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Target Deals 53 Items $1.00 or Under! 8 are FREE! This amazing website, Couponing to Disney , has done a LOT of work to bring you an amazing list of all things free or very very cheap from Target. It's pretty extensive and most of the deals require coupons from the paper (you'll know it's a coupon from the paper if it says SS, smart source, or RP, red plum, etc. and the date of the paper it came from next to it), and some of them are internet printables. But I can promise, you won't want to miss these deals! She checks them herself every 2 weeks to verify that the deal is still active (the list was last updated 2/7/10). I'm just going to give you the link so you can check it out whenever you like. Click HERE to to go to her website! Here's an example of one of the FREE items you can get: Scotties Facial Tissues Retail: $1 Coupon: $1 printable (tell them you do not regularly use Scotties) Total: Free! Oh, and when you're headed to Target, don’t forget yo...

Mailbox Monday! Here are the freebies I got in my mailbox just today alone! Every week I plan on showing you what your mailbox can look like (if you want it to) with my help. As you can see, several magazines, Readers Digest, Ladies Home Journal, Ebony, Time, Jet, Seventeen, and Lego Kids Magazine. I also got my Vegetarian Starter Kit, Victoria's Secret Pink Catalog, along with a coupon for a FREE pink lace panty and $10 off any bra purchase, H&R block tax prep service disc, Huggies coupons, 2 coupons for FREE Golden Double Stuff Oreos (promotion is now over), and FREE samples of Biolage shampoo and conditioner with a free comb. Remember, all of this was 100% absolutely FREE! Did you get anything good in your mailbox today? Written by Jessica at OKCSavings.blogspot.com

New Target coupons brought to your cell! This is a new program brought to you by Target, you can now get coupons delivered straight to your cell phone! Go HERE to sign up. You'll be asked for your cell phone number, submit, and then you should start to receive exclusive Target store coupons. One of the best tips most people may not know about using coupons, is that you can "stack" coupons at most stores, Target included. "Stacking" coupons just means that you can combine a store coupon with a manufacturer's coupon to increase your savings! Now, this doesn't mean you can use two manufacturer's coupons for the same item, that's not allowed. But, you are allowed to use two coupons if one of the coupons comes directly from a store. Like Target for example, their store coupons usually have the Target "bulls eye" symbol on the face of the coupon and will say "Target Coupon" instead of "Manufacture Coupon" To use the c...

The Crest Foods Anniversary sale is in full swing, happening the entire month of February. Here are just a few deals: (Thanks SimpleSavingSavvy !) Cheetos $0.99 (limit 2) Tostitos 23oz Salsa or Spinach Dip 2/$4 Sargento Deli Slices 2/$4 Potatoes 5lbs $0.99 Thomas Bagels (plain) 2/$3 Shawnee Mills Cornbread Mix 4/$1 Goldfish $0.99 Mi Casa Flour Tortillas (fajita size) $0.99 Sunny D 128oz 2/$3 Dawn Dish Detergent $0.88 New York Texas Toast 4/$5 Prego 2/$3 Borden Singles $0.99 Daisy Sour Cream 4/$5 Crest Deli Slices 4/$5 Keebler Cookies $1.48 (limit 2) Pop Tarts 12ct 3/$5 Lipton Ice Tea Bags 4/$5 Swanson Chicken Broth 3/$1 Bush's Beans (selected) 2/$1 Del Monte Canned Veggies 6pk 3/$10 Del Monte Canned Pineapple $0.69 Best Choice Canned Tomatoes 15oz 2/$1 Mrs. Cubbison's Croutons $0.69 Kraft Salad Dressing 4/$5 Hunt's Ketchup $0.79 Ronzoni Smart Taste & Healthy Harvest (selected) $0.79 Home Pride Wheat Bread $0.99 Green Bell Peppers 3/$1 Ball Park Franks $0.99 Nestle Coco...

Did you know that ready-to-eat cereal eaters consume less fat, less cholesterol and more fiber than non-cereal eaters? Cereals also deliver important vitamins, minerals and other essential nutrients, making cereal a top source of key nutrients in children’s diets. Cereal Statistics: Ready-to-eat cereals, including presweetened cereals, account for only 5% of sugar in children’s diets. Ready-to-eat cereal is also the No. 1 source of whole grains in a child’s diet today. More frequent cereal eaters tend to have healthier body weights and lower Body Mass Index measures. Studies also demonstrate the benefits of eating breakfast. A 1998 study showed that children who eat breakfast tend to perform better at school. Compared to children who skip breakfast, children who eat breakfast score higher on tests, are less likely to miss class or be tardy, have fewer reported discipline problems, and make fewer trips to the office. This week General Mills announced a commitment to further reduce suga...