If you missed out on the free $15 coupon code from Kodak Gallery last week, the coupons have been reset, so you can now sign up! As part of the “Million Thanks Campaign”, customers (new and existing) can register to receive a free $15 gift code. Shipping is under $4 for most items, so this is a fabulous deal on a gift item (photo book, album, photo mug, etc.).

Click HERE to access the giveaway and enter your email address in the space provided on the right. You should receive your unique gift code via email within the hour. If you miss out on the free $15 gift code, try back during the next phase (click HERE to view the schedule).  Happy Holiday Shopping!

Happy Halloween from Restaurant.com!  The current coupon code applies an 80% discount to gift certificates purchased by midnight on Saturday, October 31st. Pay as little as $2 for a $25 gift certificate – and you can even print the gift certificates after you’ve placed your order.

Click HERE, select your gift certificates, enter the TREATS promotion code at checkout, then recalculate the total to apply the 80% savings. (The restaurant choices, terms, and available certificates, vary by geographic location, so check the selections in your travel destinations, as well as your local areas!)

Thanks to Judy for sharing – this is even better than the KFC offer!  KFC is offering a free piece of chicken today in celebration of UNfry day, but Boston Market was prepared with a response: EVERY day is “unfried” day at Boston Market!  An email was sent to Boston Market VIP members with a coupon for a $1 meal (quarter white or 3-piece dark chicken served with mashed potatoes and cornbread).  VIP members were given a link to forward the emailed coupon to friends, so everyone can enjoy a very inexpensive meal with a printed coupon!

Click HERE to print the coupon and click HERE for a list of locations.  You may want to call ahead to be sure your local restaurant is participating, but Boston Market hasn’t yet implemented a franchise program (and it’s usually the franchises that choose not to participate in a promotion), so this should be valid at all locations.

Thanks to Cheap Eats in Houston for the email link – Judy initially sent it, but my email computer crashed last week (it’s camped out at Boston Market waiting for a $1 chicken meal!) and rather than manually type in the looong address from my blackberry, I grabbed a link from Cheap Eats!

Walgreens has five free items this week. That means you have five free opportunities to brighten someone’s day by dropping off something they can use – well, some of the items are okay, but I recommend not dropping off the Dulcolax, unless you’re REALLY good friends!  Maybe just stick with the ChapStick and Robitussin To Go!

Click HERE to print the shopping list below.

Tips for Beginners:

• RRs are Register Rewards (gift certificates that print at the end of your receipt). Instead of paying cash for your next purchase, pay with RRs!
• Register Reward deals can be repeated, but only one Register Reward per RR deal will print in a single transaction.
• Do not use Register Rewards from one RR deal to pay for an RR deal from the same manufacturer. If used to pay for an RR deal from the same manufacturer, the completed transaction will not produce another Register Reward.
• Use Walgreens and manufacturers’ coupons to save even more money with Register Reward deals.  One Walgreens coupon and one manufacturer’s coupon may be used to purchase one item, but you can’t have more coupons than items in any transaction.

Not impressed with this week’s CVS sales, but if you have expiring ECBs, perhaps you can find something to use them on ($0.25 Naure’s Bounty supplements, maybe?).  My local CVS store accepts expired ECBs (they beep and the cashiers usually push them through).  I believe they’re the exception to the rule, however, so avoid expired ECBS whenever possible.

Click HERE to print the shopping list below.

Tips for Beginners: 

• The ExtraCare Bucks (ECBs) referenced below will print at the end of your receipt, and can be used like cash to pay for future purchases.
• Most ECB deals have limits to the number of times they can be repeated. The limits are placed at the ExtraCare card level, so if your family has two ExtraCare cards, you can “double the deal limit”.
• If you’re just starting out and want to save as much money as possible, check out in multiple transactions, and use the ECBs from one transaction to pay for another transaction.
• Scan your ExtraCare card at the kiosk before shopping to print additional in-store coupons.

For the first time ever, The Knot has released a $10 off $10 purchase coupon code!  If you’re planning a wedding (or any party) and looking for small favors, this is a great deal.  They have a huge selection of unique favors and this weekend, they’re up to 70% off, in addition to the $10 discount.  Shipping on $10 in merchandise comes out to about $10, so the coupon code basically pays for the shipping.  There are, however, many items under $10 and free shipping on top of the other discounts is a great deal for party or wedding favors that you just can’t find locally.  Even considering the shipping charges, I’m shopping The Knot for a birthday party as we speak!

Click HERE to shop discounted favors at The Knot and use code BRIDECASH at checkout to take $10 off your purchases of $10 or more.

(If you’re planning an event, check out these step-by-step instructions for personalized candy bars.)

The newest coupon code is valid for 70% off of all gift certificates purchased by midnight on Sunday, October 25th. Pay $3 for $25 in Restaurant.com gift certificates, and receive a free $10 Lobster Gram.  What can you buy with a Lobster Gram?  Cheesecake!  I’m actually serious – Lobster Gram sells desserts, steaks, appetizers, and well, lobster, obviously!

Click HERE, select your gift certificates, enter the PUMPKIN promotion code at checkout, then recalculate the total to apply the 70% savings. (The restaurant choices, terms, and available certificates, vary by geographic location, so check the selections in your travel destinations, as well as your local areas!)

Thanks to Andrea for the great toy coupon reminder!  Even if you don’t have young children on your holiday shopping list, these coupons can be used to purchase inexpensive (but well-loved!) gifts for the donation drop-boxes.  My favorite this week is the Playskool Musical Sit ‘N Spin – with a $10 coupon, you can pick one up for just $10 (and even throw in a $0.99 Hungry Hippos game for a stocking stuffer).

Click HERE to print the shopping list below.

Professional Couponing: Target allows the use of one manufacturer coupon and one Target coupon per item, so be sure to be sure to check out Attention Target Shoppers for a list of Target deals matched with manufacturers’ clipped coupons!

Coupon Printing Options: The “TQ” (Target Coupon) below, unless otherwise linked, may be accessed at Organic Grocery Deals.  Select the desired coupons, type in the quantity needed, and then click Get Coupons. To save on your household’s supply of ink and paper, the most recently released coupons may be printed at the Target gift registry kiosks. (The Target kiosks print slowly and print only one coupon per page, so take an extra dose of patience, if you intend to go this route!)

Thanks, Attention Target Shoppers and Stretching a Buck!

Great deal on individual-sized bottles of Starbucks Frappuccino this week ($0.29 each), and some over-the-counter medication money-makers (Zantec, Theraflu, and Triaminic). I do hope you’re all staying healthy out there, though, and have no need for any of this stuff!

Tips for Beginners:

• RRs are Register Rewards (gift certificates that print at the end of your receipt). Instead of paying cash for your next purchase, pay with RRs!
• Register Reward deals can be repeated, but only one Register Reward per RR deal will print in a single transaction.
• Do not use Register Rewards from one RR deal to pay for an RR deal from the same manufacturer. If used to pay for an RR deal from the same manufacturer, the completed transaction will not produce another Register Reward.
• Use Walgreens and manufacturers’ coupons to save even more money with Register Reward deals.  One Walgreens coupon and one manufacturer’s coupon may be used to purchase one item, but you can’t have more coupons than items in any transaction.

Click HERE to print the shopping list below.

Thanks, I Heart Wags!

It’s a much better week at CVS than we’ve seen the past two weeks – free Glade candles or reed diffusers, free Neosporin lip care (valid 10/01 – 10/31, but print the coupon now!), and $0.50 cold medicine, just to cover the main highlights.

 

In addition to the sales below, click HERE to take a Flu IQ quiz that prompts a $5 off $25 coupon.  (The $5 coupon should be given to the cashier before all other coupons to be sure the discount is accepted before your total gets below $25.)

Tips for Beginners: 

• The ExtraCare Bucks (ECBs) referenced below will print at the end of your receipt, and can be used like cash to pay for future purchases.
• Most ECB deals have limits to the number of times they can be repeated. The limits are placed at the ExtraCare card level, so if your family has two ExtraCare cards, you can “double the deal limit”.
• If you’re just starting out and want to save as much money as possible, check out in multiple transactions, and use the ECBs from one transaction to pay for another transaction.
• Scan your ExtraCare card at the kiosk before shopping to print additional in-store coupons.

Click HERE to print the shopping list below.

Thanks, I Heart CVS!