Coupons on fresh produce are rare so be sure to check out this one for $1 off fresh cranberries.

The coupon for $1 off one bag of Ocean Spray fresh cranberries -- a great discount, especially if you're already planning to cook or bake with cranberries for the Christmas holiday.

The coupon is available on The N&O's Find N Save coupon page HERE.

And remember, you can print two of these.

Harris Teeter has the 12 oz. bag on sale right now for $2.79. Anyone else spot these cheaper?

ANOTHER UPDATE: Looks like Wal-Mart has dropped its price to $1.28, according to a reader, so that means 28-cent cranberries, folks. Fantastic deal.

UPDATE: A reader is reporting that these are $1.98 at Wal-Mart, which means you'd end up paying 98 cents out-of-pocket for fresh cranberries. A fantastic deal.

Snag this rare Target coupon before it's gone.

It's for $5 off a $30 grocery order.

Combine it with other manufacturer and Target coupons, and you could bring home some super cheap groceries.

Head over HERE to the Target coupon page to print it.

Head over to The News & Observer's printable coupon site, Find N Save, and print yourself some rare coupons.

There are several coupons that caught my eye that you don't see very often, including coupons on Kraft, Oscar Mayer and Carmex products.

If you want any of these, I recommend printing them sooner rather than later because they will disapper.

Here are just a few of the new coupons, many of which may make for great deals during Super Doubles at Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods:

Update: The company has removed the coupon from its Facebook page. But you may want to keep a look out for it to reappear later this summer. Companies frequently reissue these offers.

Just in time for Memorial Day weekend picnics, Bush's has released a rare high-value coupon on its Grillin' Beans.

Combine the $1.50/1 coupon with the sales at Harris Teeter or Food Lion and you'll walk out paying just 17 cents for a can. And remember, you can print two of these coupons.

Coupons.com has some rare coupons available right now.

If you're interested, I highly recommend printing them sooner rather than later because they tend to disappear quickly.

Since coupons so often get a bad rap for "always" being on heavily processed foods, I wanted to be sure to share this coupon gem with you.

The digital coupon site SavingStar is offering an e-coupon for $5 off the purchase of 10 Stonyfield Organic Oikos Greek yogurts.

Coupons.com is featuring some great coupons right now, including a very rare .75/1 loaf of Nature's Own bread.

If you're interested, I would print this immediately because it won't last.'

Some other good coupons of note that are available right now:

A coupon on a brand-name soda is unusual enough. But a soda coupon for 99 cents off a single product? Rare, if no unheard of.

So print this .99/1 Coke Zero coupon while it lasts.