Breaking Deal-Eggnog at Walmart
I have Googled my fingers raw but I am pretty sure this hasn’t been reported anywhere else yet….although I saw some posts about Hannaford carrying the single size Oakhurst Eggnog. Walmart has the single serve 16oz pint Oakhurst Eggnog in regular or light for $1.12 each. Some areas received a $2 off any two Oakhurst Eggnog (this is two words on their coupon and products), Cream or Whipped Cream Products exp 01/07/2012 in the 12/04/2011 Smartsource insert. This makes the eggnog .12...
Read MoreHAPPYMORNING™ and HAPPYSQUEEZE™ Coupon from HAPPYBABY
The HAPPYBABY Food for Thought newsletter came for July 2011. It includes information about the new products HAPPYMORNING™ and HAPPYSQUEEZE™, which are meant to be more for adults, as a protein rich smoothie on the go with ingredients “meant to appeal to an older palate” as opposed to a toddler who wants everything to taste like apples. With ingredients such as yumberry and mangosteen they definitely hit on the “hot” food trends I’ve seen running around. Some...
Read More$1 J&J First Aid Blinkie
While leisurely strolling through the local Shaws Thursday evening (while trying to dry out enough to stop squishing in my sneakers) I went down the OTC med aisle. There in front of the bandaids was a blinkie machine with $1 off any J&J First Aid item (signified by the red cross). There have been several reincarnations of this coupon both in the Sunday inserts and blinkie machines. So long as the denomination works out to at least $1 off one it nets free stuff, overage, etc. My favorite is...
Read MoreFREE Purevia 40ct at Market Basket
You may have started to see and hear the hype behind stevia based sweeteners. You may already be drinking them in such products as Sobe Lifewater Zero Calorie drinks. A name brand is Purevia, and it comes in 40 and 50 count packs. The 40 count is $2 at Market Baskets (located New England) and there is a coupon out in the 1/3/2010 Smartsource for $2 on any Purevia product. I’ve been using stevia since I was a kid in the 80′s, when all we had was the dried herb. Extracts, powders and...
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