Go HERE to request a $17 ConAgra Savings booklet. It should arrive within 6-8 wks.
ConAgra brands include:
ConAgra is a sponsor of the Blissdom Conference I’m attending in Nashville next weekend! More on that soon!
Save-A-Lot has $10 worth of coupons for their store brand items HERE.
You can also print the following manufacturer coupons from the same page which can be used anywhere!
In addition, go HERE to request a $15 P & G Savings booklet from Save-A-Lot. The last one I requested had some great high-value coupons!
Before I attended the savings.com Save Up ‘09 Event in San Francisco last fall (video | post), I’ll admit I only had a vague inclination of what Twitter is all about. None of my friends use it. For the most part, I was relying on the Sunday paper insert and blogs for the source of my coupons. Now, I realize the value of social media in saving money! Here’s my two cents:
Facebook:
Go directly to the source! A company’s Fan Page gives you direct access to coupons, promotion codes, and free samples. Get their updates in your news feed. Become a fan of Savvy Chic Savings while you’re there! My feed updates to the fan page nightly and I’ll often post more time-sensitive deals during the day.
Twitter:
Real-time deals! Some coupons or sample giveaways go quickly due to the volume of readers in the frugal blogosphere. Follow your favorite companies for immediate access to coupons, promos, and giveaways. Of course, you’ll want to follow SavvyChicSaving on Twitter, too!
If you’re not quite ready to jump on the Twitter Wagon, watch the “Recent Tweets” widget in the right-hand side bar. You’ll find my 5 most recent tweets. Sometimes I don’t have time to write up a full post about a deal (this is only a part-time hobby… wow I said “hobby” which is almost as cool as admitting I knit!?!) so I’ll retweet someone else’s post. Simply click on the link and go straight to their deal!
Email:
I know for some of you, this “social media” just isn’t your bag and never will be. If that’s the case, just subscribe to my once-daily emails so you don’t have to leave the comfort of your inbox to get all the deals! You don’t have to use your “coupon email” for this, I prefer to be delivered to the personal account. 
How do you feel about social media? Do you find Facebook or Twitter more helpful in saving money? Share your thoughts…
So, I posted the Meijer deals for this week HERE, but I failed to include this new manufacturer coupon for the Skinny Cow Truffle Bars!
Go HERE (FF link) or HERE (IE link) to print (2) $1/1 coupons for Skinny Cow Truffles good through 2/15. (Thanks, KCL!)
Skinny Cow Truffle Bars $3.99 (Buy 2)
Use (2) $1 coupons from above
Also use $1/2 Meijer MB coupon
Final Price $2.49 ea wyb 2
*Promo: Buy 6 Lean Cuisine, Get 1 Skinny Cow FREE (use a $1 manufacturer coupon!)
More Cheerios coupons available! (Don’t forget through 1/31, you could combine the coupons below with the $1/2 Rite Aid Video Values coupon.)
Get (4) $1 coupons for Original Cheerios HERE (1 per week – print 2 each)
Get (5) $1 coupons for Multi-Grain Cheerios HERE
Thanks, Mindi!
Get 80% off Restaurant.com gift certificates using code BONUS through 1/31/10. $25 gift certificates are now only $2, but you’ll get 80% off any denomination.
*Don’t forget, restaurant.com also offers actual gift cards which make great gifts!
If you’re not familiar with Restaurants.com, you’ll find it’s a great way to try a new local restaurant with 13,000 participating restaurants nationwide! The gift certificates are valid for one year, so you have plenty of time to use them!
Locals: I’ve used these at Sazerac, Timbers Inn, and Shogun. Where have you been?
Today’s tip may be more obvious to you than it was to me, at first.
Frugal Living Tip: CREATE A SEPARATE EMAIL FOR COUPONING
Many coupons require registration with the company’s website/newsletter. Use an email address other than the personal account you use for everything else. While getting extra coupons via email is very convenient, it will fill up your inbox in a hurry! If you have a separate account you can check when you have an extra minute it makes it much easier/faster to sort through all the promotional emails!
*This should probably be the same email you use for sites such as Ebates, Shop at Home, and Alice.com.
(I just finished the process of unsubscribing my personal account/resubscribing with my coupon email. Save yourself the time!)
Here are your end-of-the-month reminders:
