Baby Love: Gerber Deals at HT

Here are a few baby deals I found on Gerber food and snacks at Harris Teeter!  Unfortunately, there are not many printables for Gerber products, but if you get the home mailer you should have most of these.

Prices good through 5/24 

Gerber Yougurt Blends, 4 pack, evic special $2.50

• .55/1 Gerber Yogurt Printable (makes it 85¢!)

Gerber Graduates Puffs, evic special $2.00

• .75/1 Gerber Graduates Puffs, home mailer (makes it 88¢ each!)

Gerber Graduates Yogurt Melts, evic special $2.65

• .65/2 Gerber Graduates Yogurt Melts, home mailer (makes it $1.68 each)

Gerber 3rd Foods, evic special 60¢

• .75/6 Gerber NatureSelect 3rd Foods, home mailer (makes it 23¢ each!)

Produce Coupon: Driscoll’s Berries!

Sign up for Driscoll’s email HERE and get a coupon for .50 off any Driscoll’s product – even organic berries!  Organic berries are on sale this week at HT for $3.99, so with this coupon doubling, that will make them $2.99 – cheaper than conventional berries typically are!

Berries are on the “dirty dozen” list of produce that you should always buy organic.  Check out my earlier post about organic produce.

Huggies Printables! And More!

I found some high value Huggies printables on Coupons.com today!  You can find them quickly under the Featured Today tab on the left hand side of the Coupons.com page…you will see the “Huggies Savings Center.”  Be sure to print them TWICE!

• $2 off any package of Huggies
• $3 off any package of Huggies 60 ct. or larger

Also, the Offer of the Week is $2/1 Wisk laundry detergent – you will see the link at the top of the Coupons.com page.

I never see produce coupons, but here it is…$1 off Dole Salads New Spinach Cherry or Endless Summer mixes PRINT HERE *no more prints available 😦  I will update if it becomes available again!

Wholly Savings Batman!

“Like” Wholly Guacamole on Facebook and get a $1/1 printable coupon! 

With Harris Teeter having Super Doubles this week, it will only be $0.29! 

This stuff is gooooood!  And the 100 calorie packs are perfect for a quick snack or on-the-go!  It keeps me from eating an entire bowl of guacamole and it doesn’t leave the rest to turn brown in the fridge 🙂

Moo-la from The Skinny Cow

 

“Like” The Skinny Cow on Facebook and get $1/1 coupon! 

You will be able to print this one TWICE!

I can’t wait to use this with Super Double Coupons at Harris Teeter this week!

How To: Decide What to Buy Organic

OK, so you can’t budget an all organic diet.  Most of us can’t!  But you can start to incorporate some organic – every little bit counts.  This is especially important for children (because they eat more produce per pound of body weight than adults) or if you are pregnant/nursing.  

Below are the foods that you should spend the extra money on to get organic.   Many mainstream supermarkets have a great selection of organic produce and you can always visit your local Farmers’ Market, too.  I think you will find that organic produce tastes better – sweet potatoes are sweeter!  Buy organic fruit frozen – it is cheaper and perfect for smoothies!  One of my favorite treats is to mix frozen cherries with plain/vanilla organic yogurt – the yogurt freezes around the cherries and its kind of like a healthy version of  Cherry Garcia!  Top it with a little granola for some crunch…YUM!

Download a wallet size shopping guide or the iPhone app HERE

12 Most Contaminated

• Peaches – frozen is cheaper! 
• Apples
• Sweet Bell Peppers
• Celery
• Nectarines
• Berries (especially Strawberries) – frozen is cheaper!
• Cherries – frozen is cheaper!
• Pears
• Grapes (Imported)
• Spinach
• Lettuce
• Potatoes

16 Least Contaminated

• Onions
• Avocado
• Frozen Sweet Corn
• Pineapples
• Mango
• Asparagus
• Frozen Sweet Peas
• Kiwi Fruit
• Bananas – I buy organic bananas because we eat so many and they taste better!
• Cabbage
• Broccoli
• Papaya
• Tomatoes
• Grapefruit
• Eggplant
• Watermelon

Harris Teeter Shopping List 3/30-4/5

I really didn’t see much in the ad this week because I had 2 awesome shopping trips last week with Super Double Coupons!  I only have a few things to pick up, but here are the things on my list – nothing too exciting.  Get the entire weekly ad and a printable shopping list HERE.  Remember, HT doubles coupons up to 98 cents every day!

E-vic Special

Bertolli Pasta Sauce $1.27, limit 1

Buy 1 Get 2 Free

Smithfield Whole Boneless Pork Tenderloin

Buy One Get One

Thomas English Muffins, 6 ct., at $3.69 ($1.84)

Garden Fresh Gourmet Salsa (not sure on the price, but it is so yummy with egg whites!)

 Tuttorosso Tomatoes 28 oz, at $2.19 ($1.09)

• -$1/2 Tuttorosso canned tomatoes, 28 oz., in store dispenser

Smucker’s Jam, 32 oz, at $4.29 ($2.14)

• .75/1 Smuckers Fruit Spreads printable

Newman’s Own Salsa, 16 oz, at $2.99 ($1.49)

• -$1 off Newman’s Own salsa, RP 3/20
• -.50/1 Newman’s Own dressing, marinade, pasta sauce, salsa, popcorn or drink printable

Fridge or Frozen

Lean Cuisine Entrees (excl Market Creations) $2.50

Buy (6), Get (1) Skinny Cow Item FREE

• -$1.50/3 Lean Cuisine varieties (printed last month)
• -$1/3 Stouffers or Lean Cuisine entrees (printed last month)

Meat

Boar’s Head Lower Sodium Turkey (from the deli)

Harris Teeter Turkey Bacon

Al Fresco Chicken Breakfast Sausage, Country Sausage $2.99

• -$1 off Al Fresco All Natural Chicken sausage printable

Produce

Organic Bananas

Other

Arnold HealthFull Whole Wheat Bread

How To: Get Coupons

It seems basic, right?  Well, I learned that my local paper had lame inserts and on some weeks, my coupons wouldn’t even be in the paper!  Argh!  So, I started ordering the entire insert from this site, Whole Coupon Inserts.  They get the inserts on Thursday or Friday (not sure how) and if you order by Friday night you usually get them by Monday.  They list a preview of all the coupons in each insert so you can decide how many of each insert you want.  This week, the Proctor and Gamble insert comes out, so I ordered (3) P&G inserts and (2) SmartSource (no RedPlum this week.)

Also, today is the 1st of the month (insert Bone Thugs-n-Harmony song) so be sure to check the sites I have listed over to the right, and print any coupons you may need before they are gone.  Coupons.com and Target will typically let you print a coupon TWICE, so “get it while the getting’s good!”  The other sites usually only let you print once.

One more thing…you can usually get brand specific coupons from the company’s website or Facebook page, so be sure to “like” them on Facebook and visit their site.  These are the brand sites I visit every couple of weeks to get some coupons for organics:

• Kashi
• Muir Glen
• Earth’s Best
• Stonyfield Farms
• Organic Valley
• Seventh Generation
• Newman’s Own
• Newman’s Own Organics
• Sprout
• Horizon

Riverfront Farmers’ Market Preview Day

BUY LOCAL AND SUPPORT YOUR COMMUNITY!

Head downtown to the Wilmington Riverfront Farmers’ Market this weekend. 

April 2nd will be a preview day and the official market opening day will be April 16th.

Why Buy Local?

• Local food is fresher and tastes better.  Food travels an average of 1300 miles before it reaches the supermarket.
• Buying local keeps your dollars circulating in your community.
• You’ll support endangered family farms.  Only 18 cents of every dollar, when buying food at the supermarket goes to the grower – 82 cents goes to various middlemen.  Cut out the middleman and put the  money directly in the pocket of your local growers.
• You’ll safeguard your family by knowing where your food comes from – meet the farmer and ask how it is grown or raised.
• It’s good for the environment – local food doesn’t travel far, reducing carbon dioxide emissions and packing materials.
• When you buy local food, you vote with your food dollar. 

Check out the vendor list HERE