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Free Friday- June 18

  

Making small changes that have big results. 

On Friday’s I share weekly deals that cost less than $1.00.   These deals help to keep us on our budget and living The Sweet Life.  Although I do not advocate shopping at a large number of stores during this health crisis, if you are going to a particular store that has a deal- just pick it up too.    

Unfortunately I haven’t been shopping at CVS for a while, so my CRT’s are very limited and not exceptional at this point.   As I do more shopping at CVS the better the deals will be.  Start small and grow your experience.

    

Walgreens(Until Saturday 6/19/21) 

Tide (Liquid or Pods) 

Cost: $4.99 x 3 = $14.97

Coupons: $2.00 x 2 (Liquid) Digital and June P&G

      $2.00 (Pods) Digital or June P&G

OOP: $8.97

Wags Cash- $5.00 for Household Promotion

Final Cost: $3.97 or $1.33 each 


Crest Toothpaste 

Cost: $3.00 x 3 = $9.00

Coupons: $5/3 Digital

OOP: $4.00

Register Reward: $4.00 (NOTE- My store provided me with Wags Cash instead)   

Final Cost FREE 


NOTE- If you completed both transactions together and use the $5.00 perk for spending $20 dollars in a single transaction, then your final cost is FREE + $1.00 MM!


Butterfinger Candy Bar

Cost: 2/$1.00 

OOP: $1.00

Checkout 51: $1.00 (Limit 5)

NOTE- Check to make sure the deal on Checkout 51 is still available.   I picked up mine on Friday, June 18, 2021.  


Kroger Deals (June 16-22)


** Check your Best Customer Coupons.    This month I received a Free Brave Robot Pint of Ice Cream, Bolt 24 Hydration Beverage and 1 box of Betty Crocker Cake Mix. 



Brave Robot Pint Ice Cream

Cost: $5.99 x 3 = $11.98

Kroger: FREE Product Coupon x 2 

  $0.75 Digital Coupon

OOP: $5.24

Brave Robot Rebate for 1 free pint: $5.99

https://braverobot.co/

IBOTTA: $2.00 x 3 = $6.00

Final Cost: 2 for FREE + $4.00 MM


Pace Salsa

Cost: $1.50 x 2 = $3.00

OOP: $3.00

Ibotta: $0.50 x 2 = $1.00

Kroger Cash: $0.50/2

Final Cost: $1.50 or $0.75 each 


Nestle Splash Flavored Water 

Cost: $1.25

Coupon: $1.00 (Internet Printable) 


OOP: $0.25

https://www.krogerkrazy.com/coupons-com-printable-coupons-2/?cid=21588030


CVS (June 20-26)

Covergirl Makeup Deal: 

Covergirl Clean Pressed Powder: $8.29

Covergirl Professional Mascara: $7.29

Subtotal: $15.58

Coupons:
$3.00- CG Face (Digital, IP)

$3.00- CG Eye (Digital, IP) 

OOP: $9.58

ECB: $7.00

Final Cost: $2.58/2 or $1.29 each 


NOTE- If you have a $3/$15 Covergirl CRT then you are lucky.    This will change the deal into $0.48 MM.   


Butterfinger Candy Bar

Cost: $1.00 x 2 = 2

Coupon: $1.00/2 Instant Coupon from the Red Box 

OOP: $1.00

Checkout 51: $1.00

Final Cost: FREE 


Shopper’s Tip 


When prices are a rock bottom price, then pick up a few extra for the pantry without going over your weekly budget.        


Sample Requests 


Free Donuts!  What? 

National Donut day is over, but there is another way to score a free donut for the rest of 2021.   

Check out how to score a free donut by clicking the link below. 

https://sweetlifeonabudget.blogspot.com/2021/06/free-donuts-what.html


FREE CeraVe Moisturizing Cream Sample

https://cloud.mail.cerave.com/MoisturizingCreamSamples


Quaker/Hasbro Game Giveaway

Redeem for FREE Hasbro Go & Grab Game!

https://www.gametimewithquaker.com/


Brave Robot Pint Ice Cream

Redeem for FREE Pint 

https://braverobot.co/


Abbreviations: 

OOP- Out of pocket expense. 

CRT- CVS Store Coupons

ECB= Extra Care Buck 

(Coupon to be used on 

anything at CVS) 

REGISTER REWARD

(Coupon to be used on 

anything at Walgreens) 

IP- Internet Printable

Obtained from Coupon.com 

unless indicated

Newspaper Inserts: 

SS- Saving Star

RMN- Retail Me Not

P&G- P&G Coupons in Newspaper 


Rebate Apps (On Phone) 

IBOTTA

Coupon.com

Checkout 51

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