Snackpicks Re-set Coupons

You can go over here and print from Snackpicks again.

They currently have:

$1.00/1 Keebler Wheatables
$1.00/1 Kellogg's Fruit Flavored Snacks
$1.00/1 Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cheesecake Middles
$.75/1 Cheese-it Italian Four Cheese Flavor

I saw the Wheatables on sale at Target for $1.93 -- so $.93 after coupon and the Cheesecake Middles are part of the "buy 5, get a $5 gift card" -- also at Target. Not sure if there are any amazing deals out there with the Kellogg's fruit snacks -- the picture on the coupon is of their new "letter bites". I am hopeful that with a new product launch the sales will soon follow, but I haven't seen anything yet.

Macy's and Lord & Taylor

Two printables available.

Macy's has a 15% savings pass. There seems to be something wrong with the link to the pass on their website, but you can go over here to Slickdeals where there's a printable PDF version. It's good until March 15th.

Lord and Taylor has a 20% Off Savings Pass good until March 15th.

Whispers About Next Week...

I've heard about a few upcoming deals that I want to share with you.

At Target -- I've read in a couple of places -- but haven't seen the ad scan yet -- that Target will be running a deal with The Princess and The Frog movie release next Tuesday. You will get a free Princess and the Frog handbag with purchase of the DVD/Blu-Ray combo of the movie. That version of the movie will be price $26.99, but there will be a $10.00/1 Disney coupon available. I've written a few posts about the upcoming Disney movie coupons already and I'll make sure to post again when this coupon goes live over the weekend. No guarantees that this will be the best Princess and the Frog deal -- it's just the only one I know about at the moment. Toys R Us often has good deals on these releases too -- often with free toys. My advice? Keep a sharp eye out if you're interested. I don't know how great Target will be about having adequate supplies on hand, but I can testify from personal experience that Toys R Us very often only stocks a token number of their "free with movie purchase" items and they don't hand out rain checks.

Also at Target -- The buy 2, get a $5.00 gift card deal with both Gillette Fusion and Venus razors is supposed to be back on next week. Get your coupons ready!

At Rite Aid -- for those searching for Easter candy (I'm buying lots to help supply an egg hunt) it seems like Rite Aid will be the place to be next week. They have their bags of Hershey's, Cadbury, and Reese's Easter Candy on sale for $1.99. Plus they have an in-ad coupon for $2.00/3 bags. PLUS if you managed to print the $2.00/3 manufacturer's coupon on SmartSource.com you can use that as well. Not to mention the usual array of $3/$15, $5/$20, and $5/$25 that are available to print. If your local Rite Aid allows you to use more than one of their in-flyer Hershey's coupons per transaction that could result in some almost-free candy. If not, it will certainly be by far the cheapest deal we've seen yet this year.

And finally, I've read multiple references this morning to a special ONE DAY ONLY diaper deal that's going to happen on 3/20 at both Babies R Us and Toys R Us. Supposedly if you buy two boxes of the new Pampers Dry Max on that day - which is the "launch" day -- you will receive a $20 gift card. Seems almost too good to be true! And, of course, you can also use whatever Pampers coupons you might have to make the deal even better. As soon as I get more info, I will post it. However, for those in the diaper brigade, I would start looking extra hard for coupons and deals on Pampers Dry Max. If the "R" Us stores are doing something for the Pampers launch, other stores may jump on the bandwagon.

Coach 20% Off Good Through 3/14

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Coupons.com

Various coupons have re-set on Coupons.com including the ones for Huggies and Kotex, so go print them again!

New Blue Bunny $1.00/1 Printable

This is for the 1.75 QT container or any frozen novelty carton.

Blue Bunny coupons are different from most others. They arrive by email with a link that you can usually only open once or twice per computer. If you want more than one coupon, this is how you do it: click on the coupon print link, then unlike with a Bricks or SmartSource coupon, a printer dialog box will come up. Once you see the box, simple change the number of copies to be printed from one to however many coupons you would like. Make sure your printer has enough paper to do the whole job, and then hit print.

Simple. And no, this doesn't count as "making copies" of internet printables because these printables don't have individual security codes.

If you do like Blue Bunny products, I would strongly suggest signing up with their site. They don't bombard you with email -- you will almost never hear from them without a coupon -- and that's the kind of email we all like!

Locally, not everyone sells Blue Bunny products, but you can find them at ShopRite and Walmart.

(If this link stops working, it's probably because it has individually reached it's max prints -- you may be able to find a working link elsewhere.)

Sports Authority $25 off $100 Purchase Through 3/13

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Thanks to Living Rich with Coupons!