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Friday, August 27, 2010
Fox 13 Deals 8/28/10
8:30 AM | 
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Rebecca |
1. GPS Magellan Roadmate 1340 only $40 shipped at www.walmart.com!
More info HERE
2. 150 Organic Lollipops for only $8.88 shipped!
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3. It's time for Papa Murphy's Customer Appreciation Days! Large Pepperoni Pizzas are $3.99
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4. Gap Utah and Rod Works team up for amazing discounts and a giveaway!
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5. Smiths is rounding up coupons again!!
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and HERE
6. Get a Seven Peaks "Pass of All Passes" for $34.99 a person!
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More info HERE
2. 150 Organic Lollipops for only $8.88 shipped!
More info HERE
3. It's time for Papa Murphy's Customer Appreciation Days! Large Pepperoni Pizzas are $3.99
More info HERE
4. Gap Utah and Rod Works team up for amazing discounts and a giveaway!
More info HERE
5. Smiths is rounding up coupons again!!
More info HERE
and HERE
6. Get a Seven Peaks "Pass of All Passes" for $34.99 a person!
More info HERE
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Stop! Don't throw out those glass jars!
I have started holding onto them, waiting for inspiration to strike. I figure that if I can't find a use for them, I can deliver them to a recycling center myself.
The straight walled, wide mouthed peanut butter jars, in particular, have really been on my mind lately.
For one thing, the peanut butter is pretty pricey! I'm a penny pincher so I know I could get Skippy or JIF for less, especially using coupons. A LOT less. But the Adams ingredient label appeals to my efforts to feed my family healthier foods so I pay a little more for it. We go through a jar every three weeks or so. I'm accumulating a good collection of them.
Because of their size, I thought they might make good canisters for the pantry. And finding a useful purpose for them might take a bit of the sting from the price of the peanut butter away.
After a little spray paint and some old dresser drawer knobs, I'm pretty happy to replace my 30 year old Tupperware canisters with these.
I'll recycle the Tupperware of course! Or repurpose it somewhere.
I wonder what a set of vintage pea green Tupperware canisters is going for on Ebay?
Where was I?
Oh yes, my new canisters!
I even made some for the craft room. I just printed the labels using a free clip art website and applied them with some contact paper. If you own a vinyl cutter you could make them even fancier.
I've been holding on to that giant pickle jar in the top picture for a while now. Today I decided to give it a new life as a Pottery Barn inspired vase.
I just wrapped it with jute, using hot glue to adhere it to the bottle. I had the jute and hot glue on hand so it cost me nothing. But even those things would only be a couple of dollars if you had to buy them.
I think I'll do the same with the large wine bottle.
As soon as my glue gun finger heals up.
These are certainly not my original ideas. Just things I've seen other people do. But they serve a useful purpose in my home and keep some glass out of the landfill.
Buying glass canisters similar in size to the ones I made today would have cost anywhere from $3 to $15 each. Which means I saved myself some money too.
As I was searching for other ideas for reusing glass I was amazed and inspired by all the great things you can do.
With a small investment in a glass cutting tool you can even turn empty bottles into drinking glasses, light fixtures, garden ornaments, etc.
Just today I read about using inverted glass bottles as mini greenhouses to start plants in your garden.
The next time you have a glass bottle that is ready for the trash, pause for a moment and try to imagine it with a new purpose. Especially if that new purpose will save you money.
There's no harm in helping your wallet while you help the planet.
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Canvas Print Deals! $15 or less!
Canvas Prints are very trendy and now they are also a very good deal! Two different retailers are offering great deals on prints - free and just pay the shipping or reduced price with free shipping.
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Get a free 8x10 photo canvas. Shipping is $14.95.
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Get an 11x14 photo canvas for $12.99 with free shipping.
Use coupon code 11X14CNVS. Exp 09/02/2010
Dollar Days at Pfalzgraff! $1, $5, $10, and $20!
Save big during Pfaltzgraff’s Dollar Days Sale, featuring more than 800 items at $1, $5, $10 and $20.
Valid 8/26 thru 8/30
Dollar Days at Pfaltzgraff
Free shipping on orders over $99.00
Melamine Soup/Cereal Bowl
Was $3.99
Now $1.00
Richmond Park Creamer
Was $9.99
Now $1.00
Blush Accents Creamer
Was $9.99
Now $1.00
Blush Accents Sugar Bowl w/Lid
Was $9.99
Now $1.00
Hope for the Cure Silicone Trivet, Pink Ribbon
Was $4.99
Now $1.00
Jell-O® Silicone Mini Mold, Rasberry
Was $2.99
Now $1.00
Mikasa Accent Plates
Was $9.99
Now $1.00
5-Piece Place Setting
Was $49.99
Now $20.00
Dollar Days at Pfaltzgraff
Coloring - Not Just for Kids!
Several years ago I discovered advanced coloring books and I fell in love with the beautiful designs. I ordered several books and found out that you're never too old to COLOR! Below are a few of my favorite books. These are 4 for 3 at Amazon and FSSS. Not only do I, personally, get a lot of enjoyment from these books - the children in my life do as well. This is an enjoyable activity to do while you're sitting in a doctor's office, in church or in your office on a conference call.
In addition to these pattern books, there are books with fairies, dragons, and many other advanced coloring options!
To color, I prefer Crayola Twistables Crayons and/or Crayola Twistables Colored Pencils. These are on sale everywhere this time of year. I've linked to deals at Walmart.com.
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Save a bundle! Use our printable shopping lists at the grocery store!
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Yes, Groupon rocks, especially when it's an online deal.
Today's deal is 4.00 for a 12.00 Fandango credit.
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- Your code activates 24 hours after you buy it.
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Recipe: Oreo Ice Cream Cake
Who doesn't like a delicious ice cream cake in the summertime? If you purchase ice cream cakes from stores and restaurants they are expensive. Try making your own for a fraction of the cost!
For my husband's birthday a few weeks ago I wanted to make him an ice cream cake. But I wanted an ice cream cake that didn't have cake in it (make sense)? I found this superb recipe from Kraft Foods. Just take a look at it!
Oh it was divine! And super easy to make too. It looks like you slaved over a difficult cake when really it only tool minutes to prepare. Here is the original recipe with my changes marked in red.
Oreo Ice Cream Cake
For my husband's birthday a few weeks ago I wanted to make him an ice cream cake. But I wanted an ice cream cake that didn't have cake in it (make sense)? I found this superb recipe from Kraft Foods. Just take a look at it!
Oh it was divine! And super easy to make too. It looks like you slaved over a difficult cake when really it only tool minutes to prepare. Here is the original recipe with my changes marked in red.
Oreo Ice Cream Cake
24 OREO Cookies, divided
2 cups Strawberry ice cream, softened (I used vanilla instead, and abt 3 cups)
2 cups thawed COOL WHIP Whipped Topping, divided
2 cups Chocolate ice cream, softened (3 cups also)
2 Tbsp. Hot fudge ice cream topping (I used crushed oreos instead)
LINE 9-inch round pan (I used a 10 in springform pan. Didn't have to use the plastic wrap) with plastic wrap, with ends extending over side of pan. Stand 14 cookies around edge of pan. Crush remaining cookies. Reserve 1/2 cup crumbs for later use; sprinkle remaining crumbs onto bottom of pan. Spread strawberry ice cream over crumbs; top with 1 cup COOL WHIP and reserved crumbs. Cover with chocolate ice cream.
FREEZE 4 hours.
REMOVE dessert from freezer 10 min. before serving. Use plastic wrap handles to lift dessert from pan. Carefully peel off plastic wrap; place dessert on serving plate. Let stand at room temperature to soften slightly. Top with remaining COOL WHIP; drizzle with fudge topping.
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