Nutella Biscotti

I've been baking cookies for my family for years. I grew up baking with my mom who is a phenomenal baker! I love passing this tradition of baking on to my children as well. We even package cookies up each year and ship them off as Christmas gifts. I have so much fun baking around the holidays each year, and as our children grow older, they enjoy helping me!

I'm a very picky baker, and love to make everything from scratch. If a recipe doesn't make me drool, it's not good enough. If you're that type of person, then I hope you enjoy this series of cookie recipe sharing. I will be posting a new cookie recipe each week. The recipes I'm choosing are only ones that I've had immense compliments on. I can say that because technically these aren't my recipes, but ones I've learned from cookbooks, magazines, and online.

My husband's side of the family is Italian, so I wanted to find an authentic Italian cookie that I could share with them. His first request was biscotti. I've tried different variations on this cookie, and finally came up with a favorite!

Nutella Biscotti
Did you know that biscotti means "twice baked"??

(Not actual recipe pictured.)

Ingredients:

• 4 large eggs, divided
• 1 cup + 2 Tbsp granulated sugar
• 1 cup Nutella, divided (chocolate hazelnut spread - found near peanut butter)
• 1 cup unsalted pistachios, shelled*
• 1/3 cup dried cranberries (optional - I've never used them as our family is not a fan)
• 2 3/4 cup all-purpose flour
• 1/2 tsp salt
• 1 tsp baking powder
• 1/4 cup confectioners sugar
• 3 Tbsp boiling water

Instructions:

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. In large mixing bowl, whisk together 3 whole eggs, 1 egg yold (reserve extra white in small bowl) and 1 cup sugar until completely blended. Add 3/4 cup Nutella and stir to fully incorporate. Add pistachios and dried cranberries. Fold in flour, salt and baking powder.
2. Divide dough in half and form into 2 logs (12 x 2 inches each) on parchment- or foil-lined cookie sheet. (I've found parchment paper to work quite nicely!) If needed, moisten hands with water periodically while forming dough to prevent sticking. Brush logs with remaining egg white and sprinkle with 2 tablespoons sugar. Bake for 25 minutes, rotating tray once after 15 minutes to ensure even baking.
3. Turn oven down to 300 degrees. Remove logs from oven and let cool for 10 minutes. While still warm, cut widthwise on slight diagonal to form 1/2 inch-wide strips. Lay on sides on baking sheet. For crispy biscotti, bake cookies for another 15 to 20 minutes. Cool completely.
4. In small bowl, whisk together remaining Nutella, 1/4 cup confectioners sugar and 3 tablespoons boiling water until smooth. Lay biscotti on parchment or foil-lined surface and drizzle glaze over cookies with fork or dip 1 end of each cookie in glaze. To harden glaze, dry at room temperature for at least 1 hour. Store in airtight container for up to 2 weeks.

$5 Gift Card at Kohl's - Super Easy!

Thanks to Hot Coupon World for this tip!

Right now, when you sign up for email alerts from Kohl's by clicking HERE, you'll automatically receive an email for $5 off your next in-store purchase at Kohls and 10% off your next purchase at Kohls.com. Easy enough! You may not receive your email right away, so be patient.

My Publix Deals!

I was excited to see so many great deals this week at Publix! I continue to be blessed with $10/$50 CVS CRT coupons whenever I go to CVS, so of course I brought those along for this large trip!

Here's what I got:

TOTAL IN GROCERIES = $177.12
Total Savings in Coupons = $60.30
+
Total Savings in Advertised Sales = $55.23
TOTAL SAVINGS = $115.53
TOTAL OOP = $61.59

Here's the Breakdown:

• Arnold MultiGrain Bread (2): BOGO $3.69 - 2 $.50/1 IPQ = Paid $2.69/2
• Stouffer's Frozen Entrees (6): $2.50/1 = Paid $15.00/6
• Ore-Ida Steam n' Mash Potatoes (8): BOGO $3.99 - 8 $1/1 Blinky's or $1/1 IPQ's - 8 $1/1 Toss for Cash Publix Q = FREE/8
• Green Giant Fresh Steamers (3): $.89/1 - 3 $1/1 IPQ or $1/1 IPQ = FREE/3
• Ziploc Easy Slide Gallon Freezer Bags (10 ct): $1.50/1 - $.75/1 IPQ = Paid $.75
• Kraft White American Singles, 12 oz (2): $2/1 = Paid $4/2
• Publix Shredded Mozzarella, 1 cup: $1.89 - $1/1 Food Lion IPQ = Paid $.89
• Gala Apples, 3 lb bag: $2.99 - $1/1 Food Lion IPQ = Paid $1.99
• Celery Bunch: $1.69 = Paid $1.69 (see broccoli coupon below)
  
• Broccoli Head: $2.49 - $2/$5 Produce Food Lion IPQ = Paid $.49
• Splenda Packets, 50 ct: $2.49 - $1/1 Food Lion IPQ - $.55/1 = Paid $.94
• Publix Coffee Creamer: $4.49 = Paid $4.49
• Kellogg's Poptarts (2): $1.67/1 - $1/1 Walgreens Catalina Q - $1/2 Food Lion IPQ = Paid $1.34/2
• Brawny Paper Towels, 6 pk: $6.49 = Paid $6.49 (There is a $1.50/1 Q available, but I don't have it.)
  
• Weight Watchers Cookies: $3.59 = Paid $3.59 (Mail-In Rebate for $3.59)
• Oscar Meyer Deli Creations: $2.50/1 - $1/1 IPQ = Paid $1.50 (There is also a Publix Store Q for free drink w/ purchase, but it states "Not to be combined with other coupons.")
  
• 8 O' Clock Coffee (2): BOGO $5.09 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = Paid $3.09/2
• Publix Raisins: $1.45
• Uncle Ben's Rice (8): BOGO $1.59 - 4 $1/2 IPQ = Paid $2.36/8
• Fleischman's Dry Yeast Packets: $1.49 = Paid $1.49
• Idahoan Mashed Potatoes (2): BOGO $1.29 = Paid $1.29 (Great for Thanksgiving baskets!)
• Publix Turkey Breast Lunchmeat: $6.69/lb = Paid $6.96
• Publix Large Eggs: $1.39 = Paid $1.39
  
• Quilted Northern Ultra Plush TP, 12 rolls (2): $6.49/1 - 2 $1/1 IPQ - 2 $1/1 Target IPQ = Paid $8.98/2
• Leg Quarters (2): $.59/lb = Paid $4.48 (Great for soups, casseroles, or chicken chili)

I used 2 $10/$50 CVS CRT's on this week's transaction for an additional $20 off! I just adore Publix!!

I know there's a lot of purple on this screen, but I feel like I was able to get some pretty great deals! I hope you can snatch some up as well. As always, the items listed in purple are my best deals of the week.

For more scenarios on Publix deals, always check out Fiddledeedee! Sarah does a thorough check of all the available coupon match-ups each week.

I've been tagged... So why not?!

I have been tagged by Southern Savers to share seven things about myself. I'm not sure how many blogs I'll send this on to, but here's some info about myself... in case you were wondering...

These are the rules for tagging…
1) Link back to the person who tagged you and share the rules on your blog
2) Share 7 facts about yourself
3) Tag seven people and list their links in your post
4) Tell those 7 people by commenting on their blog!

1. I am a recent coupon gamer and started all this back in August. It can be highly addictive when you start seeing the savings and the bills decreasing.
2. I met my wonderful husband in college and after some hardship in having children, God blessed us with 2 biological daughters and 1 adopted son. We are truly blessed!!
3. I have another blog called The Organized Homemaker, but really, I'm not that organized... I'm attempting a lifestyle of organization, but it's hard when you have 3 young children and homeschool.
4. I was raised in Michigan for the first 15 years of my life, and have now lived in sunny Florida for 15 years. (Yes, I'm 30 years old.) I love it here! We are part of a wonderful church family and have been blessed with amazing friends.
5. My favorite time of the year is Fall, but I do miss the changing of colors in Michigan. Florida gets next to nothing...
6. I love to sing praises to my LORD and Savior, Jesus Christ!!
   
7. I'm trying to think of one more tidbit of information about myself... I asked my oldest daughter and she said, "You love your children!" I like that tidbit. :)

Instead of tagging, I'll give you the opportunity to let me know if you'd like to be tagged and share information about yourself on your blog. Leave me a comment and I'll add the first 7 people who do!

Some Products are better bought than made...

This is an update to my Money Saving "Make At Home" Products:

I am not at all impressed with the make-at-home dishwasher detergent. I tried washing my dishes with it twice with different amounts and using the vinegar and they turned out immediately with a white soapy film on them. I may use the mixture I've made for laundry detergent when I'm running low, but I've heard that you might find a white film on your washing machine with this as well.

Therefore, I've decided (for myself - feel free to try it as it might work better for you) that I am sticking to buying the pre-made soap for my dishes!

For those of you who may have already tried it, I'm curious what the outcome was?

$1/Week Newspaper Delivery *My Area Only*

This post pertains to my local area only. You know who you are! :)

If you missed it in Sunday's paper, there was an insert for a One-Day Sale on newspaper deliveries.

You MUST call today! Here's the info:

• $1.00/wk - Saturday & Sunday only (Code: UD)
  
• $1.50/wk - Friday, Saturday, & Sunday only (Code: X2)
  
• $2.00/wk - All 7 Days! (Code: HH)
  

You can lock in this special rate for up to a year.

Call 599-2282 or 1-800-999-2271 from 6am-5pm only! You also must pre-pay today.
I went with the $1/Sat & Sun as this was all I needed, and it was cheaper than buying just the Sunday paper at the store. I was told that the payments are split up quarterly, so I only paid 3 months worth today.

$25 Gift Cards for $2 at Restaurant.com!

For a limited time you can purchase gift cards for 80% off Restaurant.com's prices. This ends up being a fabulous deal!!

80% off Savings on $25 Gift Certificates. $2 when you use code TREATS.Valid only 10/27/08 thru 10/31/08.


I've learned a little about how this works. When you visit the site, it will show their original prices, however, when you use the code TREATS at checkout, the new 80% off price will be reflected.

There are some rules in how to use these gift cards:

1. The gift card will print out of your printer. It is not an actual "card".
   
2. You must purchase a certain amount above the amount of your gift card. So think of it as $2 for a $25 gift card, then adding some $ out of pocket. Each restaurant's gift card may have a different stipulation. See if it's worth it for you!
   
3. Only 1 gift card is allowed per dining table. If you're out with friends and they also want to use a gift card, only 1 will be allowed.
   

Money Saving "Make at Home" Products

I love to hear how people stretch their dollars! Recently, I have been in need of a couple of items that I do not have on hand.

For instance, I was in need of brown sugar for a recipe I needed to make for an outing. Unfortunately, I had used up all the brown sugar the day before for another baked good. Fortunately, I remembered a post I had come across online HERE and was able to make my own! No running out to the store for my need of 2 Tbsp of brown sugar. I just so happened to have molasses and granulated sugar in my pantry and the recipe worked wonderfully!

Today, I have the need for dishwasher detergent, and let me tell you, I value the use of my dishwasher! So, although I could hand wash every dish in my sink and on the counters, I'd much rather find a way to make my own dishwasher detergent. Come to find out, it's really quite simple! I found this recipe HERE and will be purchasing the ingredients on my shopping run today. Hopefully, this will become a tried and true way and I won't be buying the expensive detergent any longer.

What money saving techniques do you use?! I'd love to hear about them! You can leave a comment or post on your blog with a link back to here.

Coupon Preview

Be sure to check out the coupon preview for tomorrow's paper by clicking on either link below!

Keeping the Kingdom First

Taylortown Coupon Preview

Coupons can and will vary by area, so you may not receive all that are listed. Looks like we should all see a SmartSource and RedPlum though.

You probably get your Sunday paper one of these 3 ways:

1. Delivered to your home
2. Purchase at a Store
3. Newspaper Vending Box - Is there a technical term for these? If so, I'm completely drawing a blank...

If you have to go out and purchase your newspaper (like me), remember to flip through the paper to make sure that you are receiving the coupon inserts. I have found (after purchasing) that sometimes the inserts are missing. I'm not sure why, but it's not a bad idea to just check before purchasing. Typically, if your paper is delivered to your home, you will receive the inserts. Just a little tip!

Walgreens Weekly Deals (10/26 - 11/1)

Here are the deals for the week of 10/26 - 11/1:
(Let me know if I've missed any!)
FREE items are highlighted in Blue

Remember: October's EasySaver Catalog ends 10/25 and all rebates must be submitted online or by mail by 11/1.

To view November's EasySaver Catalog, click HERE.
You can always find these deals on my left side bar. I will be updating them as I find more coupon match-ups, so check back often. If you've found a great deal, I would love to hear about it!

New to the Walgreens coupon game? This can look very confusing. Click HERE to learn how to play!
Click HERE for Walgreens Coupon Policy.

Flu Shots are available at Walgreens for $24.99. Call your local store to see if you need to make an appointment.

Register Reward Deals:

Buy BOTH Rembrandt Products listed, Get $10 RR's:

• Rembrandt Toothpaste (2.6 or 3 oz): $4.99
• Rembrandt 2 Hour Whitening Kit: $19.99
• Price for both after RR's = $14.98
  

Buy 2 or More Listerine Products, Get $5 RR's:

• Listerine Mouthwash, Advanced Natural Citrus, or Tooth Defense (1 Liter): $5.49
• Listerine Vibrant White Rinse (16 oz): $5.49
• Price for 2 after RR's = $5.98 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = $3.98
  

Pedialyte:
Price 2/$9 - $2 RR = 2/$7

Claritin (45 tablets):
Price $24.99 - $5 RR = $19.99

Buy 3, Get $4 RR's ~ Buy 4, Get $6 RR's: (Click HERE for Q's on these products!)

• Bayer Ascencia Breeze2 or Contour Blood Glucose Monitoring System:
  Price $9.99 - $9.99 MIR in box = FREE (w/prescription from doctor, fill out this form for immediate FREE Bayer Breeze2 or Contour Meter)
  
• Citracal Calcium:
  Price $8.99 - $1/1 IPQ = $7.99
  
• Alka Seltzer Plus Cold & Allergy:
  Price $4.99
• Alka Seltzer, Phillips, or Milk of Magnesia:
  Price $3.49 - $1/1 IPQ = $2.49
  
• Bayer, Midol, or Aleve:
  Price $4.99 - $1/1 IPQ = $3.99
  
• One A Day (50 or 100 ct tabs):
  Price $6.99 - $1/1 IPQ = $5.99
  

Sunbeam Warming Throw:
Price $34.99 - $5 RR = $29.99

EasySaver Coupon Deals:

Dove Chocolate Covered Almonds:
Price 2/$5 - $1 ESQ = 2/$4

St. Ives Body Polish:
Price $6.99 - $3 ESQ = $3.99

Optimum Care Relaxer Kit:
Price $5.99 - $1 ESQ = $4.99

Thera Breath (Starter Kit or Oral Rinse, 16 oz):
Price $9.99 - $3 ESQ = $6.99

Efferdent Denture Cleanser:
Price $5.99 - $1 ESQ = $4.99

Certainty Briefs or Underwear:
Price $17.99 - $2 ESQ = $15.99

Omron Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor:
Price $69.99 - $20 ESQ = $49.99

L'Oreal Preference Hair Color:
Price $8.99 - $2 ESQ = $6.99
Use 9/21 RP $2/1 = $4.99

EasySaver Rebate Deals:

Polaroid 8 Megapixel Digital Camera:
Price $99.99 - $30 ESR = $69.99

Walgreens Vaporizer:
Price $14.99 - $3 ESR = $11.99

Ultrasonic Humidifier:
Price $34.99 - $3 ESR = $31.99

Hot Foot Massager/Warmer:
Price $24.99 - $5 ESR = $19.99

Comfort Scanner Forehead or Braun ThermoScan Ear Thermometer:
Price $39.99 - $10 ESR = $29.99

Omeprazole Acid Reducer (42 tablets, 20mg):
Price $19.99 - $6 ESR = $13.99

Automatic Blood Pressure Monitor:
Price $49.99 - $20 ESR = $29.99

Weekly Flier Coupons:

• Palmolive Dish Liquid: $.99
• Quilted Northern Bathroom Tissue (12 rolls): $5.99
• Nestle Nips: $.79
• Eclipse, Orbit, or Orbit White Gum: BOGO $1.19
• Geisha Canned Fruit: $.89
• Deerfield Trading Company Beverage: 3/$3
• Van Camp's Pork & Beans: $.39
• Geisha Canned Seafood: 2/$3
• Condensed Campbell's Soup: $.59
• Aluminum Foil: 2/$1
• Clorox Liquid Bleach: $1.49
• Ammonia: $.99
• Packaging Tape: BOGO $2.99
• Scotch Paper Bubble Mailers: 3/$1
• Disney Tinkerbell or Journey to the Center of the Earth DVD: $3 Off (Available 10/28)
  
• Select HP Ink Cartridges: $19.99
• Walgreens Hand Sanitizer (2 oz): $.99
• Knee Highs: 3/$1
• Pantyhose: $.69
• Arm & Hammer or Arrid XX Deodorant/Antiperspirant: $.99
• Speed 3 Disposable Razors (4 pk): BOGO $4.99
• Walgreens Floss-Ups: 2/$3
• Sensodyne Toothpaste: $4.79
• Aquafresh Toothpaste: 2/$5
• Walgreens Baby Oil or Powder: $.99
• Similac Advance Formula: $1 Off
• Puff's Facial Tissue: $.99 - $.25/1 = $.74/1
• Blue Diamond Almonds: BOGO $3.49
• Kodak Single-Use FunSaver Camera: BOGO $6.99
• Pure American Spring Water (15 pk): 2/$5
  

Photo Coupons:

• 5x7 Enlargements: $.31
• 2nd Set of 4x6 Prints: $.31
• Any order of 50 or more 4x6 Prints: 31% Off
• 2nd Set of Passport Photos: $.31 (1st set is $7.99)
• Moments in Minutes in-store Photo Book: $3 Off
  

November Full Rebates:

L'Oreal Age Perfect Pro-Calcium Radiance Perfector:
Price $19.99 - $2/1 = $17.99 (Receive $19.99 ESR) $2 Money Maker!!

Almay One Coat Mascara:
Price $6.99 - $1/1 = $5.99 (Receive $6.99 ESR) $1 Money Maker!!

It's Fun to be Frugal!!

Though you may think it's a hassle to live a frugal lifestyle, I actually think it's fun to be frugal! Granted, there are times when it can be a challenge to stay on a budget, but overall, the results of frugality far outweigh the challenges.

I love to see how God can work through our finances. My husband and I have developed a new way of looking at finances through saving. God has richly blessed our family in more ways than one ever since we took the challenge to live on less. Whether we're saving for that next car, a family vacation, or just want to be able to give more back to the Lord, it's exciting to see how it can add up.

With times changing and more people looking for ways to cut back on costs, it can sometimes become a necessity to live a more frugal lifestyle. Either that, or we go into debt! I choose to be frugal. If you don't look at it as a burden, but rather a challenge, it can be fun to find those great deals (whether it's using coupons or simply cutting out some expenses in our lives).

When we learn to live on less, we tend to not miss the things that we had. Sometimes those "things" are more of a burden. An illustration in the book I'm reading (The Treasure Principle) shows an example of this. The writer says,

"Let's say I get a television for free. Now what? I hook up the antenna or subscribe to a cable service. I buy a new VCR or DVD player. I rent movies. I get surround-sound speakers. I buy a recliner so I can watch my programs in comfort. This all costs money. But it also takes large amounts of time, energy, and attention.
. . . So what's the true cost of my "free" television?"

Then Sings My Soul...

This week I chose a song that our church is doing on Sunday. It's a new song for me, but I LOVE the lyrics and I look forward to singing it! I hope it speaks to your heart today.

Pumpkin Pie Seeds

Have you picked your pumpkin yet?!

We had a great time picking just the right pumpkins at our local pumpkin patch yesterday. It's funny how each of our kids picked one that almost matched their personality. Of course they all wanted the biggest ones they could find, but I had to remind them that we are on a budget. I had planned no more than $20 for 3 pumpkins and it ended up being $17.00.

Frugally minded as I am nowadays, I went online to find a good recipe for the yummy pumpkin seeds we'll be snacking on next week. Here's one I think I'll try out this year!

Pumpkin Pie Seeds
Recipe #35620 at Recipezaar.com

• 1 cup pumpkin seeds, rinsed and dried
• 1/2 tsp pumpkin pie spice
• 1/4 tsp salt
• 6 tsp sugar
• 1 Tbsp vegetable oil

1. Spread the pumpkin seeds in a single layer on a large baking sheet and roast them in a 250 degree oven for 45 minutes or until the seeds are completely dry and lightly browned (large seeds may take longer).
2. In a large bowl, stir together the pumpkin pie spice, the salt and 2 teaspoons of the sugar and set aside.
3. Heat the oil in a large non-stisk skillet over medium-high heat.
4. Add the seeds and the rest of the sugar to the skillet, stirring constantly with a wooden spoon until the sugar melts, about 45 seconds.
5. Scrape the seeds into the pumpkin pie spice mixture and stir to coat.
6. Allow the seeds to cool before eating and store in an airtight container.

$5/$20 Walgreens Coupon (10/24-10/25)

Yes, there is another $5/$20 Walgreens printable coupon out there!
Print yours by clicking HERE or on the coupon above.

This coupon is good Friday (10/24) and Saturday (10/25) only and should be used before tax and after all discounts and coupons. Remember to read the small print on your coupons and be an honest coupon gamer.

My Publix Deals!

Well, not bad for a week that I thought I was going to blow it. There wasn't too much that I needed on sale, so I went the Publix brand route on multiple items. It's usually the next inexpensive route. I barely squeaked into the "saved more than I spent" category. Whew!!

Here's what I got:

TOTAL IN GROCERIES = $112.10
Total Savings in Coupons = $28.50
+
Total Savings in Advertised Sales = $27.57
TOTAL SAVINGS = $56.07
TOTAL OOP = $56.03

Here's the Breakdown:

• Tombstone Frozen Pizzas (2): BOGO $5.79 = Paid $5.79/2
• Marie Callendar Meals (2): $2.50/1 = Paid $5/2
• Boston Market Meals (2): $2.39/1 = Paid $4.78/2
• Publix Turkey Lunchmeat: $6.99/lb - $1/1 lb Target Q = Paid $6.13
• Smart Balance Stick Butter: $3.59 - $1/1 = $2.59
• Publix Cream Cheese: $1.69 = Paid $1.69
• Frigo String Cheese: $3.50 = Paid $3.50
• Ground Turkey (2): $7.33 = Paid $7.33/2.6 lbs
• Simply Smart Milk (1/2 gal): $3.59 - $1/1 9/28 SS = $2.59
• Black Pepper: $1/1 = Paid $1.00
• Muir Glen Diced Tomatoes: $1.34/1 - $1/1 IPQ = Paid $.34
• Publix Salad Blends (2): BOGO $2.99 = Paid $2.99/2
• Publix Eggs: $1.39 = Paid $1.39
• Publix Flour: $2.49 = Paid $2.49
• Carnation Instant Powder Milk: $4.19 = Paid $4.19
• Juicy Juice (2): BOGO $3.49 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = Paid $1.49/2 (Q's no longer printable)
• Bananas (2.42 lbs): $.69/lb = Paid $1.67
• Broccoli: $2.49 = Paid $2.49
• Apples (2 bags): $3.99/1 = Paid $7.98/2
• Bic Comfort 3 Razors (2): BOGO $4.99 - 2 $2/1 9/14 or 10/12 SS - $1/1 Walgreens Q = FREE
• Bic Soleil Razors (2): BOGO $4.99 - 2 $2/1 9/14 or 10/12 SS - $1/1 Walgreens Q = FREE
• Pampers Clean n Go Wipes: Sale Rack $1.69 - $.50/1 = Paid $1.19

I used a $10/$50 CVS CRT as well.

They were all out of the Glass Plus, so I got a raincheck for it. By the way, always remember to get a raincheck for items that your store may have run out of, and you want to catch the deal on another week!

Here's the deal for it:

• Glass Plus (2): BOGO $2.49 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = $.49/2

Another tidbit of information I learned tonight is if you forget a coupon at home (and let's stay honest about this), you can bring your receipt back to Publix for a refund of the coupon that applies to your receipt. For my Publix, this includes even competitor coupons. You've got to LOVE the customer service at Publix!!

As always, my best deals are highlighted in purple. I hope you find some great deals this week. Check Fiddledeedee for more deals and post on her blog on Monday for the Publix Super Savers!!

Walgreens Coupon Policy

After speaking with a very friendly customer relations representative at Walgreens, here is what I've learned about
Walgreens Coupon Policy:

• Walgreens will accept a Manufacturer coupon with a Walgreens Store coupon on each individual item.
• If item(s) produce a Register Reward (coupon printed out of machine), that Register Reward cannot be used toward the purchase of the same item(s) and receive another Register Reward (no rolling them together).
• You may not use more coupons than the amount of merchandise purchased and still receive a Register Reward.

This is Walgreen's Corporate Policy, however each store manager may choose to limit quantities of items purchased and coupons used. If you have a problem with your store's policy, please contact Walgreens at #1-800-925-4733.

There have been rumors going around online that a manufacturer coupon cannot be used with a Register Reward earning item. This is untrue according to Corporate. Please see the 3rd point above for the correct "rules" regarding this rumor.

Steal A Base - Steal A Taco!! Get your FREE taco at Taco Bell on October 28th!!!

Did anyone watch the Phillies vs. Rays game last night?! Okay, so I didn't either... but my dear hubby did, and it just so happened that a base was stolen. Therefore, all of America gets a FREE taco at Taco Bell!

Here's when you can get your FREE Crunchy Seasoned Beef Taco:
Tuesday, October 28th
2pm - 6pm

I know, it's a little limited on the time, but if you happen to be near a Taco Bell on next Tuesday, be sure to stop in and get yours. Click HERE or on the picture above for more details.

More Walgreens Deals & Double Dips

Check out my Weekly Deals Post HERE for more deals, but here are some additional ones I've stumbled upon.

It's pretty slim double-dipping days this month... But if you do need to head out to Walgreens, you may want to go on Friday or Saturday to grab these deals. Even though it's not November, the November Rebate and Coupon deals begin on Friday 10/24.

Double Dip Deals (Friday 10/24 & Saturday 10/25 ONLY!):
Not sure what Double-Dipping is?? Check my post HERE for more info.

Goody Style Purse Brush:
Price $4.99 - $1/1 Oct ESQ - $2/1 Nov ESQ = $1.99

Lysol Nutra-Air FreshMatic Starter Kit:
Price $5.99 - $5/1 9/7 SS = $.99 (Nov ESR $3/1) $2 Money Maker!!

M&M's (11-14 oz bags):
Price 2/$5 - $1/1 Oct ESQ = 4/$10 (Nov ESR $5/4) = 4/$3 after ESQ's & ESR's

You'll see my November deals coming soon! There's at least 2 FREE Rebate deals on Almay and L'Oreal products, and many more deals on Glade, AirWick, Resolve, and... you'll have to wait to find out!

Full Rebate on Sure Naturals Deodorant

Thanks to My Good Cents for the tip on this rebate!

Right now, when you purchase Sure Naturals Deodorant, you can receive a full rebate up to $2.99. They want you to Try It For Free!! Click HERE to print your rebate form.

Plus, you can save $1 off when you print your coupon HERE!

10 Wendy's Jr. Frostys for only $1!!

Have you seen this yet?

Stop by any Wendy's location (and you may want to act soon as I could see these running out FAST), and be sure to pick up one of these coupon booklets.

You pay only $1 and receive a booklet with 10 coupons for FREE Jr. Frosty's. They make a great gift for kids too! We'll be using these as special treat days.

Here are some details about the coupons:
FREE 6 oz Jr. Frosty
They are valid 11/1/08 - 2/1/09
No purchase necessary.
Limit one coupon per person per visit.
Tax may be applicable in some areas.

$25 Restaurant Gift Cards for only $4!!!

For a limited time, Restaurants.com is offering amazing deals on their $25 Restaurant Gift Certificates. Imagine a date with your hubby for only $4! That's fabulous!! Click on the link above to look for restaurants in your area.

As I am beginning (just now) to think about Christmas gifts, this is one that I am certainly going to do! Who doesn't love a FREE dinner out?! They don't need to know that you only paid a fraction of the cost for their gift card!!

Walgreens Double Dipping Days are 10/24-10/25

So, what are Walgreens Double Dip Days??

Well, there are typically 2 days of each month where the EasySaver Catalog coupons overlap. That is the catalog from October and the catalog from November (both found on my side bar). These are the "double dip" days. Most Walgreens stores will allow coupons from both catalogs for one item, plus if you add a manufacturer coupon to the mix, there are often excellent deals!

I will post by 10/23 on the great deals for these double-dipping days. I hope you'll check back for that post!

New All You Magazine

The new All You Magazine has hit the stands! You can get it at Walmart for $2.24. If you're not familiar with All You, you may just want to grab one on your next visit to Walmart and flip through the pages. It is full of great recipes, a monthly meal planner, and LOTS of coupons! Check out Deal Seeking Mom's post HERE to find out what coupons are included in this month's issue.

Great Discount Magazines!!

I've discovered this website called MagsForLess
and I'm so excited to pass it along to you. You may already know that I love to read the magazine Family Fun. Well, if you're interested in ordering it for yourself, it's only $8.99/year! Click on the link above for great mags for less.

Omaha Steaks New Option for 12 FREE Burgers!!

So, maybe you've seen my previous post for Omaha Steaks HERE, but you're not all that interested in the FREE 6-piece cutlery and cutting board offer. Well, I have found another great deal where you can get 12 FREE burgers instead!

Follow the post HERE, but when you get to the link to Omaha Steaks, click HERE. You can simply follow the instructions as my last post stated.

You can essentially receive 20 burgers for only $1.98!!! What a deal!!

Even if you've done this deal for yourself, spend a couple of bucks and bless someone else today! This can make a great gift and you can ship it right to their address.

My CVS Deals!!

This is a decent week at CVS, so I had to stop by for some deals. Check out the $5 CVS Challenge for more great ways to save!

Here's what I got:

Here's the Breakdown in 1 Transaction:

• Powerade, 32 oz: $1.69 (Receive $1.69 ECB's)
• Brach's Candy (2): $1.29/1 (Receive $1.29 ECB's - limit 2) Good through today!
  
• Glowing Funlight (2): $.99/1 (Receive $.99 ECB's - limit 2) Good through today!
• Excedrin, 24 ct (4): $1.99/1 - 4 $2/1 Blinky Q's = FREE + $.04 overage
• Excedrin Express Gel Caps, 20 ct: $1.99/1 - $3/1 CRT = FREE + $1.01 overage

Total Sale = $16.20
Total Coupons Used = $12.00
Used $6 ECB's from last week
Total OOP = $.69

Earned $6.25 ECB's

I had it on my list to get the GUM Toothbrushes and Touch of Gray (due to it being a money maker), but they were all out. Here's the deal on it in case you're interested though!

• GUM Toothbrushes: $3.99/1 (Receive $3.99 ECB's - limit 5)
• Touch of Gray Haircolor: $7.99= $7.99 (Receive $7.99 ECB's) Send away for Mail-In Rebate $8 HERE.

**NEW** Walmart Free Samples!!

Click on the pictures below to get your FREE Sample of these products from Walmart!

Garnier Nutrisioniste Ultra-Lift Deep Wrinkle Treatment Free Sample


Free Shopping List Pad from PUR

Folgers Classic Roast Free Sample

Prilosec OTC Free Sample


Always Infinity Free Sample

Kotex Free Sample


Carefree Free Sample


Serenity TENA Overnight Pads Free Sample

Playskool Diapers Coupons at CVS

Print your $2/1 Playskool Diapers IPQ HERE.

Print your $1/1 Playskool Wipes IPQ HERE.

These expire 10/31/08, so you'll want to print and use them soon!

Amazingly GREAT Omaha Steak Deal!!!!

You won't want to miss this opportunity! Thanks to a post from www.imommies.com, you can get an amazing deal on some awesome steaks, burgers, desserts, or anything above $12.00!! I've already done this deal and got eight 5 ounce steak burgers, a cutlery set, and cutting board for only $1.98!!Here's how it works:
(You'll want to read the entire post before beginning.)

***UPDATE 10/21/08***
I've had a couple of people tell me that they did not receive a Gift Code in their email from Geico Priviledges. However, most are still able to do this deal. I'm not sure why some don't get the code, but if you contact Geico Priviledges, I've heard they will give you a code.

***UPDATE 10/22/08***
Apparently the word has gotten out about this great deal! I'm not sure where it's stated on their website, but Omaha Steaks is now sending an email to those who have ordered through this promotional offer. You may not receive your free items when you use the gift code from your Geico Priviledges email. You can find out more by scrolling through the comments on this post. It's still a great deal to get some yummy food for merely $1.98.

• Sign up for Geico Priviledges by clicking HERE. It's free and does not require credit card information or anything like that. You also do not have to be a Geico customer to sign up.

• You'll soon receive an email from Geico Priviledges thanking you for signing up and giving you a $25 Omaha Steak Gift Card! They will give you the Gift Card code in this email which is usable only once.

• Click HERE to access Omaha Steak's website. You must click on this specific link in order to get your FREE cutlery set with cutting board. Don't want a cutlery set and cutting board?! Click HERE to get 12 FREE burgers instead.
  

• Select any item from their menu with a total of $12 or more (anything above $12 will be out of pocket). Shipping will be $13 and will be covered by your gift card code.

• Go to Checkout. You should see the FREE 6-piece Cutlery Set and Cutting Board showing up at this point. (Shipping will not be added yet.)

• You'll need to Pay via Paypal or Credit Card. (Don't worry, you're going to apply the Gift Card next.)

• Enter your Billing Information - Click on Continue Checkout

• Enter Shipping Information for "Myself" - Click on Continue Checkout

• Here's the Gift Card code Time! Enter the code given in the email (no pin is needed). Click APPLY. The total should change to reflect the gift card at this point.

• Finally, enter your credit card information to pay the remainder of the balance.

• Click on Place Order at bottom! You're done!

Coupon Preview Website

Don't forget to check the Taylortown website for the Coupon Preview of what's to come in your Sunday paper this week! Remember that coupons vary by region, so you may not get the exact ones listed. However, your newspaper should include a SmartSource and RedPlum insert this week.

Happy cutting! Or filing... or whatever method works best for you! :)

Taylortown Coupon Preview

Check out Keeping the Kingdom First for her Preview as well!

Walgreens Preview Sales (10/19-10/25)

Here are the deals for the week of 10/19 - 10/25:
(Let me know if I've missed any!)
FREE items are highlighted in Blue

To check October's EasySaver Catalog, click HERE.
You can always find these deals on my left side bar. I will be updating them as I find coupon match-ups, so check back often. If you've found a great deal, I would love to hear about it too!

New to the Walgreens Coupon Game? This can look very confusing. Click HERE to learn how to play!

Register Reward Deals:

12 Pack Pepsi Products:
Price 3/$11 - $2 RR = 3/$9

Pringles (5-6 oz):
Price 10/$10 - $3 RR = 10/$7

Purchase 4 of the Following Products, Receive $3 RR's:
Price 4/$10 - $3 RR = 4/$7

• Capri Sun (10 pk)
• Planters Peanuts (12 oz)
• Ritz Crackers (16 oz)
• Premium Saltines (16 oz)
• Ritz Toasted Chips
• Kraft Macaroni & Cheese Crackers

Gillette Fusion Power or Venus Embrace Razor System:
Price $8.99 - $4 RR = $4.99
Use $4/1 9/28 P&G (Gillette Fusion) = $.99

Always Infinity Pads (14-18 pk):
Price $4.99 - $1 RR = $3.99
Use 10/12 P&G $2/1 = $1.99

Buy 2, Get $4 RR's ~ Buy 3, Get $8 RR's

• Theraflu: $4.99
• Triaminic: $4.99 - $2/1 IPQ - $1/1 Coloring Book Q (if the correct product) = $1.99 (Use this method 3 x and it's a money maker after RR's!)
• Excedrin (60 ct express gelcaps or 100 ct caplets or tablets): $5.99 - Blinky Q $2/1 = $3.99/1
• Maalox or Ex-Lax: $4.99 - $2/1 8/17 SS (Maalox)= $2.99
• Gas-X: $4.99 - $1/1 9/21 SS or $1/1 7/13 SS = $3.99
• Keri Lotion (15 oz): $5.99
• Benefiber: $9.99
• Zaditor or Aquify: $2 Off (exact price unknown)

Buy 3, Get $5 RR's:

• Sudafed PE (10-24 ct): $3.99 - $2/2 9/14 SS = $5.98/2 or - $1/1 9/28 RP = $2.99/1 or - $1/1 10/5 RP = $2.99/1 or $1.50/1 10/5 RP = $2.49/1
• Sudacare (3 pk shower soothers): $3.99
• Tylenol Allergy, Cold & Sinus Relief: $4.99
• Tylenol (60 or 100 ct): $7.49
• Motrin IB (100 ct): $7.49
• St. Joseph Enteric Aspirin (180 ct): $7.49
• Benadryl: $6.49
• Rolaids: $4.99
• Mylanta: $4.99
• Immodium or Pepcid: $3 Off

Alka Seltzer Plus Cold (20 ct):
Price $4.99 - $4.99 RR's = FREE

Buy 2 or More Visine, Get $2 RR's:
Price 2/$8 - $2 RR = 2/$6
Use 2 9/28 RP $2/1 (Tears) = 2/$2
Use 2 9/28 RP $1/1 (Any) = 2/$4

Kleenex Facial Tissue:
Price 3/$4 - $1 RR = 3/$3

Possible Unadvertised Savings... This is a rumor going around online. Can anyone confirm this sale??
St. Ives Elements:
Price $4.99/2 - 2 $2/1 IPQ = $.99 (Receive $5 RR's toward next St. Ives Purchase)

EasySaver Coupon Deals:

Russell Stover Boxed Chocolates:
Price $5.99 - $1 ESQ = $4.99

Halloween M&M's:
Price 2/$5 - $1 ESQ = 2/$4

Pert Plus 2 in 1 Shampoo Plus Conditioner (13.5 oz):
Price $3.49 - $2.50 ESQ = $.99
Use $1/1 IPQ = FREE + $.01 overage
Use $2/1 10/19 SS = FREE + $1.01 overage

Schick Quattro Razor Cartridges:
Price $17.99 - $4 ESQ = $13.99
Use 10/5 SS $2/1 = $11.99

Listerine Mouthwash (1 liter includes 250 ml w/ package):
Price $4.99 - $.50 ESQ = $4.49
Use 7/27 SS $.50/1 = $3.99
Use 10/5 RP $.50/1 = $3.99

L'Oreal Natural Match or Feria Hair Color:
Price $8.99 - $2 ESQ = $6.99
Use 10/5 RP $2/1 (L'Oreal) = $4.99
Use 10/5 RP $1/1 (L'Oreal) = $5.99
Use 8/24 RP $2/1 (Feria) = $4.99

EasySaver Rebate Deals:

Fun-Size or Snack-Size Candy:
Hersheys 10.5-11.4 oz, Mars 10.23-11.4 oz, or Nestle 11.5-12.5 oz
Price 4/$10 - $4 ESR = 4/$6
Use 2 9/28 RP $1/2 = 4/$4
Use 2 10/12 RP $1/2 = 4/$4

Polaroid 10 Megapixal Digital Camera:
Price $129.99 - $30 ESR = $99.99

Lighted Halloween Pumpkin:
Price $7.99 - $3 ESR = $4.99

Coupons:

• Scott Bathroom Tissue (12 rolls): 2/$13 - 2 Blinky Q $.55/1 = 2/$11.90
• Kodak 35mm PowerFlash Camera: $4.99
• Mars Candy (1.24-2.17 oz): 3/$1
• Aquafina Pure Water (24 pk): $4.49
• Nestle or Hershey's Candy Bar: 2/$2
• Haagen Dazs Ice Cream (1 pint): 2/$5
• Wrigley's Gum (3 pk): 2/$3
• Vitamin Water (20 oz): 3/$3
• 1 Gallon Water: $.69
• Equal Sweetener (100 packets): 2/$5
• Quick 1-Minute Quaker Oats: $2.99
• Kraft Macaroni & Cheese: $.69
• Canned Mandarin Orange or Mushrooms: 2/$1
• Chicken of the Sea Pink Salmon (14.75 oz): $1.59
• 35mm Color Print Film: $.99
• The Incredible Hulk DVD: $3/1 (Available 10/21)
• Scotch Packaging Tape: Buy 1 at $2.99, Get 1 FREE
• Scotch Magic or Gift Wrap Tape: $1.99
• Color Studio by Hallmark Gift Wrap: $.99
• Bounty Paper Towels: 2/$3 - 2 $.25/1 9/28 P&G = 2/$2.50
• Walgreens Bleach: $.99
• Sun Light Dish Liquid: Buy 1 at $1.39, Get 1 FREE
• Reynolds Wrap Aluminum Foil: $2.79
• Russell Stover Candy: $.39
• Brach's Autumn Candy: $.99
• Foam Eye Mask: $.39
• Trick or Treat Bag: $.39
• Halloween Pencils: 8/$1
• 70 Light Set: 3/$10
• Yardley Moisurizing Bar Soap: $.69
• Edge or Skintimate Shave Gel: $1.99
• Crest Whitestrips: $5/1
• Reach Dental Care: $.99 -
• Colgate Toothpaste (Total 4.2 oz or Regular w/FREE toothbrush) : $1.99
• Infant Formula: $2/1
• Aleve: $4/1 - $.75/1 7/27 RP = exact price unknown??
• Advil Pain Relief: $9.99 - $2/1 9/21 RP = $7.99/1
• Hydrogen Peroxide 3%: 2/$1
• Isopropyl Alcohol: 2/$2
• Carmex Lip Care: $.99
• Salonpas-Hot Patch: 2/$2
• Chicken of the Sea Solid White Albacore Tuna: $.99
• Twizzlers: $.99
• Duracell Coppertop Batteries: $2.99
• Prilosec OTC: $25.99 - $1/1 9/28 P&G or $1/1 10/12 P&G = $24.99

Photo Coupons:

• 25% Off 20 Photo Greetings (for online ordering, enter code SCARY25)
• 25% Off Printer Cartridge Refill
• 25% Off 5x7 and 8x10 Enlargements
• 25% Off Moments in Minutes
• 25% Off 4x6 Digital Prints (for online ordering, enter code SCARY25)
• 25% Off Photo Processing (any exp, single set)

Other Deals of Interest:

Nature's Bounty Vitamin Supplements:
Price BOGO $??
Use 2 $2/1 IPQ = Prices vary by vitamin selection
Use 2 $1/1 9/7 RP = Prices vary by vitamin selection

Sundown Vitamins:
Price BOGO ??
Use 2 $3/1 9/28 RP = Prices vary by vitamin selection

Nature Made Vitamins (Calcium, Vitamin D, or Triple Flex):
Price BOGO ??
Use 2 $1/1 9/28 RP = Prices vary by vitamin selection

Campbell's Soup-at-Hand or Classic Bowl:
Price 4/$5
Use 2 9/7 SS $.50/2 (Soup-at-Hand) = 4/$4
Use 2 10/5 Campbells Insert Q $.50/2 (Soup-at-Hand) = 4/$4
Use 2 9/7 SS $.75/2 (Classic Bowl) = 4/$3.50
Use 1 10/5 Campbells Insert Q $1/3 (Classic Bowl) = 4/$4

Fiber One Toaster Pastries:
Price 2/$4
Use Recent Mailer Q $1/1 = 2/$3

Kellogg's Cereal (Mini Wheats, Frosted Flakes, Smart Start, or Special K):
Price 2/$5 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = 2/$3
Purchase 4 and send away for your FREE $10 Gift Check from Kellogg's! See the details HERE.

Milk (1 gallon): $3.39/1

October Full Rebates:

• Extreme Energy 6-hour Shot 2 pack (2 oz each) - Purchase 1 - Rebate $3.99
• L'Oreal Cleansers Age Perfect or Revitalift Cream 5 oz, Skin Genesis Gel 8 oz, or Towelettes 25-30 pack - Purchase 1 - Rebate $7.99
• Rimmel Lasting Finish Mineral Enriched Foundation (1 oz) - Purchase 1 - Rebate $7.49

Things to remember when shopping at Walgreens:

• They accept store coupons in conjunction with manufacturer coupons.
• Weekly flier coupons ring up multiple times for the amount of items you are purchasing that pertain to that coupon. In other words, there is no need for multiple flier coupons for several purchases of 1 item.
• Only 1 Register Reward per deal will ring up on each transaction. (i.e. If you plan to get the Dimetapp $10 RR's several times, you'll need to purchase them in different transactions. You will only receive 1 $10 RR per transaction.) However, if you are getting different RR deals in 1 transaction, this will not be a problem, and they will all print out.
• You may use RR's from one item to purchase the same item again, however you will not receive additional RR's for the 2nd purchase.
• When using coupons it is usually best to give them to your cashier in this order: RR's, ESQ's, MFR's

CVS Beauty Magazine "Reinventing Beauty"

For some time, I've been seeing posts about the infamous "beauty magazine" at CVS, but never knew where I could find one, what it looked like, and so on. I've asked my CVS cashiers about it, but they never seemed to know what it was either.

Finally, the other day I asked a cashier who knew what it was and where to find it. I couldn't believe that I got the last one! So, if you've been as confused as I was about this CVS beauty magazine, I hope this helps you.

Here's what the current magazine looks like from the front cover:

It's called Reinventing Beauty, costs just $.99, and contains over $30 in CVS and Manufacturer coupons good through 12/31/08. So whenever you see posts that refer to a CVS Beauty Coupon, this is probably where it came from.

It is a typical looking magazine. For some reason, I had the idea that it was more of a pamphlet, but that is not the case. You can find it amongst the other magazines on the rack and I found mine on the small magazine rack by the entrance with the newspapers. I hope this helps anyone who might be new to the CVS coupon game.

New Walgreens Coupon $5/$25!!

Don't miss printing out your Walgreens $5 Off coupon! Simply click on the coupon above to get yours. If you don't need anything there, be sure to use it toward your Publix shopping (if your Publix takes Walgreens competitor Q's). Check out Fiddledeedee for the latest Publix deals or see the deals I found today at my post HERE.

This coupon is good Friday (10/17) and Saturday (10/18) only and should be used before tax and after all discounts and coupons. Remember to read the small print on your coupons and be an honest coupon gamer.

My Publix Deals!!!!

I recently heard a comment that some do not appreciate seeing others "deals" on their blog and take it as a bragging-rights type of attitude. I hope you don't think that of me. The reason why I post my deals, and will continue to post my deals is so that hopefully you can see how you can also snatch up these deals. For the new coupon gamers, I hope that seeing the rewards of simply cutting and printing a few coupons for a BIG savings is motivation for you to save as well.

So, here goes! I had my best savings yet at Publix this week! With the Kellogg's coupons, I was able to stock up BIG TIME on some cereal. Since my husband was not so keen on the Kashi (it tasted like cardboard to him), he should be pleased to see some sweet good ole' fashioned Kellogg's cereal in our cupboards this week.

TOTAL IN GROCERIES = $168.31
Total Savings in Coupons = $62.55
+
Total Savings in Advertised Sales = $50.88
TOTAL SAVINGS = $113.43

TOTAL OOP = $54.88

Here's the Breakdown:

• Yoplait YoPlus Yogurt (2): $2/1 - 2 $1/1 IPQ = Paid $2/2
• Weight Waters Meals (5): $2.50/1 - $1/5 Weight Watchers Q - $2/5 Publix Store Q (Toss for Cash Booklet) = Paid $9.50/5
• Lean Pockets (4): $1.67/1 - 4 $.50/1 9/28 RP = Paid $4.68/4
• Publix Eggs: $1.39 = Paid $1.39
  
• Horizon Organic Milk (1/2 gal): $3.99 - $.55/1 Mailer Q = Paid $3.44
• Publix Sliced American Cheese (12 pk): $1.79 = Paid $1.79
  
• Kraft Fat-Free Shredded Cheese (2 cups): $3.69 = Paid $3.69
• Grapes: $1.69/lb - 2 $1/1 lb Target Q = Paid $2.58
• Granny Smith Apples: $2.99 = Paid $2.99
• Publix Boneless Skinless Frozen Chicken Breasts (32 oz): $5/1 = Paid $5
• Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks (2): BOGO $2.73 - $.75/2 IPQ (no longer printable) - 2 $.50/1 Target Q = Paid $.98/2
• Pepperidge Farm Milano Cookies (4): $2/1 - $1.50/4 IPQ - 4 $.75/1 Target Q = Paid $3.50/4
• Mott's Apple Juice: $2/1 = Paid $2
• Mott's Applesauce (3): $1.67/1 = Paid $5/3
• Vlasic Pickles (6): BOGO $2.79 - 6 $1/1 IPQ = Paid $2.37/6
• Digiorno Pizza: $5.50/1 = Paid $5.50
• Campbell's Select Soup (6): BOGO $2.39 - 3 $1/2 Food Lion Q = Paid $4.17/6
• Kellogg's Blueberry Mini Wheats (2): BOGO $3.99 - 2 $1/1 IPQ - 2 $1/1 Food Lion Q = FREE
• Kellogg's Strawberry Mini Wheats (2): BOGO $3.99 - 2 $1/1 IPQ - 2 $1/1 Food Lion Q = FREE
• Kellogg's Maple Mini Wheats (2): BOGO $3.99 - 2 $1/1 IPQ - 2 $1/1 Food Lion Q = FREE
• Kellogg's Cereal (2): BOGO $4.29 - 2 $1/1 IPQ - 2 $1/1 Food Lion Q = Paid $.29/2

Used $10/$50 CVS CRT Q
Used 2 $5/$25 Whole Foods Q

I will be applying for the $10 Gift Check from Kellogg's since I purchased 4 of the qualifying products. Click HERE and HERE for more information about it.

Happy shopping!!!
Be sure to check out Publix Super Savers for more great ways to save at Publix this week!!