I apologize I didn't have a chance to do complete match-ups - this week has been crazy! So, I hope you were able to find the match-ups, but I have some "Quick Picks" posted below.
Here's another heads up - there is Roundy's coupon booklet coming out tomorrow, which should be good through next week. So, if it's not in your daily newspaper, be sure to ask for one at the customer service desk!
Also, today is the end of the month, so be sure to check all of the online printable coupons sites to make sure you got the ones you wanted: http://northwoodscouponhunter.blogspot.com/p/get-printable-coupons.html
Double Daze Quick Picks
Dawn Dish Liquid
Buy 1/$1. Use 50¢/1 (P&G 10/30) = FREE
Dean's Heat 'n Eat Dips
Buy 1/$2 Use $1/1 (SS 11/20) = FREE
Huggies 64ct Baby Wipes
Buy 1/$1.98 Use 50¢/1 (SS 11/20) = 98¢ each
Old Spice Body Wash
Buy 1/$2.99 Get 1 FREE = $1.50 each
Crest Premium Toothpaste
Buy 1/$2.50 Use $1/1 (P&G 10/30) = 50¢ each
Totino's Pizza Rolls
Buy 2/$2. Use 40¢/2 (GM 10/2) = 60¢ each
Perdue Boneless Chicken Breasts
Buy 2 packages just $1.88/lb
Aussie Hair Care Products
Buy 1/$2.48 Use $1/1 (P&G 10/30) = 98¢ each
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
This Week's Copp's Double Daze Match-ups & News
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Is anyone successfully downloading coupons from the internet and avoiding the malware that comes with it? Would like to know what software you are using that filters out the malware and still allows you to print coupons. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI only use reliable, respected sources for downloading the software - coupons.com (the printable coupon source on Northwoods Coupon Hunter), smartsource.com, redplum.com, bricks.com and couponnetwork.com or directly from the manufacturer's site. Once you have the printer driver, you shouldn't need to download anything from any other sites.
ReplyDeleteNearly every blog and coupon site on the internet is powered by one of the sites I listed above, so they shouldn't require additional software. If they require you to download additional software, consider using a different site for the coupon. I use Avast Antivirus, print coupons online all of the time and haven't had any malware issues.