Facebook Freebie: Planters Flavor Grove Almonds

The first 25,000 people to visit Mr. Peanut's Facebook page at 6 p.m. EST tomorrow (2/6) will get a FREE sample of Flavor Grove Almonds from Planters to celebrate Game Day!

Mamapedia: $5 for $10 at GiftCertificates.com

First time buyers at Mamapedia can purchase a $10 gift certificate to GiftCertificates.com for only $5.  The deal mentions CVS, but that is just one of the many retailers you can choose from.  You cannot use your credits to purchase this, but it is still a great deal.  And 5% to your school of choice as well!

Columbus Area: Zumba with Pink Groupon!

I LOVE ZUMBA!  Zumba is a Latin dance inspired aerobics program.  It is so great to actually be having fun while you are working out.  That is how I feel about Zumba.  I am doing something good for my physical and mental health.  One of my very favorite Zumba instructors, Chris Pinkerton, is offering a Groupon today.  For $20 you get 5 classes (a $50 value).  This is a great deal!  Her classes are held at Powell Dance Academy.

If you have never tried Zumba or just want to try out Chris' class she does FREE classes at Whole Foods in Dublin at 9 am on Mondays! 

Walgreens Deals of the Week 2/6-2/12

Here are some of the top deals at Walgreens this week.  Visit Saving in Akron for a full list.

Veripur Hand Sanitizer (3 oz.), $3.99
Get $3.99 RRs
Final price= FREE

Colgate MaxFresh or MaxWhite Toothbrush or Toothpaste (6 oz.), 2/$5
Get $3 RRs wyb 2
$1/1 Colgate Toothpaste, (SS 01/30/11)
$0.75/1 Colgate Toothpaste,  (SS 01/30/11)
$0.40/1 Colgate 360 Sonic Toothbrush,  (SS 01/30/11)
$1/1 Colgate 360 Sonic Power or Manual Toothbrush,  (SS 01/30/11)
Final price= As low as FREE

Select Dish Liquid, 5/$5
Get $1 RR wyb 5-Dawn (10.3 oz.)
$0.50/1 Dawn Product,  (P&G Everyday Savings Book)
$0.25/1 Dawn Ultra Dish Washing Liquid, (Organize In Style) $1/1 Dawn Hand Renewal Dish Liquid, (Organize In Style)
-Joy (12.6 oz.)
-Gain (11 oz.)
$1/1 Gain Dish Soap,  (P&G Everyday Savings Book)
$0.20/1 Gain Dishsoap,  (P&G 01/16/11)
$0.25/1 Gain Dishwashing Liquid, (SS 01/16/11)
Final price= As low as FREE + overage (if you have 5 $1 MQ)

Planters Trail Mix (6 oz.), 3/$5
Get $2 RRs wyb 3
Final price=$1 ea.

Select Olay Collections products, 3/$10
Get $3 RRs wyb 3-Body Wash (10 or 12 oz.)
-Lotion (8.4 oz.)
-Bar Soap (2 pk.)
$1/1 Olay PCC or Body Lotion, (P&G Everyday Savings Book)
$2/1 Olay Body Wash, Bar Soap or Lotion, (In Package)
$6/1 Olay Facial Moisturizer wyb Body Wash,(P&G 01/30/11)
FREE Olay Complete Moisturizer wyb Body Wash,(P&G 1/30/11)
FREE Secret Original wyb Olay Bar/Body Wash, (P&G 1/30/11)

Deal Scenario
Buy (3) Olay Collections Body Wash, 3/$10
Buy (1) Secret Original
Buy (1) Olay Complete Moisturizer
Get $3 RRs
Use (3) $2/1 Olay Body Wash, Bar Soap or Lotion, (In Package)
Use (1) FREE Olay Complete Moisturizer wyb Body Wash, (P&G 1/30/11)
Use (1) FREE Secret Original wyb Olay Bar/Body Wash, (P&G 1/30/11)
Final price= $1 for 3 body washes, one deodorant and one moisturizer after coupons and RRs!

Lysol Healthy Touch No-Touch Hand Soap System, $11.99
Get $7 RRs
$3/1 Lysol Healthy Touch Hand Soap System printable
Final price= $1.99 ea.

Get $5 RRs wyb $15 worth of Selct Garnier Products
-Garnier HerbaShine or Nutrisse Hair Color, $5
$3/1 Garnier HerbaShine Color Creme w/ Bamboo Extract printable
$3/1 Garnier Herbashine, (SS 01/09/11)
$3/1 Garnier Herbashine Color Creme,  (RP 11/07/10)
$2/1 Select Garnier Nutrisse Hair Color Items, (RP 12/5/10) $2/1 Garnier Nutrisse Shade or Multi-Lights Kit, RP 2/6/11)
-Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner (10.2 or 13 oz.)$1/1 Garnier Fructis Shampoo, Conditioner or Treatment printable
$1/1 Garnier Fructis Shampoo, (RP 02/06/11)
-Garnier Fructis Styling Products (208.5 oz.), 3/$10
$1/1 Garnier Fructis Style Product printable
$1/1 Garnier Fructis Styler Product,  (RP 02/06/11)

Deal Scenario
Buy (3) Garnier HerbaShine, $5 ($15)
Get $5 RRs wyb $15
Use (3) $3/1 Garnier Herbashine, (SS 01/09/11) Final price= $0.33 ea. after coupons and RRs wyb 3!

Get $5 RRs wyb $25 worth of Select Baby Products
-Huggies Wipes (64 or 72 pk.), 2/$5
$0.50/1 Huggies Baby Wipes printable
$0.50/1 Huggies Baby Wipes, (SS 01/23/11)
$1/2 Huggies Baby Wipes, (SS 01/23/11)
-Huggies Jumbo Pack Diapers, Pullups, or GoodNites (12-50 pk.), $8.99
$2/1 Huggies Little Snugglers or Little Movers Diapers printable
$2/1 Huggies Pull-Ups Training Pants printable
$2/1 Huggies Pull Ups, SS 01/23/11)
$2/1 Huggies Little Snugglers/Movers, (SS 01/23/11)
$1.50/1 Huggies Diapers, (SS 01/23/11)
-Enfamil Premium or Gentlease Infant Formula (32 oz.), 2/$22
-Enfamil Premium (22.2 or 23.4 oz.), $22.99
$2/1 Enfamil Powder, (SS 12/05/10)
Final price varies!

Energizer Batteries, $2.99 (with in-ad coupon)
-Energizer Max AA or AAA (4 pk.), C or D (2 pk.), or 9 Volt (Single)
-Advanced Lithium AA or AAA (2 pk.)
$1/1 Energizer Batteries or Flashlight, (SS 01/02/11 #2)
Final price= $1.99 ea.

B1G1 50% off Covergirl Eye or Lip Cosmetics
$2/1 Covergirl Lip Perfection Product, (P&G 01/30/11) $1/1 CoverGirl Product, (P&G 01/30/11)
$1/1 CoverGirl Product,  (P&G 01/16/11)
$1/1 CoverGirl Product, (P&G Everyday Savings Book)
Final price varies!

B1G1 50% off Maybelline Cosmetics
$2/1 Maybelline New York Dream Foundation printable
$2/1 Maybelline ColorSensational Lip Product printable
$2/1 Maybelline Superstay 24 Lipcolor, (RP 02/06/11)
$1/1 Maybelline Eyeshadow or Eye Liner, (RP 02/06/11)
$1/1 Maybelline Mascara, (RP 02/06/11)
Final price varies!

B1G1 Got2b Styling Products (2-12 oz.), 2/$5.49
$2/1 Got2Be Hair Styling Product,  (ALL YOU Dec '10)
Final price= $0.75 ea.

Halls Drops (20-30 ct.), $0.99 (with in-ad coupon)
$0.50/1 Halls Cough Drops, (ALL YOU Feb '11)
$1/2 Halls Drops, exp. 2-5-11 (SS 01/02/11 #2)
$0.35/1 Halls Drops, exp. 2-5-11 (SS 01/02/11 #2)
Final price= As low as $0.49 ea.

Helpful Links:
February Instant Value Coupons (IVCs)
February Monthly RR Deals
Coupon Policy
Print IVC's online (click on Instant Value Coupons)

Swag Bucks Super Bowl Code Alert

Swag Bucks code alert! Check out the Swag Bucks Blog for a "Super" bucks offer.  Choose between a code for the Steelers or one for the Packers, enter it in the "gimmie" box for 8 swag bucks (you can only enter one).  These codes are good untill 3 pm PST.  And if the Swagnation collectively predicts the right winning team, there will be a 20 buck code released on Monday.

DealPulp: $1 for a $10 DealPulp Credit

Today DealPulp is offering a $10 credit on their site for only $1!  You cannot use your $5 new sign-up credit to purchase this credit and it doesn't look like you can combine this $10 with the $5 on a future purchase.  However, this is a newer deal site and their deals are "ripening" every week.  With no expiration date on this $10 credit I am sure you will be able to find something with it in the future.  DealPulp is the site that brought you the thredUp deal last week.

New Pampers Gifts to Grow Code- 10 points

Here is new Pampers Gifts to Grow Code:  XK6JT33PRDRAK6W.  Good for 10 points added to your account. 

Just a Few Marc's Deals

Sorry not to get out a full Marc's list this week.  Remember, often Marc's keeps an everyday low price on most items, you could always check last weeks post for pricing. 

Here are just a few items to highlight this week.

Dairymen's Milk: $1.98

Wonder classic white bread: $0.99

Green Giant Baby Carrots: $0.99

Haas Avocados: $0.99

Pepperidge Farm Goldfish: $0.99

New Printables: Athenos, Huggies and More

The are some new coupons are available on coupons.com.  I have a new found appreciation for feta cheese so I am loving the $1 off Athenos products.  Here are a few other good ones to mention:

$0.75 Cinnamon Burst Cheerios cereal
$0.55 Frigo Cheese Heads Cheese Product
$2 Any Huggies Premium diapers
$0.75 Muir Glen canned tomatoes
$0.50 Huggies wipes (no size restriction)
$0.50 Old Orchard Juice

This Sunday's Newspaper Inserts 2/6/11

On Sunday the 6th you should see inserts from Red Plum and SmartSource.  Visit Sunday Coupon Preview to see a list of the specific coupons included.

I just found out that if the Red Plum insert will not be in your local paper, you can have it mailed to you.  Please let us know if this worked for you!

As always, Be sure to check out the printable coupons sites: coupons.com, smartsource, and redplum.  Also use the following sites to load paperless ecoupons onto your shopper reward cards: cellfire, shortcuts and Kroger.

Mega Swag Bucks Friday!

 

Today is Friday which means it is Mega Swag Bucks Day! That means Swag Bucks is giving away upwards of 400,000 Swag Bucks today - and you can earn anywhere from 30-1000 for one search.  So get searching!

What are Swag Bucks, exactly? They are electronic bucks that you earn for searching the web - something that most of us do every day right? You can then redeem these for items such as Amazon gift cards, Starbucks gift cards, Southwest Airlines credits plus more. Further increase your chances of earning bucks by referring friends, using the Swag Bucks toolbar, following the Swag Bucks Twitter stream, watching videos on Swag Bucks TV, reading the Swag Bucks Facebookpage and blog.

Let us know if you win any big bills!

Don't forget that you can earn swag bucks by buying your Groupon via Swag Bucks.  And right now Groupon is offering an awesome national deal, $10 for $20 at Barnes & Noble (online and in store).  This deal is live until Monday or while supply lasts.

 

WOW! $10 for $20 at Barnes & Noble Groupon

Groupon  has a hot offer right now.  Not sure how long this will last and the page is running slow right now.  $10 for $20 worth of products from Barnes and Noble. 

Here is the fine print:
Expires Apr 10, 2026
Limit 1/person.
Limit 1/trans.
Valid in-store or online.
Valid on sale items.
Groupon value reduces by $10 on 4/11, except where prohibited.  
 
Don't forget to show via Swagbucks first to score 280 swag bucks for this purchase.  Looks like this is such a great deal, Swag Bucks took Groupon off their page (hopefully just till this offer ends).  So instead, make sure to shop via Ebates for 3% cash back.

Bump in the Road- Be Back Soon!

We have hit a little bump in the road this week.  Kristy is still without power thanks to the ice/wind storms in Ohio.  And Mary has been dealing with a very sick little girl.  Please bear with us as our personal lives take priority this week.  We hope to be bringing you deals and steals soon.  We pray you all are warm and healthy!

Pampers Gift to Grow 10 Point Code

Just enter pampers4momjfm1 for 10 Pampers Gifts to Grow Points!  If you haven't joined Pampers Gifts to Grow yet, do so now!  It's a great way to win free stuff like gift cards, Pampers products, toys and other fun goodies.

Right@Home Soothing Scent Gift Pack

Right@Home is back with another gift pack giveaway. The first 5,000 to respond will receive one Glade® Scented Oil Candle in Angel Whispers. After not having power most of yesterday I realized one can never have too many candles! Remember, you will not be notified if you are one of the lucky 5,000. You will just get a surprise in your mail. Gift packs will be mailed by April 15th.

Hurry-respond now!

Valentine's Weekend at the Rusty Bucket

Not sure if this is just for our local Bucket, so check your local Rusty Bucket for details.  You know where Kristy and Mary will be spending Valentine's Monday!  Kids eat Free!!

For Our Austin Readers!!

Hello Austin, TEXAS!  Have you seen today's Groupon?  $12 for a $25 Groupon to Romeo's!  I love this place so much that I might just buy one for my next visit to your fine town!  Love Romeo's!

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Brueggers 3 Free Bagels!

3 Free Bagels from Bruegger's on February 8th!  Go to Bruegger's Facebook and print a coupon good for 3 free bagels!

The Importance of an Emergency Fund

I ran across an article in the New York Times today and it just happened to be about our little suburb in Central Ohio.  It featured several families who all live in the same neighborhood and how they have lost incomes of $120,000-$150,000 in the recession.  As I read it, I was reminded of the importance of an emergency fund.

On any given Sunday morning you'll find a Suze Orman show on my DVR.  I respect her for many reasons but primarily because she is an advocate of an eight month emergency fund.  In this market it is taking 8 months or longer to find a job.  If each family had eight months of income to fall back on, a job loss would be more of an inconvenience than a travesty. 

Some of you are saying, "There's no way we could save that much money,"  Well, I'd counter that with, If my family has been able to save for it, I'm pretty sure most families could.  Think through what could be cut from your budget such as cable, cell phones, 2nd cars, Netflix, Starbucks and vacations.

Yes, extreme measures may need to be taken but for the peace of mind it's worth it.

Tell us!  What grade would you give yourself financially? Do you have an 8 month emergency fund?  If not, how are you saving for one?

Huggies Enjoy the Ride 3 Points and New Instant Win Prize

There is a new poll and video on Huggies Enjoy the Ride these should add 3 points total to your account.  Also with the start of a new month, there is a new instant win prize: $15 Amazon Gift card (2 pts.)

Have you won anything lately?  Share your success with us!

Your2cents: February Fast Revisited.

In September we brought you a Your2cents post from Mary's friend Katie.  Since today is February 1st, I thought it was a good time to revisit the September Save, February Fast post.   As I said on it's first run, this maybe a radical thought process for some of you (it is for me!).  But there are wonderful ideas here to implement in your own family. I plan on taking a baby step by not grocery shopping for 2 weeks.  And just using up items in my pantry and freezer.  That brings me to a question that many people ask me about Katie's save/fast, do they stockpile for these months?  The answer is no.  They do quite a bit of hunting and buy a whole cow to have butchered.  So they often have meat in the freezer. Everything else is just using up whatever is in the pantry.  They do stockpile wood for the heat to make it through the fast.  

Katie also gave me her laundry detergent recipe:
1/2 cup of Borax
1/2 cup of Arm and Hammer Laundry Enhancer
1 bar of Fels Naptha Soap (found near the liquid dish soap at the grocery store)

Shred the bar of soap and heat on the stove with enough water for it to dissolve. Stir constantly. Continue to add water and stir until it becomes a pudding-like consistency. Measure out the Borax and Arm & Hammer into a 5 gallon bucket and fill half full of water to dissolve. When Fels is dissolved, pour it into the bucket. Add enough water to fill the bucket. Stir. Let sit overnight. It will become gel like by the morning. Stir or use your hands to "squish" the goo. Fill each container halfway with detergent and the other half with water. For my oversize washing machine, I use 1 1/2 cups of the detergent. * I was told by a friend that she uses whatever type of bar soap that she likes for the fragrance in place of the Fels.

Please reread this (from original post).  It is a bit long, but FULL of great ideas for out of the box thinking!  Let us know what ideas caught your attention. 

SEPTEMBER SAVE and FEBRUARY FAST

About eight or nine years ago, my husband and I were both attending college, I was working at the university in lieu of tuition, and my husband worked for just above minimum wage at a drug rehab center.  We rented out rooms in our home to college student to make ends meet, and still we found ourselves running over budget.  One night as I was looking for something to make for dinner, I realized that we had food in our cupboards and in the freezer that I kept passing over for something I liked better.  This was the moment September Save originated.  For one month, we did no grocery shopping.  By the end of the month, we had really cleaned out the cupboards and got to the bottom of our freezer.  At that time, we only spent $100 per month on food, but for us that was a huge savings and helped us balance out our budget.

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no lights (we use candles, which we buy at garage sales or get free)

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no grocery shopping (except to buy milk for the children)

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no baby sitters

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no going out to eat

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basically no spending money, except in emergency situations (i.e. medicine, doctor visit, etc.)

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limited driving (when we lived in a smaller town, we would bike or walk everywhere, including the grocery store and all points of entertainment - the library, the park, friend's homes and church)

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no air conditioning (in September)

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only wood burning heat (in February), which allows us also to cook on the wood burner

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I cut one load of laundry each week (from 4 to 3) and do not use the dryer

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In September, I hang clothes outside

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In February, I hang clothes in front of the wood stoves

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I use only handmade laundry detergent

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no money spent on entertainment (which encourages the kids to come up with fun activities to do for free.  One favorite is going to local parks.)

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limited or shared showers/ baths (it helps that I have 3 girls) - 4 min. max

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we use luke warm water for bathing and rinsing dishes

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this is the time of year that I go through the totes under the sink and find those little bottles of shampoo I swiped from the hotel.  Earlier in our venture, we used to go through the totes in the attic and see what was in there that we could use … those old lunch boxes we saved from elementary school, the china from my grandmother we never used … now we use it all.  We went from 20 to 2 totes in our attic.

Over the years, I've learned quite a bit about how our habits impact our spending.  Here are some of the things in our lives that have permanently changed since we started September Save:

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we never buy paper towels, paper napkins, or Kleenex (use cloth for all)

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we use tuperware instead of Zip-loc bags

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we reuse everything we can in the house, including bread bags (great for kid's sandwiches in their school lunch), milk jugs (for cider in the fall), and thin cotton clothes (for the Swiffer.  I cut them to the right size and reuse them over and over again) to name a few.

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we are always on the look out for free entertainment or free items.  Libraries often have monthly events and at  our church.

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when we go on mission trips or volunteer or even out in public, I watch to learn how other people use what they have to live their lives.  I realize that most of the things that I spend money on are not necessary.

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we use acorns for flour and the acid from the process for laundry detergent

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we have planted an orchard of fruit trees and a grove of blueberry bushes

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we make our own tea from local roots and leaves (we use a book that is very specific about what is edible)

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we make our own applesauce, cider, jam, pickles, salsa, and pasta sauce(mostly from free food from friends and neighbors for the cost of some of the food in return)

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we have a neighbor who recognizes our efforts to save money and be green, who asked us to plant an acre of their property for free (it saves them the money of having to pay somebody to maintain it).  This gives us our corn and corn meal for the year.

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I've learned to research substitutes for items that are costly.  This month I've been looking into alternatives to dishwasher detergent and the stuff you squirt in the little hole in the dishwasher to make the glasses sparkle.

Our family has been extremely blessed over the last decade and has gone from saving $100 in a year from a single September Save to saving nearly $1600 during the two months.  More than that, though, after a month of knowing that the answer is "no", the kids stop asking for Mac & Cheese, McDonalds, and putt-putting at the mall.  Besides; the peaceful, candlelit nights, that I spend with my husband, while we listen to the peepers and remember how lucky we are, is priceless!

 

Facebook Freebie Pack of Stride Gum

"Like" the Stride 2.0 Facebook Page to get a free pack of Stride 2.0 Gum. Click on the Stride 2.0 tab and then the "upgrade" button.

Nomorerack 1/31

Here are a few of the items being offered today, 1/31 at Noon EST on Nomorerack. 

Art Glass Handbag Hanger only $6!
Baby Flannel Receiving Blanket Set only $5!
Invicta Wildflower Stainless Steel Watch With Diamonds only $82!

They also have Spicy Salt & Pepper Shakers, Elizabeth Taylor's White Diamonds Fragrance Eau de Toilette 3.3 oz. and Leather Pocket Front Slouch Bag. 

Shipping is just $2 and remember these tend to sell out fast!

And new members can still receive a $10 off $20 credit, after you sign-up, go to the "redeem a gift card" link in your profile.  Then enter the code P1070.

More Butterfinger Freebies!

I love all things Butterfinger!  So I am excited to try the new Butterfinger Snackerz.  Even better when I can try them for free!!

Looks like there are now 2 separate $1/2 Butterfinger Snackerz coupons being offered.  On states "available at Walgreens and Rite Aid" and the other states "available at Kroger" but these are manufacturer's coupons that can be used anywhere.  Between these two you should be able to print 4, for a total of 8 possible free packages!

These are free at Walgreens this week. And possibly priced at 50 cents at Kroger.  Let us know where you find the best deals, could be great for Valentine's day.  And if you have tried them, are they worth the calories! ;) 

Great Deal on Pre-Used Clothing!

Hurry on this one!!! DealPulp is offering a great deal on thredUP.com!

 

$6 for a Box of Pre-Loved Kids Clothes with Free Shipping from thredUP.com 

 

 

Free Papa John's if Super Bowl Goes OT

If the Super Bowl goes into overtime on Sunday (February 6, 2026), everyone who is signed up for Papa John's Rewards will get 25 free points added their account — enough to get a free large Papa John's Pizza with up to three toppings.

Sign up for the Papa John's Rewards Program (it's free!) by midnight on February 5, 2011, to be eligible for this offer.

Free McDonald's Coffee???

Has anyone tried to score their free coffee at McDonald's yet?  I'm hearing mixed reviews on this one.  Could it be that some restaurants are not participating?  From the ads I'm seeing, McDonald's is giving out free coffee every day from January 24th - February 6th.  Please let us know if you've gotten your free coffee!

Kroger 1/31- 1/6

Colgate Toothpaste (6.4 oz) or Plus Toothbrush - $0.98/ea
$0.75/1 Colgate Toothpaste 1/30/2011 SS Insert (exp 2/19/2011)
Final Price = FREE

Degree or Dove Deodorant - $2/ea
$0.75/1 Degree Men or Women Deodorant or Body Mist 1/30/2011 RP Insert (exp 2/27/2011)
$2/1 Dove Deodorant or Body Mist 1/30/2011 RP Insert (exp 2/27/2011)
Final Price = FREE-$0.50/ea

Tostitos Chips - $2.99/ea
$0.55/1 Tostitos Chips 1/30/2011 SS Insert (exp 2/28/2011)
Final Price = $1.89/ea

Kroger Cheese (shreds, singles, blocks) - $1.67/ea

Pepsi Products (12 pk cans, 6 pk or 8 pk bottles) - $2.60/ea when you buy 5 (one must be Diet, less than 5 at $3.25/ea)

MEGA 10 EVENT
10 Item Mega Event: Save $5 at checkout when you purchase 10 Participating Items. Prices below assume you are purchasing 10 items and receiving the discount. Check your local ad for details!

Hunt’s Tomato Sauce or Tomatoes (cans) - $0.49/ea
$0.45/3 Hunt’s Canned Tomatoes 1/23/2011 SS Insert (exp 3/13/2011)
$1/3 Hunt’s Diced Tomatoes 12/22/2010 All You Jan 2011 (exp 3/27/2011)
Final Price = $0.16-0.19/ea wyb 3

Kettle Brand Chips (5 oz) - $1.49/ea
$1/1 Kettle Brand Potato Chips 1/30/2011 RP Insert (exp 3/19/2011)
$1/1 Kettle Brand Baked Potato Chips (IE) Printable (FF)
$1/2 Kettle Brand Potato Chips (IE) Printable (FF)
$1/1 Kettle Brand Potato Chips 1/2/2026 SS Insert (exp 3/19/2011)
Final Price = $0.49-0.99/ea

Horizon Organic Milk (3 pk, 8 oz singles) - $1.99/ea
$0.55/1 Horizon Organic Single Serve Milk
Final Price = $0.89/ea

Philadelphia Cream Cheese (8 oz bars or tubs) - $1.19/ea
$0.50/2 Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese
Final Price = $0.69/ea

Orville Redenbacher Popcorn (3 ct, most varieties) - $1.49/ea
$1/2 Orville Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Corn 1/23/2011 SS Insert (exp 3/13/2011)
Final Price = $0.99/ea

DiGiorno or California Pizza Kitchen Pizza - $4.99/ea
$1/1 California Pizza Kitchen Product 12/5/2026 SS Insert (exp 1/31/2011)
Final Price = $3.99/ea

Starbucks Coffee (12 oz bag) - $7.49/ea
$1/1 Starbucks Coffee 11/21/2010 SS Insert (exp 2/28/2011)
Final Price = $6.49/ea

Zantac Acid Reducer (24-30 ct) - $6.49/ea
$5/1 Zantac Product
Final Price = $1.49/ea

Advil Pain Reliever (20-24 ct) - $2.50/ea
$2/1 Advil 12/12/2025 RP Insert (exp 2/5/2026)
$1/1 Advil
Final Price = $0.50-$1.50/ea

Benefiber (28-100 ct or 9.4 oz) - $6.50/ea
$2/1 Benefiber 1/9/2026 SS Insert (exp 2/26/2011)
Final Price = $2.50-4.50/ea

All Laundry Detergent (32-63 oz) - $3.19/ea
$1.50/1 All Laundry Detergent 1/16/2011 SS Insert (exp 2/27/2011)
$1/1 All Laundry Detergent 1/16/2011 SS Insert (exp 2/27/2011)
Final Price = $1.69-$2.19/ea


Thanks, Stretching a Buck Blog!  Check her site for more great Kroger deals!