Tuesday, June 8, 2010
New Giveaway!
Be watching tomorrow! I'll be posting a new giveaway! Here's a hint it has to do with kids and 4th of July!
Frugal Noodle Dinner
With all this money saving going on and sometimes buying food that we don't normally eat, I'm being forced to experiment. Not an easy thing to do in a houseful of picky eaters! I have had an over abundance of ramen noodles for a few weeks now. We've been slowly whittling away at the stash one package at a time for lunch, but I needed to put a dent in this soon!
In my daily jaunts online, reading obscure and relatively unknown (well unknown to me!) blogs, I came across The Coupon Goddess. Yeah the one I posted about the other day. Well in addition to her coupon posts, Melanie also posts some great recipes. Remind you of anyone else...**clears throat**..anyway she had this great recipe posted and it looked yummy! Yes!! Solving two problems: feeding the family and making room in my pantry! Oh and my final cost was $4.50 to feed six people (and a dog!), so that's 75 cents a serving!
Above is what Melanie at The Coupon Goddess made. *Note to self: Go buy some batteries for your camera!Of course mine didn't look this pretty, but you get the idea! It was absolutely delicious! You can check out her recipe here. I'm including my tweaked version of this recipe, because Rule #1 of being frugal..use what you have on hand!
Frugal Noodles
4 packs ramen noodles (chicken or beef), reserve two packets of seasoning
1 lb. chicken or beef, cooked and chopped
2 T. olive oil
1 package frozen snow peas
1 package frozen broccoli crowns
1 bell pepper, sliced in strips
1 small onion, sliced in strips
1 T. garlic, minced
1 tsp. ginger powder
1/2 c. soy sauce
pinch white sugar
1 T. rice vinegar
black pepper
Heat olive oil in LARGE pot. Saute garlic for a minute in hot oil before adding vegetables and meat. While meat and veggies are heating, mix together 2 seasoning packets, soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, pepper, garlic and ginger. Drizzle some of the sauce over the top. You can either boil all the noodles together or use the containers provided. (The noodles I had came in containers you can cook the noodles in the microwave...why dirty another pan?)Saute until vegetables are semi-tender. Add the cooked noodles and pour the rest of the sauce over all. I know it doesn't look like much sauce but trust me! Stir; cook about 5 minutes.
Serves 6
In my daily jaunts online, reading obscure and relatively unknown (well unknown to me!) blogs, I came across The Coupon Goddess. Yeah the one I posted about the other day. Well in addition to her coupon posts, Melanie also posts some great recipes. Remind you of anyone else...**clears throat**..anyway she had this great recipe posted and it looked yummy! Yes!! Solving two problems: feeding the family and making room in my pantry! Oh and my final cost was $4.50 to feed six people (and a dog!), so that's 75 cents a serving!
Above is what Melanie at The Coupon Goddess made. *Note to self: Go buy some batteries for your camera!Of course mine didn't look this pretty, but you get the idea! It was absolutely delicious! You can check out her recipe here. I'm including my tweaked version of this recipe, because Rule #1 of being frugal..use what you have on hand!
Frugal Noodles
4 packs ramen noodles (chicken or beef), reserve two packets of seasoning
1 lb. chicken or beef, cooked and chopped
2 T. olive oil
1 package frozen snow peas
1 package frozen broccoli crowns
1 bell pepper, sliced in strips
1 small onion, sliced in strips
1 T. garlic, minced
1 tsp. ginger powder
1/2 c. soy sauce
pinch white sugar
1 T. rice vinegar
black pepper
Heat olive oil in LARGE pot. Saute garlic for a minute in hot oil before adding vegetables and meat. While meat and veggies are heating, mix together 2 seasoning packets, soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, pepper, garlic and ginger. Drizzle some of the sauce over the top. You can either boil all the noodles together or use the containers provided. (The noodles I had came in containers you can cook the noodles in the microwave...why dirty another pan?)Saute until vegetables are semi-tender. Add the cooked noodles and pour the rest of the sauce over all. I know it doesn't look like much sauce but trust me! Stir; cook about 5 minutes.
Serves 6
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Monday, June 7, 2010
FREE ebook for all those Twilight fanatics like me!
Have you read the new novella from Stephanie Mayer... The Short Life of Bree Tanner? Save yourself $10 and read it for free here until July 5th. Cannot be downloaded, but it's a quick read (only 175 pages) I read it last night. It was good!
New Week of deals 6/6-6/12
Here are this week's deals at the drug stores and Target! Under each you'll find the best deals that I see!
Target-Thanks Hip2Save
Heinz 40 oz. Ketchup $1
Kellogg’s Eggo Waffles or Mini Pancakes $1.75 (Price Cut until 6/19)
Use the $1/1 coupon from here
Use the $1/2 blinkie found at Greer's this week!Final cost only $0.25 each!
Ragu 26 oz Pasta Sauce$1.68 (Price Cut until 6/12)
Target-Thanks Hip2Save
Heinz 40 oz. Ketchup $1
Kellogg’s Eggo Waffles or Mini Pancakes $1.75 (Price Cut until 6/19)
Use the $1/1 coupon from here
Use the $1/2 blinkie found at Greer's this week!Final cost only $0.25 each!
Ragu 26 oz Pasta Sauce$1.68 (Price Cut until 6/12)
Use the $.60/2 RP 5/23
Use the FREE pasta wyb any Ragu from Jerry Lee's flyer (flyer available until Tuesday!)
Final cost $2.76/2 and 2 free boxes of pasta!
Olay Total Effects Body Wash $3.54
Use the $4/1 coupon from the 6/6 PG
Final cost FREE!
Use the $4/1 coupon from the 6/6 PG
Final cost FREE!
Dove Conditioner $2.79
Use the $1/1 coupon from here
Stack with the $1/1 Target coupon from here
Final cost $0.79!
Use the $1/1 coupon from here
Stack with the $1/1 Target coupon from here
Final cost $0.79!
Littlest Pet Shop Collectible Pet products on a price cut for $4 also look for them on clearance by the registers!
Use the buy one get one free coupon from Coupons.com
Final cost $2.50 each!
Use the buy one get one free coupon from Coupons.com
Final cost $2.50 each!
Strawberry Shortcake Nexcare ComforPals $1.87
Use the $1/1 coupon from herePlus, stack with the $0.50/1 Target store coupon from here
Final cost $0.37!
Use the $1/1 coupon from herePlus, stack with the $0.50/1 Target store coupon from here
Final cost $0.37!
Scrubbing Bubbles Extend a Clean Power Sprayer $8.69
And 1 Scrubbing Bubbles Refill $3.94
Use the $3/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Target Store coupon from here
Use the $5/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Starter coupon from here
Plus, use the buy Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Get a Refill FREE coupon from here (lower left hand corner)
Final cost ONLY $0.69 for both!
And 1 Scrubbing Bubbles Refill $3.94
Use the $3/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Target Store coupon from here
Use the $5/1 Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Starter coupon from here
Plus, use the buy Scrubbing Bubbles Power Sprayer Get a Refill FREE coupon from here (lower left hand corner)
Final cost ONLY $0.69 for both!
Scotch Fur Fighter on clearance for $3.48Use the $4/1 coupon from the 4/11 SS
Final cost FREE!
Final cost FREE!
Walgreens- Thanks Wildforwags!
$5 RR wyb Gillette ProGlide power or manual razor, $9.99-$4/1 Gillette Razor – 06-06 -10 PG
Final cost $.99
I did not see anything at this point from Walgreens that I thought was outstanding, but look for yourself! Like always I encourage you to buy what you need or use, not just because it's a great deal! I typically do not buy something unless it is FREE before the RR.
Rite Aid- Thanks iheartsavingmoney!
I did not see anything at this point from Rite Aid that I thought was outstanding, but look for yourself! Like always I encourage you to buy what you need or use, not just because it's a great deal!
Rite Aid Diaper Deal- Thanks, Crystal the coupon Momma!
I personally will be doing deal #2!
Deal #1
Buy:
(1)Pampers Jumbo Pack diapers $9.99
(2)Pampers Wipes Refill 60-77 ct. $2.49
|(1)Huggies Little Swimmer $6.99
(1)Pampers Jumbo Pack diapers $9.99
(2)Pampers Wipes Refill 60-77 ct. $2.49
|(1)Huggies Little Swimmer $6.99
Use:
(1) $5 off $20 PRINT (available by watching videos)
(1)$1.50 off Huggies Little Swimmers swim pants printable
(2)$2 off Pampers Wipes 60ct + PG 6/06
(1)$1.50 Pampers Diapers or Pants PG 6/06
(1)$1.50 off Huggies Little Swimmers swim pants printable
(2)$2 off Pampers Wipes 60ct + PG 6/06
(1)$1.50 Pampers Diapers or Pants PG 6/06
You pay $9.96 + tax OOP and earn $1 Wellness + Reward. That’s two packs of diapers and two packs of wipes for $8.96 after coupons & Wellness + Reward!!
Deal #2
Buy:
(1)Pampers Jumbo Pack diapers $9.99
(1)Photo Mouse Pad $12.99
(1)Pampers Jumbo Pack diapers $9.99
(1)Photo Mouse Pad $12.99
Use:(1) $5 off $20 HERE (available by watching videos)
(1)$1.50 Pampers Diapers or Pants PG 6/06
(1) Free Mouse Pad Rite Aid VV HERE
(1)$1.50 Pampers Diapers or Pants PG 6/06
(1) Free Mouse Pad Rite Aid VV HERE
You pay $3.49 + tax OOP and earn $1 Wellness + Reward. That's one pack of diapers for $2.49 after coupons & Wellness + Reward!!
CVS-Thanks iheartsavingmoney!
Like always I encourage you to buy what you need or use, not just because it's a great deal! I typically do not buy something unless it is FREE before the ECB or it's something I REALLY need!
$5 ECB wyb Gillette ProGlide power or manual razor, $9.97Use $4/1 Gillette Razor – 06-06 -10 PG
Final cost $.97!
Dawn dish detergent $.97
Use the $1/1 Dawn w/olay coupon from the homemade simple booklet.
Final cost FREE!
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