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Head to your store starting 2/22 to find these deals from the new Harris Teeter weekly ad. Get Quaker oatmeal for 22¢ and more.
Evic Items Thursday thru Sunday
- Progresso Classic or Traditional Canned Soup, 18-19 oz, $1.77, limit 6
-$2/6 Progresso soup, excl dry mix, Coupons.com mobile app
-$2/6 Progresso Soup items, excl dry mixes, Harris Teeter eCoupon
-500 points WYB Progresso Canned Soup purchase of $5+, excl dry soup mixes, limit , enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
(use $2/6, makes it $1.44 ea.) - Coca-Cola Products, 12-pack cans or 8-pack bottles, $3.97, limit 4
- Corona, Heineken, Stella Artois or Modelo Beverages, 12 pack, $13.97, limit 4
- Smithfield Whole Boston Butt Pork Roast, 97¢ lb, limit 2
2X Fuel Points
- Beggin’ Strips Dog Treats, 6 oz, $3.50
- Beggin’ Strips Party Pack Dog Treats, 40 oz, $16.99
- Beyond Mixers, 1.5 oz, $1
- Evolve Classic Crafted Meals Wet Dog Food, 3.5 oz, $1.20
- Evolve Grain-Free Dry Dog Food, 12-14 lb, $21.99
- Fancy Feast Appetizers or Broths, 2 oz, $1.50
- Fancy Feast Savory Cravings, 1 oz, $1.99
-$3.50/2 Fancy Feast Savory Cravings or Savory Puree Naturals cat treats, Coupons.com mobile app
-$3.50/2 Fancy Feast Savory Cravings or Savory Puree Naturals cat treats printable
(makes it 24¢ ea.) - Fancy Feast Savory Cravings, 3 oz, $4.99
-$3.50/2 Fancy Feast Savory Cravings or Savory Puree Naturals cat treats, Coupons.com mobile app
-$3.50/2 Fancy Feast Savory Cravings or Savory Puree Naturals cat treats printable
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If you missed this great Aveeno deal earlier this month at Walgreens, it’s back! For a body wash that normally costs $9.49 you’ll walk out with it for $2.11 after sales and coupons!
Tip: This is a rare deal where you may actually want to buy the Aveeno online for a local pickup order. Instead of the Register Reward, you’ll earn $7 in Walgreens cash! That’s even more than the in-store reward. You’ll still get a paper receipt when you pick up your order that you can submit to Ibotta and the online rebate.
Walgreens Aveeno Deal (ends 2/25):
- $5 RR wyb $25 in Aveeno Body Wash, B1G1 50% off at $9.49
Buy:
(4) Aveeno Body Wash, 18 oz, $9.49
Use:
-$2 off Aveeno body wash or anti-itch product, excl shave, masks, sizes smaller than 2.5 oz printable
Total Due: $26.47
Get Back: $5 Register Reward
Submit For:
-$5 Visa Gift Card wyb $20 in Aveeno, Band-Aid, Benadryl, Bengay, Clean & Clear, Desitin, Imodium, Johnson’s, Lastaid, Listerine, Motrin, Neosporin, Neutrogena, Pepcid, Tylenol, Visine, Sudafed, Zyrtec or Tena, Online rebate
(4) -$2 off Aveeno Body Care Products, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app
Makes it $2.11 each!
Amazon has a nice sale on select Crocs for adults and kids right now. Grab a pair of slides as low as $20 (reg. $40)!
There are quite a few styles on sale for up to 50% off! Note that select sizes and colors are available at sale prices. Prices can change at any time.
Deal Ideas:
Crocs Unisex-Adult Classic Graphic Two-Strap Slide Sandals – $20-25 (reg. $40)
Crocs Men’s and Women’s Classic Realtree Clog – $31.90 (reg. $55)
Crocs Unisex-Child Kids’ Superhero Clog – $26.50 (reg. $45)
Crocs Unisex-Child Crocband Sandal – $15.40 (reg. $30)
These offers are good for a limited time only. Shipping is free with Amazon Prime or free with orders of $25+.
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If you are as tired of this cold as I am, Spring Break is a great chance to go somewhere warm! As a mama of five, my first inclination is to skip the whole thing and stay home for spring break. A whole week of hearing I’m bored doesn’t like a vacation though, so it’s time to look for a frugal solution. If you are wanting to go somewhere fun but keep it frugal, here are some great options.
Before you start dreaming up your vacation, set a budget. There is no need to go into debt for spring break adventures. See what you can comfortably spend and try to spend less than that. Once you have your budget, it’s time to pack in as much fun as possible.
Also know that if the budget you come up with is less than you want or zero, it’s okay! Your children are not entitled to a spring break trip. You can make fun memories, be an amazing parent, and stay home all week.
Ready to start planning? Here are some tips to help you get started.
Frugal Spring Break Tips
Stay At A State Park
We love to stay at State Parks. If you don’t have camping gear, you can get a two bedroom cabin for around $89 per night. Look for State Parks with lakes, canoe rentals, hiking trails, etc. Many will even have games and events for the whole family.
Disclaimer: State Park cabins are not five star hotels. You get what you paid for, but we have always been very content and have never had any issues. They are always very clean and well maintained in my experience.
Go Camping
For an even more frugal option at that State Park, go camping! Keep in mind that camping requires a lot of stuff. You’ll need lanterns, tents, ways to cook food, ice chests, etc. If you don’t already have these items it may end up being more expensive than staying in a cabin. Once you make the initial investment though, you can enjoy many frugal vacations.
The great thing about camping at State Parks is that they have bathrooms and electricity. We love to cheat and bring power strips so we can plug more things in. Even cheaper… save gas and camp in your backyard.
Daily Deal Sites
Not up for the wilderness? Grab a voucher for a hotel. Groupon always has deals on hotels. There are some really great options that include indoor pools, arcades, and more. You can also keep it frugal by looking for an option with a small kitchen. Being able to make at least one or two meals each day really saves a lot (even if the hotel room is slightly more expensive up front).
Bring Friends
Team up with another family or two to maximize your trip and savings. You can rent a large house and split up the costs. You can also divide up cooking meals, planning games, etc. A huge added bonus is that the kids have additional people to play with. You can even trade off on babysitting.
Stay With Friends or Family
The best way to save on lodging is to stay for FREE! Pick a destination where you have family or good friends. You can visit with those individuals and have the added bonus of free lodging. You can even use some of that money you save to take your hosts out for a nice meal.
Embrace Winter
If you can handle a bit more cold, head to the mountains to go skiing or snowboarding. Everything from lodging to rentals will be available at a reduced rate. You can save even more by renting equipment from a local store instead of lodge.
Note: be sure to check the weather before picking this option to make sure the ski resort is still open.
Staycation
If funds are really limited, have a staycation at home! Let me warn you beforehand: this option may leave you feeling exhausted. Driving around and planning activities for everyday sounds like more work than vacation to me, but if funds are limited, go for it.
Some ideas: be a tourist in your city, have family game night, plan a day trip, watch movies, and more.
Volunteer
Many colleges and some high schools offer alternative Spring Break trips where you volunteer. This may not be as relaxing, but it is a great way to get your hands dirty and gave back. You may need to raise support, but normally the trips are a few hundred dollars at most (including all expenses).
Not in college or high school? You can volunteer and even bring the kids along. Volunteering is a great way to fight entitlement in children.
Keep It Short
Can’t afford a full week at the beach? Just go for 3-4 days. Lodging is usually one of the most expensive parts of a vacation, so the less time you stay, the cheaper overall your vacation is. This also means you spend less on food, entertainment, etc.
To pack in more fun, remember that even if check out is at 10 am you don’t have to head straight home. You can still fill that day up with fun adventures and just drive home before bedtime. With small children this option does get more complicated, so be sure to plan ahead.
Look For Free Activities
There are free things to do at any destination! Look for free parks, concerts, festivals, land marks, and more. Free activities are one of the best ways to fill you vacation with fun while staying in budget.
You can also bring activities for the kids. For us that usually means Scrabble, craft supplies, and books.
Pack A Cooler
Plan on spending more than 3 hours in a car? Pack a cooler of food for meals. Even if you stop at McDonalds and everyone gets water, you’ll end up spending at least $20. Happy Meals may make your kid happy, but at $4-$4.50, it quickly adds up.
Of course, you could get everyone one thing off the dollar menu, but if your kids are anything like mine, they are not going to be happy without that toy… and everyone would be hungry again in an hour.
Are you planning a spring break trip? Please share your tips in the comments below!
You can go here for more frugal travel trips.
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Here are the deals from the new Kroger weekly ad that will start on 2/22. Get Quaker instant oatmeal for 54¢, Oscar Mayer bacon for $4.99, and more.
Weekly Digital Deals
- Milk, 64 oz, $1.29 with eCoupon, limit 5
(excludes chocolate) -
Kraft American Singles, 12 oz, $2.79 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger Cheese Slices, $2.79 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger Frozen Crunchy Butterfly Shrimp, 2 lb, $7.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Gorton’s Seafood, 8.96-24.5 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Jimmy Dean Breakfast Sandwiches, Roll-Ups or Stuffed Hashbrowns, 4-10 ct., $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Bibigo Crunchy Chicken or Fried Rice, 18-22 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Bibigo Mini Wontons, Mandu or Organic Potstickers, 16-24 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Pagoda Egg Rolls, 22 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Red Baron Stuffed Crust Pizza, 20.72-23.4 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Twin Marquis Dumplings, 16 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
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Post Cereal, 11-14.75 oz, $1.29 with eCoupon, limit 5
-.50/1 Post Ok Go! Cereal, select items, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app -
Quaker Instant Oatmeal, 6-12 pk., $1.29 with eCoupon, limit 5
-.75/1 Quaker Instant Oatmeal, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app
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Right now at Zulily, grab a comfy new jogger lounge set for just $13.79. This is more than half off from the last time they had this sale!
There are lots of colors to choose from. These sets would make great gifts, too!
Deal Ideas:
This deal is good through 2/23 at 9am EST. Shipping is free on orders $89 and up.
Get a big savings on Halls Cough Drops at Walgreens this week. Use an insert coupon with a Register Rewards deal and get 80 count bags for only $3.37 (reg. $6.99). These are 2.5 times larger than the normal bags we see on sale!
We may be past prime cold season, but your future sick self with thank you if you stock your medicine cabinet now!
Walgreens Halls Cough Drops Deal (ends 2/25):
- $5 RR wyb (2) or more participating Allergy or Sinus Relief Items
Buy:
(2) Halls Cough Drops, 2 for $13
Use:
-$1.25/2 Hall’s Products, 20-30 ct, SS 01/15
Total Due: $11.75
Get Back: $5 Register Rewards
Makes it $3.37 each
Hurry over to Best Buy where you can score this Bella Pro 2-Quart Air Fryer for only $17.99 (reg. $44.99), plus shipping is free for My Best Buy Rewards members (free to join).
This highly rated Analog Air Fryer delivers fast, crispy, and evenly cooked food every time. It preheats up to 50% faster than a conventional oven and has a 1.7-lb. food capacity for all your favorite foods.
Only the black color is available at this sale price. Get yours today!
This offer is good today only, 2/21. Shipping is free with My Best Buy Rewards.
Save time and money by ordering Home Chef! Get easy-to-make meals delivered to your door, spend less time shopping and zero time figuring out what’s for dinner!!
We’ve gotten weekly Home Chef meal kits for the last month and have loved trying new recipes and flavors we don’t always have, plus getting to spend even less time meal planning, shopping and cooking.
All of their meals use 10 ingredients or less and the kit includes everything you need (except salt, pepper and olive oil). The part I love the most, many of the recipes I can get on the table in less than 30 minutes!!
It’s totally worth trying them out with the deal they are offering right now!!
New customers can use my code SOUTHERNSAVERS75 and get 75% Off Your First Box + 60% Off Your Second and Third Boxes
Here’s the deal total cost:
Grab 3 meals a week that serve two people and after the coupon code you’ll only pay $25.97 shipped! That’s dinner on the table for $8.65 per meal!!
You can pick from over 60 different meals each week. We went for chicken, pork and fish meals this week and found that all the portions were a good size to fill everyone up!
You can skip weeks, cancel and reactivate your account at any time.