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October 15th, 2011
Print a new coupon for $1 off Post cereals, $1 off Scotch Brite wipes, $1 off Desitin bath, $1 off Cat’s Pride litter, more coupons for DVDs, People magazine and many more! You can print 2 of each coupon.
Post cereals are on sale this week at many national and regional grocery stores, be sure to check your store’s deals list to combine sale prices with your printable coupons.
October 15th, 2011
Cart Buster Continues this week at Kroger! Be sure to visit Kroger.com everyday and load high priced coupons to your shoppers card.
Here are some of your great deals this week:
Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls 4-5 ct—$0.40
Gillette Body Wash 16-18 oz—$0.99
Pepsi Max 2 liter—$0.56
Sierra Mist Natural 2 liter—$0.61
General Mills Cereal Treat Bars 6 ct—$1
Springer Mountain Farms Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast, per lb—$3.99 (plus save $1.50 off 1 package with newspaper coupon)
Thomas English Muffins 6 ct, buy 1 get 1 free —
M&Ms Candy 9.9-12.6 oz —$1.79 (load card for SavingStar additional savings)
Click here, log in and go to Kroger GA and go to Preview list under the Search box.
October 14th, 2011
The Coupon Database has been updated with the 10/16 RedPlum coupons! To see the new coupons, click here, log in and select your state.
October 14th, 2011
Walmart has been updated with coupons from this Sunday 10/16 paper.
Here a a few of the good buys:
Nestle Nesquick Powder pouch—$0.40
Ex Lax Laxatives 12 ct—$0.98 after printable
Gerber Graduates Lil Meals—$0.43 after printable
Bufferin 130ct—$3.78
Rimmel Glam Eyes Eye Shadow—$1.47
Wisk Laundry Detergent 50 oz—$2.97
Click here, log in and go to Walmart to see the completed list.
October 14th, 2011
This deal is perfect for movie lovers who want an inexpensive night out at the movies. Through Eversave, pay just $13 for 2 AMC movie tickets. Click here to go to Eversave and find offer under Chicago, Bonus Saves (on right). These tickets are good at any AMC theater nationwide and they don’t expire! They are not valid for Special Engagements, which are noted at the box office and are typically the first 10-14 days of a film’s release.
