WalMart Deals For $1 or Less – 5/16

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by Ally on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

Below you will find the highlights of some of the great deals at WalMart, for $1 or less! Remember, sometimes the coupons and prices can vary from region to region. For a full list of WalMart deals under $1, check out MommySavers!

Jell-O Gelatin or Pudding Boxes-Walmart Price: $.63
$1/4 Jell-o Gelatin or pudding Boxes (5/6 SS)
Final Price: $.38

STP Gas, Fuel Injector or Carburator Treatment-Walmart Price: $1.87
$1.00/1 STP Product printable coupon (found under Automotive)
Final Price: $.87

Scotch-Brite Disinfecting Wipes-Walmart Price: $2.48
$1.50/2 Scotch-Brite Wipes
Final Price: 2/$3.46 ($1.73 each)

Gain Dishwashing Liquid 9 oz-Walmart Price: $.97
$.50/1 (5/13 P&G)
Final Price: $.47

Wet n Wild Nail Polish-Walmart Price: $1.68
$1.00/1 (5/13 RP)
Final Price: $.68


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Baby Legs 5 for $25 Sale

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by Tracie on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

Baby Legs is having a Memorial Day sale.  You can pick up 5 sets of Baby legs for just $5 each!  To get the discount, add 5 pair to your shopping cart and use the code RWB50 at checkout for the discount to be applied to your purchase.  Keep in mind that the only items included in this sale are those listed on the Memorial Day Sale page.

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Gerber Organic Pouches Coupon + Walmart Deal

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by Tracie on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

There’s a new coupon for $0.85/4 Organic Pouches available today!   These sell for around $1.50 each at most Walmart stores, making them $1.28 each after the coupon!

Gerber Organic Pouches, $1.50
$0.85/4 Gerber Organic Pouches printable coupon
Final Price: 4/$5.15 or $1.28 each

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Grocery Saving Tips From A to Z: Letter B

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by Tracie on May 16, 2012 · 2 comments

We are continuing with our series on how to save on groceries — even if you don’t have a coupon!   These items below are things we need, and we purchase, even if we don’t have a coupon or one is never available.  Here are a few food items, beginning with the letter “B” which you can purchase in bulk when you find a great deal!

Bananas can ripen and go badly rather quickly.  Here are some tips to make them last:

  • If you do plan on consuming them right away, purchase them with a little green on them – that will extend the life.
  • Bananas last longer outside of the refrigerator.  Anywhere from 2 – 5 days in the fridge vs. up to 7 or more on your counter/pantry.
  • If you do refrigerate, the skins will blacken more quickly, but the fruit should be fine underneath.
  • Freeze bananas only to be used for baking items.   You will want to peel and mash them.  Place them into baggies filled with the amount needed for your favorite recipes (for example if you need 3/4 a cup for banana bread, place that much into your baggie).  Lie them flat and remove excess air.  Note on the outside the name of the item, date and the amount (ex – Bananas 5/16/2012 3/4 cup).  They are good for 2 -3  months in your freezer.
  • If you wish, you can toss whole bananas in your freezer and thaw and mash when ready to bake.

Dried beans are a great staple to keep on hand.

  • Dried beans can be good for up to one year in your pantry.
  •  Just need to rehydrate them in water over night, or if you forget the night before you can rehydrate in hot water a lot faster

Ground beef it one item a lot of people use and knowing how to save money can really help the budget!

  • Visit your butcher either 30 – 60 minutes to close or within 30 – 60 minutes of opening early in the morning.  They often discount the ground beef 10 – 50%.   If you plan on buying more, make a reasonable offer – you might get a better deal!
  • If you plan on freezing, freeze as soon as possible, but in no instance later than the use by date on the package.
  • Ground beef it good for up to 4 months in the freezer (for optimal freshness).  If you plan on freezing for an extended time, wrap in foil and clearly mark with date.
  • Purchase ground beef in larger packages as the price per pound is usually reduced.  Then, break out into smaller one lb packages or even shape your own patties and then freeze (following same notes as shared above).

Blueberries are not always in season.  However, when they are, you can find some good deals.  Here’s how you can purchase extra and make them last longer:

  • Blueberries last for quite a while after purchase.  They can be good for up to 2 weeks after purchase.
  • To preserve freshness time, place them into a shallow container and cover with plastic wrap (do not leave in store packaging).
  • To freeze blueberries, first wash and dry them.  Place them on a cookie sheet and flash freeze them for around an hour (this is called flash freezing).  Place into baggies, label with the date and put into your freezer.
  • They are at optimum freshness up to 12 months after freezing.

If you don’t make your own bread and elect to purchase it from the store, there are some easy ways to save.

  • Stick with the store brand.  They are the name brand product, just bagged under a store name.  You might find such brands as Wonder or Sara Lee with your store name stamped onto the package.
  • You can freeze bread for up to 3 months (for optimum freshness).  To help prevent freezerburn, you can wrap the enter package in foil or heavy duty wrap.
  • Do not keep your bread in the refrigerator as it will dry out much more quickly and increase waste.
  • Do not toss your bread when it does dry out — make your own croutons!

When you find a good deal on broccoli, you can stock up.  Just follow these tips:

  • Keep in a plastic bag and do not wash until you are ready to use it.
  • Refrigerated broccoli is good up to a week (sometimes longer) after purchase.
  • To freeze broccoli, first wash and remove the leaves and stems. Split the stalks and flowerettes into 1 to 1 1/2″ pieces. Blanch them (put in boiling water for 3 minutes and then put into ice water to quickly cool them).  Once that is done remove the excess moisture and place into air tight containers or bags and freeze.
  • Broccoli is best if consume within 12 – 18 months after freezing.

Make sure you check out our basic Grocery Savings Tips on how to get the most out of your grocery trip!  Plus, we are showcasing four to five foods from each letter of the alphabet to help you learn how to freeze/store certain items.  Just click on your letter below and go right to the post with the foods for that item!

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$25 Restaurant Gift Certificates For $4.00

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by Ally on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

Did you know that Restaurant.com Certificates never expire? Save money on dining out this year with discounted Restaurant Gift Certificates.   Right now get $4 for $25 Restaurant Gift Certificates! Use code “DINE” at check out!

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FREE eCookBook: Simply Deli Salads

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by Ally on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

Just in time for summer – a FREE eCookBook FULL of Salad Recipes! I know there are many days in the summer where I am just too hot to eat (or make) a “hot meal” – and I can’t wait to try out some of the 28 salad recipes in this FREE Simply Deli Salads eCookBook!

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Cosentino’s Price Chopper 64th Anniversary Celebration Deals for 5/16 – 5/22

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by Tracie on May 16, 2012 · 0 comments

The Cosentino’s Family Price Chopper stores are having their 64th Anniversary Celebration all month long!  And as usual – customers get the gifts!  There are lots of great deals available.  Below are the deals for the week of 5/16 – 5/22 ~ even if there is not a coupon.  These sales are valid only at the Cosention locations (as listed below).

COUPON MATCHUPS
OTHER DEALS IN THE AD

If you are not sure which locations are owned by the Cosentino’s Family, here is a list for you:

1030 W 103rd St
Kansas City, MO 64114

1100 S 7 Hwy
Blue Springs, MO 64014

5800 Wilson Rd
Kansas City, MO 64123

8700 E 63rd St
Kansas City, MO 64133

1305 N 7 Hwy
Blue Springs, MO 64015

830 E. Main
Gardner, KS 66030

7418 W 119th St
Overland Park, KS 66213

896 S 291 Highway
Liberty, MO 64068

3700 W. 95th
Leawood, KS 66206

6327 Brookside
Kansas City, MO 64113

937 NE Woods Chapel Rd
Lee’s Sumit, MO 64064

109 N. Cedar
Belton, MO

251 SW Greenwich
Lee’s sumit, MO 64082

22210 W 66th St
Shawnee, KS 66226

2101 N 7 Hwy
Pleasant Hill, MO 64080

900 W Foxwood Dr
Raymore, MO 64083

9717 N Ash Ave
Kansas City, MO

 

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