Pick up three Hallmark cards and pay as little as $1 for all three with a rare printable coupon available right now.
The coupon is for $2 off the purchase of any three Hallmark cards. The only requirement is that the value of the cards total $2.
That means you can use it on 99 cent cards, paying just 33 cents per card.
The News & Observer's coupon database has been updated with this week's new coupons.
Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer contains two inserts -- one Smart Source and one Red Plum -- with more than 135 coupons.
Not familiar with the coupon database? You can access it on the right-hand side of the blog. There's a button at the bottom right to view it as a full-size page.
Or, you can download it as an Excel spreadsheet by clicking on the attachment at the bottom of this post.
It's a handy tool, giving you the most timely and detailed list of coupons in the Triangle.
Look for two coupon inserts -- one Red Plum and a hefty Smart Source in this Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer.
It's nothing like last week's haul but a nice selection of good coupons -- more than 135 in all, with a face value of $168.
I'll have the coupon database updated and the best Sunday deals posted early Sunday morning, about the same time your paper hits the driveway.
If you've been wondering how to use the database or have other basic coupon questions head over HERE to my Coupons 101 section.
Please note: Single-copy and State Edition papers may not contain all coupon inserts.
Look for great deals this week at Triangle grocery stores on milk, whole chickens, produce, yogurt, soup, bacon, trash bags, soda and other basic items.
Some of my favorites:
*milk for $2.97 per gallon at Harris Teeter
*whole chicken fryers for just 69 cents per pound at Harris Teeter
*Blue Bunny ice cream for just $1.34 after coupon at Harris Teeter
*potential for free yogurt at Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods after coupons and weekly special
*Birds Eye Voila dinner for just $1 after coupon at Lowes Foods
*$1.50 cantaloupe at Food Lion
*and all the great deals on produce at Aldi.
Also worth noting: Food Lion is rewarding shoppers for buying store-brand products -- up to $10 on your next order. And Lowes Foods has enhanced fuel rewards on several products.
Keep reading for all the top deals at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, Food Lion and Aldi this week -- with coupons and without.
For those of you folks who like to use the coupon database, you'll be happy to hear it has been updated.
I added the P&G coupons from Dec. 30 and weeded out all the expired coupons so it's ready to download.
I'll update it again over the weekend with the 300-plus coupons we'll receive on Sunday. As usual, it will be ready for you in the wee hours of Sunday morning.
Not familiar with the coupon database? You can access it on the right-hand side of the blog. There's a button at the bottom right to view it as a full-size page.
Or, you can download it as an Excel spreadsheet by clicking on the attachment at the bottom of this post.
I'm back from my holiday break with fantastic news for coupon shoppers.
You'll find six -- yes, you read that right -- six coupon inserts in this Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer.
And with Super Doubles at Harris Teeter on-going, it couldn't have come at a better time.
There are two Red Plum inserts, three Smart Source inserts and one small Target insert for a combined total of 302 coupons with a face value of more than $415.
I'll be back to my usual routine of having the coupon database updated and the best Sunday deals posted early Sunday morning, about the same time your paper hits the driveway.
This Sunday, I'll also have a separate post matching up the new coupons with Harris Teeter's sales so you can maximize your savings during the last half of its Super Doubles promo.
If you've been wondering how to use the database or have other basic coupon questions head over HERE to my Coupons 101 section.
Please note: Single-copy and State Edition papers may not contain all coupon inserts.
The News & Observer's coupon database has been updated.
Though there were no coupon inserts in this Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer, I've deleted the handful of coupons that expired last week, marked this week's expiring coupons in bold, and added the two high-value P&G coupons we received in the Parade magazine.
Not familiar with the coupon database? You can access it on the right-hand side of the blog. There's a button at the bottom right to view it as a full-size page.
Or, you can download it as an Excel spreadsheet by clicking on the attachment at the bottom of this post.
It's a handy tool, giving you the most timely and detailed list of coupons in the Triangle.
For a detailed how-to post on the database, read my Coupons 101 post HERE.
For the second week in a row, there won't be any coupon inserts in this Sunday's N&O.
But, just like last week, you will find two high-value Procter & Gamble coupons in Sunday's Parade magazine.
Take advantage of the break to enjoy your holidays and be on the look out for a P&G insert in the Dec. 30 paper.
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.
Here's a great deal for all of us last-minute shoppers -- myself included.
Hallmark has reissued its Facebook offer for a $5 coupon on a $10 purchase.
This is a great discount for folks looking for small treats to fill Christmas stockings.
