
Pier 49 Pizza 40% OFF!
We have teamed up with City Deals to get exclusive coupons/gift cards 40-70% off at local Utah businesses:
* Food & Dining
* Entertainment
* Health & Beauty
* Services (oil changes, etc…)
* Travel (hotels…)
* Retail (some great furniture store discounts!)
* Misc (orthodontics, car washes, odd n’ ends)
Our new Utah Coupon Deals page is updated weekly with offers, some are exclusive for our site just for you guys and gals! Just go to my main menu bar at the top of my page, scroll over Print Coupons, then Utah Coupons will appear. More states will be added later, if I add them…?… don’t know if I will yet or not. Let me know if you think I should.
Here’s the deals on there right now I like:
$20 for $50 GC to Arcadia – a spa that does waxing, body wraps, and more. View their prices here and see that $50 would go a long long ways because they have students doing the work (but I have heard nothing but good things about them).
UPDATE: We’ve got both winners, Ann and Erin! I spent $57.17 and I saved $135.28. And I still have a $8 Walgreens register reward leftover for this week’s trip! Also note I saved $10 with coupons and free gift cards from facebook promos at Toys R Us, which I added to my saved total already but may have thrown off some of the guesses. My k-mart trip was free after the $10 rebate, plus well I actually made some $$$ on it. Anyways here the other receipts:

Walmart $15.18 (mostly for Baby Formula which I had no coupons for, boo!)
K-Mart Spent $6, getting a $10 K-mart gift card back! $4 moneymaker!
Update: I got my card in the mail today! I went to Emergency Essentials in Provo and got two #10 cans of Egg Bowtie Noodles for $4.99 each; after my free $10 gift card I paid $0.28 OOP! Read below on how you can get your free $10 gift card too!
Here is what I did to get my free $10 gift card (which can be used online if you don’t live near an Emergency Essentials):
Simply try Emergency Essentials free Food Storage Analyzer™ tool and write a quick review of it on your blog to receive a free $10 gift card from Emergency Essentials. Everyone gets their free $10 gift card good for their canned food items, which can be bought online or at one of their in-store locations!

At Associated Food Stores this week they have Hunt’s Tomato sauce on sale for 3/$1.
Play the Conagra Recession Payback Game here. At the end of the game, select the Heinz woman and you can print a $1/3 any Hunt’s products. It let me print this coupon four times off of one computer. You have to play the game again in order to print more coupons.
Thanks Hollie & AThriftyMom for passing this along!!!!
Are you printing this coupon?
Update: I got my card in the mail today! I went to Emergency Essentials in Provo and got two #10 cans of Egg Bowtie Noodles for $4.99 each, so after my free $10 gift card I paid $0.28 OOP! Read below on how you can get your free $10 gift card too!
Simply try Emergency Essentials free Food Storage Analyzer™ tool and write a quick review of it on your blog to receive a free $10 gift card from Emergency Essentials. Everyone gets their free $10 gift card good for their canned food items, which can be bought online or at one of their in-store locations!
You will receive a free $10 Emergency Essentials® gift card by doing the following:
JANUARY - Historically, Quaker has hot deals on cereal/all items. We see Pepsi/Tostitos go on sale mid-January (again, rebates abound for these). Other items of note this time of year are chili, side dishes, anything for hearty/warm meals.
• Post-Holiday Sales
• White Sales
• Sports and Weight Loss Equipment
• Computers
• Winter Apparel and Accessories
· Organizers, Rubbermaid totes, shelf organizers, planners, filing cabinets
FEBRUARY – many of the same food items as January
• Electronics
• Floor Coverings
• Housewares
• Furniture
• Candy and Chocolates
MARCH - Frozen food month. You’ll find many stores are offering free freezers or fill-a-bag deals. Between March and April, look for spring cleaning deals, so many cleaner items will be on sale. With Easter, looks for eggs, ham, Kraft products to cycle into good sales. Paper products like towels, napkins, plates are starting to come on strong. Beverage items.
• Spring Apparel and Accessories
• Winter Sports Equipment
• Gardening Supplies
• Luggage
APRIL –
• Spring Apparel and Accessories
• Coats and Hats
• Paint
• Wallpaper
• Jewish Foods and Eggs

Salisbury Homes is looking for 8 families to each receive a playhouse filled with food, clothes, and toys this holiday season.
Help us find 8 families in Utah* that could benefit from having a playhouse filled with food, clothes, and toys delivered to their home just before Christmas. Here’s what you do… Fill out and print FOUND HERE (right mouse click and select “Save Target As…” or “Save File As…”) then drop it off at the Salisbury Homes Maple Mountain model home location – 100 S 1700 E., Spanish Fork
Help us create a Christmas to remember for 8 families this holiday season!
*4 families from both Utah and Washington Counties will be selected.

This is a very cheap meal to make. Until Dec. 8, Buy Low Market in Provo, UT has boneless skinless chicken breasts for $1.19 lb, which is a CUCKOO deal. I have bought 40 lbs from them and frozen it in freezer bags. I will defrost some for this meal.
Stuffing was $.78 at Walmart all last month, I think we should all be stocked up on it.
In August there were tons of deals on canned tomatoes. I got mine at Macey’s.
Macey’s had Kraft shredded cheese for $.98, and I had $.50 off coupons. Shredded cheese can be frozen and un-thawed in the refrigerator, so I bought 15 bags. I take out one bag from my freezer a week to un-thaw and use for the next week. Note: Chunk cheese, or regular cheese that is not pre-shredded does not un-thaw well and I would not freeze it!
So as I stock up on food, I am going to share recipes I make with the food from my storage.
Ways to Give This Holiday Season:
1. Fresh Market (a Utah AFS) is doing “Season to Share” where all you have to do is tell your cashier at checkout you would like to donate $1, $5, or $10 to your local food bank.
2. Churches: Most churches accept donations specifically for the poor and needy. An example is the LDS church is always accepting donations for their extensive food program. The LDS Distribution Center is run by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and sells items at cost, making most items inexpensive or even free! Visit http://www.ldsphilanthropies.org/ to find out more about how they use donations to give aid to people all over the world, regardless of race/religion.
3. Feed A Need with Reddit – Add your qualifications to Reddit’s “Database of Awesome” and be ready to give 2 hours of your time to one of the project’s partnering charities.
4. SocialVibe – Select your charity (e.g., One Laptop Per Child), your sponsor (e.g., Apple), grab and display your badge on your social profiles, and earn points for donations to your charity.





















