As promised yesterday, here’s some great coupon matchups for you with printables:
Target: Buy 4 Kashi Snacks get one free. They are on sale for $2.59 each. Use Coupons.com coupon for $1.50. You should be able to print two.
Smiths: Get two gallons of milk when you buy four Kelloggs or Keebler products. Kellogg’s cereals are 4/$10. Use the following Coupons.com coupons:
$1.00 off Kellogg`s Smart Start Cereal
Frosted Mini Wheats
Kroger will be having a huge sale called the Cart Buster this week. It will feature lots of P&G products, so you can use the coupons from the last Brandsaver. Betty Crocker is one brand that will be featured.Also General Mills, Progresso, Nature Valley, and many other brands. Be sure to print coupons from Coupons.com for these as they become available, as I am sure they will disappear soon.
Target has some super printables this week. Remember, Walmart takes competitor’s coupons, so you may be able to cash in there with Target coupons. See your store for details.
Not all stores will accept internet printables. It is a good idea to check before you go. These really help you increase the savings, as they are not as plentiful as the coupons in the newspaper, and are higher value. You can get up to two printed each time. Besides Coupons.com, look for printables on SmartSource.com and RedPlum.com. Others limit them to one of each kind, or a set number per transaction.
When you see a printable coupon for a free item, you should suspect fraud. Don’t buy these on Ebay, as they are always fake. Most manufacturers have discontinued allowing you to print freebies, and mail them to you instead.
You should be able to combine printable manufacturers coupons with printable store coupons, such as the ones at Target. I’ve never had a problem with printables at Walgreen’s or CVS. You will find however that Dollar General does not accept them.