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Top Ramen was only 33 cents a package? Has bro puts out coins and I combine the manufacture. Save on your shopping with coupon codes and deals. Playtime pizza coupons, Best western plaza inn coupons, Save on your shopping with coupon codes and deals. Get better discounts on your spending by using this code.
Thank you so much for posting this! Hello, I have had the same conversations with many of my friends. Every now and then. I did try Coupon Sense and liked the internet ad updates but found the coupons disappointing. A waste of time and money. Reading your post from here in New Zealand.
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I think having a coupon for necessities that cant be made at home would be fine, but I cant imagine the amount of time that would be needed to do your WHOLE shop using coupons…. Hi Gill! Love having international readers! I guess I assumed that it was a fad all over the place, not just the US. Health is more important to me! I enjoyed reading this very much! I wish I could say it was for the same reasons because I am interested in eating healthy.
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The problem we have is that many of the coupons for name brands end up being the same cost as the generic brands after the coupon is used! Welcome Michelle! Yes, very good point about name brand coupons often still being more expensive than generics. I forgot to mention that! I completely agree! However, like you said, when it came down to looking at how to do it the coupons are all for JUNK. Not only that, but then there is often no room for variety. I often see people on that show walk out with a bunch of frozen pizzas, soap, and gatorade…I for one never feed my family like that for a night, let alone the month!
Hooray Kirstin! Good for you! And so excited that you are a proud goat owner now. You are gonna have sooo much fun!! I did the same thing. I looked at extreme couponing for just a moment and the moment was gone. I have a pantry full of staples, not convenience foods. Like you, I looked at the pictures of a pile of food for pennies and rarely picked out more than 2 items that I would actually buy. Who needs 6 gallons of ice cream filling up the freezer? One good summer storm here and that ice cream is history!
We keep it simple. We keep it fresh. And we keep it real. And we are much healthier for it. Thanks for the great post! So absolutely no t. I never realized how nice it was to have an excess of food stored away and know that when you run out, you have some in your pantry to replace it that you already bought at a stellar cheap price or got for free.
So when I began transitioning my family into a more natural lifestyle it was difficult at first to bypass the free Betty Crocker potatoes and Rice-a-roni. But couponing taught me very valuable shopping skills. I am now very in-tune with sales and specials and learned many ways to save.
Organic brands are coming out with more and more coupons too. I just bought 6 jars of Santa Cruz organic lemonade for. With couponing I get things for free, like razors, toothbrushes, floss, toilet paper, and bandaids. That leaves my money to pay for the more expensive organic items we will use. I also use my couponing to keep my disaster supply cabinet fully stocked. While we do not consume canned goods, I have 40 cans of various soups and hundreds of other boxed food items that we can survive off of if we had too.
I also recently got free peroxide and rubbing alcohol at Target with my coupons. There are plenty of things my family uses that I get for free or cheap with coupons. To learn how to coupon and she even mentions organic in one of her videos… check out http: Couponing might not be right for everyone, but there is certainly a way to get the best of both worlds if you do it right! But sounds like you have it all figured out.
I try to utilize the coupons for free colgate toothpaste or. Thanks for the link. I love the organic Honest Ade teas and lemonade and take them to work with me…and with recyclebank. It has only been through a little couponing, I am more aware of what is a good price to pay for certain things. But by no means do I think the TLC show is positive, uggh.
Disgusts me mostly from the one episode I did watch. I have tried to find the best of both worlds.
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I have started couponing, but one moto I have stuck to from the get go is that I will not buy it with coupons if I would not buy it without. That being said, on a good week: However, while not extreme by any means, I do coupon. And there are lots of coupons for lots of things we do buy, like toothbrushes get them for free! Btw, there are some options out there for organic coupons, you just gotta know where to look. And moneysavingmom. I have been couponing for about 5 months now but I am nowhere near extreme.
Its just a little here and there and I have to say I agree with you about how alot of coupons are for junk. There are quite a alot of things to get tho with coupons that are non food related. I never buy body wash, tooth paste, toothbrushes and i get laundry soap dirt cheap. Not to mention the cheap deals on toilet paper and paper towels. Also I have a pretty good stock of pasta too. If your mindset is that couponing is ALL for junk tho I would have to disagree!
I have saved alot of money already just buying household items and toiletries! But— the majority of them are. On the rare occaisions that I happen to find a coupon for say, organic coconut milk, AND I happen to be in town before it expires, AND I happen to be going to that store, I will happily use the coupon. But, the stars pretty much have to align for all the factors to work for me. I really gave coupons a try for a few months but found it far too time consuming for what I was able to save.
And Jaclynn I love moneysavingmom! A good replacement for shave gel is hair conditioner. I just put a smidge in my palm, slather it on my legs or wherever and shave away. It works even better than expensive gel, and no need to lotion after. I also use unscented or lavender, my favorite natural hair conditioner mixed with water and vinegar equal parts , dip a washcloth in it and toss in the dryer in place of dryer sheets.
I do that hair conditioner trick, too! And great idea about the dryer sheet alternative! Hi — Do a web search for Dryer balls made from wrapped and felted wool balls. They naturally keep static cling down to a minimum and can be infused with essential oils.
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What are you putting on your hair? My conditioner costs about 5x what shaving gel does…. Some have even openly admitted to coupon fraud! NEVER but hardly ever. Also, I live in a downtown area and can walk to Walgreen, Walmart and Kroger. I use soaked flours, grass fed meats, and get veggies from a CSA.
But I do use some coupons. I guess I am pretty eclectic! Sounds like you have a good balance! But, that seems to rarely happen in our area…. Free sometimes comes with quite a cost. I prefer to feed my family with whole foods and common sense! When I was younger, I was all about cheap groceries.
Top Ramen was only 33 cents a package? Now that way of thinking makes me cringe…. The harm those artificial foods do to your health is never worth the pennies you might save at the check out line!
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I agree wholeheartedly with this post. You said it so well. I just found your blog when searching for a great recipe for refried beans. Cumin is one of my favorite spices, so I thought it was perfect. Looking forward to perusing your blog more when I have time.
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Coupons are a lifestyle litmus test! Every first time cheese maker is going to find you like this, unless they are not frugal or Google savvy. When my husband shared the cost of going back and forth to town, I was shocked! I make almost all of our food from scratch- bread, cheese, meals- and most of our cleaners including our laundry detergent.
I live in an apartment with no balcony so growing our food is not an option but I wish I could!!! Also, when something like flour hits its rock-bottom sale price, which is in cycles and happens every 3 months, you buy enough to last you 3 months until the next time it hits rock bottom. With not that much effort I have managed coupons for everything from truly organic product, not at all the stuff you spoke of to clothing, to shoes, to coats and hats and gloves.
It does take some time, but honestly not that much once I got started. Granted, there are a LOT of coupons for a lot of junk food and such out there, but to the savvy couponer you can save a lot of money and purchase quality food and other items for your family. We all have our own way. I agree completely! I have always said if there were coupons for veggies and fruits I would be good to go!!
I totally agree! I look at the posts of what they purchase with their coupons and it makes me sick. It is an easy way for companies to get people to eat poorly. I live about and hour and a half from a major grocery store so we shop twice a month. I have found that planning out or meals and snacks every day cut back on costs. But, there is just me, and my husband in our house, and I do cook most every day. Yes, most of them are great if you are into junk food, or if you have children in diapers, baby food, etc. We grow our own veggies, and can and freeze them, but you never find coupons for those.
Most of the coupons out there are just not for me. We are trying to eat healthier these days, and junk food is not the way to do that, lol. Someday soon. I also do not coupon for all of the reasons you mentioned in this post. The one type of coupon I do almost always use is coupon codes when I shop for things online. A quick search for a coupon or discount code will almost always uncover a code for free shipping or 20 percent or more off.
Great post. I do love using online coupon codes! Coupons rarely work for me either. Instead, I pay attention to the times when stores have customer appreciation days. The larger stores matched it to be competitive. We do our twice a month shopping on one of those days unless there is an exceptional flyer. I fantasize about being an awesome coupon clipper and saving tons of money for our household, adding that to one of my wifely duties and talents, but I am very inconsistent about it and usually just recycle the pile without even looking at them.
We limit ourselves on the crap we bring in but we do still have some crap. I too can find better things to do with my time then spend it clipping and sorting. I used to teach classes, have my own facebook page and website for couponing — I see now while I was saving A TON of money, I was hurting my family. My couponing skills are still used for toiletries and other household items, but I find myself going more natural in those areas too. My life is worth too much to be wasting money on coupons — a total from where I was just 6 months ago.
Thanks for your site — I love it: I love this! We recently had an awakening, and sold our house, paid off all our bills, and are looking for a piece of land to mini-farm. I have nightmares about it now! My dream is to homestead. One day, for sure! I also live in an area of MLMs. I try not to be judgmental, but it is VERY hard.
I know, today I am just feeling in a little bit of a pissy mood PMS! The one spring I couponed I was surprised by a few things. First, yes, you can get a big stock pile pretty quickly. I just bought my first feminine products an toothpaste in two years. Unfortunately, the big stores are 30 miles from our home, the sales are on three separate days per week, and there is a rabid group of coupon ladies in our area. They would clear the shelves early and I would have to get rainchecks pretty regularly.
Ultimately it just was too much trouble for the two or three items I really wanted to use coupons for. Now I just watch prices, and stock up when I can without making 17 trips to town. I am an extreme couponer, and I wanna point out something no one has addressed so far, and that is in order to save the big bucks, you have to have hundreds of dollars worth of coupons to bring your bill down!
This is not the same thing as cutting out a coupon for a dollar off toiilet paper and thinking you will save significantly. I am also learning to eat better and planning to garden and I only eat hormone free meats. I can think of literally tons of things you and I have to buy and the need for coupons is only going to increase as the economy continues to decline.