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If you are brand new to couponing and just visiting this blog you can start at the Coupons 101 - Overview to get a start on the how to's of couponing.

Always, feel free to contact me at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!



Today Panda Express is offering a free single serving order of their Peppercorn Shrimp with this printable coupon. No purchase is necessary.

Weekly Plus is offering a Birthday Party deal for your little prince or princess. For only $129 you will get Enchanted Party Package for up to eight children that includes professional face painting, dress-up, activities, picture time and more. A value of $325. They also have 2 tickets to an exotic car show in Littleton for only $10, a $20 value. Head over here to sign into or create your Weekly Plus account to get these fun deals.

The Red Lion Restaurant just west of Boulder is offering a three course meal for only $25 through March 15th. The Daily Camera has a printable ad that you can bring with you to get a glass of house wine or beer for free to go along with this dinner! The meal sounds delicious with your choice of appetizer, entree and dessert including items like Wild Game Appetizer Sampler or Escargot, Trout, Bison Sirloin or Wild Mushroom Potato Gnocchiand Creme Burlee or Apple Strudel and many other choices too. Now I just have to find a sitter for my kids and I'll be there!

Thursday, February 23rd the Nuggets take on the San Antonio Spurs and it is Family Night with four tickets and four family meals for $69. Wednesday, February 29, they play the Portland Trailblazers and the promotion is Youth Night, with kids 14 and under admitted FREE with the purchase of a full-price adult ticket. Head over here for more information about these deals or to purchase your tickets.

Through today at Chili’s you can get up to 2 free kids meals with the purchase of an adult entrée with this printable coupon. This is good for both dine-in and carry out orders.


Save on all the things you love to do!

Entertainment coupon books are only $19.99 shipped – regularly priced at $35. This sale runs through 2/26. Get additional books for only $15 each shipped. This is the best sale you will see on this book until it gets closer to the coupons expiring. Most coupon in these books are good through November and include tons of great deals including restaurants, attractions, shopping, and tons more. I usually buy 2 books each year as I like to have duplicate coupons for my favorite places. These make great gifts and it only takes using 1 or 2 coupons to more than pay for the book. Get yours today, before this great sale ends!

Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!



Wow, it has been a while! Today we talked about Using Coupons...What not to do!

Here's a recap of the information we discussed...
Using coupons that are not valid. Whether it is an expired coupon or a coupon that you are unsure of it's origin. If it is a coupon that you are unsure of, pass on the savings you would get - it isn't worth it. Deal sites sometimes link to printable coupons that are not authentic. I don't use a coupon unless I can track it to the companies website and verify it is not a fraudulent coupon.

Incomplete coupons - Make sure when you are cutting out coupons, you don't cut off any part of it. Retailers need the expiration date, fine print and all bar codes in order to get reimbursed for the coupon.

Using coupons for products other that what the coupon states it is valid for. There are many coupons that are valid on all kinds of products and many coupons that are only good on one or two products. Make sure to read the fine print and only use the coupon as intended.

Printable coupons - Most printable coupons allow you to print the coupon two times. Photocopying these is illegal. Each printable coupon has a unique number to it so that it can be tracked and monitored.

Peelie coupons are the ones are attached to products. Don't take them off of a product you aren't buying. Taking these coupons off of products you aren't buying is the equivalent of stealing. Saving a bit of money just isn't worth it.

Dumpster Diving - many cities and counties have rules against getting items out of dumpsters, whether it is a trash or recycling bin. There are tons of other ways to get multiple copies of coupons. Ask friends, family, neighbors that don't use coupons if they would mind giving you the coupons from their Sunday paper.

Taking coupon inserts out of newspapers. It's becoming more and more common to find Sunday newspapers where the coupon inserts have been taken out of from newspaper machines and store copies.

Not following store policies. Most stores have a corporate coupon policy and if not individual stores have rules and policies in regards to coupon usage. If you are unsure of your stores policy - ask! Not knowing and following couponing policies is a big no-no! Make yourself aware of the policies of the stores you regularly shop.

Don't try to be the Extreme Couponer. The show does not set a good example as to how to coupon effectively. Don't buy 200 tubes of toothpaste, unless you plan to donate it to organizations that can make good use of it.

Finally, only buy what you will use or donate. Even if it is free, it is wasteful to get a bunch of items that won't be used. If you aren't going to use it, donate it to someone who will! Buying items just because they are a good deal but are products you won't use is a great way to waste all of the money you will save using coupons!

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

$10 Papa John's Gift Card only $5!


If you love pizza then this is the deal for you. Head over to Weekly Plus to score a $10 Papa John's gift card for only $5! Hurry as this deal had limited quantities and will sell out quickly! Make sure to check out the fine print as it is only valid on zip codes 80000-80640 and excludes Fort Collins, Loveland and Greeley customers.

Go here to log into or create your Weekly Plus account and get in on this deal.

Papa John's is my favorite pizza, so you know I grabbed one for us!

Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Eversave: $22 + shipping for Shearling Boots!


This is a great deal! For the next 2 days, Eversave is offering a voucher for shearling boots (like the ones pictured above) for only $22, up to a $100 value! You can redeem this voucher for a number of shearling boots that you choose and only spend an additional $5.95 to have them shipped. $27.95 for a pair of these boots seems like a great deal. The notes on these boots say to buy one size larger than you usually do as they tend to run small.

Head over here to sign up for or sign into your Eversave account.

I'm getting the short ones with the single button - I can't wait to try them out in our chilly weather!!

Monday, January 16, 2012

Super Cute Kids Cookbook Set Deal!

I was wandering around the daily deal sites and stumbled across this super cute deal! The Savvy Source, a great deal site that gives 5% of your purchases back to the preschool of your choice, has a great deal on some super cute kids cookbooks. They have Handstand Kids Italian Cookbook kits, Mexican Cookbook kits and Chinese cookbook kits on a huge discount (usually $25) for only $10 each with $5 shipping. These kits not only come packaged super cute, but also come with kitchen utensils to help with the preparation of the dishes.

After being intrigued by these, I checked out reviews on these books. All 3 of these sets have 5 star ratings on Amazon! It looks like they are great sets to give to your little ones or give as gifts. They were also priced at $28 each on Amazon, so the $15 these will run you through The Savvy Source seems to be a great deal, not to mention the 5% that will go to the preschool of your choice!

I know my kids tend to be more adventurous and whine less about what is for dinner when they are involved in choosing and preparing it and this looks like a super fun way to do just that. I'm ordering a copy of each one for our family and considering buying a few as gifts for other families!

If you are interested in this deal, head over here to sign into your account or create a new account with The Savvy Source. Once you are logged in, you may need to click on the 'Cozy Up' deals to find these fun sets.

Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!



Shell gas stations have a promotion going on right now where you buy 10 gallons or more of gas and get voucher stamped by clerk to get buy one, get one free ski tickets at Copper Mountain, Crested Butte, Loveland, Monarch, Sunlight or Winter Park. Certain blackout dates apply. Head over here for more information about this deal.

This Saturday, January 14th, IKEA is having a BYOF (Bring Your Own Friends Day) and if you RSVP on their facebook page here you will be able to print an offer for a free blue bag, free breakfast until 11 am and buy one, get one free lunch from 12-4pm. They will also be doing gift card drawings throughout the day.

Buca di Beppo has a printable coupon good for $10 off a $20 or more purchase good through Sunday, January 15th. Get this money saving coupon here.

Go ice skating for FREE at Southwest Rink at Skyline Park through February 14th. Skate completely free if you have your own skates or rent skates for only $2. Fun events like DJs on Friday nights, learn to skate on Saturday mornings, Saturday brings in live entertainment and Sunday afternoon is family entertainment. Head over here for more information about this fun activity.

Jamba Juice has some great printable coupons good through January 19th get a Fit 'n Fruitful 16-oz. smoothie for $2, a 12-oz. Probiotic Fruit & Yogurt Blends and a 16-oz. Coldbuster Smoothie for only $2. Head over here to print out these great coupons!

Mimi’s Café has a printable coupon good through Friday for a free 4 pack of muffins with any $7.99 or more breakfast or $8.99 or more lunch or dinner purchase. These 4 packs of muffins usually retail for $5.99, so this is a significant savings with this coupon.

Finally, we talked about shopping sales and clearance and this can save you lots of money. I shop after holiday sales to stock up on items for the next year. This year I snagged some full sized Nutcrackers for only $1, down from $20, some PJs for my kiddos for next Christmas for 90% off and several ornaments and decorations. Our family has a tradition of giving the kids new PJs on Christmas eve to wear and by buying them a year ahead of time, I save a significant amount of money. This year I spent $5 on 4 pairs of PJs, if I would have waited to get them before Christmas next year and paid full price for them, I would have spent closer to $50 on them!

I also shop at the end of season clearance for clothing and items for my kids. I always keep my eyes open for winter jacket clearances as these are pretty pricey. This year I snagged a couple of dress jackets for $8 each, down from $27 each and 2 winter snow jackets from Children's Place for only $14 each, after clearance price and 20% off coupon. If you shop at certain stores regularly, it pays to sign up for their loyalty club, as this is how I got the additional 20% off of my purchase coupon. These jackets retail for $70 each - so I saved a ton of money and was still able to get my kids nice warm jackets for next winter. I also do this for clothing for my kids. Now that retailers are getting out their spring merchandise, they are marking down their winter clothing and shopping ahead for their clothes for next year can save you tons of money!

Feel free to look around this website for tons of other money saving ideas and tips. Some of my favorite ones are here, here, here and here. Please feel free to contact me directly at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com with any questions you may have after looking around the site!

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Tom's of Maine Toothpaste and Deodorant? only $1 each!


This week (through Tuesday) Albertson's has Tom's of Maine toothpaste on sale for $3. There are $2/1 coupons available at the store to get these for only $1 per tube. My store had the coupons at the register and just scanned them when I checked out. Other stores are reported to have the tearpads of coupons out for you to grab yourself.

They had both kids and adult versions on sale, these are usually $3.99 at Albertsons. This is about the lowest price I've seen on this brand of toothpaste, so if you use this - stock up!! I heard that the deodorant is also on sale for $3, but forgot to look when I was there. If it is, you can use the same coupon to get it for only $1 each too!

While you are there check out their 3 lb. bag of oranges for only $1 and their frozen Tilapia (1 lb. bag) for buy 1 get 2 free this week - making it $2.66/lb. when you buy 3 packages. If they are out of either of these items just ask for a raincheck and pick it up on your next trip there.

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!



Happy New Year!!! We thought we'd kick this year off with a segment that discussed how to save money on your grocery bill. It's a bit of a novel, so let's get started...

I think grocery budgets are an area that most people would like to see cuts in their spending. With a little bit of learning and some planning, you can drastically slash your grocery budget. This first step to starting to save money on groceries is to track what your family eats. Doing this serves a few purposes, you will know what how much of items you eat and also may point out just at a glance a few areas you could instantly save money on. Beverages are an area that many families tend to spend tons of money on without even thinking about it. In our home we offer the kids milk or water as their regular choices. Juice is a special treat for any of us. We always have tea on hand for the adults but I spend very little of our grocery budget on drinks.

I suggest tracking your meals for a couple of weeks to see what you really are eating and drinking. Once you've done this, you now have a way to create a list of food items your family regularly eats. Do you eat chicken 3 times a week? Are canned tomatoes a staple used in a bunch of your meals? Sometimes we don't even realize what we are using so regularly without looking at it. Once you have this list, you can now use the weekly store sales flyers to begin meal planning and stocking up on items that are on sale. Did you know that Wal-Mart and Target have price matching policies. This is a great way to get all the great deals each week without having to run from store to store. Just bring in the sale flyers with you and let the clerk know that you have some price matching to do. I usually put all the items that I am not price matching at the front of my order and separate the ones I need to price match so that it is easy for the cashier and for me. I have each ad ready to go to show the cashier what the price should be. Price matching saves lots of money and time and energy running from store to store.

Meal planning is exactly how it sounds - make a plan of meals. This will give you an opportunity to buy items that are on sale and use them to make meals instead of deciding what you want to eat and paying full price for the items. Using what is on sale to make your meal plan is a HUGE step to saving a bunch on money on your groceries. My family eats lots of boneless, skinless chicken and I never pay more than $1.99/lb. for them because I buy them when they are on sale. I buy them in large quanities and take them home and divide them and freeze them so that I always have some on hand. This saves me from running out and having to pay $4 or more per pound for the same product. Also, be flexible with meal planning until you figure out what works for your family. I initially started out with a plan saying that on Monday we would have X and Tuesday we would have Y. Well it would be Monday and X didn't sound good to me at all and I'd forget my whole plan. Now I plan 6 dinners per week but don't assign them to a day, I just look at my list in the morning and try to decide what would be tasty for dinner that night.

Did you know that store sales run on about a 6-8 week rotation? This is where the tracking of your meals also comes in handy. If you know your family eats chicken 3 times per week and the sales come around about every 6 weeks, you should stock up on enough chicken for about 18 meals or so when you see that price at rock bottom! Stocking up on items at rock bottom prices and starting a "stockpile" of goods is a great way to save money - as long as you are stocking up on items you will actually use! Having a stockpile means that when you meal plan, you probably won't need to purchase everything the recipes require to make your meals.

The next step to saving money on your grocery bill is to use coupons when they are available for items you already use. Don't use coupons to buy items you don't use unless they are free or very inexepensive and you plan to donate them. To save the most money, pair coupons with sales to get items for pennies on the dollar. If you are shopping at a store that offers store coupons, you can "stack" store coupons and manufacturer coupons to save even more money.

Bigger doesn't always mean less expensive. Check unit pricing on the items you are buying, especially if using coupons. You usually get more bang for your buck if your purchase smaller items when using coupons. Also, try not to be too brand loyal. In my house there are only a select few items that I am brand loyal to, like ketchup. Otherwise, if I need pasta sauce and usually buy Prego, but Barilla is cheaper that week - then Barilla it is for us.

Planning and being organized is what will you the most money on your grocery budget. Minimizing trips to the store, as these trips for one item usually ending up with more than just that item in your arms. Follow these steps and stick to your shopping list and you will see drastic decreases in your grocery bill. When I intially started shopping like this and couponing, I cut my grocery bill in the area of 60% compared to what I was spending before.

If you are interested in couponing but are not quite sure what it is all about, I suggest reading this post to get your feet wet.

If you have questions, you can always contact me at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com - Happy New Years, now let's save some money!

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Tons of printable coupons - woo hoo!

Head over here to check out a TON of great new printable coupons that were just released. These coupons are completely free to print and can save you tons of money.

I'm super excited about these ones, but there are tons of other ones too...
$.50/2 any Kraft Natural Shredded Cheeses
$1/2 Big G Cereals (Cheerios)
$.75/1 Muir Glen Product
- who said there aren't great coupons for natural/organic/healthy products??
$1/1 for 2 different Kashi products
$1/2 Ziploc brand bags
Buy 2 Play-doh 4 packs and get 1 free!
$1/1 Bear Naked product
$5/1 for 2 different Enfamil products
$4/1 Chuggington Train Video
- rumor has it you can score these for $4.99 at Best Buy right now and if they will accept this coupon, they would only be $.99 out of pocket!

...plus a bunch more. Head over here to get them while they last!

Happy New Year!


I took a few weeks off from blogging to just enjoy the holidays and I really did, but now it is time to get back to the great deals! If you are like lots of people and looking to be healthier in the New Year then I may just have a couple of deals for you! Both deals are for meal planing to help making eating healthy even easier.

Weekly Plus is offering 3 months of meal planning made easy by My Weekly Fig for only $12 - a $30 value. Head over here to get more information or to get this deal. You may need to look on the right hand side of the page that lists multiple deals to find this.

The Savvy Source is offering 1 year of meal planning from Food on the Table for only $35 - a $70 value. Head over here for more information or to get this great deal. Click on the 'offers' tab at the top of the page to find it.

I'm really thinking of taking advantage of one of these great offers, what about you?

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Treasure Cave Cheese Printable Coupon!


I love blue cheese and feta but it so stinking expensive. Head over here to print a $.40/1 coupon good for any one package of Treasure Cave cheese 4 oz. or larger. If your store doubles coupons, you will save $.80! This should make for some fairly inexpensive cheese depending on where you get it.

Just click on the food tab on the left side to find this coupon even faster. Don't forget that you can print this coupon twice per computer. Yummy!!

Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Online Photography Classes Deal - only $39!


If you are like me and hoping to take better pictures of your kiddos, then this may be the deal for you! Head over to Mamasource by Mamapedia to get an online self-paced photography classes of Potraits 101 and Camera 101 for only $39, a $79 value! Once you are logged into your account, you may need to look on the right hand side deals to find this one! You have a couple days to get in on this deal, looks like it is good through Sunday.

Mamapedia is another daily deal site but they give a percentage of your purchase to a school of your choice - I LOVE THIS!!!

This package would make a great gif for yourself or that person in your life who is a budding photographer. I am going to purchase one for myself, if you do it - maybe we can get together sometime to practice our newly acquired picture taking skills!

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!

Here's a recap of the massive list of Black Friday deals we discussed t his morning...

2012 Entertainment Books are on sale right now for only $19.99 with free shipping through December 19th. These usually retail for $35 so this is a great deal on a book packed full of great coupons. You can buy additional books for only $15 shipped. Get details for this here.

Yogurtland is doing a 12 days of yumminess promotion with 12 one-day-only flavors! Stop by any location and ask for your Yuletide Yumminess card now and get your first 2oz free each day when you bring your card through December 12th. 4 locations: Arvada, Centennial, Denver & Littleton. Head over here to get the details on this promotion including the delicious 1 day flavors they will be featuring like raspberry pomegranate and white chocolate macadamia nut.

This Thursday through Saturday the Denver Public Library will be having their first ever Holiday Book Sale. They will have over 30,000 items to choose from including children’s books, cookbooks, novels, CDs and DVDs. Prices will start at just $1. Hardbacks: $3, Trade paperbacks: $2, DVDs: $2, CDs: $1. Head over here for more information.

Participating Hallmark stores have a $5 off $10 or more purchase printable coupon valid in stores through December 18th. Head over here and look on the right hand side of the page to get this great coupon. I used this coupon to get my daughter's first Christmas ornament for only $7.95!

Walgreens has Centrum ProNutrients Fruit & Veggie Supplements on sale this week buy one, get one 50% off. These are usually $11.99 per bottle. There is a $5/1 printable coupon here that you can print twice. Buy 2 bottles of these vitamins and use 2, $5/1 coupons to get 2 bottles for only $7.99 plus tax - that is less than 1 bottle usually costs. Also, if you have previous coupon inserts, there is also a $5/1 coupon for these vitamins in the 11/13 Red Plum insert.

Target printable coupons equal great prices. Did you know that Target offers great printable coupons on their website and that you can stack these coupon with manufacturer coupons to save even more money? Here are the details on the Target deals that we talked about this morning...
Arrowhead Sparkling Water 1 Liters are on sale through Saturday for $.69. Use the $1/1 printable coupon to score them free. If you are only buying one, the coupon will need to be adjusted down. If you print the coupon twice and buy 3 bottles, you will only pay $.07 for all 3 bottles!

Certain bags of Archer Farm Trail Mixes are on sale this week for $2.50. Use the $1.50/2 Target printable coupon to get these bags for only $1.75 each!

My favorite of the Target deals this week is the sweater that I snagged for only $4.99! It is on sale this week for $8.99 and you can use the $4/1 Target printable coupon to get this sweater for only $4.99!

Also, feel free to look around this website for tons of money saving ideas and tips. Some of my favorite ones are here, here, here and here. Please feel free to contact me directly at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com with any questions you may have after looking around the site!

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!

Here's a recap of the massive list of Black Friday deals we discussed t his morning...

Mike's Camera is offering 40% off custom holiday cards if you order by tomorrow, December 1st. Use code x1140 at checkout, you can have these cards mailed to you or pick them up at one of their locations.

Pinkberry has their pints for only $5 (usually $11-$12) when you purchase a small or larger Pinkberry with toppings. This offer is good through January 5th. Find your closest store here.

Participating Great Clips are offering pre-paid hair cuts for only $9.99, through December 9th. Purchase as many haircuts as you would like at the $9.99 price and use them until they are gone. They never expire and you can use them for more than one person. Head over here for more information.

Chipotle is offering a free burrito when you purchase a $30 gift card before December 31st. Just bring the gift card purchase reciept with you on your next visit to Chipotle and you will receive your free burrito. You can bring the gift card receipt in to get your free burrito through January 31st. I see some yummy free burritos in my future - I LOVE Chiptole!

Ecoupons are so popular right now - King Soopers has them through Cellfire. You just save the ecoupons to your card and they automatically come off when you check out if you have purchased participating items. Now Walgreens is offering them too! If you have an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch you can download an app that gives to mobile coupons good at Walgreens. Head over here for more information on Cellfire and here for more information on the Walgreens app.

The Savvy Source is another great daily deal site and they give 5% of purchases back to schools. Through tomorrow get up to 59% off of things from bookshelves, bookmarks to great magazine subscriptions and personalized books. And through Friday get up to 50% off great ride on toys, outdoor gear, toys and puzzles. Head over here to create your Savvy Source account and check out all of these great deals!

Macy’s Friends & Family is going through Monday, December 5th – get 25% off purchase in-store with this printable coupon. Or use code MACYSFF at checkout for this great discount when shopping online.

If this is your first visit to my site, take a look around! Some of my favorite and most helpful money saving posts are here, here, here and here. Please feel free to contact me directly at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com with any questions you may have after looking around!

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Walgreens - FREE 8 x 10" Photo Collage!



Through tomorrow, November 24th you can snag a FREE 8 x 10" photo collage from Walgreens.

Head over here and use code RGIFT2U when checking out to get the free collage. Choose in-store pick up to get this completely free.

Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!

Here's a recap of the massive list of Black Friday deals we discussed t his morning...

Barnes & Noble is offering 50% your choice of an item from their Educational Toys & Games section in-store.

Best Buy – showing HP Deathly Hallows Part 2 outside starting at 9 pm on Thanksgiving at selected stores.
42" Sharp LCD HDTV = $199.99 - usually around $500 or so.
Lenovo 15.6" laptop = $179.99
PS3 Bundle with 2 games = $199.99, a $369 value!
Low prices on tons of video games for almost all of the consoles.

Toys R Us
$50 Gift card when you buy any Apple ipod touch priced from $199.
Select Nerf products up to 60% off.
Leapfrog Leapster 2 = $24.99 - half off.
Select Lego sets up to 35% off – rarely on sale!
Save $100 on Furreal friends butterscotch pony or Biscuit my Lovin pup.

Walmart
Xbox 360 4GB Console w/ Kinect + $50 Walmart Gift Card = $199.96 usually $300.
Emerson 40" Flat Screen TV = $248
Blu-Ray Player = $49
Compaq Presario 15.6" Laptop = $198

Target
46" Flat Screen TV = $298
Xbox 360 4 GC Console = $139.99

K-Mart
TomTom 5" Portable GPS System with lifetime traffic and maps = $89.99

Old Navy is offering 50% off outerwear for the entire family.
Wool Blend Pea Coats for as low as $29.
Womens Performance Fleece Scarves for $1.

JC Penney has some great deals on kitchen appliances. Belgian waffle makers for $19.88 with a $10 rebate making it only $9.88. These are usually around $30.
A 10 speed hand mixer for $14.88 and a 1.5 quart mini slow cooker for $7.88.

Sephora is offering multiple $10 deals both in-store and online. These include:
Glitz and Glam Palette & Lip Glaze
Bare Minerals All Decked Out Set
Sets usually range from $22-$76 so these are 50% off and more!

Living Social
$25 for $50 Verizon voucher
$20 for $40 worth of Skechers online
$10 for $20 at Office Max

Kohls - $15 Kohl’s cash for every $50 spent.
Until 1 pm on Friday…
55-60% jewelry – Diamond earrings for $99.99 regularly $400!
50% off entire stock of toys

Don’t forget Cyber Monday and shopping online throughout the holiday season. Amazon is my favorite site to shop on as I use my Swagbuck gift certificates that I've earned thorughout the season to pay for this shopping. If you aren't sure what Swagbucks is, head over here for more information and to get started yourself. It's like free money in your pocket!

Also, feel free to look around this website for tons of money saving ideas and tips. Some of my favorite ones are here, here, here and here. Please feel free to contact me directly at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com with any questions you may have after looking around the site!

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

Welcome CW2 Daybreak Viewers!

Here's a recap of the deals we discussed this morning...

My Publisher is offering a free 7.75 x 5.75” photo book just pay for shipping or $20 off any other sized photo book for any new customers. These make great holiday presents. Head over here to take advantage of this great free offer!

Participating Subway restaurants are offering Buy one, get one free 6” subs before 9 am through November 30th. No coupon needed but I'd double check that your store is participating in this promotion. This deal doesn't include double meat or specialty subs, but who needs that anyways when you are eating a foot of sandwich?

The Denver Dumb Friends League is extending its waived adoption fee for cats 1 year and older through Nov. 30. Every cat adoption includes a spay/neuter surgery, initial vaccinations, a microchip ID implant, a free office visit with a participating veterinarian and a bag of Hill’s Science Diet pet food.

Bruegger’s Bagels is serving up free coffee today until 2 pm – limit one per guest! Guests are encouraged to make a donation to Children’s Miracle Network as a thanks.

Bass Pro Shops has a Santa’s Wonderland going on now through December 24th. It includes free games, activities and crafts, as well as a free 4x6” photo with santa during specific hours. You can also receive a free kids meal with adult meal purchase in their restaurant with a card you get in the Wonderland.

Head over to Pei Wei's website and watch a short video to get a buy one, get one free entrée printable coupon emailed to you. I LOVE their lettuce wraps.

Finally, this deal is exclusive to Channel 2 Daybreak viewers! Supper Solutions is offering an everything but the turkey Thanksgiving package. It includes:
Apple Sausage Stuffing
Cauliflower Gratin
Sweet Potato Casserole
Harvest Bread Pudding or Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Pie


They are offering this package for only $50 - a regular retail value of $69. These will easily feed 8 or more people and can all be frozen and pulled out a couple of days before Thanksgiving so that they are thawed and ready to be cooked on the big day. Supper Solutions has locations all over the denver metro area, you can head over here to find your closest store and give them a call to order this great deal. Make sure you mention that you saw it on Daybreak to get the discount. What an easy and delicious way to complete that Thanksgiving supper!

Also, feel free to look around this website for tons of money saving ideas and tips. Some of my favorite ones are here, here, here and here. Please feel free to contact me directly at thriftymomincolorado@gmail.com with any questions you may have after looking around the site!

Friday, November 4, 2011

Pei Wei: BOGO Entree Printable Coupon


Pei Wei is offering a buy one entree, get one free printable coupon on their website. You have to watch a short video and then enter your email address and they will email you the coupon within a day.

Head over here to take advantage of this yummy offer! I love Pei Wei and was so sad when they closed the one closest to my house, their Lettuce Wraps are super delicious.

Thanks for the heads up on this deal Julie!

Walgreens: 25 FREE 4x6" Photos


Woo hoo - Walgreens is offering more free photos. Head over to Walgreens photo and select 25 4 x 6" photos you would like to have print and get them completely FREE when you choose in-store pick up and use code FREE4X6 at checkout!

You can also snag a FREE desktop calendar when you use code FREEFORU and checkout but cannot choose in-store pick up for this one, so you will have to pay for shipping.

You have to order either of these by tomorrow, Saturday November 5th - so hurry up and get some free pictures!

Thursday, October 20, 2011

Walgreens - FREE 8 x 10" Photo Collage

Through this Saturday, October 22nd you can snag a FREE 8 x 10" photo collage from Walgreens.

Head over here and use code CLG8X10 when checking out to get the free collage. Choose in-store pick up to get this completely free. You can also get an 11 x 14" poster for only $1.99 through Saturday if you use code PSTR4LESS when checking out. You just need to place your order by Saturday to get one of these great deals!