Wednesday, January 28, 2009

Coupon Deals

I just recently learned that I could buy coupons from ebay. I now have a strategy that I'm using.
On Wednesday morning I check http://www.dealcatcher.com by clicking on the Sunday Ads. There are many stores listed but I check the ones we have here locally. If there is something I need on sale I go to ebay and order coupons for the item. There are usually 10 or 20 coupons in a package. If I order Wednesday morning the coupons are usually in my mail by Saturday.

Last week I purchased a years supply of toothpaste for .35 cents each. and a years supply of shampoo for .35 cents per bottle. I also had a Jenny-0 turkey breast coupon for $5.00 off. One store had a special for two packs of ground turkey breast for $7.00. I purchased them for $2.00. I made turkey cabbage soup which I'm still eating and made porcupine meatballs. I still have enough to make a meatloaf and I have the extra porcupine meatballs in the freezer.

This week Safeway has Nabisco crackers and baked chips for $1.68 each. I went to ebay and purchased coupons that are $2.00 off for 2 boxes. I think they will be about .75 cents a box after all expenses. I plan on buying 10 boxes. Safeway also has Johnsville bratwurst for $1.99 a package. There are about 6 sausages per package. I went to ebay and found coupons for $5.00 off on 4 packages. I will pay $3. dollars for 4 packages of bratwurst. Another good freezer deal.

At Smith's they have Hormel turkey chili 98% fat free at .50 cents a can. I purchased from ebay a packet of 20 coupons for hormel chili products for .55 cents off on 2 . I plan on buying 20 cans at about .27 cents each. These will be a good emergency supply ready on the pantry shelf. They also have rotel tomatoes for .49 cents a can, I will purchase at least 10 of these .

I will also purchase 6# of apples for 2.50 and 2 bunches each of green onions and radishes for $2.00 and that will do it for this week. I am keeping my shelves well supplied and I have large amounts of brown rice, black beans and oatmeal.

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