May 2009
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Walgreens Shopping List 5/24 – 5/30/09
A Walgreens shopping list with seven freebies this week. The list matches available coupons with Walgreens sale prices to maximize savings.
Printable Coupons: Starbucks, Tazo Tea, and More
New printable coupons are available including some beverages, Flinstone vitamins, and paper plates.
Como Zoo: Easier Parking & Free Music
You can now get to Como Zoo via a shuttle from right near the Fairgrounds. If you are going this weekend, stay for the free concert Sunday night.
$10 off $30 at Pep Boys
Use this $10 off $30 purchase coupon now through June 6 at any Pep Boys location.
Free (Just Pay Shipping) Business Cards & Address Labels
Vista Print has a bunch of freebies available right now including business cards, address labels, and rubber stamps.
Free Quiznos Sub Sandwich
Sign up for Quiznos Q Club to be emailed a coupon for a free sub sandwich.
You Know You’re a Bargain Hunter If…
…you won’t pay full price even at a thrift store. If that’s you, then check out this list of local thrift stores that are having 50% sales on Memorial Day.
No Coupon Inserts This Weekend
The Sunday paper will not have any coupon inserts in it this weekend. That’s typical for a holiday weekend.
Free Sports Magazines
Wind Surfing, Wake Boarding, Tennis, Golf Digest and Sport Diver Magazines are all offering free subscriptions right now.
Free Book (Sort of): 10,001 Ways to Live Large on a Small Budget
Buy the book through Amazon and get a $15 credit when you open an Ebates account.
AMC Theaters: $1 Movies on Wednesdays
Movies at select AMC Theaters are $1 on Wednesdays at 10 am all summer.
Hardware Store Deals
A $5 off $25 purchase coupon good for Home Depot, Lowe’s or True Value stores, plus a 10% discount to those in the military at Home Depot.
Three New Printable Coupons
Printable coupons for cheese, hot dogs and BBQ supplies.
Results: $142 in Groceries for $43
I saved $99 on my grocery bill this week and got everything pictured for free. That’s like saving $5,100 per year without much effort at all.
