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Well here’s a hot deal for you!  There is a new Oscar Mayer Lunchmeat catalina running through 6/10, the best deal by far is on the 2oz packages of Oscar Mayer lunchmeat which are currently selling for $0.99 each (reg. $1.29 each).

Oscar Mayer Lunchmeat Catalina
Valid through 6/10

Buy 3, Get $2 OYNO Catalina
Buy 4, Get $3 OYNO Catalina
Buy 5 or more, Get $4 OYNOCatalina

Here’s the great deal you can score…

Buy (5) Packages of the 2oz scar Mayer Lunchmeat – $0.99 each
Get a $4 OYNO Catalina
Final Price:  $0.95 or $0.19 each!

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Maybe you’ve been interested in testing the waters and making the switch to organic foods.  If so, chances are you’ll start small and take baby steps since it’s clearly going to increase your budget’s bottom line, or is it?  Now I’m not here to tell you it’s the same and you won’t noticed any difference at all, but it may not be as shocking as you once had thought.   So far we’ve made a several changes to the food we eat here in the Frugal household and we’re still sticking to our $75/week budget.  We’re not eating “clean” or “paleo” or anything like that, they’re great options but we’re being realistic for our family’s current budget, likes, and dislikes.

Here are the changes we have made so far (it’s been 4 weeks at this point)

  1. Organic Produce (when at all possible)
  2. Organic Milk – every week so far we’ve found organic milk on clearance, score!
  3. Natural Snacks – we shoot for 5 ingredients or less

Now I’d love to be able to move towards organic and grass fed meat but at this point it’s easily double the cost unless of course you go in and buy a large portion of a cow.  We are considering that at some point.

Today however I want to focus on organic veggies.  We’ve been solely eating organic produce for 1 month now and my budget hasn’t been affected at all yet.  I thought for sure I would cringe everytime at the prices, but I’ve found very little difference.  I do know that these prices could vary greatly based on your location in the US, so this won’t apply to everyone but it’s definitely worth checking out.  We knew at some point the prices would come down, it’s a simple supply and demand issue.  I’m just to see it’s finally starting to happen!

Last week I was at Safeway and I decided to really compare the prices,  side by side you’ll see what I found below…

This is just a small starting point to get you thinking.  Now there are often sales and we can get regular produce for less than the retail prices above – but organic produce also goes on sale!

Here’s another gem I discovered, when I pay a wee bit more for something I’m that much more determined to use it.  I’ve noticed a whole lot less waster this month as well.

I’d love to hear what you think about all of this.  I was shocked myself to find the prices so close, did it surprise you?

 

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Satisfy crunchy cravings without coupons!  Leave your coupons & scenarios at home, and pop in to the 99 Cents Only Store for these deals:

1.   Snackwells 130 Cal. Choc Popcorn, 5 pk.
2.   Rice Krispie Treats, 8 pk.
3.   NY Style Bagel Chips, 6 oz.
4.   Quaker Oat Granola Cookies, 7 pk.
5.   Quaker Yogurt Vanilla Granola Bars, 5 pk.
6.   Whole Cantaloupe
7.   Whole Honeydew
8.   Philadelphia Cream Cheese, 8 oz.
9.   Philadelphia Indulgence Dk Choc, 8 oz.
10. Organic Iced Tea w/Lemon, 16 oz. (priced $0.65)

I’m keeping an eye out for sunscreen.  Today there was an unfamiliar brand of sunscreen sticks, but I’m hoping for name brand!  We absolutely love these NY Style Bagel Chips.  They’re baked, not fried, and are a great chip alternative with dippers (hummus, Philly Indulgence).  The varieties I saw included Plain, Sea Salt, Everything, Sesame, and Garlic.  Grocery stores sell these for around $3.99.  I’ll pay only $1, thank you very much.

Despite the store name, not everything costs $0.999 or $1.  Today I had to snap a picture of the O Organic Iced Tea.  This is a Safeway brand, and each bottle is priced at $0.65 (compared with $1.09 at Safeway).  On two occasions, I’ve witnessed happy 99 Cent shoppers loading up on this Organic Iced Tea.  A lot of the non-refrigerated beverages fall into a lower pricepoint, so check the shelf tags.  The only item that is priced higher than $1 is the gallon of milk.  It is priced $2.99 at my store.

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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I spent the afternoon scouting out a few great deals at Target, I’ll have that post up shortly.  In the mean time here is what I ended up purchasing today, quite a few great deals this week!  You can head over here for all of the recent Target deals.

Mossimo Lace Tanks – $6 (Reg. $8)
$3/1 Mossimo Apparel Coupon Target Coupon (no longer available)
Final Price: $3.00 each

Garnier Fructis Shampoo – $2.99
$1/1 Garnier Hair Care Item Target Coupon
$1/1 Garnier Fructis Shampoo
Final Price: $0.99

Revlon Nail Files and Clippers – $1.89
$2/1 Revlon Beauty Tools Target Coupon
Final Price: FREE!

Cutter Insect Repellant Products – $4.49
$1.00 off one Cutter Product
$2.00 off one Cutter Product Target Coupon
Final Price: $1.49

Up & Up Makeup Pencil Sharpener – $1.37 
$0.75/1 Up & Up Cosmetic Accessory Item Target Coupon
Final Price: $0.62

Up & Up Ibuprofen Tablets 24 ct – $0.97
Use the $1/1 Up & Up® Pain Relief Target Coupon
Final Price: FREE!

Spectracide Weed & Grass Treatment 26 oz – $3.49 (on sale through 5/19)
$3/1 Spectracide Lawn & Garden Care Item Target Coupon
Final Price: $0.49

Up & Up Disposable Straws – $0.97
$0.50/1  Up & Up Disposable Tableware Product Target Coupon
Final Price: $0.47

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Organic veggies, juices, and a frugal/earth-friendly idea for organizing a stockpiler’s pantry!  Here are today’s finds:

1.   Earthbound Farms Organic Spring Mix, 5 oz.
2.   Organics Biologique Baby Arugula, 5 oz.
3.   Minute Maid Premium Peach Juice, 59 oz.
4.   Minute Maid Pink Lemonade, 59 oz.
5.   Mott’s 100% Vegetable Juice, 64 oz.
6.   Mott’s Applesauce, 6 pk.
7.   Back To Nature California Lemon Cookies, 9 oz. (also Ginger)
8.   Kraft Velveeta Pepper Jack, 1 lb.

I use the little cups of applesauce whenever I bake brownies or quick breads.  Applesauce can be swapped for oil to save on fat calories!  I do it all the time with boxed brownie mix & the applesauce is unnoticeable in finished products.  These little cups are handy because they’re about 1/2 cup & I don’t have to open a big jar of applesauce.  A frugal tip:  Maximize the energy it takes to power the oven.  If your main dish requires the oven, plan on also roasting some veggies and/or baking brownies or a banana bread.  I try hard not to cook a single item in the oven!

After we’ve eaten our organic veggies, I re-purpose the clear plastic boxes + lids!  The boxes work well in the pantry for rounding-up things like these NutriGrain Bars.  I have a stockpile of  NutriGrain Bars as a result of a Catalina offer of free milk.  As you can see, the boxes stack well.  I like that they’re clear so that family members can view the contents.  In organizing the stockpile of bars, I’ve placed them in order of expiration dates.  So, for a $1, I get my veggies and a pantry storage box, too!  To all the other moms who read TFF, have a Happy Mother’s Day!

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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This is a photo series of items I’d NEVER shell out money for at Costco.  I’ll be doing several of these as well as posts on what I WOULD buy at Costco.  Most of the items I list today I’d never buy at Costco, because we can almost always get them FREE or even as Money Makers.  Wouldn’t you agree?

Here are a few other popular Costco posts here on The Frugal Find…

  1. (Updated List!) Items I WILL buy at Costco…
  2. How to find Clearance items at Costco
  3. Why we bought a Costco membership…
  4. You can shop at Costco WITHOUT a membership!

$4.25 per box of cereal – Ouch! I’d pay up to $1.50 for Frosted Mini Wheats max.

We see deals on feminine products on a regular basis, often times even FREE!

Here is a 5ct package of Degree Deodorant for $13.49 or $2.69 each.  This isn’t a deal at all, almost on a weekly basis you can get deodorant anywhere from free to $0.99 each.

I’d expect to be PAID to take anymore toothpaste home, let alone pay over $2 per tube!

My mouth dropped when I saw the price over these razors, did yours?  Yes it’s true, sadly people still pay for these things.

Here’s one last item that we can get on sale, as low as $0.99 for a smaller bottle on a regular basis.

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Cinco de Mayo’s around the corner & my menu plan is inspired by ingredients from the 99 Cents Only Store:

1.   Cacique Queso Fresco, 4oz.
2.   Knudsen Crema Mexicana Sour Cream, 16oz.
3.   Fresh Limes, 2 lbs.
4.   Whole Pineapple
5.   Organic Romaine Hearts, 3ct.
6.   Green Beans, 1 lb.
7.   Nabisco Fruit Thins Fig & Honey
8.   TGI Friday’s Loaded Chicken & Cheese, frozen 12oz.
9.   Ore Ida Ultimate Baked Potato & Cheese, frozen 10oz.

So, I’m planning Fish Tacos since Raley’s/Nob Hill has the frozen tilapia for $1.99 for a one pound bag (with E-coupon, thru’ today). The Queso Fresco, Crema Mexicana, and fresh limes will be excellent garnish … and I have organic guacamole in my freezer from last week’s trip!  I also want to try an amazing idea for corn-on-the-cob.  It involves a touch of butter, squeeze of lime, and a sprinkle of chili powder and cilantro. Fresh corn is 4/$1 at Fresh & Easy Market.

The Clayton Rd store has a small selection of adult clothing.  Upon reading the hangtags, I found that they are recycled, gently-used garments.  The labels includ Land’s End and Gap.  So, if you enjoy garage sales and thrift shops, you can see what the 99 Cents Only Store has to offer now, too.

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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Here in the East Bay, it feels like we fast-forwarded from winter to summer, completely skipping spring!  First picnic of the year?  99 Cents Only Store has me covered with these essentials:

1.   Minute Maid Cherry Limeade, 1 gallon (!)
2.   Pepperidge Farms Stone Baked Artisan Rolls, frozen 8ct
3.   Oscar Mayer Oven Roasted Turkey Breast Fat Free, 10oz.
4.   Fresh Avocados, 2ct
5.   Cabo Fresh Certified Organic Guacamole, frozen 12oz.
6.   Back To Nature Natural Grahams, 10oz.
7.   Jell-O S’Mores Pudding Cups, 6ct
8.   Pop Tarts Strawberry Low Fat, 8ct
9.   Hormel Maple Bacon Sausage, frozen 12ct
10. Bananas, 2lbs

The gallon of Minute Maid was such a deal, I grabbed two.  I will use a portion of it to make DIY Slushies (ICEE).  The organic guacamole will go into the freezer until Cinco de Mayo.  With my fresh avocado, I like to use it in sandwiches as a mayonaise replacement.  Simply sprinkle with lemon juice to prevent browning.  And the Pepperidge Farms Stone Baked Artisan Rolls made me giggle.  Remember when Safeway offered these rolls as a Just4U Freebie, but we couldn’t find them in the store?!

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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I love Target and I love getting 5% cash back on all of my purchases too.  Have you signed up for the Target Red Card Debit Card yet?  For SO long I kept saying “no thank you” when the cashiers would offer me the chance to sign up.  Truthfully I just didn’t know what it was and assumed it was some kind of credit card or that there must be some hidden fees.  Well it isn’t and there aren’t!  It’s exactly what they say it is – a debit card that pulls directly from your bank account and when you use it you get another 5% off of your total, for FREE!
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Pictured above is my shopping trip from yesterday.  I spent just over $17 and I got a $5 Target Gift Card to use on my next shopping trip plus I saved $45 off the current sale prices!

Splenda Brown Sugar Blend – $3.27 ($4.29 at my store)
$1/1 Splenda Brown Sugar Blend TARGET coupon
$2/1 Splenda Sugar Blend or Brown Sugar Blend, 200 ct/9.7 oz 04/01/2012 SS Insert (exp 06/23/2012)
Final Price: $1.29
Buy (2) California Pizza Kitchen Pizzas – $5.00
Use $2/1 California Pizza Kitchen, 12 in, TARGET coupon
Plus Stack with (2) $1/1 California Pizza Kitchen Frozen Pizza
Final Price: $3.00
Buy (2) Dove Shampoo or Conditioner – $3.49
Buy (1) Dove Styling Product – $4.49
Use (2)  $2/1 Dove Shampoo, Conditioner, or Styling product coupon
Use (1)  FREE Dove Styler wyb 2 Dove Hair Care products TARGET coupon
Final Price: $0.99 each!
Buy (2) Alexia Sweet Potato Fries – $2.99
Get 1 Bottle of Hunt’s Ketchup FREE
Use (2) $1.00 off any Alexia sweet potato item
Final Price: $1.33 each!
Lifesavers Candy – $1.84
$1/1 Lifesavers Candy Coupon
$0.75/1 Lifesavers Target Coupon
Final Price: $0.09
Buy (2) Schick Hydro Silk Razors – $9.49
Get a $5 Target Gift Card
$4/1 Schick Hydro Silk Razor or Refill 03/25/2012 SS Insert (exp 05/02/2012)
$3/1 Schick Hydro Silk Razor or Refill 
 Final Price: $2.99 each (I had (2) $1.50/1 Schick Hydro Target Coupon that are no longer available so my razors were only $1.49 each – maybe you printed these coupons too?)
Ocean Spray Craisins – $1.87
Free Product Coupon that came with this sample!
Final Price: FREE!
Revlon Beauty Tools – $2.89 each
$5/2 Revlon Beauty Tools (no longer available)
Final Price: $0.39 each

You can find more Target deals running this week over here.

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I braved a rainstorm to do my weekly hunt & gather at the 99 Cents Only Store! It was worth it —  Happy with these finds, all $1 each:

1.   PAM Nonstick Spray Olive Oil, 5 oz.
2.   Coffeemate Cafe Latte Creamer, 16 oz.
3.   Danimals Crunchers, 4 pk.
4.   Old El Paso Green Chiles, 4 oz.
5.   Cracker Barrel Extra Sharp Cheddar, 10 oz.
6.   Whole Grain Sandwich Flats (Thins), 12 oz.
7.   Nabisco Whole Grain Saltines, 16.5 oz.
8.   Butternut Squash, 2 ct.
9.   Broccoli
10. Yoplait Light Vanilla Yogurt, 32 oz.

There’s an amazing-looking recipe for Frozen Yogurt Dots that I’d like to try.  I wonder if the texture is like Dippin’ Dots?  So, part of my Yoplait will go towards that recipe.  I got an unbelievable deal on fresh strawberries yesterday (4 lb. box for 75cents @ Fresh&Easy), so with the remainder of my Yoplait, I can make parfaits or smoothies.  With the butternut squash, I’m planning to add chunks to Chili.  The PAM Olive Oil will be handy when spritzing veggies prior to roasting, or for making my own baked pita chips … I grabbed three PAMs!

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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Inspiration ingredients for an Easter celebration meal at the 99 Cents Only Stores!  A splash of color for the table, compliments of these veggies in vibrant Easter egg hues.  What would you prepare with these ingredients?

1.    Chartreuse Broccoflower
2.    Purple Cauliflower (also, White)
3.    Asparagus
4.    Portabella Mushrooms, huge!
5.    Alouette Crumbled Goat Cheese, 3.5oz.
6.    Laughing Cow Cream Cheese Wedges, 8 ct.
7.    Avocados
8.    Cocoa Puffs Treats, 6 ct.
9.    Hershey’s Bliss Cocoa Choc/Raspberry, 5 ct.
10.  Chicken Broth, no msg added, 32 oz.

11.  Frozen Sliced Peaches, 2 lbs. (look for Strawberries, too)

I like to have these big Portabella Mushrooms on hand if vegetarians are joining my table.  They are so meaty & taste great grilled and brushed with your favorite sauce.  Top it with melted cheese and it’s a winner!  The Laughing Cow cheese wedges make ideal appetizers alongside crackers (there were nice Pepperidge Farm crackers) & grapes.  And for the grand finale, a dessert using the 2 lbs. of frozen fruit.  Oh, and I made a quick stop at the Clayton Fresh & Easy, and picked up a whole pineapple on sale for only 99 cents!

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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Above is my total loot, I had to stop back in today for some of it since the first day of the sale my store was about wiped out.  They were restocking the shelves this morning though and I was able to get some more toys!  I think my total was just over $20 for everything pictured above.

This is reader Amber’s shopping trip, looks like she did well too!

Battleship, Scrabble Flash, Candyland, Clue card game, Sorry card game, Scrabble card game, My First Crayola triangle crayons, 3 boxes of pasta noodles, Stayfree liners, Fisher Price Laugh & Learn puppy, Up & Up deposible razors, Aquafresh toothpaste and two shirts all for $32.96. Receipt says I saved $105.49

You can go here and scroll down to see the various deal scenarios for this sale, although I’m pretty sure most of the Target coupons are gone now.  Didn’t you just LOVE this deal?  What deals did you score?

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I absolutely LOVE it when readers share their shopping trips with me, it makes what i do so very real.  Knowing you all are out there armed with coupons and grabbing the deals I tell you about just makes my day!  Here is Lisa’s shopping trip from today, 3/30 at Safeway.  Below you’ll find the deals/coupons she used.

Reynold’s Foil, 35- 75 sq ft – $2.99
With in ad coupon, Limit 2
$1.50 off one package of Reynolds Wrap Foil
Final Price: $1.49
Green Mountain, Tully’s, Cafe Escapes K-Cups, 12ct – $5.00
Friday Only (Note that the ad does exclude Folgers, Starbucks, and Safeway Select K-Cups)
$2/1 Cafe Escapes K-Cups Coupon (use zip code 12345)
$2/1 Green Mountain K-Cups Coupon
Final Price: $3.00 or  $0.25 each – this is the LOWEST I have ever seen them!
I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter – $1.99
With in ad coupon, Limit 4
$1.25/1 I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter Coupon
Final Price: $0.74
Hormel Natural Choice Lunchmeat – $2.49
With in ad coupon, Limit 5
$0.50 off HORMEL NATURAL CHOICE Deli Meat
Final Price: $1.99
Star Olive Oil – $5.00
Friday Only
$1/1 Star Olive Oil, 16 oz+ 
$1/1 Star Olive Oil, 16 oz+ 02/26/2012 SS Insert (exp 04/30/2012)
Final Price: $4.00
Nivea Lip Care – $0.99
$1/1 Nivea Lip Care Coupon
Final Price: FREE!

Thanks Lisa for sharing your trip with us!

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Today I’ll share two sections: Grocery & Non-Grocery items appearing now at the 99 Cents Only Stores.  First, here are the Non-Grocery finds from my Clayton Rd. store:

1.   K&Company Adhesive Chipboard Die Cuts (retail $4-$5)
2.   Circo Infant Hat with UPF 50+ Sun Protection
3.   Lysol Antibacterial Kitchen Spray, 22 oz.

With Spring Break coming up, it’s a good time to line-up craft projects for yourself & the kids.  These Chipboard Die Cuts are adorable, and they look/feel expensive!  Here are Creative Project Ideas using this product.  One of the die cut packs is themed Family Vacation.  Perfect for creating memory books of family trips.  I also spotted coordinating stickers and stamps from the EK Success brand.  If Spring Break includes travel to sunny locations, or for summertime swim lessons and sandbox time, pick up the Circo Infant Hat w/UPF 50+ Sun Protection to shade precious little heads!

Here are my Grocery finds:

1.   Butterball Oven Roasted Chicken, 5 oz. (also, Turkey)
2.   Jamba Juice Apple-Greens, 16.9 oz (looks seriously healthy)
3.   Jamba All-Energy Drink, 8.4 oz.
4.   Banquet Brown’N Serve Sausage Crumbles, 9.6 oz.
5.   Sourdough English Muffins
6.   Artisan Boston Lettuce
7.   Lentils, 1 lb.

Sumiko shared her Lentil Soup recipe recently on TFF.  My family loves Lentil Soup.  It’s a great way to use up all the odds & ends of veggies at week’s end.  Believe me, you can not mess-up on a soup recipe!  Soup is very forgiving!

This week’s shopping trip highlight was brought to you by Jolene, the  TFF 99 Cents Only Store expert! Find a 99 Cents Store location near you.  

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I shopped for everything above in a few different trips, as I was testing deals, etc.  Plus I had to go back for yesterday’s $5 Friday deals. All in all my total was just under $32, but I used catalinas from the Kraft Cheese and Frozen Foods promo to keep my cost down.   I was able to double 4 coupons for a total savings of $2.00 on each trip, I think this was 3 trips total for another $6 savings.  You can go here to see all of the current Safeway deals.

Myth of Doubling Coupons:

I had this grand idea before moving to a “land of doubles” that doubling would mean FREE groceries and that we could cut our budget in half!  It’s not all it seems to be, while I’m very thankful for the $2 savings each time I shop – it by no means is what you would think doubling your coupons means.  At Safeway we can double 4 coupons for a maximum savings of $0.50 per coupon up to $2 – not exactly doubling.  That is the only store here in Central Oregon (that I’m aware of) that double’s coupons.

The deals and coupons are listed below…

Nivea Lip Care – $0.99
$1/1 Nivea Lip Care Coupon
Final Price: FREE!
Carefree Liners – $0.99
$0.50 off any CAREFREE product
$1/1 Carefree 03/18/2012 SS Insert (exp 04/30/2012)
Final Price: FREE!
Travel Size ReNu Contact Lens Solution – $2.00
$2.00 off renu fresh™ multi-purpose solution (no longer available)
Final Price: FREE! 
Schick Hydro Silk Razor – $5.99
$4/1 Schick Hydro Silk Razor or Refill 02/26/2012 SS Insert (exp 04/08/2012)
Final Price: $1.99
Silk Milk Single Serve – $1.25
$0.55/1 Silk Milk (single serve) coupon
Final Price: $0.70 or $0.15 w/ doubles 
Silk Milk Fruit & Protein – $2.00
$1/1 Silk Fruit & Protein coupon
Final Price: $1.00 or $0.50/ doubles 
2 Dozen Eggs – $0.80 after 50% off clearance
1 Gallon of Milk – FREE w/ Kellogg’s Catalina
*Note* These expire on the 3/27 so don’t forget to use them! 
Fresh Express Garden or Garden Salad – $1.00
$0.75/1 Fresh Express Spinach Coupon from the Fresh Ideas Booklet (found in the produce section) or some have been able to print the coupon HERE.
Final Price: $0.25
Oscar Mayer Smoked Turkey Bacon, 3 12oz Packages – $5.00
Friday Only
Final Price: $1.66 each!
Lucerne Cheese, 32 oz – $5.00
Friday Only
$2/$10 Lucerne Products
Final Price: $4 each
Tillamook Yogurt – $0.50 each
$1/4 Tillamook Light Yogurts 
Final Price: $0.25 each or $0.12 each w/ doubles
Stouffer’s Farmers Harvest Steam Meals – $2.50
Money Back Guarantee Offer
$1/1 Stouffer’s Farmers Harvest coupon from today’s 3/18 SS
$1/1 Stouffer’s Farmers Harvest Steam Meals (Facebook Offer)
Buy 4, Get a $5 Frozen Foods Catalina (need to buy 5 in some areas)
Final Price: as low as $6 out of pocket wyb 4 plus the $5 catalina frozen foods catalina!
Buy (6) Lean Cuisine Meals – $2.50 each – mine were all on clearance 50% off, woo hoo!
Buy (2) Skinny Cow Frozen Treats, 4-6ct
Buy (2) Nestle Pure Life Water, 6pks (pay for one – $1.50)
Get a $5 Frozen Foods Catalina to use on your next shopping trip
Use (1) B5G1 Skinny Cow Frozen Snack WYB 5 Lean Cuisine Varieties, 5 – 16 oz AND 1 Nestle Pure Life Splash Flavored Beverages, p. 55 All You, March 2012 (exp 05/31/2012) 
Final Price: $16.50 for all 10 items out of pocket plus a $5 catalina to spend on your next shopping trip!
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