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Kroger Cartbuster Savings Event is Back! Today Load an eCoupon for $0.75/1 Kashi Cereal!
FREE Bayer Aspirin to first 10,000 Today Between 1-3 PM (EST)!
*HOT* FREE 20-Issue Subscription to Family Fun Magazine (new offer)!
FREE Slow Cooker Recipes eBook!
FREE Tully’s K-Cup Coffee Sample! (back again!)
Shutterfly | FREE 8×8 Photo Book ($29.99 value) Just Pay Shipping!
*Reminder* Tax Day 2012 FREEBIES and Deals!
Zulily | Disney Pop Art (kitchen stuff), Paragon Books, Just for Mom Boutique + lots more!!
Mamasource | $50 Barclay Wine Sent to Your Doorstep for Just $20 (+shipping)!Saveology | $10 Red Robin Gift Card for Just $5! (first time buyers!) Yummmmm!!
Plum District | $50 Erin Condren Voucher for ONLY $22.50 (A CK Reader Will Win One Too!)
Discount Mags | 1-Year Subscription to Everyday with Rachael Ray Magazine for Only $4.50!
*HOT* 2012 Entertainment Book for as low as $1.57 (after cash back)!
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Below is a recap of all everything I posted this weekend – all in one place. No need to scroll through pages and pages of deals. 🙂 If you would like this list delivered to your inbox, sign up HERE and it will arrive at 3 pm (EST) everyday!
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As I mentioned in my “Ways to Save on Produce” post, Aldi is one of the best places to shop for produce!
The prices are unbeatable and the quality is great – at least at my location it is! Here are the deals for the current week, but be sure to check your local Aldi ad for price variations.
Ace Hardware is offering $10 off any purchase of $40 or more on April 16th and 17th ONLY! This offer is valid in stores and online. If you shop online you can choose to pick up your purchases at your local store for free.
Be sure to check out all the Tax Day 2012 Freebies and Deals!
As of today, there is a new Meijer Corporate Coupon Policy. Updates include policy regarding stacking manufacturer and store coupons.
They will no longer be allowing you to stack a manufacturer coupon with an mPerks digital coupon. However, stacking Meijer Mealbox coupons (which are considered store coupons) is still permitted.
Thanks to Southern Cali Saver for her help this week!
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Here are the best CVS deals for 4/15 – 4/21:
The following post is brought to you by fellow reader “Couponing Mary”. Thank you so much Mary for contributing this article. If you would like to contribute an article, please email me at couponkatarina(at)gmail(dot)com.
Let me begin by saying I absolutely love my FoodSaver! My husband gave me one about five (5) years ago. He was afraid that it would be like a lot of our other small kitchen appliances. You know. Used a couple of times and put in the pantry and forgotten about. Nope! Not this one. We use it several times a day, every day. I tried clearing my kitchen counters of small appliances for a cleaner appearance. But my Food Saver is always brought back out and used before the end of the day. I gave up and it has a permanent spot on the counter. It is actually used more than our microwave.
Lunchmeats and cheese. I divide and conquer when I purchase the larger packages of lunchmeat and cheese. I divide the lunchmeat into weekly portions of what my family will use, vacuum seal and freeze them. When I purchase 32-ounce bars of cheese, I cut them into 8-ounces bars and vacuum seal each one. I mark them with the “use by” date on the original package and store them in the refrigerator. I hate mold on my cheese but it is hard to pass up a great deal, especially a great coupon deal, on chunk or bar cheese. By vacuum sealing smaller portions of a large bar of cheese we never have mold on our cheese and never have to throw out any.
Freezing soups. I always make extra when I make Pasta Fagioli. I divide the leftover into square plastic food containers, cool and freeze them with the lids on. When they are frozen, I place the bottom of the food container in some warm water and twist. The frozen Pasta Fagioli pops out. I then place the frozen Fagioli in a Food Saver bag, vacuum seal, mark the bag with contents and the date and then I stack them in the freezer. I use a larger plastic container for larger portions. When I want some defrosted I just open the bag and slide the frozen Fagioli back into a plastic container and place it in the refrigerator to defrost. We do this with leftover soups, stews, chilis and roasts. It is easier to vacuum seal these types of foods if they are already frozen. No air gets trapped in the bags and nothing gets sucked up into the appliance. We have even taken leftover burrito meat and beans and mixed it together and packaged it in the same manner. There is nothing like having dinner already in the freezer. It is like having self-packaged TV dinners without the added preservatives.
Ice bags. Because we live in the desert I also make my own ice packs for my small travel cooler. I just put water in a plastic food container, freeze it, and pop out the ice and vacuum seal it. It can be used, refrozen and used again. I just check the bags for small holes before refreezing. These are great when I am out on my shopping trips or we are traveling by car. I always have a couple of cold water bottles and one of my homemade ice packs in my small travel cooler with me.
Sealing packaged food. I always vacuum seal and date all bags of sugar and flour before placing them in my pantry. Have you ever just moved a bag of sugar or flour and found some on your pantry shelf? Have you ever found a trail of ants going to your sugar? If you live where the humidity level is through the roof have you found your sugar hard as a brick? This is all why I vacuum seal this type of pantry staples.
Sealing documents. My daughter had a pair of Jet Ski’s and we sealed her documents that she had to have in it when they were on the water. When you have a watercraft, you are supposed to carry the registration in the craft. As most watercraft owners know, especially Jet Ski owners, the registration can get wet. By vacuum sealing the registration (laying open and flat so you can read it) it cannot get wet. I just wish I had a Food Saver when I owned my jet ski. I had to use several zip bags inside of zip bags and my registration still got moisture to it. I have even vacuum sealed some of my recipe cards that I use often. I found that it was hard to note changes that I wanted to make if I laminated them.
Protecting baby clothes. I have used my Food Saver for vacuum sealing and protecting baby clothes. I would be so excited if they would just make one for blankets and full size clothes!
Dog food. I used to have to buy a really large bag of dog food and vacuum seal it into smaller portions to keep it until my Chihuahua needed it. This is because she, my dog, has food allergies and we did not have a store in town that carried a specific dog food. I had to purchase it when I went out of town and buy enough of it to last until the next time I went out of town. Once a large bag was opened we did not want it to turn rancid so vacuum sealing the food was the only way to keep it stored. Now we have a store that carries the brand of dog food and I have been buying the smaller bags. However, if I would run across a good deal on a large bag, I would not hesitate to buy it knowing I can safely store it.
I am sure I have forgotten something else that I have used my Food Saver for. Yes, I do love it. When this one gives out I want to purchase one of the FoodSaver GameSavers that comes with the five (5) gallon bags. Boy! What I could do with that!
I would like to add that when I am out of FoodSaver bags and coupons for them I purchase the Kenmore bags at Kmart. They work the same and I get two (2) more bags per box for almost $2.00 less than the Food Saver bags at Walmart.
I would like to add that when I am out of FoodSaver bags and coupons for them I purchase the Kenmore bags at Kmart. They work the same and I get two (2) more bags per box for almost $2.00 less than the Food Saver bags at Walmart.
Happy Food Saving,
Couponing Mary
Don’t forget that right now you can print the following coupons:
$10.00 off any FoodSaver Vacuum Sealing System
$2.00 off FoodSaver Heat-Seal Bag or Roll
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