Paul Ivanovsky

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Best Deal Ever! Houston Chronicle (local only) delivered for $1 each and a $30 Bonus!

Nov 12 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

This is the Best Deal on the Houston Chronicle I have ever offered! Our sites or Coupon Classes are the only place you can score this deal, that means that you cannot call the Chronicle and get this offer!!!!

There is no other legal way to get multiple coupons delivered than by getting up to 5 papers through us from the Houston Chronicle

You can get up to 5 papers delivered to your home for only $1 each! If you already get one paper you can get 4 more. When you max out at 5 papers total delivered you qualify for a $30 gift card that gets emailed to you about 4 weeks after your papers start. That is essentially getting two months for free!

I am doing a second turn in this week for anyone that wants to take advantage of an awesome deal!
You can text 832-510-4270 between the hours of 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM and we can take your order over the phone. You can only pay by credit or debit card over the phone. If you want to pay by cash or check you will have to attend one of our classes. This is the only way to get a multiple subscription offer at a really good price.Click Here to See some of the deals you can score this week from the inserts!Not in Houston? I am working on getting deals in other cities, I have a few but not in a blog friendly format yet. Leave a comment with your city and I will see what I can find of you!

Houston Chronicle Newspaper Deal for $1 per paper DELIVERED TO YOUR HOME!! PLUS Get a $30 Gift Card + $10 Bonus for Referrals!

Nov 11 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

There is no other legal way to get multiple coupons delivered than by getting up to 5 papers through us from the Houston Chronicle

Halloween Treats!! Delicious but Scary Cake Pop Eyeballs

Oct 12 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

::GUEST POST from Tiffany::

I have wanted to make some more Halloween Cake Pops especially the scary looking eyeball ones for a while. I think they turned out really cute and my kids flipped out over eating them!

This is just as simple as all the other cake pops I have made over the last few years and you can see some instructions HERE.

On these since they are supposed to be eyeballs I used a red velvet cake mix to make it more gross! Bake the cake according to directions and let it cool. Take a carton of pre-made frosting and smash up all the cake and mix with the frosting in a bowl. Stick that in the fridge for a few hours. Scoop the balls with a cookie scoop, I use a 1 Tablespoon size to get them all the same size.

Once they are all rolled out then you are going to want to coat them with the melting chocolate.

Then we can decorate them!

I tried to make it easy and used the Wilton Black and Red Sparkle Gel and the Wilton eyeballs! I tried a few with brown M&M’s and I liked the Wilton premade eyes a lot better.

I tried to make them look like blood shot eyes. For Halloween they look awesome, for other purposes…. you might want to not have the kids help!

But they were easy, and look cool at the end!

Back To School Deal: Texas Instruments TI-84 Graphing Calculator $86 Shipped

Aug 8 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

Back To School shopping is for the older crowd too, and you can score deals like this Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE Graphing Calculator for only $86 (reg $96.99)! PLUS it Ships FREE with Amazon Prime.

Large LCD display for plotting out graphs and equations, up to 10 rectangular functions, 6 parametric expressions, 6 polar expressions and 3 recursively-defined sequences.
Transfer data between your calculator and computer using USB on-the-go technology, included.
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Approved for use on the PSAT*, SAT*, and ACT college entrance exams, AP*, IB* and AP* tests.

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Walmart: Nivea Moisturizing Cream $0.72 each

Aug 8 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

We go through so much lotion in our house! Sometimes it’s nice to have a few smaller bottles in the car and in the drawers around the house for those spontaneous impromptu lotioning needs. Checkout this HOT deal at Walmart for Nivea Moisturizing Cream for just $0.72 each!

Walmart Scenario

Nivea Moisturizing Cream, 2.6 oz, $2.72
$2.00/1 Nivea Body Lotion, Creme or Oil Product Coupon SS 8/6
Total: $0.72

Tiffany’s School Lunch Tips (for Making LOTS of Lunches FAST & Cheap!)

Aug 1 by Paul Ivanovsky 24 Comments

This is a guest post from my wife Tiffany at MyLitter, she has made a few school lunches in her day!

To help save on school lunches I make a lot of my own pudding, jello and treats. If I can get a killer deal on fruit roll ups and granola bars of course I buy them but for things like jello and pudding it is just too cheap to make! Plus, it tastes better then the pre-packaged stuff.

The night before, after the kids are in bed OR new for me this year, my 11 and 9 year old daughters make pudding and jello for the next day. They pour them into the little ziplock containers and toss them in the fridge overnight.

The trick is getting them to remember to bring back the container, or not leaving it in their backpacks!

I also use the little containers for small fruit, chunks of cheese, ham, mini pickles, chunks of fruit and dry cereal.

I also make sandwiches in bulk by using a 6 pack of rolls.

Next, comes the ham and cheese.

Then I flip it over and cut 6 sandwiches.

For me this is a quicker way to get a bunch of sandwiches and they are just the right size. You can do it this way and stick the rest in the fridge for the next few days if you don’t need that many sandwiches.

I try and stay under $4-5 dollars a day for all lunches. So about $20 – $25 a week on lunches. I buy bread and rolls on sale and freeze them. Earlier this summer at Randalls I bought 13 packages of string cheese for under $.75 a bag, then I freeze and pull out every few days. I also freeze lunch meat and load up when I get it on sale. The snacks are always very cheap at Kroger mega events. We go through an enormous amount of fruit, I always try and price match it at Wal-Mart.