[12345]

In case you were wondering!!!

Thanks to SnowDiva we got it done pretty quickly!!!

[MidwestSaver]

Thanks.. Im off to Jewel today to get food before the snowstorm hits.

[blcrystali]

The Palmero's Rustico Pizza is a good deal this week 2/$9 (use the $2.00 coupon) makes it $2.50 per pizza!

Is Palmero's pizza good? Has any one tried the Rustico brand? I usually buy DiGiorno or Freshetta - is it comparable?

Thank you 12345 and SnowDiva for the shopping list - it looks great!

[canadial]

Originally Posted by blcrystali

TIs Palmero's pizza good? Has any one tried the Rustico brand? I usually buy DiGiorno or Freshetta - is it comparable?

Before couponing I'd always buy the cheap brands (Jack's) - I bought six Rustico and I'm going to keep my freezer stocked with these (the sale price lasts until 3/1).

YUM! YUM!

[12345]

Originally Posted by blcrystali

The Palmero's Rustico Pizza is a good deal this week 2/$9 (use the $2.00 coupon) makes it $2.50 per pizza!

Is Palmero's pizza good? Has any one tried the Rustico brand? I usually buy DiGiorno or Freshetta - is it comparable?

Thank you 12345 and SnowDiva for the shopping list - it looks great!

Yep! I think the Palermos is good. One of my two favorite frozen pizzas. the other one is the Culinary circle.

I havn't had DiGiorno or Freshetta in a long time...but I stopped buying them because I like the others better!

[blcrystali]

Thank you, thank you. I'm excited to try these. I visited the Palmero's web site and they do look good.

BTW - I made a binder last weekend and I love it! I'm not totally organized yet, but it's already making my couponing life easier.

[12345]

Originally Posted by blcrystali

Thank you, thank you. I'm excited to try these. I visited the Palmero's web site and they do look good.

BTW - I made a binder last weekend and I love it! I'm not totally organized yet, but it's already making my couponing life easier.

Oh, isn't it great!!! It especially comes in handy when you run into clearance sales. It does take some time, but it is sooo worth it! Mine is busting at the seams. and I have had it since October!!!

[blcrystali]

Originally Posted by 12345

Oh, isn't it great!!! It especially comes in handy when you run into clearance sales. It does take some time, but it is sooo worth it! Mine is busting at the seams. and I have had it since October!!!

I LOVE it. I remember pricing binders right after buying my Halloween candy, but I never got around to actually buying one. I waited too long to make one.

A lot of work, but definitely worth it.

[Blue Angel]

I don't have a binder , what do you suggest.
I really have not done much couponing for groceries. It seems like i never have q's for what we need. But i want to have one for those deals i might see and want to have the q's with me .

[12345]

Originally Posted by Blue Angel

I don't have a binder , what do you suggest.
I really have not done much couponing for groceries. It seems like i never have q's for what we need. But i want to have one for those deals i might see and want to have the q's with me .

You can do a few things if you don't have a binder.

You could simply save your Sunday inserts(uncut) and file them in file folders and mark the date of the paper on the tab. And I would suggest also writing the date on the front cover of the insert, in case it gets lost.

Some people have cd cases they use to sort their coupons. Or an small photo album.

You could also use check organizer.

Orr, you could just use plain old envelopes! You can label each one with a different category, dairy, frozen, health and beauty...That's probably the cheapest way to go.

Those are a couple of options.

If you want a binder, keep an eye out in the clearance sections of jewel, target, and walmart, or check out ebay. I know you said money is tight right now, but you can sometimes get these for under $5..Also, be sure to get one with a zipper!!!

I hope that helps!!

[blcrystali]

Originally Posted by Blue Angel

I don't have a binder , what do you suggest.
I really have not done much couponing for groceries. It seems like i never have q's for what we need. But i want to have one for those deals i might see and want to have the q's with me .

If you do decide to get a binder, do get the zipper - you don't want those qs falling out. I use the baseball card insert and some photo album pages for the bigger IP qs.

If you live near a Menards, the Sunday paper is only $1. When I first started I bought my extra papers at Wal-Mart and they were $1.79 at the time so I would only buy a couple. I was so happy to find the Menards $1 papers since I don't live near a dollar store - now I buy as many as seven papers, depending on the quality of qs for the week.

Of course you can ask friends and family for their inserts. People also find inserts at local recycling centers, but I don't do that.


Good luck.