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$1 off Hormel

Quick and print this one. Any coupon for meat is a good one! I used 77380 and looked under food. This is what we do with pork loin.

Pulled Pork Sandwiches

1 Pork Loin
1 Bottle Bar B Que Sauce ( I use Sweet Baby Rays)
Little bit of liquid smoke
Rolls

Brown all sides of the roast in some oil in a large pan. Transfer to a crock pot and add about a cup or two of water. Salt and pepper to taste. Cook on high for 4-6 hours until you can pull it apart without effort with a fork. Drain off almost all the liquid, leave about 1 cup add about 1t. liquid smoke to it. Add an entire bottle of B-B-Q sauce, we love Sweet Baby Ray’s the best. Stir it into the meat, turn down to low on crock pot and let cook fro another hour or until you are ready to eat. Serve on hard rolls or your favorite kind!

Hawaiian Grilled Cheese – All You Feb Recipe Review

Feb 10 by Paul Ivanovsky 2 Comments

With the weather being so bad and cold I wanted to make something to remind us it will get warm quick here in TX. We also had a busy night so we needed something quick.

This is just a basic grilled cheese with ham and pineapple.

I spent $14 on everything for dinner, we had tomato soup with it also. I bought 1 lb. each of cheese and ham. We only used 1/2 lb on 7 sandwiches, so I have a bunch left over for kids lunches tomorrow.

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 7 minutes
Yield: Serves 4
Cost per Serving: $1.45

Ingredients
8 slices white bread
2 tablespoons unsalted butter, softened
4 ounces deli ham
8 slices Cheddar or American cheese
1 cup canned pineapple chunks packed in juice, drained and patted dry
Mustard, optional

Preparation
1. Spread one side of each slice of bread with butter. Lay ham on unbuttered side of 4 of the slices. Top each with 2 slices of cheese and pineapple chunks. Spread unbuttered sides of remaining bread slices with mustard, if desired. Place those 4 slices, buttered sides up, on top of pineapple.

2. Place sandwiches in a large nonstick skillet over medium-low heat and cook, pressing down on them occasionally with a spatula, until golden on one side, 3 to 4 minutes. Carefully turn and continue to cook until golden on the other side, about 3 minutes longer. Cut each sandwich in half and serve immediately.

** My daughter has transformer Valentines tattoos on her forehead…. I could not even tell you why she thought that was the best place to put them?!

If you were going to the store to purchase these items for this meal here are some coupons you might want to use:

Oscar Mayer Lunch Meat Printable HERE
$1/1 Kraft Deli Fresh Slices, exp. 3-13-11 (SS 02/06/11)
$0.75/1 Kraft Deli Fresh Natural Slices, exp. 2-20-11 (SS 01/16/11)

Reader Spotlight: Price matching!

Jan 18 by Paul Ivanovsky 9 Comments

You know that I do a lot of price matching. I do a lot on dairy, meat, fruit and veggies, things I don’t often have a coupon for. Here is an example of what reader Heather at Mama’a Spot was able to do!

Just take a look at your local store ads and price match produce to save a bunch!

2 Pineapples – $.99 each
5 Cucumbers – $.19 each
1 Head of Lettuce – $.50 each
11 Oranges – $.08 each
Broccoli Crowns – $0.48/lb – three crowns $0.49
Grand Total – $3.81! Not bad for 20 items

Spic & Span Antibacterial Spray $0.97
used $1/2 Here
Final Price – $.47
Great deal on cleaner, especially antibacterial!

Reach toothbrushes $3.00
used $2/2 Here (I’m not sure if it is still available, I couldn’t find it today)
Final Price – $.50 each (I probably could have gotten these for free later, but we really needed new ones right now)

Similac Ready to use Formula – $3.84 and $5.47
I got three blue bottles that were 5.47 and one for Spit-up that was $3.84
I had three $5.00 formula checks (that you get in the mail with samples)
Bringing the $5.47 formula down to $.47
And I used the $3.00/1 Here
Bringing the $3.84 formula down to $.84
Not bad for formula.
Formula total: $2.25 for four bottles which equals about 18 feedings

Glade plug-in refill – $5.24
I had a coupon for a free one from Right At Home (not available any more) I will let you know when they have another promotion.

Scrabble Slam – $5.00
A few month back I purchased a card game and in it it had a $5.00 coupon for another card game.
Final Price – Free (always look on packages to see if there might be a coupon inside)

Nasoya Tofu – $2.50
$1.25/1 here at Mambo Sprouts.
final Price – $1.25 (my daughter really loves tofu)

Classico Sauce – $1.98
I found a high value $1/1 peelie (always be on the lookout for those great peelies)
Final Price – $.98

Grand Total – $17.89 about $.68 an item. Not too shabby!

Thanks Heather, check her out at Mama’s Spot

More Hillshire Farms Coupons

Jan 15 by Paul Ivanovsky Leave a Comment

Another blogger, My Dallas Mommy, has entered the Hillshire Farms “Most Wanted Sandwich” contest. She is currently in 2nd place. If she wins she gets to donate $5000 to the charity of her choice!

You can go HERE and vote for the Fiesta Texas Roll Up Wrap! It’s the only wrap and easy to find. Once you are done you can print off some coupons!

Soy Sauce and Hillshire Farms

Jan 9 by Paul Ivanovsky 6 Comments

Go HERE to print a coupon for $1 off Kikkoman soy sauce 10oz. or more! $.42 is a good price for soy sauce!

Get $1/1 Hillshire Farm deli meat HERE.

Click “Most Wanted Sandwich” in bottom left corner.
Click “Get 2 $1.00 off coupons now” at far left.

I used a Register Reward and Catalina!

Jan 8 by Paul Ivanovsky 29 Comments

In trying things out for you guys, we ran over last night ( to a different Walmart) and checked out using the following coupons:

I bought:
Radio Flyer Caterpillar (clearanced for $14.50)
Wonka Candy Bag $1.50
Advil $3.68
Gum $.88

I used the following coupons:
$2 catalina for Wonka from Kroger
$2.50 catalina for Advil from Kroger
2 $1.50 Register Rewards (from Walgreens)

They took everyone of my coupons with out a problem! All the catalina’s beeped and they were overridden! Wow, the possibilities are endless using the Walgreens Register Rewards! You can use those to pay for all the things you buy that you don’t have coupons for, like meat and dairy products!

These are some of the problems that I see:

My wife swears up and down that they give her a harder time at the register than they give me. Unfortunately, I have actually seen this happen. I went through and used some coupons at a grocery store, 20 minutes later my wife went through the same line, with the same cashier, and was told she could not use them. When she asked why, the cashier would just keep saying, “because”.

Not saying that I get away with anything that I should not be. I do everything possible to make sure that my coupons are perfectly in order, not expired and for EXACTLY what they are intended for. But sometimes as a man, I think they just don’t hassle me.

Your store tells you “No” this is going to happen to many of you. What do you do?

I am personally taking this as my mission. To help as much as I can to educate the store managers and cashiers on their own coupon policy.

Print off the Walmart coupon policy.

Keep corporates phone number with you. CALL THEM if you have a problem! The more people who call, the better it will get for everyone. 1-800-WALMART (1-800-925-6278).

Always be polite. Even when they are wrong and make you feel like you are doing something wrong, kill them with kindness…