shirt so I had to grab it for my son — there’s plenty at the Target in Centerville too if your kid has a TMNT addiction too.
If you don’t have Target Cartwheel, you need it. It’s free and you can use it on your phone. It shaves off an additional percentage at the register! You can use it on regular priced clothes too — there are some adorable baby clothes at Target right now, don’t get me started.
They have some baby outfits on clearance for 50% off. I found a 3-piece Carter PJ set in 18 months for just $7! Sure I could have gotten it cheaper, but it was too stinkin cute to pass up and for $7 for three pieces that’s about $2.33 a piece, so I was happy.
Get to Target before all the clearance stuff is gone! The one here had practically nothing left for clearance shoes.
It’s time to continue the series and debunk yet another myth about coupons. A lot of shoppers avoid store coupons and online coupons because they assume that all they can buy with those coupons is junk food. Yes, there are tons of junk food or processed food item coupons out there, but that’s not all there is.
There are tons of coupons for healthy food — you just have to actually look. Online printable coupons, like Coupons.com or RedPlum.com have dozens of coupons on healthy stuff. Store coupons do too! Smith’s for example, has coupons for organic food items, like Simply Organic. I load these to my store loyalty card and wait for a sale.
This is nonsense. I get free healthy foods with coupons all the time. Just the other day I got a free watermelon and gallon of milk. It is possible! Plus, you can always use your overages for free healthy foods.
To get cheap healthy foods you need to look out for them. Stores pack their advertisements and coupon inserts with junk food, but there are just as many healthy food coupons out there too. Also, a lot of stores don’t advertise the healthy food sales, but there are still killer deals. Whole Foods also has tons of sales and printable coupons that help you walk away with vegetarian-friendly, vegan-friendly and organic foods for over 80% off.
Sorry to burst the negativity bubble! But this myth is most definitely untrue.
See more from this series:
Couponing Myths: Stores Lose Money by Accepting Coupons (Myth 1)
Couponing Myths: Low Value Coupons Aren’t Worth the Time (Myth 2)
There’s a high value coupon available that gets you Pull-Ups Wipes for just $0.39 each at Walmart!
Pull-Ups Big Kid Flushable Wipes, 42 ct $1.64, regular price
Use $1.25/1 – Pull-Ups Big Kid Flushable Wipes, not good on trial size, cannot be combined with any other coupon – (pull-ups.com)
Final Price: $0.39
Thanks Krazy Coupon Lady
New SavingStar coupons have been released. If you don’t have SavingStar, get it. It’s free — there’s no gimmicks. You just load the coupons to your grocery store or drugstore loyalty card and as you buy the specified items you earn cash back. Once you reach the $5 threshold you can have your money deposited in your bank account, Amazon card account or even PayPal! These coupons are awesome, especially when you pair them with the manufacturer coupons on Coupons.com. Usually you can double up! And, if your store already doubles coupons you’ll be tripling!
Right now there is a B1G1 Free Boost coupon on Coupons.com! This printable coupon won’t last long and I’m looking for a deal to match it with, but in the mean time print it and save it! Remember you can print twice per computer! With the right sale you’ll get some nutrition bars for cheap!
Amazon has cheap boy clothes right now — up to 50% off! When you combine that with your Prime membership you can ship it all for free. These are character outfits and I’m already buying up the Ninja Turtle ones for my son — he’s a little addicted to them right now. This is a good deal so check it out. Not sure how long the price cut will last, Amazon is always a mystery.
One Cheap Utah Chick 