New to couponing: SS 8/30 means a coupon came from the Smart Source insert in the Sunday paper on 8/30. Inserts in the Sunday paper: SS= Smart Source, RP= Red Plum, PG= Proctor & Gamble. I have negotiated the lowest rates for multiple copies of Sunday-only newspapers in Utah here. You’ll cover the cost of the subscription in your first shopping trip of the month!
Key: OK Deals, Cuckoo ( Stock Up) this list will be updated throughout the week as I find more deals.
The following are my favorite Walmart deals confirmed by Amy in Utah, these may or may not be elsewhere.
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New to couponing: SS 8/30? What does that mean? SS 8/30 means a coupon came from the Smart Source insert in the Sunday paper on 8/30. Inserts in the Sunday paper: SS= Smart Source, RP= Red Plum, PG= Proctor & Gamble. I have negotiated the lowest rates for multiple copies of Sunday-only newspapers in Utah here. You’ll cover the cost of the subscription in your first shopping trip of the month!
The following are my favorite Walmart deals confirmed by Amy in Utah right now:
Zone Perfect Bars $1.12
$0.55/1 (S2/28 – Exp. 4/25)
B1G1 Free (when you sign up as a VIP)
Final Price= $0.57 CUCKOO!
Del Monte Fruit Chillers $2.12
$1/1 Redplum.com and coupons.com
Final Price= $1.12
New to couponing: SS 8/30? What does that mean? SS 8/30 means a coupon came from the Smart Source insert in the Sunday paper on 8/30. Inserts in the Sunday paper: SS= Smart Source, RP= Red Plum, PG= Proctor & Gamble (once per month). Read more from my training guide here.
$5/$20 Coupon Rite Aid’s AdPerk
$5/$25 coupon on RedPlum.com
Cuckoo Coupon Deals Nationwide + Checked by me (Deidre) in Utah Ad:
I enjoy just hanging out with my husband and my girls; I don’t want to spend my whole life clipping coupons and driving to 10 stores a week. My husband took the picture above of me and my daughters just hanging out. These are the best times we have and I want more.
Thus I have compiled a list of inventive ways to save time couponing, since it can be so time-consuming:
- Instead of clipping all the Smart Source, Red Plum, and P&G inserts yourself, find some friends each Sunday to do a coupon insert swap with. For example, each week I clip the Smart Source coupons and one of my friends clips the P&G and Red Plum inserts. Give them back their coupons once you’ve finished clipping them.
- If a store is far away, trade weeks with a friend to shop there. For example, Target is 25 miles away from me. I print out all the deals I want to get, compile my coupons in an envelope, and give them to my friend who picks up my deals for me at Target. I do the same for her at Rite Aid and Walgreens; they are also quite a drive away from our homes. We make sure to have everything organized for the person who is going to make it easy for them. We also get separate receipts at checkout to make paying each other back easier & so we can have receipts to submit for rebates that need mailed in.
- If you have 3 copies of the same insert to clip, make sure to stack all the individual coupon insert pages that are similar on top of each other and cut them at once.
- I always save my shopping receipts because you never know when a rebate form will appear that has an item that you already purchased on it. For example, I recently did the Coors Rebate and used a receipt for Plastic Cups that I had purchased before I even heard about the rebate. The rebate dates were so long (Dec. 15-Feb.8) it was easy to find receipts to make the rebate work.
- Gather all the ads for deals you want to do and price match them at Target or Walmart. Remember, they won’t price match Rite Aid Single Check Rebates, Walgreen’s Register Rewards, B1G1 Free and other deals where an exact price isn’t listed. I like to shop at local stores that are running the ad to support them, plus the local stores pay for their ads, but if I don’t have time to visit them all or if the stores are too far away…
- Use a coupon-clipping service and order coupons in bulk. Here is one of the cheapest (usually 5 cents per coupon) My Coupon Hunter here. Remember it will take a few days to get your coupons though.
- Heather from Sweet Deals 4 Mom sent me this great idea: “I do a coupon train with about 7 other people. When I get the envelopes of coupons in the mail, I take what I need, replace what I took and remove the expired ones. Pretty easy.”
- Kristin from Making Cents Out of Life sent me her tips: “I saves a lot of time and impulse buys just to not clip every coupon. I have a mixed method of coupon organization…when I get organized that is
, where I leave them whole but I plan 4 weeks of sales as far in advance as I can. I use Slick Deals and other forums and blogs to look ahead, clip what i need and use 4 different accordion holders to store that week’s coupons until I need them. I keep the rest of the insert filed away and when I hear of a clearance deal I go clip. Always take a notebook and pen with you when you shop so you can write down clearance deals, and run back the next day if you really want the item. I spend less money not having my coupons with me at all times. I miss the occasional hot deal but the pay off is worth it. It’s hard to explain in a short (for me!) paragraph but not keeping my coupons with me all the time is usually a good thing. If you really are afraid of missing a hot deal, take the inserts but leave them in the car. You still don’t clip them but you have your box in the car so you can go out and clip the ones that you need if you come upon a clearance deal. But…I despise clipping coupons and trying to stuff them into the baseball card inserts or any other insert. Hahah. I love using them but hate clipping!”
Thanks to Moms By Heart for help with these Walgreens Match ups. Please note that I only list the deals that I think are the most cuckoo, so please check over your ad for any deals I may have missed!
Current Walgreen Coupon Books
* Children’s Activity Book
* Healthy Savings Book
* Diabetes & You
* Walgreens’ December Savings
Remember these coupons can be used with manufacturer coupons and always give your manufacturer coupons 1st, then your Walgreens coupons. If you buy more than one product indicated on the coupon it will deduct the coupon price from each product that meets the specification. When you use a Walgreens coupon, you don’t have to tear the coupon out and give it to the cashier. You can use them over and over until they expire.
NOTE: Most of this is NOT in Utah’s ad (at least I can’t find it…) SO I will be posting a separate deals page for Utah on Monday!
Remember to use this Rite Aid coupon to help you create greater shopping deals:
$5/$25 Rite Aid coupon
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Update: Only the Quilted Northern appears to be working in Utah! So if you want to do this deal, since it appears to be regional, call before you go in!
Walgreens is having a special four day sale Dec. 2-5, here are the deals I thought were the most “cuckoo”:
Complete Multipurpose Solution $7.99
- Get back a $8 reigster reward
- Use the $1coupon from the 10/25 Red Plum
- Final price Free with a $1 overage
Here are the best deals at Rite Aid this week. Do not forget to use your $5 off $25 purchase coupon.
Best SCR Deals: Single Check rebate
Gillette Shave Gel $2.99
- get back a SCR $1.00
- use the $.50 coupon from the (11/01 P&G)
- Final price $1.44 after SCR and coupon
Zicam $9.99
Thanks to Moms By Heart for help with these Walgreens Match ups.
Colgate Total toothpaste or 360 toothbrush $3.49
- get back a $1 Register Reward after you pay
- use the $1 coupon from 10/25 Smart Source
- Final Price: $1.49
Bayer Contour or Breeze2 blood glucose moniter $14.99
