40 issues of All You magazine for $.70 cents an issue – A variety of magazine subscriptions to choose from!

Posted in All You, Magazines on 03/10/2010 07:00 am by Holly

Update: This promotion is so good that it has caused some complaints to All You.  The promotion will be ending early – March 12!  Hurry!  I’ll be making my orders tonight.

I’m a huge fan of All You magazine.   I look forward to getting it in the mail each month not only is it full of coupons that pays for itself but it has great recipes, tips and other fun frugal ideas.

Thanks to a deal with Campus Fundraising we are able to offer you it for $.70 an issue!

Look at these other amazing deals on so many other magazine subscriptions!    Think about upcoming birthday gifts for your friends and family.    Several of these magazines are great for schools, and waiting rooms.

This special promotion is only valid through March 15, 2010! March 12, 2010!

Click HERE to order and read more details below.

  • All You (40 monthly issues) – normal newsstand price $2.49 each. Pay only $0.70 per issue.
  • Popular Science (48 monthly issues) – normal newsstand price $3.99 each. Pay only $0.58 per issue.
  • This Old House (40 monthly issues) – normal newsstand price $4.99 each.  Pay only $0.70 per issue.
  • Sport’s Illustrated (60 weekly issues) – normal newsstand price approximately $4.59 each.  Pay only $0.46 per issue.  This subscription also come with a free cooler tote.
  • Woman’s Day (68 tri-weekly issues) – normal newsstand price $2.79 each.  Pay only $0.41 per issue.
  • Entertainment Weekly (110 weekly issues) – normal newsstand price about $4.05 per issue.  Pay only $0.25 per issue. Also comes with a free cooler tote.
  • Money (40 monthly issues)
  • In Style (26 monthly issues)
  • Parenting School Years (44 monthly issues)
  • Time (112 weekly issues)
  • Cooking Light (28 monthly issues)
  • Real Simple (24 monthly issues)
  • Southern Living (30 monthly issues) and more!!

What:   2-5 year subscriptions for only $28! The cost is initially $40 and then Campus Fundraiser will give you a $12 credit which will be applied back to your method of payment by Campus Fundraiser within 24 hours.

It may take longer (up to 3-5 days) for a bank or financial institution to apply the credit, regardless of how quickly they applied the charge.  Each institution is different.

If you want to pay by check ($28 per subscription) contact me or have any questions:  hollys.savings(at)gmail.com

When:  Right now through March 15, 2010!March 12, 2010!

How: Click HERE to subscribe!

Other Info:

  • Promotion is open to residents of the United States.
  • Please allow 6-8 weeks for magazine delivery.
  • Renewals count as well!!  Simply input subscriber information EXACTLY as it appears on the current subscription and the purchase will renew where your previous one leaves off!
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Corned Beef Reuben Sandwiches Yum!

Posted in Food on 03/08/2010 07:47 pm by Holly

I’m a huge fan of Reuben sandwiches.  It all started about 5 years ago where I had a very good one at a restaurant near my work and I started to looking for other good Reuben sandwiches.

Thanks to Redemption Unlimited ladies for mentioning that corned beef is $1.49 lb at Giant this week.   I got a 5 lb brisket for under $8.  That right there is the cost of 1 sandwich at a nice restaurant here in the NOVA area.   I made this recipe for the brisket and then I made this recipe for cabbage, potatos and carrots.   Wow!  This is amazing.  My husband wants another sandwich right now.  I better go make it.

I updated my version a little bit.

Crockpot version

Ingredients

  • 1 5 lb corned beef brisket with spice packet  (I had to cut it up in order to fit in the crockpot)
  • 2 (12 fluid ounce) bottles beer
  • 2 bay leaves
  • 1/4 cup peppercorns
  • 1 bulb garlic cloves, separated and peeled OR 3 teaspoons of jarred minced garlic

Directions

  1. Place the corned beef briskets into a large pot. Sprinkle in the spice packet.  Pour in the beer, and fill the pot with enough water to cover the briskets by 1 inch. Add the bay leaves, peppercorns and garlic cloves. Cover, put on low for 8-10 hours.
  2. Carefully remove the meat from the pot, as it will be extremely tender. Set on a cutting board, and allow it to rest until it firms up a bit, about 10 minutes. Slice or shred to serve.

I’m thinking of taking the cooking liquid, and making french onion soup.

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Holly’s Savings is now Redberrydeals.com

Posted in general on 03/07/2010 08:39 pm by Holly

For a couple months now I’ve been trying to decide what to do with my savings blog.  I really want to keep it going but with a real name and URL.   I came up with Redberrydeals.com.   Now, when you click on my old links such as http://holly.luddite.net, it will automatically transfer you to http://redberrydeals.com.    Red berry is for Holly.  Cute!  I thought so.

In the next couple weeks I hope to get a new blog format with a logo in place.  Feel free to submit any ideas or suggestions.  I would love to hear them.

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2010 Magazine Coupon Schedule

Posted in Coupons, Magazines on 03/07/2010 08:26 pm by Holly

Are there any other magazines that offer coupons besides All You?

I did some searching and found the 2010 Magazine Coupon Schedule which lists several popular magazines some I’ve subscribed to.  The magazine that will follow this program all year is Woman’s Day.    See my post HERE on a great deal I have with CampusFundraising.  Remember it ends March 15. March 12

I was trying to decide which magazines to order besides All You.   I’m definitely going to order Woman’s Day (68 tri-weekly issues) – normal newsstand price $2.79 each.  Pay only $0.41 per issue.

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Giant Shopping Trip 03/06/10 – saved 50%

Posted in Coupons, Food, Giant, Shopping Trips on 03/06/2010 09:37 pm by Holly

Here is the scoop.  I spent $34.96 at Giant today and saved $36.12.   Plus, I got a $5 and $3 catalina to use on my next trip.    I saved 50%!

I used coupons from the Small Victories magazine available at Giant. Ask customer service for this booklet.

There are 4 – $1 double coupons in the Giant circular. Check your Giant circular because it is only available in those ads sent home.

I did 2 catalina deals on this trip.

Spend $15 of frozen food and get $5

Spend $15 of Nature’s Promise (Giant’s Organic brand) and get $3

This is what I did:

1 – Cornbeef Brisket point cut $1.49 lb = $7.69  (I will make it this week and have for dinner and a couple lunches)

1 – 5 lb bag All purpose potatos = $2  (Perfect for the cornbeef and homemade fries)

1 – Green Cabbage $.29 lb = $1.09  (Same as above)

1- Gold Fish Peppridge Farm = $1.47 (Used $1.00 coupon from Small Victories booklet)

1 – Thomas Bagels $2.50 (Used $1.00 coupon March All You magazine)

1 – Dried Goya Lima Beans on clearance $.84 (Not a huge lima bean fan but they are very healthy and I’m hoping I can find a good recipe besides my daughter loves to play with the bags of beans in the kitchen.)

1 – Taco Seasoning in container on clearance $1.60

Spend $15 of frozen food and get $5

1 – Giant Pepper Strips = $1.25 each  (Used FREE coupon from Small Victories booklet)

2 – Broccoli Cheese Birds Eye box  = $1.00 each (Used $1.00/2 coupon from 2/7 ss + $1 double coupon)

4 – Peas bag Birds Eye  = $1.00 each (2 – Used $1.00/2 coupon from 2/7 ss + $1 double coupon)

4 – Corn bag Birds Eye  = $1.00 each (2 – Used $1.00/2 coupon from 2/7 ss + $1 double coupon)

4 – Spinach Birds Eye Box  = $1.00 each (2 – Used $1.00/2 coupon from 2/7 ss + $1 double coupon)

Spend $15 of Nature’s Promise (Giant’s Organic brand) and get $3

3 – NP Mac & Cheese $1.33 each

1 – Garbanzo beans $1.00 (Used FREE coupon from Small Victories booklet)

1 – NP Raspberry Syrup $3.49 each (saved $.50)

1 – NP Edamame $2.50

1 – NP Gallon Whole Milk $5.99

Total before savings $70.09

Your Total Savings $36.12

Total after savings $33.97 + tax $.99

Total OOP $34.96

+ $8 catalina coupons to use on my next trip

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Giant Deals this week 3/5/10-3/11/10

Posted in Coupons, Giant on 03/05/2010 11:14 pm by Holly

If you are new to the world of coupons and want some great deals at grocery shopping I strongly suggest checking out Giant this week.  They have some great deals on meat, produce and coupon specials.   Check out the customer service desk for a magazine called Small Victories with some FREE item coupons.  Please read RedemptionUnlimited for more matchup details.  I’ll be sure to stop by at Giant this week.

Small Victories magazine

All expire 3/18/10  All of these can be stacked!  I was able to stack the coupons at the self-check out yesterday.
$1.50 off General Mills Chex Cereal All Varieties 12 oz – 14 oz pkg  (I used it with the $.75 Chex coupon that doubled to $1.50)
$1.00 off Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers All Flavors 6.6 oz Pkg (Regular price at my store is $2.19)  This week 33% off regular retail.
$1.00 off 2 New Lunchables Lunch Combinations Subs Assorted Varieties 3.3 oz – 3.9 oz pkg
$1.00 off Hormel Pepperoni Snack Packs All Varieties & sizes (Regular price at my store $3.59)
$4 off Caribou Coffee All Flavors 12 oz Bag (Regular price at my store $8.99)
$1.50 off Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate Milk Chocolate with Marshmallows 26 oz canister
$1 off 2 Kraft Cheese Singles or Natural Shredded Cheeses All Varieties & Sizes
FREE Nature’s Promise Canned Beans All Varieties 15.5 oz Can
FREE Giant Frozen Vegetables All Varieties 16 oz bag
$1 off Ground Beef All Varieties 1 lb or more
$1 off Tropicana Orange Juice All Varieties 64 oz carton
$1.50 off Perdue Short Cuts Chicken Carved Breast Strips All Varities 9 oz package

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JCPenny Outlet – 25% off Entire Purchase Coupon

Posted in Clothing, Coupons, JCPenny on 03/02/2010 05:01 pm by Holly

JCPenny Outlet Stores are having a sale this Friday, March 5 – Saturday, March 6! Cards were mailed out this week. Save an Extra 25% off the Entire Store! You must bring this card to save 25% off their low outlet prices!

The card says: “One card per customer. Card valid for one-time use at JCPenny Catalog Outlet Store only. Excludes prior purchases. Gift Cards/e-Gift Cards and jcp.com/catalog orders. Card cannot be combined with any other offer. Card must be surrendered at time of purchase. Merchandise available until stock is depleted. Valid Friday, March 5 & Saturday, March 6, 2010. No Cash value.”

This is a great deal! In the past the cards are available at the store, but there is no guarantee.

I love JCPenny Outlet because it is a real outlet for their catalog so you can find items that are 50% to even 90% off normal retail!  Use this coupon and you can save a lot!

Check out my other posts about JCPenny HERE.

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P&G Insert 3/7/10

Posted in Coupons, Newspapers on 03/02/2010 03:00 pm by Holly

Check it out!  P&G insert will be available this weekend -  3/7/10!  Click HERE for more information.  Note:  This week’s will have over $162 dollars worth coupons.  The last 2 P&G’s had $73 and $128 worth!

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CVS Shopping Trip 2/27/2010

Posted in CVS, Coupons, Shopping Trips on 03/02/2010 03:00 pm by Holly

On Saturday I stopped at CVS to get some Benadryl for my daughter.  She had a very strange case of hives on Friday and the doctor said that she was ok but must have been exposed to something that she was allergic to.  We just can’t figure out what it could be.   The hives didn’t last long.  She wasn’t bothered by them either.

While I was at my favorite CVS, which I might add is very small, I decided to look at some of the other deals.  In my email I got a $5/$30  coupon and thought this would be a perfect time to use it.

Tide 100 oz was on sale for $10.99 – Get $2 ECBs

Tide Stain Release $4.49

Used the Buy a Tide get a Tide Stain Release for FREE coupon P&G 2/7 = Tide Stain Release $4.49 = FREE after coupon

Scott 6 big rolls $4.99

Used $1.00 off Scott Paper Towels, any one 6-pack + – All You, March 2010  = $3.99 after coupon

Almay mascara with eyeliner $5.99 – Get $3 ECBs

Didn’t have a coupon but still not a bad deal

Powerbar Energy Gels $1.50 – Get $1.50 ECBS

Used the $5/$30

Used ECBS $16.98

OOP $5.59

Got back $6.50 ECBs for next time!

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Does anyone know of places that sell bulk food?

Posted in Food on 02/28/2010 10:04 pm by Holly

I was just reading MoneySavingMom.com’s post about her shopping trip this week and purchasing Bulk food from a local store that just sells bulk food at great prices.  I’m super excited about this because in some cases it is a lot cheaper and healthier.

Do you know of a store in the Washington metro area (Northern Virginia, DC, or Maryland) that sells bulk food?

I did a little research and found a place in Harrisonburg, Virginia http://grandmaspantryva.com that is a couple hours away.   The prices are really good.  A great stockpiling place!  I’m curious of the cost of shipping.

“Sucanat, Natural – priced per Pound” $1.69
Unrefined Sugar – (Demerara) – Priced per Pound $1.39
Occident Flour – Unbleached – Priced per Pound $0.69

Anybody purchased from them before?

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