If you're a fan of Kraft products, you'll be happy to hear that the company has released a large batch of printable coupons.

These coupons are rare so print them while they're still available.

You'll find them on The N&O's Find N Save coupon page. Click the 'Printable Coupons' link at the top of the blog.

Among the coupons available:

It's the start of a new month, which means it's time to print new coupons and load new digital coupons offers to your store loyalty cards.

This month, in particular, there seems to be a flood of new and especially good coupon offers.

Here's a sampling:

Note: This giveaway is now closed. Watch for a winner to be announced Saturday, Aug. 25.

I've got a goodie bag full of Wholesome Goodness snack foods to give away to one lucky blog reader.

If you're not familiar with Wholesome Goodness, its a relatively new line of products being carried by Wal-Mart, which I wrote about in a post HERE. Once exclusive to Wal-Mart, Rite Aid is now also carrying the Wholesome Goodness line.

The products do not contain artificial additives, sweeteners, colorings or preservatives. In total, there are 56 products, ranging from cold cereals to marinades to juice.

Please leave a comment below this post and you'll be in the running to win a goodie bag filled with:

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.

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:

The city of Raleigh has a new distinction as home to some of the most frugal-minded folks in America.

According to a study released this week by the website Coupons.com, the capital city ranks among the top five most frugal cities in the United States for 2011.

Atlanta was named the No. 1 most frugal city, followed by Tampa, St. Louis, Cincinnati and then Raleigh.

This year's No. 5 spot was a big move up in the frugal standings for Raleigh, which ranked as the 10th most frugal city in the 2010 survey,  said Patrick Crisp, a spokesman for Coupons.com, which is based in Mountain View, Calif.

Coupons.com is offering a dozen coupons on toys and games that have the potential to match up with clearance sales at Target and other stores trying to reduce their after-Christmas inventories.

The coupons range in value from $3 off a Jenga or Cranium game to as much as $8 off a Scrabble Flash, Simon Flash and Yahtzee Flash.

Think birthday party gifts and other special occasions throughout the year.

Most of the coupons expire March 11.

Here's a great deal for moms of bottle-fed babies: $10 off baby formula.

Right now, Coupons.com has a coupon for $10 off one 22 oz. or larger tub of Enfamil.

This coupon won't last long so print quickly if you're interested.

The online coupon printing site, Coupons.com, has got a 50-cent off coupon right now for "All You" magazine.

That's 50 cents off a $2.50 magazine full of coupons.

A big heads up to Mountain Dew fans.

There's a new printable coupon out for $1 off two 20 oz. bottles. It expires Jan. 7.

Click here to print. And remember, you may print two.

Soda coupons are few and far between so you'll want to print this one while it lasts.