Sunday Coupon Preview For 6/3 Is Up! Possible Deals On Gillette Razors!

The last time Gillette had a 'Buy 1 Get 1 Free' deal on their razors, was a few months ago.  It was awesome!

Why?

Because it was either that week (or the next), Fred Meyer had a 'Buy 1 Get 1 Free' sale for them as well.

Result?  FREE RAZORS!


I don't know if they'll have something that good come along this time around, but you can still save a lot of money, if you use that brand (as well as Gillette's Venus line).  With that said, it might be a good idea to maybe buy more than the usual 2 Sunday newspapers this Sunday.

All other coupons coming this Sunday, are listed at Sunday Coupon Preview, where you can find $1.50 off  Tide, $1 off Covergirl, $1 off 2 Old Spice bodywashes, and more.

Pure Protein Bars For As Little As .24 Each At Safeway

Currently, Safeway is having a deal, where you can get Pure Protein Bars for .99 each.  They are a great pick-me-up in the morning, when you don't want to deal with that jittery crash after a morning cup of coffee!  And if you have the time to stop at Safeway on the way to work or school, just grab an ad by the door (to tear out the doubler), along with your coupons, and your ready to go!

If you got these in May 6th's Red Plum, you can pick them up for just .24 EACH, after getting the additional $1 from doubling two coupons, bringing 4 of those things to less than $1!.

That's like a mini 75% off savings!

For those of you who didn't clip them, head to CouponNetwork.com where you can find these bars for an additional $1.60 off when you buy 4-- and watch the accompanying video.  (After watching the short commercial, the $1.10 off will change to $1.60.

Bring that in, and double it with a double coupon in the Safeway ad, and you can save $2.10 off from the original $3.96, bringing them down to just .46 each!!

Also at Safeway, Shredded Sargento Cheese Is 2 For $4

Just to let you know, Safeway also has their Sargento shredded cheese at 2 for $4-- where you will save over a $1 compared to Walmart's price (which I believe is about $2.68 per bag).

General Mills Cereals $1.70 At Safeway (When You Buy 4)

If you haven't signed up yet, there is a site for Pillsbury that offers some great coupon offers once in a while.  http://www.pillsbury.com/coupons-promotions  

Currently, one of them is for $1.10 off when you buy 2 boxes of General Mills cereals.  Print two, because it will go great with this 'buy 4 for $10' deal.  Couple it with the double coupon in Safeway's ad, and you'll be able to get each box for $1.70 each.  Which for Safeway isn't a real big deal, but $3.20 is a significant enough savings nonetheless!

150oz of ALL Detergent For Just $7.49 At Safeway!

So.  In Safeway's ad today, I came across this:

And then I looked up this:

And then you go here https://www.facebook.com/allfreeclear/app_190322544333196 (which is All's Facebook page), and print out 2 $1 off ANY one All product.

And then you go into Safeway's ad today, and cut out the double coupon depicted here: 

Scenario:

Buy 2 150oz 'tanks' of All for $23.98.  Take $6 off from the $3 off EACH deal when you buy 2.  Take another $2 off with the internet coupons.  And then-- take an additional $1 off from that (from the double coupon-- taking .50 off each).  

Savings:  $9!

$1.10 Off Tyson Grilled & Ready Frozen Product

Perfect to have in the freezer when that other chicken stays on the grill too long!  Go on CouponNetwork.com's website to find this one:

Coupon Network

$1.50 Off Any ONE Birdseye Voila! Product

Keep this one on hand for any upcoming deals!  (Expires June 28th 2012)

The direct link to print:

http://coupons2.smartsource.com/smartsource/index.jsp?Link=5M5N3ICUO224A

Crazy Low Prices At Crazy 8!

Crazy 8

One of the things I've noticed in raising my two daughters, have been the styles.  My oldest who is 17, was raised on Old Navy and Hanna Andersson.  (Partly, because I used to work at the latter.)

Nowadays though, it's hard to find good quality, good  prices, and overall age-appropriate styles.  Mind you, I'm not the kind of parent who would rather dress her 6yr old in a turtleneck, but come on!  Last year, it was rubbery snake print leggings.  Now, I'm seeing stuff like this on the racks:

Really? I am so not digging this as an outfit to go to the grandparents' house in!

With that said, I went surfing around the internet, and decided to try a company called Crazy 8.  I've seen them for the past year, hanging on the ad margins of web pages, but didn't think much to click on them.  But on a whim, I did last week, and I am so happy with them!  (I found out that they are part of the Gymboree family.)

I mean, play tees for as little as $3.99!  Ruffles, and ribbons for girls, and plaids for the boys!  So cute!  

But I thought that I'd pass this store along to you guys, so you can check it out yourselves.  I know they have a store at Clackamas, but decided to order online, because for the $5 flat shipping fee, it was cheaper than going out there, gas-wise.

But here's an example of what you can get for just under $25!

Ruffle Cardigan + Tulip Tee + Tulip Bubble Skirt = $24.99  

Swimsuit + Flip Flops + Bow Barrettes = $19.97

Shirt + Cargo Shorts + Shades =  $24.97

And how freakin' cute are these?!

Crazy 8 also offers baby and newborn sizes, but you'll have to look, since being a mom of an ever-growing 6 year old, things like that make me so depressed anymore! :)  But they are adorable and such a steal!

Morning Star Farms Griller Burgers $1.99 at Safeway

For those of you looking for a meat alternative (with that pink slime scare going on), there is a great product from MorningStar Farms, called Grillers.  They manufacture other veggie products, but these-- in my opinion are the closest you can get to the real thing.  They are thicker than the fast food restaurants, and they have that reminiscent taste of your elementary school's hamburgers back in the day.  Safeway's in-store ad coupon is offering them at $2.99.  And with the $1 off coupon for 1 package (found at coupons.com), it's cheap meat!

How To Get Rid of The Caloric Guilt Without PAYING full price for it!

Philadelphia Cream Cheese at Safeway is currently at $1.99, using the coupon in their in-store ad.  Couple that with the .55 found on coupons.com  http://www.coupons.com/coupons/Foods-Coupons-107/?pid=16571&nid=10&zid=ea46 (and possibly a double coupon), and you've got the perfect dip that goes with pretzels!  

   

After MONTHS of not having a personal computer, I finally bit the bullet and got one today.  The reason why I didn't get one before, was because I was afraid to.  Afraid that I would crash it, inadvertantly load a virus, or that I would turn it on one morning, and find that it completely frozen-- like the previous one.  But no.  I think this one will work fine.  And for the price of just $449, I think I got a good deal on it!

With that said, I want to tell you about Oregon Coupon Deals.  I've never watched 'Extreme Couponing' before, and when I did, I too, wanted to get in on it.  After all, who wouldn't like to get a ton of mustard and mayonnaise for FREE?  I'm just kidding.  But the idea of saving over half of what I usually spend, through a little piece of paper, definitely seems intriguing.

I started couponing in October of last year.  After finding an $8 coupon for Cover Girl, I learned about these terms called 'doubling' and 'stacking'.  So how cool was it, that after doing such things, I was able to get makeup for FREE?  I was hooked from then on.

Since then, I've been able to learn about online coupons as well, and how to get even better deals by using those.  Last night, I was able to purchase 4 64oz Ocean Spray juice bottles for just $3.01, from of all places-- SAFEWAY!!!  I was so amazed at that, and the pressure to get a computer, so that I could continue blogging about these deals got even stronger!

With Oregon Coupon Deals (OCD for short-- how convenient is that?  It's gotta be a sign that this is worth pursuing!), I'm hoping to watch this grow into something big.  And of course, I can't do it without your help.  And the way you can help, is by spreading the word.  By doing so, people can post their latest finds, give the heads up on where to find the latest deals, and save people trips by letting the rest know when something is sold out, etc.  How great would that be, in having our own almost-secret network of shoppers who are the first in the know?

Anyways, thank you for taking the time to check this out, as it really  means a lot to me.

~Kimberley