Menu Planning with the MARTIN’S Ad

Menu planning and saving money really can go hand-in-hand.  It is important to realize that you can still enjoy some of your family’s favorite meals by menu planning with a sales flyer, you just need to be flexible. 

I am including ideas and recipes for four meals this week.  I have found that I really only cook on average four meals a week and that we end up having at least one left-over night, one meal out, and something easy like homemade pizza or breakfast for dinner.

Coupons mentioned in this post that do not state where you can find them are listed in my weekly top deals post.  Feel free to check it out for deals on other items that you can pick-up to fill your refrigerator or pantry for less. 

Slow-Cooker Barbecue Chicken:

I know that last week I shared with you how I like to make barbecue pork in my slow cooker.  I use the same recipe, but with boneless, skinless chicken breast.  It is so simple I feel guilty when people ask me how I did it.  I just place the raw chicken in the slow-cooker and cover it with barbecue sauce.  Depending on the barbecue sauce I may add some brown sugar, soy sauce, hot sauce, or whatever I am in the mood for.  I cook it on low for 6-8 hours (varies with how many chicken breast I am cooking), then I take it out and chop it. I recently got the Salad Chopper from the Pampered Chef – they make is so easy to shred.  I routinely make extra just to freeze the leftovers.   The leftovers make a great quick weekend meal. 

This can be a great quick meal when you use the GIANT brand hamburger rolls that are $1 this week or the Ballpark Rolls that are $1 after sale and coupon.  You can enjoy a side of fresh corn on the cob, only $0.20 an ear this week, and a bag of chips for an easy summer meal. 

Teriyaki Pork Tenderloin:

I found this recipe on allrecipes.com to use with one of the Hatfield Simply Tender Pork Loin Filet.  I saw that one of the reviewers said that she dumped the whole thing in the slow-cooker and cooked it on low for 6 hours and I was sold.  I think this would be a great meal to serve with just a simple green salad.  (Don’t forget about the Dole Salad Deal.)  I always enjoy fresh bread with this type of meal so stop by the bakery for a loaf of the Ecce Panis Semolina Batard. 

Turkey Burgers:

If you are looking for a healthy alternative to your cook-out this weekend, but still really want a burger this is the recipe for you.  You can still have all of the traditional cookout sides such as the corn on the cob that is on sale this week or a salad (with the Dole Salad deal), and some fresh berries like the blueberries that are $2 each or the strawberries that are $2.50 this week.

Pasta Salad:

If you are looking for a basic recipe to make your own pasta salad this is it.  The Wacky Mac Pasta is only $0.50 a bag this week thanks to sale and coupons.  This can also be a way to use one of your extra bottles of salad dressing from the Dole Salad deal.  Pasta salad can be really refreshing and either a side dish or a full meal in the summer.  You can add some leftover grilled chicken or sausage to it to make it more filling or just add some more fresh vegetables if you want something lighter.  Feel free to change up the vegetables or the cheese to suit your preferences.  The beauty of pasta salad is that it with the pasta and the veggies it can be a complete meal all in one. 

Happy Menu Planning!

~Ann

MARTIN’S–General Mills Deal

What a deal!!!!  Buy Any 4 General Mills or Cascadian Farm Cereals in one visit with your BONUSCARD, excludes Cereal Cups and Discontinued Items and get $6 off you General Mills Cereal Purchase.  (Offer valid 6/26-7/2/11) Plus get up to $4.50 off a Gallon of Milk with your next shopping order!

They haven’t run this deal in the last few months.  It is a great deal – remember think of it as getting $1.50 off of each box of cereal in addition to what you are already saving with your coupons.  When you add in the cost of the gallon of milk you could be close to getting everything for almost nothing.

I don’t have prices for the individual boxes of cereal, but for this deal remember the following things to maximize your savings:

• Buy the smallest boxes possible (they will be less expensive)
• If you are buying more than 4 boxes of cereal separate your transactions.
• You can use your Catalina on organic milk (the value of the Catalina is up to $4.50)

Here is a list of available coupons that you can clip and take with you to try to maximize your savings.

$0.50/1 General Mills Original Cheerios Cereal from 6/26 SmartSource insert

$1/2 General Mills Big G Cereals Listed: Basic 4, Cheerios (Any), Chex (Any), Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Puffs (Any), Cookie Crisp (Any), Dora The Explorer, Fiber One (Any), Golden Grahams, Honey Nut Clusters, Kix (Any), Lucky Charms (Any), Oatmeal Crisp (Any), Raisin Nut Bran, Reese's Puffs, Total (Any), Trix Or Wheaties (Any), Boxes  from 6/19 SmartSource insert

$1/3 General Mills Big G Cereals Listed: Basic 4, Cheerios (Any), Chex (Any), Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Cocoa Puffs (Any), Cookie Crisp (Any), Dora The Explorer, Fiber One (Any), Golden Grahams, Honey Nut Clusters, Kix (Any), Lucky Charms (Any), Oatmeal Crisp (Any), Raisin Nut Bran, Reese's Puffs, Total (Any), Trix Or Wheaties (Any), Boxes from 5/22 SmartSource insert

$0.85/1 Fiber One Printable

$0.85/1 Fiber One Printable

$1/1 Cascadian Farm Product Printable (I was able to hit my back button on my browser and print two coupons.)

Check back on Friday when the printables get reset for the month at these sites:

http://www.eatbetteramerica.com/coupons/

www.smartsource.com

www.bettycrocker.com

www.coupons.com

Feel free to share any deals that you find.

Happy Shopping

~Ann

MARTIN’S Top Deals for the Week of June 26th

I am so excited that next Monday is the 4th of July – besides a great day for our country it is a great week for sales on cook-out supplies! 

I have read on-line that some areas got the $1 doubler coupons, the Richmond area did not get these coupons (again!).  We got a coupon on the front of the ad that is worth $0.30/gallon when you spend $50 or more in one transaction.  If you are making a large transaction of $100 or $150 divide up your order, you can use multiples of these coupons. (You must have more than one coupon to be able to do this so grab a few store ads.)

Blueberry Picking and “Day Old Produce”

 

A picture of all of the blueberries we picked and the “day old produce” they were selling at $0.50/lb.  We picked ~15 lbs of blueberries!

We took the kids out to Mt. Olympus Farm yesterday to go blueberry picking.  We have enjoyed apple picking and strawberry picking at other farms.  I didn’t find that either of those outside of being a fun family day was really a huge cost savings (the per pound prices were almost the same as the grocery store).  This was our first time blueberry picking and it was not only a fun family afternoon, it was almost half the price to pick my own as it was to buy them in the store!  The blueberries were $2.50/lb at Mt. Olympus(compared to $2 for 8oz at most stores this week) and I “liked” them on facebook for a code that gave me 15% off.  We realized when we got everyone out to the blueberry patch that we left the camera in the car.  Sorry, I don’t have any pictures of dirty blueberry stained faces.  Thank goodness they don’t weigh us before and after to see how many blueberries we ate while picking!

My next project – freezing most of the blueberries so that we can enjoy them all year long!

~Ann

Update on my Summer Project–A Container Garden

We were out of town for a week, but I came home to a thriving garden.  I couldn’t believe how big my squash plants had grown!   This post has pictures of what my garden looked like two weeks ago (the day we left for vacation) if you want to see how far I have come. 

My butternut squash (on the left) and my yellow squash!

My Grocery Shopping for the Week–I saved 78.5%

We were out of town last so I had to hit the store Monday to get us some fresh produce.  (I still had milk and eggs that I bought before we left.  I love buying Organic Milk because of the long shelf life.)

Monday Afternoon’s Trip to MARTIN’S:

My Monday Night Trip to MARTIN’S:

My Wednesday Night Trip to MARTIN’S:

Menu Planning with the MARTIN’S Ad–It’s Back!

I took about a month off from posting my menu planning with the MARTIN’S Ad post.  I had some changes in my work schedule which meant that things at home got shifted and my available blogging time got shifted (or lost). 

I have still tried to keep up with menu planning with some generic keep on hand items for my family to enjoy for dinner.  I have found that even if I get out of the swing of menu planning for a few weeks, it is like riding a bike, you can just jump back into it. 

Menu planning and saving money really can go hand-in-hand.  It is important to realize that you can still enjoy some of your family’s favorite meals by menu planning with a sales flyer, you just need to be flexible. 

I am including ideas and recipes for four meals this week.  I have found that I really only cook on average four meals a week and that we end up having at least one left-over night, one meal out, and something easy like homemade pizza or breakfast for dinner.

Coupons mentioned in this post that do not state where you can find them are listed in my weekly top deals post.  Feel free to check it out for deals on other items that you can pick-up to fill your refrigerator or pantry for less. 

Free samples never stink.

Vocalpoint’s giving away FREE samples of Glad® ForceFlex® OdorShield® with Febreze® Freshness bags. Get yours!

I used a Walgreens Register Rewards at MARTIN’S!

I had two $5 Walgreens gift certificates that I earned through the Walgreens Rewards program they are (or were?) test marketing in Richmond.  The certificates were about to expire and of course being a crazy couponer I wanted not only to stretch them - I wanted to roll them into Register Rewards (RR).

I saw that there was a promo for Gillette Proglide that combined with a coupon made them about $1 after your RR. I clipped my coupons and took the kids to Walgreens.  I picked up two razors and purchased them in two separate transactions (you can only get one reward per transaction) and used each of my $5 certificates with the $4 coupon to pay ~$1.  I walked out of the store with two razors and $10 in RR. 

I used to play the drugstore couponing game, but I find Walgreens hard to play on a regular basis because of their sales and the 14 day expiration on their RR.  My coupons expire today (the 22nd) and I noticed Monday evening when I was making a trip to MARTIN’s that the RR said “Manufacturer Coupon” at the top next to the expiration date.  (I don’t think all of the RR are manufacturer coupons.  I believe most of them say store coupon.  This particular RR was compliments of Proctor & Gamble  I went to the service center desk at MARTIN’S and verified with the associate that yes I could use it at MARTIN’S.

I ended up purchasing 10 Powerades (two of them were gone before I got a picture) and using two of the $1/5 coupons I shared in my Top Deals Post along with a box of Ronzoni Garden Delight Pasta and I paid only $0.19 (which was really just tax) thanks to my coupons and the $5 Register Rewards!

MARTIN’S Top Deals for the Week of June 19th

Click here to view an on-line version of this week’s ad. Click here for information about MARTIN’S coupon policy.  The ad and the coupon policy are for the Richmond, VA area.  There is the possibility of some variances in other areas.

Check out Money Saving Mom for my MARTIN’S top deals in addition to top deals for other grocery stores, drug stores, and discount stores from other deal seekers.

Here are what I consider to be the top deals this week at MARTIN’S.  I verify the coupons that I mention with what I receive in my local paper, the Richmond Times-Dispatch (RTD).  Coupons are regional so you may not have the exact same coupon or the same face value.  Remember what I consider to be a good deal and what you consider to be a good deal may differ.  Please feel free to leave me a comment with any deals that you find.

Don’t forget about these in-store promotions that I have shared in previous posts:

• Save $1.50 instantly off ground beef when you buy two jars of select Vlasic pickles.
• Save $1 instantly off ground beef when you buy two packages of Kraft American Singles. 
• Save $2 Instantly When you Buy 2 Dole Salads Blends (excludes Iceberg, Shreds, and Cole Slaw without Dressing) and 2 Kraft Salad Dressings (14-16oz) (You can use the $1/2 Kraft Salad Dressings coupon that was in the 6/19 SmatSource insert with this offer for an even better deal!)

Mott’s for Tots Sample & Coupons from vocalpoint

Mott's for Tots^® has 40% less sugar than 100% apple juice and a great taste kids love—it's an easy and healthy way to spoil 'em.

Enjoy great savings and samples on Mott’s for Tots by clicking on this link: www.vocalpoint.com/mottsfortots

Thanks vocalpoint!

SOLD OUT! - Old Navy $20 Voucher for only $10!

My husband just told me about this deal that he saw on slick deals.  I snagged mine and wanted to share it with you. 
This is evidently a “hidden deal” that isn’t showing up in the local listings.  If you follow my link I do get a referral credit – thanks in advance!
There are some restrictions so make sure you read the fine print before you make your purchase.
Thanks Slick Deals!
Happy Shopping!
~Ann

Update on My Summer Project– A Container Garden

I took some pictures this past Saturday when my garden was 2 weeks old.  I went to use the digital cameras but I couldn’t find one Steve had them both packed up.  So, please excuse the quality of the pictures they were taken with my iPhone. 

My yellow squash are looking really good and my butternut squash have sprouted.  We added a sprinkler to keep them watered because of the high temperatures we had last week.

My “leftovers” pot.  These are the single plants that didn’t fit in the boxes Steve built so I am trying them in a pot.  There is one yellow squash, one cucumber, and one zucchini.

My cucumbers on the left and zucchini are on the right.  They look like they are doing well.

My strawberry plants.  I think it is actually chipmunks eating all of our fruit.  I have given up on the thought of eating only our homegrown strawberries this summer.

My banana pepper plants in the front and my two grape tomato plants are on the left and my single tomato plant is on the right.  The grape tomato plants has small green tomatoes on it, so hopefully in the next week or so we will have our first harvest. 

I am planning on trying to take pictures once a week, so keep checking back for the progress or struggles of my first attempt at gardening.

~Ann

PS – I found a gardening series that I have linked this post to -  Frugal Gardening 101 series hosted by Phoebe, Connie and Amy. Check it out!

MARTIN’S Moneymaker Opportunity–Hallmark Cards

 

This deal isn’t as great as the deal they had during Mother’s Day, but a moneymaker is a moneymaker. When you purchase 3 of the expressions from Hallmark cards in one transaction you will instantly get $5 off of your order.  (They are excluding the $0.99 cards this time.)

Deal Scenario:

Buy 3 of the $1.49 cards = $4.47 (with tax it should be about $4.70)

I had a negative balance one time at MARTIN’S (it was –$0.11) and they gave me the change.  I don’t know that they will do this for you so, if you are only buying 3 cards you may need to be prepared to add something to your order to cover the overage. 

You can also use the overage towards small things like Best Life Buttery Spread that is $0.50 after sale and coupon. 

Do you have any ideas for small purchases that you can apply towards your overage from the cards?  Please feel free to share.

Happy Shopping!

~Ann

MARTIN’S Top deals for the Week of June 12th

Click here to view an on-line version of this week’s ad. Click here for information about MARTIN’S coupon policy.  The ad and the coupon policy are for the Richmond, VA area.  There is the possibility of some variances in other areas.

Check out Money Saving Mom for my MARTIN’S top deals in addition to top deals for other grocery stores, drug stores, and discount stores from other deal seekers.

Here are what I consider to be the top deals this week at MARTIN’S.  I verify the coupons that I mention with what I receive in my local paper, the Richmond Times-Dispatch (RTD).  Coupons are regional so you may not have the exact same coupon or the same face value.  Remember what I consider to be a good deal and what you consider to be a good deal may differ.  Please feel free to leave me a comment with any deals that you find.

Don’t forget about these in-store promotions that I have shared in previous posts:

• Save $1.50 instantly off ground beef when you buy two jars of select Vlasic pickles.
• Save $1 instantly off ground beef when you buy two packages of Kraft American Singles. 
• Save $2 Instantly When you Buy 2 Dole Salads Blends (excludes Iceberg, Shreds, and Cole Slaw without Dressing) and 2 Kraft Salad Dressings (14-16oz)

MARTIN’S–Buy 7 Get $5 Off Instantly

***I apologize for posting this so late.  I was working on it Tuesday and thought I had posted it.  I went to look at the deal scenarios to get my coupons together tonight only to discover I didn’t hit publish.  The good news is that I found and added a new Oikos printable. 

What a way to stock your refrigerator!

“Buy 7 participating products in a single transaction with your BONUSCARD and save $5 instantly.  Limit 1 offer per transaction. Valid 6/5-6/11/11.”

• Dannon Activia 4 pack – $2

• Eggland’s Best Large Eggs (18 ct) – $2.79

  • $0.35/1 from 1/30 SmartSource, 3/27 SmartSource or 5/1 SmartSource insert

• Shedd’s Spread Country Crock – $2.99

  • $0.40/1 5/22 RedPlum insert

• 8th Continent Soymilk – $2.50

  • $2/1 printable (thanks for the tip praznow)

• Dannon Danimals Yogurt Crush Cups – $2

  • $1/1 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Sorrento Mozzarella Cheese – $3

  • $1/2 from Summer Savings Booklet (mentioned here)

• Smart Balance Spread – $2.50

  • $1/2 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Smart Balance Milk – $2.69

  • $0.75/1 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Dannon Danimals Drinkable Yogurt – $2

  • $1/1 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Sorrento Ricotta Cheese – $3

  • $1/2 from Summer Savings Booklet (mentioned here)

• Sargento String Cheese – $3.49

• Borden Singles – $2

• Dannon Danimals Coolision Yogurt – $2

  • $1/1 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Dan-o-nino Yogurt – $1.89

  • $1/1 from 6/5 SmartSource insert

• Nestle Refrigerated Cookie Dough – $2.50

• Oikos Greek Yogurt (5.3 oz)– $1.25

  • $0.50/2 printable

  • $1/2 printable (“like” on facebook, then watch a video)

 

I wanted to give you a few scenarios and I am trying to do most of them for people who didn’t get multiple newspapers this Sunday like I did.

Scenario #1:

• Buy (7) Dan-o-nino Yogurt = $13.23
• Earn $5 off instantly = (-$5)
• Redeem (7) $1/1 coupons = (-$7)
• Final Price = $1.23 ($0.18 each!)

Scenario #2:

• Buy (1) Eggland’s Best = $2.79
• Buy (1) Smart Balance Milk = $2.69
• Buy (1) Danimals = $2
• Buy (4) Oikos Yogurt = $5
  • Subtotal = $12.48
• Earn $5 off instantly = (-$5)
• Redeem the following coupons:
  • (1) $0.35/1 Eggland’s Best = ($-0.70)
  • (1) $0.75/1 Smart Balance Milk = (-$1)
  • (1) $1/1 Danimals = (-$1)
  • (1) $0.50/2 Oikos = (-$1)
  • (1) $1/2 Oikos = (-$1)
• Final Price = $2.78

Scenario #3:

• Buy (1) 8th Continent Soymilk = $2.50
• Buy (1) Smart Balance Milk = $2.69
• Buy (1) Eggland’s Best = $2.79
• Buy (1) Dan-o-nino = $1.89
• Buy (1) Danimals = $2
• Buy (2) Oikos Yogurt = $2.50
  • Subtotal = $14.37
• Earn $5 off instantly = (-$5)
• Redeem the following coupons:
  • (1) $2/1 8th Continent Printable = (-$2)
  • (1) $0.75/1 Smart Balance Milk = (-$1)
  • (1) $0.35/1 Eggland’s Best = ($-0.70)
  • (1) $1/1 Dan-o-nino = (-$1)
  • (1) $1/1 Danimals = (-$1)
  • (1) $0.50/2 Oikos  = (-$1)
• Final Price = $2.67

Scenario #4:

• Buy (6) Oikos Yogurt = $7.50
• Buy (1) Dan-o-nino = $1.89
• Subtotal = $9.39
• Earn $5 off instantly = (-$5)
• Redeem the following coupons:
• (1) $0.50/2 Oikos  = (-$1)
• (2) $1/2 Oikos = (-$2) *I made Steve like Stonyfield to get a second coupon*
• (1) $1/1 Dan-o-nino = (-$1)
• Final Price = $0.39

Happy Shopping!

~Ann

My Summer Project–A Container Garden

Last summer I decided that it would be fun to have a small container garden.  I thankfully realized it was not the right time for me to try it out since I was expecting Michael to arrive in the middle of August.  I kept the thought planted in my mind (pun intended) and talked about it occasionally during the winter with Steve. 

I have never considered myself to have a green thumb or to really enjoy digging in the dirt.  However, I decided to try a garden for a few reasons.  The first is that I do think it is important that my children understand how we really get our food.  It doesn’t just magically appear in a grocery store.  I wanted to see if it would be more economical for me to grow some of my favorite summer produce like yellow squash, zucchini, and cucumbers.  I don’t like tomatoes, but I do have a tomato plant and two grape tomato plants for Steve and the girls to enjoy.  I also thought it would be a fun project for the girls and I to have this summer.  The girls love the PBS Show Sid the Science Kid and are always talking about making scientific observations.  What better way to make observations than to watch our seeds grow, our plants produce fruits and vegetables, and to harvest them ourselves.

I did some on-line research and talked to several people about what I should try to plant and the best approach.  We decided on three 3X3X12 planters.  We went to Lowe’s and had them cut the wood.  Steve put them together for me.  We bought the soil at Lowe’s because they had a special on it that weekend and the plants at Strange’s, a local greenhouse and garden center. We also bought two large pots to place on our patio. 

This is what it looked like when we planted everything last Saturday (with a special thanks to my photographer Natalie):

One of our planter boxes.  The area that they are in has a slope so we made an attempt to level the ground out underneath them as much as possible.

We filled them about 3/4 of the way with topsoil then covered them with landscape cloth to try to keep “critters” from coming up and getting our plants.  (We probably should have used a layer of wire mesh at the bottom but we didn’t.  I think the squirrels are going to be more of a problem.  Any tips?)

I cut out areas to plant the plants through the landscape cloth.  This bed has yellow squash and the holes are where I planted seeds for butternut squash. We did cover the cloth with a very light layer of soil.  (My photographer had gotten bored at that point and I didn’t get a picture.)

My strawberry plants in a pot.  They have produced a few berries, but I think either squirrels or birds are eating them.  Any advice?

The final census of what we planted in our garden are 7 cucumber plants, 8 zucchini plants, 8 yellow squash plants, 4 banana pepper plants, 1 tomato plant, 2 grape tomato plants, 2 strawberry plants, and seeds for at least 3 butternut squash.

I’ll try my best to keep you posted on my progress and the trial and error of attempting my first garden. 

~Ann

MARTIN’S Top Deals for the Week of June 5th

Click here to view an on-line version of this week’s ad. Click here for information about MARTIN’S coupon policy.  The ad and the coupon policy are for the Richmond, VA area.  There is the possibility of some variances in other areas.

Check out Money Saving Mom for my MARTIN’S top deals in addition to top deals for other grocery stores, drug stores, and discount stores from other deal seekers.

Here are what I consider to be the top deals this week at MARTIN’S.  I verify the coupons that I mention with what I receive in my local paper, the Richmond Times-Dispatch (RTD).  Coupons are regional so you may not have the exact same coupon or the same face value.  Remember what I consider to be a good deal and what you consider to be a good deal may differ.  Please feel free to leave me a comment with any deals that you find.

MARTIN’S Coupons–In the Mail and In the Stores

I checked my mail on Wednesday evening and found two coupon inserts in the RedPlum insert.  Here is a picture of the front of both of the coupon booklets:

The coupons found inside are:

• “Summer Savings for Dairy Month!”
• $1/1 Activia 4 Pack (exp. 6/30/11)
• $0.50/1 2-lb Cabot Greek Yogurt (exp. 8/31/11)  **Do Not Double**
• $0.75/2 I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Products (exp. 7/5/11) **Do Not Double**
• $0.35/1 Egg-land’s Best Eggs (exp. 6/30/11) **Do Not Double**
• $1/2 Land O Lakes 32oz. Half & Half Products (exp. 7/31/11)
• $1/1 Frigo Cheese Heads String Cheese (10 oz. or larger) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $0.35/1 Land O Lakes Eggs (exp. 7/31/11) **Do Not Double**
• $1/2 MARTIN’S Cracker Cuts Cheese (exp. 6/30/11)
• $1/2 Breakstone’s Zesty Blend Sour Cream or Breakstone’s Dips (16oz) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1/2 Cracker Barrel Cheese (10oz Sticks/Bars/Cracker Cuts, 8oz Cubes or Shredded Cheese) (exp. 8/31/11)

 

• “Is your family growing?”
• $3/1 Pampers Diaper Box Big Pack or Value Pack (exp. 7/3/11)
• $2/1 Pampers Easy Ups (exp. 7/3/11)
• $0.50/1 Beech-Nut Stage 4 Steamies Toddler Meals or Fruities Fruit Cups (exp. 6/12/11) **Do Not Double**
• $1/1 Similac SimplePac Large Powder (1.37lb or larger) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $2/1 Triple Paste (exp. 7/31/11)
• $1/1 Any Package of Seventh Generation Diapers (exp. 12/31/11)
• $1/1 4-pack of YoBaby or YoBaby Meals OR YoBaby Organic Yogurt (exp. 10/31/11)
• $1/2 Gerber Graduate Snack Items (exp. 7/1/11)
• $1.50 /1 Huggies Diapers Jumbo Pack (exp. 7/1/11)

 

I also found these two different sets of coupons in two different stores this past week.  (I found the “Thank You Richmond” sheet in the Ashland store at the service center and I found the “Summer Savings” booklet at the entrance of the Westpark store. 

• “Thank You Richmond”  (on the other side of the picture)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Blue Corn Chips (9oz bag)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Dry Pasta (16oz package)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Eggs (Large, One Dozen)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Pasta Sauce (26oz jar)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Juices (64oz bottle)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Milk (64oz carton)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Nut Butters (16oz)
• $1/1 Nature’s Promise Frozen Vegetables (16oz)

All of these are store coupons and only valid at Participating MARTIN’s Food Markets and are valid 5/28/11 – 7/30/11.  You must have a $15 purchase (after sale prices and before sales tax)  accompanying these items.  If you happen to get more than one sheet of these coupons you can only use one like coupon per transaction.

• “Summer Savings”
• $0.50/1 GIANT Brand Mustard (20 oz) valid 6/11-7/9/11 with the same restrictions as the “Thank You Richmond” coupons
• $1 off Fresh Fruit When You Buy 2 Post Cereals (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Tropicana Pure Premium Products (59oz) (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Del Monte Fruit Cups (15-18oz), Fruit Chillers (16-18oz), or Canned Fruits (14.5oz or larger) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1/5 Contadina Products (12oz or larger) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1/1 Smucker’s Snack’n Waffles (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1/2 Sorrento Products (exp. 8/1/11)
• $1/2 Sun-Maid 6 pack Raisin or 6 pack Cranberry (excluding Golden or Yogurt 6 packs) (exp. 7/31/11)
• $1/1 Dovebar Multi-pack, Dove Minitures, or Dove Ice Cream (8.67 oz or greater) (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1 off 2 Weber Seasonings, Grinders OR 4 Weber Marinades (exp.  8/31/11)
• $1/2 Final Touch, Ajax, Dynamo, or Niagara Laundry Products (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/1 O-live & Co.  (16.9 or 25oz) (exp. 12/31/11)
• $1 off Barilla Pasta and Barilla Pasta Sauce (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Diamond Crystal Sea Salt (exp. 11/30/11)
• $1/1 Snicker’s Fun Size Peanut Butter Squared (11.5 – 21.5oz) (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/3 Maruchan Yakisoba Items (exp. 8/31/11)
• $1/2 Sunstar GUM Oral Care Products (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/3 Cans of Pearls Sliced Ripe Olives (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Bags of Milo’s Kitchen brand 100% Real Dog Treats (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Milk-Bone Healthy Favorites Dog Snacks (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/1 Kibbles’n Bits Bistro Meals Dog Food (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Arm & Hammer Clumping Litter (exp. 7/31/11)
• $1/1 50 load method laundry detergent (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/1 Energizer Max Brand Batteries (AA/AAA 8 or larger, C/D-4, 9V-2 only) (exp. 9/30/11)
• $2/1 Energizer Ultimate Lithium OR Energizer Recharge brand batteries (size AA/AAA-4 only) (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/2 Playtex Gloves (exp. 9/30/11)
• $1/1 Hefty Waste Bags (exp. 6/30/11)
• $1/2 Newman’s Own Products (exp. 8/1/11)

Happy Saving!

~Ann