Print This One, Not That One!

Have you been checking out the new printables?  There are several coupons available from multiple sites for the same products!  This is where your extreme couponing skills can be very useful.  Save your printer ink by printing only the coupons that'll get you the most savings!  So, put on your Sherlock Holmes cap and get to work.

These are examples from http://www.coupons.com/ and http://www.pillsbury.com/coupons-promotions/  (the pillsbury coupon is the top one, coupons.com is the bottom one)

If you're a Cookie Crisp enthusiast, go ahead and print both versions of this coupon.  The coupon won't double, so you're either going to get 75-cents or 85-cents off of your box of cereal.  Either way, that's a good coupon to have.  Especially when the cereal is on sale for something like 4 for $10.  If this is a cereal that your family eats, print the max number of times the site will allow and be on the look out for a great sale before your coupon expires!  There are several cereal coupons available right now.

You're going to want to print this coupon from Coupons.com because it will DOUBLE to a dollar at the grocery stores.  I'm going to be on the lookout for these, I'm curious to see what the shelf price is.

The face value difference for the Lara Bar coupon is only ten cents and neither coupon will double, so print them both if this is something you plan to purchase!

This Totinos coupon has to be one of my favorites!  Both versions will DOUBLE so print them both!  You have to purchase two packages, so you'll get savings on each bag!  These would make great after school snacks to stock up on as you're filling your cart with school supplies!









Thanks again, and happy couponing!
--The Hopkins County Couponer (7/2/2011)