Thursday, November 4, 2010

Walmart Coupons

Wow, Walmart is now offering up coupons, via their website. Just go on over here if you want to print any of these.....

Jimmy Dean Sausage Crumbles
Alexia Select Sides
Kozy Shack Smart Gels
Classico
Barber Foods

Just go click on "In Stores Now" and you will have to scroll down a bit and you will see the pictures of the products and then go click on get savings. You will be able to print your coupon from there.

Thanks Chi-Town Cheapskate!

Cheryl

Safeway No Longer Accepting Cellfire Coupons

So, as of today the option of us loading our Club Cards up with Cellfire coupons is not going to happen. Safeway has decided to discontinue Cellfire's service. :( We all new this was going to happen, especially with how eagle-eyed they have been lately. Well, it looks like today was the cut-off day. Here is the notice Cellfire sent me today. It should answer a couple of questions.

Dear valued members,

We have an important change to the Cellfire service that will affect your membership. Starting today, Thursday, Nov. 4th, Cellfire will no longer offer our coupons for use at Safeway. Safeway has decided to discontinue use of Cellfire’s save-to-card services. If you currently have Cellfire coupons saved to your Safeway card they will continue to be redeemable until their expiration date.

We continue to offer Cellfire save-to-card coupons at all Kroger-owned stores, ShopRite, Giant Eagle, and SHOP ‘n SAVE. And, we look to add additional stores in the coming months. Kroger-owned stores include: Ralph’s, King Soopers, City Market, Dillons, Smith’s, Fry’s, QFC, Baker’s, Owen’s, JayC, Hilander, Gerbes, Pay Less, Scott’s, and Fred Meyer. If you have one of these supported stores in your area please add your loyalty card to your Cellfire account to start saving coupons immediately. We apologize for this inconvenience and will let you know of any future changes.

Thanks for the heads up Cellfire!

Cheryl

Trade in Old Christmas Lights at Home Depot

So, starting today, November 4th, Home Depot is offering up an awesome Christmas lights deal! All you have to do is just take in your old Christmas lights (they can be used and broken) anytime, from now through November 14th, and you will get a $3 coupon towards energy efficient LED Christmas Lights! You can do this with up to 5 sets of old Christmas Lights, which will get you a total of $15 off 5 sets of new lights!
Also, the energy efficient LED Christmas lights will be priced at just $5.97 during the promotional period, so just $2.97 after the $3 coupon!

If you want a little more info on the deal, just go on over here and check it out.

Thanks Hip2Save!

Cheryl

Target

FYI-I was just in Target last night (Sprague and Evergreen) and they had most of their Halloween stuff at 75% off. The candy was STILL at 50% off though. Oreos (Halloween ones), the ones with the orange in the middle were ONLY $0.74. Use the $1/2 Nabisco cookies Target coupon and/or use the Facebook coupon or the tear pad coupon found recently at Alberstons by the cookies for Save $1 when you buy Nabisco cookies and one gallon of milk.

Oreo deal:
Oreos $0.74 X2 ($1.48)
Milk $1.99 X1
-$1/2 Nabisco Cookies Target Coupon
-$1 when you buy cookies and milk (Manufacturer coupon)
= $1.47, making them JUST $0.49 EACH!!

Even without a coupon these Oreos are an awesome deal (if you don't mind the orange filling). I bought my for Christmas "baking." I know, I know the orange filling, but I am just going to crush them up and cover them in chocolate anyway.

Here is the recipe (not low-cal at all, but very yummy) that I will be using them in.

Homemade Truffles.....

1 package Oreo cookies
1 (8 oz) block of cream cheese, softened (just leave it out for a while before you start making this).
2 packages chocolate chips (I use whatever I have. I have even used M&Ms before).
Various items for toppings to make it look pretty (I have used crushed nuts and crushed candy cane)
1. Crush the oreos into fine crumbs (I just put in the blender).
2. Mix the oreo crumbs with softened cream cheese until it gets sticky and thick.
3. Roll into 1 to 2 inch balls (actually whatever size looks good to you).
4. Then, place them on a cookie sheet/cooling rack covered with wax paper.
4. Then, refrigerate for at least one hour.
5. While the truffle balls are chilling, slowly melt chocolate.
6. Drop one or two truffles at a time into the melted chocolate. (I used tongs to roll them and lift them).
7. Place on your wax paper.
6. You can now put your toppings on if you want to use toppings.
7. Now, chill them again and you are done.

These are so fun to make and SUPER easy.

This is a very well-liked recipe. If you try, I hope you enjoy.

Thanks!

Cheryl