I just received an email from Noodle & Co. stating that for the entire month of August kids eat FREE on Tuesday nights from 5 – 9 pm. How awesome is that! Free food is always good and being able to eat out for cheap is even better. It’s good for kids 12 and under so go on Tuesday nights and take the family for a good night out!
Yes, now I can elaborate a bit more. I am very disappointed that there are no triples at HT this week. Even more than normal because I am off Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week. I would have had all the time in the world to go grocery shopping to get some free/cheap stuff but NO TRIPLES. Really, I am sad…
Very disappointed
Tearing up
Crying uncontrollably
On my knees screaming for a Snickers bar from underneath my desk
I’m pathetic
I’m a coupon nerd, but my hubs still loves me!
E-VIC Special:
Dannon 6 oz. Light & Fit or Fruit on Bottom Yogurt 10/$4, limit 1
(non E-VIC price 10/$5)
Buy 2, Get 3 Free:
Coca Cola, 12 packs (limit 10 total)
100 ct. Mead Marble Composition Books
15% off Case Wine Sale, Thursday-Sunday only
BOGO:
Deer Park, 24 pack
Mayfield Ice Cream
Arizona Tea, 23 oz. cans
Vintage Seltzer, 33.8 oz.
60 Watt Feit CFL Bulbs
HT Latex Gloves
New England Coffee
Hefty Foam Plates or Easy Grip Cups
Hefty One Zip Storage Bags
Dove Chocolate Promises, 9.5-11 oz.
Keebler Deluxe Graham Cookies
Rold Gold Pretzels
Superpretzel Pretzels
Aunt Jemima Buttermilk Waffles
Thomas Bagels
Meats/Seafood:
HT Fresh Split Chicken Breast $0.99/lb
HT Rancher Beef Porterhouse or T-Bone Steak $5.99/lb
HT Angus Beef Porterhouse or T-Bone Steak $6.99/lb
HT All Natural Center Cut Boneless Pork Chops $2.99/lb
EZ Peel White Shrimp, 51-60 ct. $3.99/lb
Sashimi Grade Tilapia Fillets $3.99/lb
HT All Natural Boston Butt Country Style Pork Ribs $1.99/lb
HT Fresh Italian Style Hot or Sweet Turkey Sausage $2.99/lb
HT Angus Beef Boneless Eye Round Roast $3.49/lb
Ht Big Gourmet Hamburger Patties $3.99/lb
Veal Loin Chops $6.99/lb
Perdue Perfect Portions $6.99
HT Boneless Chicken Kabobs w/Veggies $5.99/lb
HT Angus Beef Value Pack Boneless Chuck Steak $3.49/lb
HT Angus Beef Back Ribs $2.49/lb
Perdue Short Cuts 2/$7
Smithfield Thin Sliced Lunchmeat 2/$6
Hormel Natural Sliced Lunchmeat 2/$6
Oscar Mayer Bacon 2/$9
Hillshire Farm Family Size Thin Sliced Lunchmeat 2/$10
Jimmy Dean Roll Breakfast Sausage 2/$6
D'Rouco Mexican Chorizo $3.99
Curly's Pork BBQ $4.99
MBA Smart Boneless Chicken Breast $8.99/lb
60/80 ct. Mexican Bay Diver Scallops $6.99/lb
Mahi Mahi $4.99/lb
Dungeness Crab Clusters $6.99/lb
Michael's Seafood Chowder $4.99
Maryland Style Crab Cakes $3.49
2 lb. Mahogany Clams $4.99
Catfish Nuggets $1.99/lb
Swordfish Steaks $9.99/lb
Yellowfin Tuna $10.99/lb
Beverages:
HT Organic Lemonade or Limeade 3/$7
HT Simply Clear, 4 pack 3/$5
HT Orange Juice 2/$4
Gatorade or G2, 32 oz. $0.88
Corona, Heineken, or Amstel Light, 12 pack $10.99
Coke, 6 pack bottles 3/$10
Dasani, 24 pack $3.99
Lipton or Tropicana, 12 pack $5.99
Aquafina, 24 pack $5.99
Starbucks Frappuccino, 4 pack $5.99
Powerade, 6 pack 3/$10
Fuze, 6 pack $5.99
Simply Orange Juice 2/$6
Turkey Hill Tea 2/$4
HT Deluxe Skim Milk, 64 oz. $2.19
Ensure, 6 pack $6.97
V8 Splash 2/$5
Propel, 6 pack 2/$6
Naked Juice 2/$6
Produce/Deli/Floral:
Specialty Cheeses 25% off
Washington State Cherries $1.99/lb
Leaf Lettuce, organic 2/$5
Fresh Sweet Corn 5/$2
Blueberries, pint 2/$6
Peaches or Nectarines $2.49/lb
Crenshaw Melon or Honeydew 2/$7
White Potatoes, 5 lb. $3.49
Fresh Express Cesar Supreme, BLT Cesar, Asian, Pacifica, or Mediterranean Kits 2/$7
Large Cripps Pink Apples $1.49/lb
Extra Lg. Red, Yellow, or Orange Bell Peppers 2/$4
Eastern Grown Lg. Peaches $1.29/lb
Bella or Whole Cremini Mushrooms, 8 oz. 2/$4
Extra Lg. White Cauliflower $2.49
Dietz and Watson Black Forest Ham or Turkey $6.99/lb
All Varieties Half Creme Cakes 2/$5
La Brea Rosemary Olive Oil or Italian Round $3.49
Single Serve Cyrus O'Leary Cream Pies $2.29
French Bread $1.49
Pizza Dough Balls $0.99
Redskin Potato Salad $1.99/lb
Virginia Ham $6.99/lb
Muenster Cheese $4.99/lb
Refrigerated/Frozen/Dairy:
Sargento Shredded Cheese 2/$4
Kashi Pizza 2/$10
Kashi Frozen Entrees 2/$6
Amy's Mexican Casserole Bowls $3.99
Amy's Bean and Cheese Burrito 2/$5
Tombstone Pizza 3/$10
California Pizza Kitchen Pizza $5.99
Birds Eye Steamfresh 3/$7
HT Ice Cream Sandwiches $5.97
Hot Pockets Panini $1.99
Bagel Bites $3.99
Starbucks or Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream $3.49
Tyson Breaded Chicken, bags $5.99
Kraft 100 Calorie Cheese Bites 2/$4
Kraft Single Wrap Cheese 2/$4
Jell-o Pudding, 6 ct. 2/$5
Daisy Sour Cream, 24 oz. 2/$5
Dannon Danimals or Crush Cups $1.99
HT Non-Dairy Creamer, 32 oz. $1.17
Dannon Activia or DanActive, 4 ct. 2/$4
Other Foods:
HT Canned Peaches or Pears 10/$10
HT Pasta 3/$3
Mission Soft Tacos 2/$3
HT Raisins 10/$10
HT Naturals Popcorn 3/$5
HT Applesauce Cups 2/$3
HT Mac and Cheese Deluxe Dinner 2/$3
HT Naturals Peanut Butter $2.99
HT Fruit Bowls 2/$4
Lay's Chops 2/$5
Kashi Heart to Heart & Organic Promise Cereals 2/$6
Kashi Granola Bars $3.29
Kashi Golean Bars Multipacks $3.79
Kashi Golean Bars, singles 5/$5
Kashi Crackers 2/$5
Kashi Cookies 2/$5
Nabisco Chips Ahoy $2.79
Grande Chips 2/$5
Cheetos or Fritos 2/$5
Lucky Charms, Golden Grahams, or Honey Nut Cheerios 2/$5
Peter Pan PB 2/$4
Filippo Berio Olive Oil, 16.9 oz. $4.99
HT Pure Clover Honey $5.37
Uncle Ben's Ready Rice $1.79
Powerbar 10/$10
Planters Dry Roasted Peanuts 2/$5
Quaker Chewy Granola Bars 2/$4
Post Honey Bunches of Oats 2/$4
Hershey's 8 packs or Extra Lg. Bars 5/$5
Non Foods:
Sparkle, 8 rolls $5.99
HT Window Cleaner 2/$3
HT Yourbaby JUmbo Diapers $6.99
Ht Yourbaby Wipes 2/$5
HT Yourhome Trash Bags 2/$6
Contigo Kids Auto Seal Drinkware $7.99
Pantene Shampoo or Conditioner $4.99
Tampax Pearl or Regular Tampons $5.99
Secret or Old Spice High Endurance $1.99
Crest Pro Health, Vivid, or Plus Scope Toothpaste $2.99
Prilosec, 28 ct. $19.99
Pilot and Papermate Writing Instruments 20% off
Angel Soft, 12 rolls $5.99
Cottonelle, 4 rolls $2.99
Bounce $3.99
Tide 150 oz. $17.99
Downy $4.99
Cascade, 75 oz. $3.99
Airwick Refills 2/$5
Seventh Generation Laundry Detergent, 100 oz. $9.99
Hefty Trash Bags $5.99
Clip & Save Sale:
These are in-ad coupons, all valid 7/21-7/27. All are HT Brands, limit one coupon per customer per visit.
$1 off HT Olive Oil. 8.5 oz.
$1 off Brick or Can HT Coffee
$1 off It's Berry Special or Crunchy Granola Raisin Bran Cereal
$1 off HT American Cheese Deluxe
$5 Off Yourhome 150 oz. Laundry Detergent
$1 off HT Yourhome Food Storage Bags, 40-50 ct.
Buy 3 HT Steamed Veggies, get 1 HT Steamed Rice Free.
Buy 2 HT Jumbo Biscuits, get $1 off HT Butter, 16 oz.
Buy 4 HT 12 pack sodas, get 1 HT party Peanuts Free.
That’s all I really have to say! The website that I use that is trustworthy posted they would and then nothing… she has not posted since so guess what… no triples… confirmed by others and my local HT.
I am keeping my eyes open and getting ready for the triple coupons that are supposed to start at HT on Wednesday. I am going to be linking up an internet printable coupons that I run across that will possibly make a GREAT deal this week.
You can never have enough hand soap so here is a coupon for .50 off SoftSoap! You cannot hit the back button to print but if you go to the link twice and go through the same steps (second time you don’t have to register) you can print it twice. It took me less than a minute to get both printed.
So far coupons I’ve linked, very short list right now!
.75 off Hellmann’s mayo
And this one!
Still steady working and almost three and a half hours later, but who doesn’t like the extra money that overtime pay provides on your paycheck. I have literally gotten about two times the work done in three hours that I normally would have gotten done in eight while in the office. It’s crazy how much distraction I actually have in the office.
Unfortunately next week my officemate will be back from a week’s vacation and ready to talk, talk , talk. I’m so tired of all her talking, but nothing I can do about that except grin and bear it… and put my headphones in so I can do my work and keep at it.
I hope everyone has a great weekend because I know mine will be wonderful. Busy, yes, but wonderful all the same… goodnight world (in another forty minutes!).
I am working overtime tonight for work, but I am doing from the comfort of my home. More exact, my bed!!! This is great. I wish I could work like this every day! I am so much more productive and getting more done without the outside distraction of other people in my office. This is wonderful!! Thank you bossman for letting me work OT from home since I cannot make it in this weekend. It will really help to pay towards the insurance deductibles we are having to pay from our girls having surgery this year. THANK YOU!!!
Here is a link for .75 off Hellman’s so this one should get you a good deal next week or save for a week when you know it will double if it’s not on sale! Don’t forget to hit the back button and print it twice… I did and am going to do again from home. Yes, I’m evil and printed it from work!!! Ha ha ha!
Other good blogs have now confirmed that Harris Teeter will have triples starting next Wednesday (07/21/10). I tend to believe the ones I saw it on this time as they have never steered me wrong. I will be posting links for good coupons that should get you some good deals next week! So keep checking back for more updates.
For a limited time at American Eagle stores and AE.com you can buy any graphic T shirt and get a second one of equal or lesser value (of course) for 50% off. This does include regular and clearance items! Also, they have shorts on sale too, so check it out and see what kind of deal you can get!
For orders of $30 or more you can get free shipping by using the code “SHIP30” at checkout. This offer expires August 11, 2010. You will still have for the product and taxes, but one more way to save a few pennies.
***SIDE NOTE: Throughout the year when I see that certain places have deals on photo books, prints, calendars, etc. with pictures (especially when they are free) I will go ahead and create something and order it. These are nice to save up through the year for gifts for parents and grandparents. Think if you did nothing but the free photo books that are offered throughout the year and created different photo books of various vacations, daycations, and trips… you would have quite a few by the end of the year to either keep yourself for memory’s sake or to give as a gift at Christmas!
From now until July 15, 2010 Shutterfly is offering 20% off their photo books. Use the code “JULYBOOKS” to receive this at check out. I have ordered their books before and they are great quality. I even ordered one with pictures from our wedding and love that you can add captions or even a story for that matter about the pictures! Great gift ideas for grandparents especially if they weren’t there at the time the pictures were taken and you and your little one can come up with the captions together. Or you can do by yourself if you would like to save some time!
I don’t normally post jokes that I get but this one was too good to pass up!
The doctor, after an examination sighed and said “I’ve got some bad news. You have cancer and you’d best put your affairs in order.”
The woman was shocked but managed to compose herself and walk into the waiting room where her daughter had been waiting. “Well, daughter, we women celebrate when things are good and we celebrate when things don’t go so well. In this case, things aren’t well. I have cancer. So, let’s head to the bar and have a martini.”
After three or four martinis, the two were feeling a little less somber. There were some laughs and more martinis. They were eventually approached by some of the woman’s old friends, who were curious as to what the two were celebrating. The woman told her friends they were drinking to her impending end, “I’ve been diagnosed with AIDS.” The friends were aghast, gave the woman their condolences and beat a hasty retreat.
After the friends left, the woman’s daughter leaned over and whispered, “Momma, I thought you said you were dying of cancer and you just told your friends you were dying of AIDS!? Why did you do that?”
The woman smiled and answered “Because I don’t want any of those bitches sleeping with your father after I’m gone!”
And THAT my friend is what is called “Putting your affairs in order!”
Red Beans and Rice
Sauté diced onion with cut up smoke sausage and season with some Tony’s, garlic (powder not salt), pepper, and ground or flake red pepper.
Cook until onion is translucent and sausage it browned.
Next add a bag of dried red kidney beans and water to cover and fill up the pot and just cook forever (covered)! You will have to add water as the beans soak it up.
Once the beans are cooked through remove the lid and reduce the liquid down so it’s thicker and how you like it. Then season again. Don’t season between the time you add the beans and the end because with the water being added and then reduced you want to wait until you’re not going to change the liquid level.
The following filling can be used for almost anything… soft tacos, enchiladas, pizza, top salads, etc.
Buffalo Chicken Filling
Boil chicken (or leftover chicken of ANY type… grilled, baked, boiled, whatever) and strip from bone… tear or cut up…
Buffalo sauce… 1 Cup hot sauce (texas pete or frank’s red hot are best), stick of butter (to reduce the heat, but I don’t normally add this anymore), 1 package of the dry Italian seasoning mix… heat through.
Add the sauce to the chicken or… I add the chicken to the pot of the hot sauce and mix through so it heats up the chicken at the same time if its leftovers.
Enchiladas
Take soft flour tortillas, use cream of chicken and put a line of it down the middle of the tortilla, add the chicken mixture and some cheese, roll up and put in a baking pan. Continue until pan fills up. Once filled, top the enchiladas with cream of chicken and cheese… cover with foil and bake 350 until heated through.
I quit doing the enchiladas and just opt for putting them in soft tacos because I’m impatient and by the time I get off work and get home and all of it done, I’m ready to eat and don’t want to wait another 30 minutes!
My Favorite…
Burrito Casserole
Take leftover chicken or use ground meat, whatever you want to use for the filling of the burrito… cook thoroughly and add either taco or fajita seasoning mix per the instructions on the packet (or you can make buffalo style using the above filling).
Layer in a casserole dish… enchilada sauce (so tortillas won’t stick, get dry or burn), tortillas to cover the bottom, burrito filling, cheese, tortillas, enchilada sauce, meat, cheese, repeat until casserole dish is full and end with a layer of tortillas covered with enchilada sauce.
Cover with foil and bake at 350 for about 30-45 minutes.
For my burrito casserole I add a can of Rotel in with the meat and seasonings to add some more heat (yum!). Then I top with all the taco toppings that I want.
Everyone’s Favorite…
Chicken Salad
Bake either a whole chicken or split chicken breasts… season with Tony’s, garlic and onion powders.
Cover with foil and bake until cooked through
Once baked, uncover, remove the chicken to a different dish and cut the skin off (or at least peal it back), and cut the chicken while it’s still on the bone to help cool. Let cool about ten minutes and then debone the chicken and tear or cut into bite size pieces.
Add mayo, garlic powder, onion powder and pepper to the mix until flavored to your liking.
The following are optional but I add grapes (either cut in half or quartered depending on how big they are), onion (diced small) or green onion, and walnuts or pecans.
This really is AWESOME chicken salad and I hope you enjoy!
I finally went “real” grocery shopping for the first time in I know at LEAST four weeks. I have been slack since we’ve had so much going on between baby’s birthday and going to the beach. I decided not to neglect my family’s nutritional needs for another moment and finally went this weekend. Granted, I did wait until the last minute and went at 5:30 p.m. Sunday, but hey, I went and that’s all that counts. I didn’t do as good as I normally do but we needed a bunch of stuff we don’t normally have to buy (like the jar of minced garlic), but I did well. I didn’t go to “my” HT because they know me all too well and know I use the “wrong” coupons on items, but I’m past the point of caring and just drove an additional few miles to a different one where they don’t have my picture posted as a “Cereal Coupon Criminal”!
Reynold’s Wrap Pop Up sheets – 1.29 - .75Q for reynold’s wrap dbld = free
Smart Balance non stick cooking spray – 2.99 – 2.00Q for smart balance milk = .99
All General Mills products have UPC 16000… this is for cereals, fiber one products, nature’s valley granola bars, brownie mixes, etc. so I used the .50 Q for fiber one pop tarts off the Nature’s Valley granola bars so this reduced them significantly to 1.00 off 1 versus using the .75 Q on two. Could have used these on brownie mix or even Bisquick products (the packets of the biscuit mix would have been free!)
The Pepperidge farm bread coupons work on the Pepperidge farm cookies and even Goldfish!
I bought Bounce dryer sheets 80 ct for 3.99 – 3.00 tide release coupon = .99 each (I needed dryer sheets badly)
I found so many things that I could use wrong coupons on!
Gillette Customer Plus Pivot razors on sale for 5.99 – 4.00 Gillette coupon = 1.99 for 11 razors!!! So .18 ea!
L’Oreal Kids Shampoo for 3.59 – 3.00 L’Oreal hair color coupon = .59
The Lever soap coupons match the UPC for Dove products so this would be great to use too.
I really can’t wait for triple coupons to start and I really hope they do on 07/21/10 because I have the day off and will GLADLY go to the store and rack up on some cheap/free stuff using these tricks!!! You just can’t confuse the register and use too many wrong coupons with the same UPC. Stick to only three per UPC if using the wrong ones. Then put your wrong ones on top of the stack and the right ones on the bottom that way if one of your right coupons rings up wrong because of a wrong one applying to the product you can show you did get that item and they will just do an override.
Yes, you heard me right.
I am an addict.
I have fallen head over heels in love with a website.
I check multiple times a day to see what confessions are posted.
If there is nothing new I refresh the page one more time just to make sure.
If nothing new is posted I get depressed.
And eat everything in sight.
(Not really but you understand)
Yes, Ree is the greatest.
The way she writes just makes me smile and laugh out loud… it really does.
Head on over there and take a peek at her confessions.
Her stories are real and hilarious.
Her pictures are breathtaking.
And it’s just awesome!
I will definitely be hitting K Mart during my lunch break each day this week and will probably get the following... (remember the prices are from what I've seen online on other blogs so I'm guessing they will be about the same, unless of course on sale, which would be even better!)
Bengay Products $4.29 - 2Q = .29
Cover Girl Lash Blast mascara $6.50 - 2Q = 4.50 (I need mascara)
There are many other coupons that I am going to be taking that were listed on the match up that I looked at and would get great deals compared to the normal prices...
Paper products, $2 Pampers wipes coupon (may be able to get a good deal on the refill packs), $2 Johnson and Johnson bed time printable coupon, $2 J&J gift set (baby shower coming up anyone?) and all kinds of paper products, toiletries and such.
Get your coupons ladies because it looks like triples at HT and super doubles at K Mart! What a good week to stock up on stuff!!
I went to Wags and the Dr. Scholl’s massaging gel inserts were $11.99, not $6.99 as reported on other websites. Also, the Rough Skin Eraser was $7.29 so there would be nothing you would have to buy to cover the overage from the coupons since it’s not $6.99. I bought this (without having the $2 coupon) since I still thought it was a good deal and like to pamper my feet occasionally and it was $2.85 OOP. Not a bad price for something normally over $7 and makes you feel spoiled!
It is reported there was a $2 Man Q in the 5/2 SS insert for a Dr. Scholl’s for her coupon. I can’t find mine so I’m SOL, but I thought I would pass along to you in case you kept yours…
At Wags Dr Scholl’s for her Rough Skin Eraser is $6.99. Pair this with the $2 MQ and the $5 Q from the July booklet (at the front of the store) and it will be free. You will have to add something else to your order because there will be a penny overage so get something else that is a deal for this week and you can get some good smooth tootsies for the holiday weekend.
I used Google to try and find a printable $2 coupon that I could use on this, but I came up empty. However, Dr. Scholl’s does have coupons on their website here. You can also see the deals of the week for Walgreens here. They also have a four day sale that is expiring on Saturday so check out those here.
On the Dr. Scholl’s website they have a coupon for the massaging gel inserts for $2 and you can pair that with the $5 Q from the July booklet to get these free as well! They are also $6.99 so you will have to add something else to your order to cover the penny overage.
Happy shopping!
