Friday, May 1, 2009

choo choo coupon train?

I just received a packet of coupons in a coupon train.  WOuld anyone  else like to be added?

Here's how it works-

I send you an envelope of coupons- you take out the ones you want.  You add an equal number of coupons from your stash you don't want and send them along to the next person.  The package contains expireds because some stores in certain parts of the county accept them. If you don't have a coupon stash, just go to coupons.com and print some grocery coupons out and add the ones you don't want to the package and ship it along.

There will be a list of people to mail it to- just mail it to the next person on the list (please cross out their name and put the list into the envelop before shipping).  THe last person on the list is the person who started the train.  In this case, it's our mistress of the bargin, Brooke!

There are all kinds of coupons, grocery, HBA, fruit and veg, snacks, meat, baby food.  I have added about 35 more to the lot from my stash that I won't be using.

Who wants to climb aboard?  I can mail it tomorrow!

Preview of Sunday's coupons!

http://www.abundantfoodsavings.com/Weekly-Deals/sunday-coupon-insert-preview-5309.html 

Oh, cereal eaters!!

From our friends at Abundant food savings:


It is May 1st which always means new coupons on coupons.com first we got all the hot Kellog's coupons so General Mills cereals have also put up new copuons (not as great) $3 off Huggies pure & natural diapers/ Chiquita bites, Fresh Express salads, and Hidden Valley Ranch to go with the salad - I rarely see these and it's $1.50 off two. 

And speaking of those hot Kellog's coupons take them to Target to take advantage of the Kellog's gift card deal which run through Saturday May 2,

Special K Cereals on sale $2.39 x 5 = $11.95 - $5 in coupon = $6.95 get a $5 gift card = $1.95 net

Remember you can then buy another 5 items with coupon and the gift card, pay $1.95 and get ANOTHER $5 gift card if you can get enough coupons. You'll need multiple computers. 

(the coupons they refer to are at: www.coupons.com)