**WHOA! Price drop alert!**

This 60 x 126 in. Rectangular White Tablecloth from Amazon is now only $7.19 – which is $1.50 lower than it’s EVER been before on Amazon.

Do note that while these are currently instock (as of 2:20 p.m. CST), they are saying they will ship in 3-5 weeks.

I grabbed one two weeks ago at $8.92, and at this price, I’m definitely going to get another one. I can never have enough white tablecloths, I find (especially during Sukkot and Pesach, where we go thru them at the rate of two a day!)

Note that this cloth is 100% poly – so it doesn’t rank up there with your finest linens, but the reviews are very good. And I’m pleased! Plus, since it’s stain resistent, you won’t feel compelled to cover it with plastic!

Remember, Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so always confirm prices before you check-out.

6pm is having a Naot Shoe Sale and Nine West Sandals Sale right now, with prices marked down as much as 72% off. You can get some great deals on summer sandals between these two sales.

I love the Blue-Green Nine West Sandals pictured above for only $35.40, marked down from $59. You can also get this shoe in red, black or brown.

Or check out these yellow Nine West Weightless Sandals for only $29.40, originally $49. Choose from 7 different colors in this style.

You guys know how much I love the Naot brand, and they have some fantastic deals as well. Get these Naot Mindy Sandals for $54.80, originally $137.

Or get these Naot Triad Sandals for $52.40, regularly $136.

As always, shipping from 6pm.com is FREE – no minimum order required.

6pm’s Naot Shoe Sale and Nine West Sandals Sale both run through tomorrow (5/22), but you’ll probably want to shop today for the best selection.

There is a new $1/1 Colgate Total Mouthwash CVS coupon available on their website, which makes mouthwash FREE this week at CVS.

(You will need to share it on Facebook, Twitter or Pinterest to get the $1 off coupon.)

Colgate Total Rinse (250ml) – $2.99
Buy 1, Get $1 ECB (limit 2)
Use $1/1 Colgate Total Mouthwash CVS coupon
Then use $1/1 Colgate Mouthwash, exp. 6/16/13 (SS 05/19/13)
= FREE after coupons & ECB

Be sure to check out the rest of this week’s CVS deals, too.

Thanks, Maven of Savin.

Here is a nice set of Pyrex Prepware 3-Piece Mixing Bowls for just $12.33 on Amazon. That’s the lowest price this set has been in well over a year.

We love our Pyrex mixing bowls, but I broke one of mine (oh it was sad – filled with cold soup, too). So, I’m going to grab this set to replace it.

Shipping is free with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Thanks, Maven of Savin.

Have you been contemplating getting a Costco membership? Maybe you want to give one as a gift to a friend or family member? Or upgrade your current membership to Executive / Business Level?

Today the flash deal site Zulily has the best (and frankly, only) deal I’ve seen on a Costco membership.

Get a Gold Star Membership, plus a $50 Coupon Book, and FREE 35-Pack Water,a 48-Pack of Batteries and a free rotisserie chicken (I don’t think any stores have these kosher, unfortunately) for $55.00.

Current Costco members can use this deal to upgrade their Gold Star Membership to an Executive Membership with 2% Reward on most purchases. This deal cannot be used for renewal of an existing membership, only upgrades.

That’s the regular price for the Gold Star Membership, but you get the freebies with it – which means if you were leaning toward the membership anyway, it just sweetened the pot.

By the way, when you shop at Costco, here are the 7 Items I Recommend Buying at Costco… and the 5 Items to Avoid at Costco.

Staycations and road-trips are two of my family’s favorite ways to save money with our vacation plans.

If you’re road tripping out west this summer, why not plan a stop in Kansas City? And if you’re a local planning to save some money this summer by staycationing, here are my top suggestions for places to visit and things to do.

Museums & Attractions

The Nelson Atkins Museum is Kansas City’s premier museum, with galleries of Roman, Egyptian, European and Native American art, as well as wonderful outdoor sculpture gardens. General admission is always free.

Hallmark Cards is headquartered in Kansas City, and provides some great free entertainment for kids and their families. In Crown Center is the Hallmark Visitor Center, with interactive exhibit halls about the Hall Family and the development of their family-owned and run Hallmark Cards.

Also in Crown Center is Kaleidoscope,which is an unbelievably cool arts and crafts center. Kids get to make whatever art they can dream up with all sorts of left-over materials from Hallmark’s manufacturing lines. This is also free, but spaces are limited.

While you’re at Kaleidoscope, you may also want to cross the street and visit two of Kansas City’s newest attractions: SeaLife Aquarium and LEGOland Discovery Center. Admission isn’t cheap, but I have yet to meet a kid who doesn’t love it. Prices start from $13.50, but you can buy tickets online to save a few dollars. Give yourself two hours for each location. Outside there are spray fountains and picnic tables, so feel free to bring a packed lunch!

Sporting Attractions

Home to the Royals (MLB), Chiefs (NFL), Sporting KC (MLS) and Nascar Racing, Kansas City is definitely a sports-friendly town. If you want to get discount tickets, be sure to check out StubHub and/or ScoreBig.

Beyond taking in a few games, you should also check out these two top-notch sporting destinations in Kansas City:

First, the College Basketball Experience (CBE), which is one of my sons’ favorite place to visit. Open Wednesday thru Sunday, CBE is not a museum – it’s a high-energy, highly-interactive venue that immerses you in the game of college basketball. And for the record, I beat my 9 year-old in a free-throw competition. Once. Admission is a bit steep, but you won’t regret it. Adult tickets are $9, and kids 4 and up are $6. Parking is metered or in near-by lots.

Another major attraction is the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. It’s a fascinating blend of sports and history that baseball fans young and old will enjoy. And did you know that the movie 42 (Jackie Robinson’s life story) had their Hollywood premier there a few months ago? Admission is $8 for adults and $3 for children ages 5-12. Parking is metered or in near-by lots.

Outdoor Activities

Kansas City is HOT in the summer, and that heat peaks in August. But there are a few outdoor attractions that aren’t to be missed, despite the temperatures.

The Deanna Rose Farmstead is our favorite! There are nature trails, hay rides, a fishing pond, goat and sheep feeding, and cows, bunnies and pigs. Plus there are a multiple of playground areas, a one-room school house and a tracker “race track” (peddle tractors only). Admission is free Monday through Friday (or just $2/person on the weekends). Parking is free as well. There is a picnic area outside the farmstead if you want to pack a lunch. All three of my kids love the Farm – and I’m sure yours will, too.

Powell Gardens is Kansas City’s largest botanical garden. With special exhibits, performances, acres of gorgeous gardens and the nation’s largest edible landscape, you can spend hours exploring at Powell Gardens. Summer admission from April 1 – October 31 is $10 for adults and $4 for children ages 5-12 (4 and under are free).  Winter admission is $7 for adults and $3 for children. Parking is free.

In the late afternoon, take a stroll along the Country Club Plaza and you’ll immediately be charmed by Kansas City’s myriad of fountains (it’s called the City of Fountains) and quaint Spanish-style architecture. In fact, KC is sister cities with Seville, Spain – and if you’ve ever been there, you’ll probably do a double take at the Plaza. Home to fifteen blocks of shopping, restaurants (none kosher – although there is a Starbucks), outdoor art festivals and live music, the Plaza is a must-see.

Kosher Dining

There aren’t a plethora of choices, but Kansas City does have a few options for kosher dining.

The Hen House grocery store on Roe & 115th in Leawood is known affectionately in our family as “the kosher Hen House”. They have a bakery under the supervision of the Va’ad of Kansas City, including a new section with pareve, pas yisroel cakes and desserts. There is also a full kosher deli, with take-out options like fried chicken, salads and even fresh sushi!

Rachel’s Cafe is a weekday, lunchtime option in the Village Shalom Senior Living community. Also under the Va’ad, the Cafe is open from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. and serves both dairy and meat (separate sides). My family can get hamburgers, fries and drinks for under $20 for the five of us. Prices are more than reasonable and portions are plentiful.

And mark your calendars because on August 13, 2013, Kansas City’s Va’ad HaKashrut will host the city’s second annual Kosher BBQ Festival. 

Okay, KC people – what did I  miss???

Just a friendly reminder that there are some amazing deals at Lands’ End right now – and today is the last day for this sale!

In addition to all the great mark-downs in the clearance department, you can also get an additional 30% off sale and clearance items when you use promo code SPARK and pin #1315 at checkout.

You can get great deals on Women’s Dresses and Skirts, Kids’ Lunchboxes, Kids’ Swimsuits and more. Also, don’t forget about the awesome deal on the Kids’ Cotton Terry Cover-Up Towel.

Shipping is FREE on orders over $50. Sale ends today (5/21), so hurry and shop!

P.S. If you need uniform wear for next fall, now is a great time to stock up.

Update: This is even hotter than I first thought because I found a 20% off code (the previous one was just 15% off), which means your blazers will only be $4.79!

Wow – super hot deal. I just grabbed one of each size for my boys!

The ChildrensPlace.com has the Boy’s Classic Blazer in Navy for just $4.79 $5.09 when you use the coupon code U8KFY313 P4G563H at checkout.

This blazer was originally $44.99! And I’m hoping it’ll look nice with a pair or khaki or grey pants.

Shipping is FREE, no minimum order.

Valid today (5/20) only.

Just a final reminder that tonight – Monday, May 20th – I’ll be hosting a webinar about How to Make a Budget You’ll Stick To at 8 p.m. CST.

Are you harnessing the power of your income to maximize your savings and investments? Or does money seem to slip through your checkbook each month, leaving you wondering, “Where did it all go?”

This 60-minute webinar will teach you the fundamentals of budgeting so that you know exactly where your money goes – and how best to spend it.

No theoretical numbers here! This is all about working with your actual income and your actual expenses – so that you can make a budget that really works for your family.

Participants will also receive my budget worksheet as well as recommendations on software and services to help you track your spending.

In addition to the live class, all registered participants will receive a note-taking packet and budgeting printables, available for download the evening of the class. (For those who have already signed up, this will be delivered to your inbox about an hour before the class.)

To register for the webinar, simply follow THIS LINK.

Cost:  The cost of participating in the Budgeting Webinar is $10. Once you complete the sign-up form, I will send you an invoice via Paypal (you don’t need Paypal to pay – you can use a credit card) along with a link to sign in to the webinar.

Tech Specs: All you need is a home computer with built-in (or external) speakers and a high speed Internet connection.

Can’t wait to see you there!

Questions? Comments? Please send me an email!

Attention CVS shoppers.

Through 5/22, you can get a $3 off coupon emailed to you when you sign-up for CVS.com’s free pharmacy accounts program. The coupon will be mailed to you on the 24th and it will be valid until June 2nd.

If your family goes thru a lot of Q-Tips, here’s a deal that’s definitely worth doing from Amazon.

Get Q-Tips Cotton Swab, 1875 Count (3 Packages of 625) for just $8.49 with FREE shipping when you check out thru Subscribe & Save and click the $1/1 Amazon Q-Tips eCoupon below the product description.

That works out to be just $2.83 per package – which is dollar less than at my local Walmart.

Even better, when you have five active subscriptions in a month, your savings will be bumped up to as much as 20% from 5%. (20% for those of us with Amazon Prime/Mom membership, 15% for everyone else.)

So when you hit that magic FIVE number, you’ll only pay only $6.99 – or $2.33 per package.

If you’re looking for another order or two to bump you up to five total, check out this list of Subscribe & Save deals for under $3.

Not that even though it says that these are “Add-On” items, that doesn’t apply when you check out via Subscribe & Save. All subscription orders ship for free and you can cancel your subscription anytime after your order ships. Read my Subscribe & Save tutorial if you need more information.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Thanks, Shopping with Les.

Through the end of May, you can order a FREE hardcover photo book for Father’s Day  for new customers to My Publisher.

You will need to sign up with your email address and then they will send you a code specific to you.

Note that as with all free photobook offers, you will need to pay shipping, which will typically run you about $10.

While photo gifts are a great idea for Father’s Day, you can of course use your free book offer for anything.

I’m thinking of a 10 Year Retrospective for my big kid’s upcoming double digit birthday.

I’ll be back later today with the full Target match-up for this week, but I just had to share this HOT deal on sunscreen.

Banana Boat Cool Zone and Kids Sunscreens are on sale this week for $6.49, plus you’ll get a $5 gift card when you buy two. You can stack that promotion with a bunch of coupons and an Ibotta rebate to pay just $1.29 each!

Banana Boat Cool Zone or Kids Sunscreen – $6.49
Buy Two, Get $5 Target Gift Card
Use (2) $1/1 Banana Boat Sun Car coupon from 4/21 SS Insert (some bloggers are saying that their areas got $3/2 – even better!)
Then use $2/2 Banana Boat Target Printable Coupon
Then use 5% off Target Cartwheel coupon
And finally submit for $.75/1 Banana Boat Ibotta rebate
= $1.29 each after coupons & gift card

Does your family go thru batteries like crazy, too?

Here’s a deal on AAAs!

Amazon has the Maxell 723815 LR03 AAA Cell 36 Pack Box Battery for just $6.84 when you check out thru Subscribe & Save.

And don’t forget that when you have five active subscriptions in a month, your savings will be bumped up to as much as 20% from 5%. (20% for those of us with Amazon Prime/Mom membership, 15% for everyone else.)

So when you hit that magic FIVE number, you’ll only pay only $5.76!

If you’re looking for another order or two to bump you up to five total, check out this list of Subscribe & Save deals for under $3.

Note that even tho these say they are “Add-On” items, that doesn’t apply when you check out via Subscribe & Save. All subscription orders ship for free and you can cancel your subscription anytime after your order ships. Read my Subscribe & Save tutorial if you need more information.

Get your Maxell AAA Batteries HERE.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Update: This sold out at Amazon, but thanks to Tzippy for finding it price-matched at Barnes & Noble.

Oh my gosh, this is so cute!

Little Tykes has made a “car shopping cart” – just like the ones my almost four year old begs to go in at the store!

And you can get the Little Tikes Cozy Shopping Cart (Pink/Purple) right now for just $26.21 with FREE shipping from Barnes & Noble, regularly $40.99. You can also get in the gender-neutral primary colors from Amazon.

I’ve been wondering what to get my daughter for her birthday, and I think this might just be it!

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Thanks, Kansas City Mamas.

Are your children Kindle readers?

Here are two incredibly priced sets you might want to grab for them.

The Adventure Collection (Treasure Island, The Jungle Book, Gulliver’s Travels, White Fang, and The Merry Adventures of Robin Hood) is just $2.99 for all of these. This seems like a super deal, since the hardcover version is $32.41 right now.

And the The Enchanted Collection (Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, The Secret Garden, Black Beauty, The Wind in the Willows, and Little Women) is also just $2.99 – while the print version is $35.

By the way – even if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download FREE applications to read Kindle books on your Mac, PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, or Android Phone.

The price of these ebook collections is $2.99 right now, but Amazon can change the price at any time – so always confirm before ordering.

Do you attend a lot of parties in the 4-6 year old range?

Here’s a gift to grab for the gift closet for sure.

Amazon has the Ravensburger Farm 24-Piece Puzzleball for only $6 right now, regularly $19.

Shipping is free with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

We have several Ravensburger puzzles and they really are the best.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

A few weeks ago, I received the following email from a regular KOAB reader:

I feel pretty good about my time management skills but the frustration I have is that as observant Jews- we have so much more to do!

I love my Jewish life but I have to be honest that (especially during Pesach recovery) I sometimes resent having to cook so much! I meal plan weekdays and shabbat but I am always thinking about shabbat and chag and it can be a burden.

I hate staying up till midnight cooking for shabbat on Thursday nights after I just cleaned up from regular Thurs night dinner (which is always simple stuff, like veggie burgers or omelets but still….) I work on Fridays and even in the past when I didn’t, I resented that the whole day became about cooking! I also find that I have lots of guests on Shabbat, which I love but is sometimes a lot of work.

For me, and I’m sure for other women like me, the question of finding time to exercise for example, is complicated by the responsibilities associated with living a shomer shabbat life.

What advice do you have?

There’s no doubt that the Jewish “rhythm” adds a complicating factor to anyone trying to streamline and simplify their schedules. As I recently said to a non-Jewish friend of mine, cooking for Shabbat is likely making Thanksgiving dinner x2, 52 times a year.

Only on Thanksgiving, you can use electricity.

One way we have simplified our lives is by keeping Friday nights almost exclusively for our family. We rarely have guests Friday night — especially since we tend to bring Shabbat in early so that our kids can get to bed at a relatively decent time.

I also make very simple meals for our family Fridays, like chicken fajitas, chicken or burgers on the grill, or spaghetti and meatballs. And I serve fresh fruit for dessert, rather than baking something elaborate.

I know this won’t work for every family, but if you can get your spouse and kids on board, it will significantly reduce your Shabbat burden.

My friend Jessica, who is a full-time physician, married to a full-time architect, with three boys five and under, has come up with an ingenuous system that works great for her family. Each evening, she makes one thing – main course, side dish, dessert, challah. She triples or quadruples the recipe, so her freezer is always stocked with the full components of a Shabbat meal.

If you have the evening hours with which to do this, I think it’s a great option.

But more than new systems, frankly, I think as women, as families and as communities we need to get better about giving ourselves a little bit of breathing room.

Lechem mishneh is a requirement. Four course meals, with six salads and two main course options is not.

No one can do it all, all the time.

Ask yourselves: What must I do, halachically? What do I want to do, personally? What’s important to my husband? My children? Me?

And – most importantly – What can I let go of?

I’d love to hear how you all balance the responsibilities of “life” with the requirements of “Jewish life”. Do you feel like you have a good balance – or are you careening toward burnout?

Ivory Bar Soap (16pk) is just $3.49 on Amazon right now when you clip the $.50 e-coupon.

This is an “Add-On” items, which means you’ll need to hit $25 in your cart and then these will ship for free.

By the way – if you are interested in making your own laundry detergent, when I made mine we used Ivory Soap and it turned out great.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Target has rolled out a new coupon savings program called Target Cartwheel. It’s designed primarily as a mobile savings program (i.e. on your Smartphone), but if you don’t have a smart phone, there is a work-around, which I explain below.

The beauty of Cartwheel is that you can stack these savings not only with manufacturer coupons, but also with other Target coupons – both paper and mobile coupons. And with Shopkick coupons.

In a perfect storm, you could be using four different coupons on ONE product!

Here’s how to use Cartwheel:

• To sign up for Cartwheel, you will need to login via Facebook (so unfortunately this only works for those of you with a Facebook profile).

• To find a savings offer, just check your Cartwheel activity feed – or use the search function to find one of the 650+ offers available.

• To get an offer, just click on it – a red checkmark will appear in the corner of your selected cards. You can have up to 10 cards in your account at once, but you can unlock more by checking out the Cartwheel Badges.

• To redeem your savings, you can display the barcode to the cashier by clicking the Redeem in Store button on the top right – he or she will enter your savings by scanning your phone. If you don’t have a smart phone, you can print out your Cartwheel barcodes at home and hand them over to the cashier. There isn’t an app yet for Cartwheel, so just bookmark the page on your phone to pull it up quickly.

In the coming weeks, I will begin to incorporate Cartwheel coupons into my weekly Target match-ups, so keep an eye out for that. Happy savings!

Are you planning a trip to the mall today or later this week? Here are some retail coupons to help you save on your shopping!

Note that many of these are only good thru today (5/19).

Top Retail Store Coupons

American Eagle Coupon – 20%, 30% or 40% Off Purchase Mystery Coupon (exp: 5/19/2013)
Big 5 Sporting Goods Coupon – $10 Off $50 Purchase (exp: 5/20/2013)
Bonton/Carson’s Coupon – 25% Off Sale Price Apparel + More Coupons (exp: 5/19/2013)
Carter’s Coupon – 25% Off $50 Purchase (exp: 5/19/2013)
Chico’s Outlet Coupon – 10% Off Already Reduced Clearance Items (exp: 5/28/2013)
GAP Outlet Coupon – 10% Off $75 Purchase (exp: 5/21/2013)
iParty Coupon – 20% Off Entire Purchase (exp: 5/31/2013)
Kirkland’s Coupon – $10 Off $50 Purchase (exp: 5/19/2013)
Lane Bryant Coupon – $25 Off $75, $50 Off $150, or $75 Off $225 Purchase (exp: 5/22/2013)
Old Navy Coupon – $10 Off $50 Purchase (exp: 5/19/2013)
OshKosh B’Gosh Coupon – 25% Off $50 Purchase (exp: 5/19/2013)
Payless Coupon – 20% Off Entire Purchase (exp: 5/19/2013)
Sherwin Williams Coupon – $10 Off $50 Purchase (exp: 6/30/2013)
The Limited Coupon – $15 Off $30, $30 Off $100, or $50 Off $150 Purchase (exp: 5/22/2013)
Ulta Coupon – 20% Off 1 Single Item (exp: 6/1/2013)

Thanks, Surviving the Stores!

Discount Mags is having a one-day sale on their most popular sports & fitness titles. To get these discounted prices, click the links below – no coupon code required.

• ESPN (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98)
• Golf Digest (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
• Outside (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98)
• Running Times (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)
• Tennis (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)
• Weight Watchers (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)
• Slam (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)

If your dad/husband is a sports fan, you may want to pick one of these up for Father’s Day.

Today only, you can subscribe to Harper’s Bazaar for only $4.50 per year (54% off). You can order up to 3 years at this price, just use the coupon code KOSHERBUDGET at checkout.

This offer expires at Sunday 05/19/13 11:59 PM EST.

Harper’s BAZAAR is the fashion magazine authority. Filled with the hottest designs, each issue covers the best in style, beauty secrets, fashion ideas, and shopping best buys. Get expert advice on style, runway reports, and more. Take control of your fashion and shop like an expert with this magazine subscription.

See something else on Discount Mags that you’d lik to purchase? You can use the coupon code KOSHERBUDGET to save 20% off any order!

Are you signed up yet with My Starbucks Rewards™?

Members will soon be able to earn “stars” for their grocery-store purchases as wel.

Starting this month, they will be adding a My Starbucks Rewards™ sticker on the front of the package, which contains a 9-digit code. Just enter the code to your My Starbucks Rewards account and your points will be added within 24 hours.

The specially-marked packaged are being rolled over over the month to grocery partners around the US, beginning with packaged coffee.

(And on a personal note – I just qualified for my GOLD membership! That’s a lot of chai lattes )

Thanks, Savin’ The Family Money.

Here are the best kosher deals that I see at CVS this week, with thanks to Barbara from Clipper Girl for putting these together. Be sure to visit her blog for the full match-up.

If you’re new to bargain shopping at CVS, read my How to Shop at CVS Tutorial.

Sally Hansen No Chip Nail Color – $4.99
Buy $10, Get $5 ECB (Monthly Deal)
Use (2) $4/1 Sally Hansen Nail Color from 5/5 RP Insert
= FREE + money maker after coupons and ECB when you buy 2

U by Kotex Liners (18 count) – $1.57
Use $2/1 U by Kotex Products Printable Coupon
= FREE after coupon

Revlon Luxurious ColorSilk Buttercream Hair Color – $4.49
Buy One, Get $2 ECB (Limit 1)
- $.75/1 Revlon ColorSilk Buttercream Hair Color Printable Coupon
- $1/1 Revlon Colorsilk or Luminista from 5/12 SS Insert
- $2/1 Revlon Colorsilk or Luminista form 5/12 SS Insert
= As low as $.49 after coupon and ECB

Skintimate or Schick Hydro Shave Gel – $3.99
Buy One, Get $2 ECB (Limit 1)
- $1/1 Edge or Skintimate Shave Gel from 4/21 SS Insert
- $.55/1 Skintimate Shave Gel from 5/19 SS Insert
- $1/1 Schick Shave Gel from 4/21 SS Insert
- $.75/1 Schick Hydro Shave Gel from 4/21 SS Insert
= As low as $.99 after coupon and ECB

Dove Shampoo, Conditioner, or Hair Spray – $3.00
Buy $15 worth, Get $5 ECB (Limit 1)
Use (5) $1/1 Dove Style+Care Product Printable Coupon
Or use (5) $1/1 Dove Hair Care Product from 5/19 RP Insert
= $1.00 each after coupons and ECB when you buy 5

Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner – $2.99
Use Buy One, Get One Free Garnier Fructis Shampoo or Conditioner from 5/5 RP Insert
= $1.50 each after coupon

Aveeno Anti-Itch Cream – $4.49
Buy Three, Get $5 ECB (Limit 1)
Use (3) $1/1 Aveeno Product Printable Coupon
Or use (3) $1/1 Aveeno Product from 4/7 RP Insert
= $1.82 each after coupons and ECB

Physicians Formula Fake Out Mascara – $10.49
Buy $10 worth of Physicians Formula, Get $7 ECB
Use $1/1 Physicians Formula Cosmetic Product from 4/21 SS Insert
= $2.49 after coupon and ECB

Huggies Jumbo Pack Diapers, Pull Ups, or GoodNites – $10.00
Buy Three, Get $10 ECB (Limit 1)
- (3) $1.50/1 Huggies Little Movers Slip-On Diapers Printable Coupon
- (3) $1.50/1 Huggies Little Movers Slip-On Diapers Printable Coupon
- (3) $2/1 Pull-Ups Training Pants Printable Coupon
- (3) $2/1 Pull-Ups Training Pants from 5/19 SS Insert
- (3) $1.50/1 Huggies Diapers from 5/19 SS Insert
- (3) $2/1 Huggies Little Movers Slip-On Diapers from 5/19 SS Insert
= As low as $4.67 each after coupons and ECB

Are you planning a CVS run this week? What’s on your list?

Here are the best kosher deals at Walgreens this week.

A big thank you to Alli from Couponing for 4 for putting them together. Be sure to go check out her blog for all the Walgreens deals.

New to deal shopping at Walgreens? Learn all the ins and outs in my tutorial on How to Shop & SAVE at Walgreens and the new Walgreens Balance Rewards Points program.

Splenda No Calorie Sweetener – $2.99 with in-ad coupon (Limit 3)
Buy Two, Get $2 RR (starts 5/20)
Buy Three, Get $5 RR (starts 5/20)
- $2/1 Splenda Sweetener Product from 3/24 RP Insert
- $1/1 Splenda Product Printable Coupon
- $1/1 Splenda No Calorie Sweetener Printable Coupon
- $1/1 Splenda No Calorie Sweetener Product Printable Coupon
- $2/1 Splenda Sweetener Product from 5/12 RP Insert
- $1/1 Splenda Nectresse 100% No Calorie Sweetener Product from 3/24 RP Insert
= As low as FREE + money maker after coupons and RR when you buy 3

iChill Liquid Sleep Aid – $4.99
Buy One, Get $4.99 RR
= FREE after RR

Mars or Dove Candy – $.59 with in-ad coupon (Limit 6)
Use $.50/2 Dove Chocolate Bars Printable Coupon
Or use $.50/2 3 Musketeers Bars Printable Coupon
= $.34 each after stacked coupons when you buy 2

Cheez-Its – $1.67
Use $.70/1 Cheez-It Printable Coupon
= $.97 after coupon

Oral-B Pro-Health Toothbrush, Crest Toothpaste, Rinse or Glide Floss – $3.49
Buy Two, Get 3,000 Balance Reward Points
- (2) $1/1 Crest ProHealth Rinse Printable Coupon
- (2) $.75/1 Crest Pro-Health Rinse Printable Coupon
- (2) $.50/1 Crest Toothpaste Printable Coupon
- (2) $.50/1 Crest Toothpaste Printable Coupon
- (2) $1/1 Oral-B Toothbrushes from 4/28 PG Insert
- (2) $1/1 Crest Toothpaste from 4/28 PG Insert
= As low as $.99 each after coupons and points

Irish Spring Body Wash – $3.50
Buy Two, Get $3 RR
Use (2) $1/1 Irish Spring Body Wash from 5/19 SS Insert
= $1.00 each after coupons and RR

Colgate Total Advanced or Total Zx Pro Shield Toothpaste or Mouthwash – $3.00
Buy Two, Get $2 RR
- (2) $.75/1 Colgate Total Mouthwash Printable Coupon
- (2) $1/1 Colgate Mouthwash from 5/19 SS Insert
- (2) $.35/1 Colgate Toothpaste from 5/12 SS Insert
= As low as $1.00 each after coupons and RR

Huggies Little Swimmers – $6.99
Buy Two, Get 1,000 Balance Rewards Points
Use (2) $1/1 Huggies Little Swimmers Disposable Swimpants Printable Coupon
Or use (2) $1.50/1 Huggies Little Swimmers Disposable Swimpants from 5/19 SS Insert
= As low as $4.99 each after coupons and points

Are you planning a Walgreens run this week? What’s on your list?

Ever feel like the deals fly so fast and so furiously around here, that you miss out on half the good stuff?

Here is your weekly round-up of the best Amazon Deals from the past week, which are still available.

Kitchen & Houseware Deals:

Panasonic Flash Xpress Silver Toaster Oven – $88.99 Shipped (Reg. $140)

Kindle and iPhone Deals:

CaseCrown Kindle Fire Case - $9.99 (Reg. $40.21)

iPhone Body Armor Case - As low as $2.71 (Reg. $29.99)

Make It Fast, Cook It Slow eCookbook - $1.99 (Reg. $19.99)

The Food Allergy Mama’s Baking Book - FREE (Reg. $19.95)

Grocery Deals:

Bisquick Pancake and Baking Mix (Pack of 3) - $8.91 Shipped with $3 eCoupon and Subscribe & Save

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix, 19-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) – $16.39 Shipped with $4 eCoupon and Subscribe & Save

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Yellow Cake Mix, 15-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) - $16.19 Shipped with $6 eCoupon and Subscribe & Save

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Brownie Mix, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) – $16.39 Shipped with $4 eCoupon and Subscribe & Save

Father’s Day Gift Ideas:

Leatherman Wingman Multi-Tool - $21.95 (Reg. $34.50)

And don’t forget about this extensive list of Subscribe & Save Items for under $3. This should help you get to that 20% discount when you have 5 active subscriptions in a month.

Unless otherwise noted, shipping is free on all of these items with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

I just spotted one more great Lands’ End deal that I just had to tell you about! I know some of you have asked about a discount on these, so this is great time to buy one.

Lands’ End has the Kids’ Cotton Terry Cover-Up Towel on sale for $14.99 (regularly $34.50). Use promo code SPARK and pin #1315 to get an additional 30% off, making it only $10.49! You can add monogramming for an additional charge.

Shipping is FREE on orders over $50. If you’re looking for a couple more deals to get you over the $50 mark, be sure to check out all the other awesome discounts you can get with this coupon code. You can also get inexpensive women’s skirts, kids’ lunchboxes, kids’ swimsuits, and more.

Coupon code is valid through 5/21, but grab this deal quickly in case it sells out.

Land’s End is offering an additional 30% off everything with promo code SPARK and pin #1315. You can use it on sale and clearance items for some awesome savings! You’ll also get FREE shipping on orders over $50.

I see some cute women’s long skirts and dresses on clearance. I am loving the Women’s Linen Tie-Back Skirt pictured above for only $24.48 after coupon code (regularly $75)!

You can also get this Solid Chambray Dress for $17.48 (regularly $79.50) after coupon code.

You can also get kids’ lunchboxes for as low as $6.29 and kids’ school bags for as low as $7.69 after coupon code.

And don’t forget to check out the cheap kids’ swimsuits! For example, get this girls’ one-piece swimsuit or these boys’ swim trunks for $9.09 (regularly $29 and $24) after coupon code.

There are so many great deals with this coupon code, I can’t possibly list them all. I recommend browsing the Clearance Section for even more deep discounts just like this.

Promo code is valid through 5/21, but I recommend shopping as early as possible for the best selection.

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To get started, just click the banner above. (If you’re reading this in your email, you’ll need to click thru to the post to see the banner.)

If you’re not familiar with RecycleBank, it is an eco-friendly rewards program, with tons of high value coupons, including on organic and natural products. In order to print one of these coupons (or claim another reward), you must earn points, which you use to buy rewards. Recycle Bank allows you to earn points for a number of things – from participating in a city-wide recycling program (not available in all cities yet) to taking online quizzes. You can even get 10 points for referring friends to Recycle Bank.

We go thru  a ridiculous number of glasses at my house. I tend to have to replace an entire set of eight at least once a year – so I aim to pay no more than $1 per glass.

Which means I was very excited to see this sale at Bon-Ton.

They have several 10-piece glassware sets marked down to just $8.97. I love these the sets are either all tall or all short, which is perfect, since we only ever need the water glasses.

Plus, you can get FREE shipping when you use the code FREESHIP at checkout. Score!

Typically a set of 8 glasses sells for $20 and up, so to find them for $10 is a steal. A 10-pack for $9 is crazy good!

It’s Free App Friday over on SmartAppsforKids.com, where today only (5/3) you can download 26 different free iPhone & iPad apps for kids today, including Prisoner of Carrot Castle, Grover, Elmo, Franklin, Max & Ruby — and lots, lots more.

These apps would normally be $91 altogether, but today only, they are FREE!

Here’s another summer reading program to help reward your children (from kindergarten thru 6th grade) for reading this summer.

If your child reads eight books between May 21st and September 3rd and tracks them on this Barnes & Noble reading log, they can turn in their log to get a free book at any Barnes & Noble bookstore.

I know most of us think of the winter as slow-cooker season, but with our busy sports schedule this summer, I’m planning to fire up the slow cooker once or twice a week.

Inspiration for my cooking is coming from this fantastic cookbook, Make It Fast, Cook It Slow: The Big Book of Everyday Slow Cooking (Kindle), which I downloaded last week for just $1.99.

And good news – it’s still available at that super cheap price!

The author, Stephanie O’Dea, was the original slow cooker blogger. She spent a whole year cooking dinner every single night in the slow cooker – and blogging about it.

Her family is gluten-free, so all of the recipes in this book are either gluten-free or have gluten-free tweaks.

I have also found that her blog (and this cookbook) are very friendly to the kosher-keepers among us. There is the occasional recipe that calls for pork, but none of the cook-chicken-breasts-in-cream-of-whatever soups that are common in slow cooker recipes.

Stephanie writes about good, whole, healthy food — that you can make quick (& cook slow).

Even if you don’t have a Kindle, you can still read this book by downloading FREE applications to read Kindle books on your Mac, PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, or Android Phone.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

It’s back!

Because sometimes you just need it to be easy… even (especially?!) when you’re gluten-free..

Amazon has several deals on Betty Crocker gluten-free mixes when you clip the e-coupon below the product description and check out thru Subscribe & Save.

Listed below are the prices with the regular 5% discount thru Subscribe & Save, and then the 20% discount if you have Amazon Prime/Mom.

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Mix, 19-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) – $16.39 with $4 e-coupon, shipped ($13.17 with extra 20%)

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Yellow Cake Mix, 15-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) - $16.19 with $6 e-coupon, shipped ($12.69 with extra 20%)

Betty Crocker Gluten Free Brownie Mix, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 6) – $16.39 with $4 e-coupon (can only use once – so choose brownies or chocolate chip cookies), shipped ($13.17 with extra 20%)

Remember that when you have five active subscriptions in a month, your savings will be bumped up to as much as 20% from 5%. (20% for those of us with Amazon Prime/Mom membership, 15% for everyone else.)

If you’re looking for another order or two to bump you up to five total, check out this list of Subscribe & Save deals for under $3.

Read my Subscribe & Save tutorial if you need more information.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Calling all my gluten-free readers, Amazon has a nice deal tonight on Bisquick Pancake and Baking Mix, Gluten-Free, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 3).

It’s $8.91 when you check out thru Subscribe & Save and clip the $3 off e-coupon.

And don’t forget that when you have five active subscriptions in a month, your savings will be bumped up to as much as 20% from 5%. (20% for those of us with Amazon Prime/Mom membership, 15% for everyone else.)

So when you hit that magic FIVE number, you’ll only pay only $7 – or $2.33 per box.

If you’re looking for another order or two to bump you up to five total, check out this list of Subscribe & Save deals for under $3.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

As you know, over the past several weeks, I’ve been focusing on time management, with a goal of using my time more intentionally.

I’d say efficiently – but really, what I think it’s all about is not just doing more in less time, but doing the things that really matter to us and feeling good about how we do them.

Leading up to my time management focus, I’d been frankly feeling like I was drowning under my (mental) to do list. {Granted, this feeling peaked during the lead up to (and letdown from) Pesach – which is likely the busiest season for Jewish families anyway.}

But with some tweaking of our schedule, along with a new-found commitment to being more intentional about how I spend my time, I’ve come a long way. I can see the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel.

Like getting out of debt, the biggest challenge with our time management is to “stay” out of debt. Meaning, to keep our attention focused so that we don’t fall back in to bad habits.  One of those new habits, for me, is to embrace taking care of myself as a priority.

With all these thoughts percolating in my head, I went to a women’s shiur two Shabbatot ago – something I hadn’t made the time to do in a long time, but clearly this was a shiur I needed to hear. (Props to Tamar Halpern!)

Not surprisingly, we were talking about the Omer. Specifically, how we count the Omer (days vs. weeks?, one mitzvah or 49?, with a bracha and without?) – and what it all means.

One of the sources that we looked at was Rabbi Joseph B. Soloveitchik (on Pesach, Sefirat ha­Omer, and Shavuot, by David Shapiro, pg. 147).

He writes:

When the Jews were delivered from the Egyptian oppression, and Moses rose to undertake the almost impossible task of metamorphosing a tribe of slaves into a nation of priests, he was told by God that the path leading from the holiday of Passover to Shavuot, from initial liberation to consummate freedom,…leads through the medium of time.

The commandment of sefirah was entrusted to the Jew; the wondrous test of counting forty­nine successive days was put to him. These forty­nine days must be whole. If one day [is] missed, the act of numeration is invalidated.

A slave who is capable of appreciating each day, of grasping its meaning and its worth, of weaving every thread of time into a glorious fabric…is eligible for Torah. He has achieved freedom.

We may say then that qualitative­time­consciousness is comprised of two elements: First: the appreciation of the enormous implications inherent in the fleeting moments of the present. No fraction of time — however infinite — should slip through the fingers, left unexploited; for eternity may depend upon the brief moment.

Secondly: the vicarious experience, while in the present, of the past and the future. No distance, however removed, should separate one’s time­consciousness from the dawn of one’s group or from the eschatological destiny and infinite realization of one’s cherished ideals.

Wow.

My focusing on time management, dafka during the Omer, was apparently no coincidence. These weren’t just the sleep-deprived ramblings of a multi-tasking mom!

Our time has value – perhaps supreme value – and, as a result, our choices about how we spend that time have weighty consequences.

As free people — as people who must forever be working on themselves to be worthy of the gift of Torah — we must constantly be mindful and intentional about how we allocate, manage and engage in our TIME.

Wishing you all a beautiful Shavuot, filled with ice cream and cheesecake and lasagna.  And with the intention to “weave every thread of time into a glorious fabric”.

Did you print your $2 off 2 boxes of Kashi coupon?

Kashi is on price-cut right now at Target for $2.28 — so just $1.28 per box after coupon.

(And with that Shopkick $2 gift card, you’ll pay just $.56 for two boxes!)

Since most of this week is taken up with Shavuot, I probably won’t get to posting the full weekly round-up of Target deals, but this price cut is good thru 5/25, so you’ve got some time.

Print the $2/2 Kashi Cereal Coupon now, before it’s gone.

Half Price Books is offering kids 14 and under a $5 gift card when read (or be read to) for at least 15 minutes a day during June and July.

Get started by printing out your reading log. Then, once your children have read for 300 minutes, they can turn in their log and earn $5 in Half Price Books Bookworm bucks.

They will also award one reader in each age group a $20 Half Price Books giftcard.

Just printed out the log for my kiddos – they’d be reading anyway, thankfully, but they’ll certainly enjoy $5 to splurge on their own books!

Thanks, Penny Pinchin’ Mom.

Perfect timing!

Grab a FREE ice cream cone from Haagen Dazs today, May 14th, at their nationwide FREE Cone Day Event.

Re. the kashrut issue, I’ve been told that some stores may be certified kosher, but regardless, all their ice cream is. And here is more information from their FAQs:

our U.S. retail grocery, club, and convenience store products are OU-D kosher, certified by the Kashrut division of the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America. products at our Häagen-Dazs^® Shops and restaurants are not necessarily certified kosher because of the utensils and other ingredients used to serve frozen desserts or drinks.

6pm is having a big Crocs Shoes Sale right now, and you can get up to 57% off Crocs Shoes for the whole family.

This would be a great time to grab some discounted spring and summer shoes for the kids. Prices on kids’ shoes start as low as $13 for the Toddler Flip-Flop Crocs pictured above.

If you have a little girl who loves Disney, check out these adorable Minnie Mouse Crocs Shoes for just $18 (regularly $30). They have Mickey Mouse, too.

Or if you’re looking for the more traditional Crocs look, these Kids’ Baya Crocs are only $18.20. They have many colors to choose from in this style, all priced under $20.

If you’re looking for shoes for yourself, you’re also in luck. There are tons of great deals on adult shoes, as well. For example, these Women’s Wedge Crocs are marked down from $70 to only $29.99!

As always, shipping from 6pm.com is FREE – no minimum order required.

Shop early for the best selection from 6pm’s Crocs shoe sale.

Here’s a great deal on a high-end toaster: Amazon has the highly rated Panasonic NB-G110P Flash Xpress Toaster Oven, Silver for $89.99 right now, regularly $139.99, with free shipping.

• “FlashXpress” double Infrared Light cooks up to 40-percent faster than conventional toaster ovens
• Automatically calculates the cooking time for Bread, Frozen Foods and Reheating, so guessing is eliminated, Digital Timer
• 6-menu illustrated preset buttons for easy of use
• Instant heat eliminates preheating for quick cooking (Temperature Settings 250 – 500 Degree F)
• Meaures 10 1/4″ (H) x 13″ (D) x 12″ (D), 7.5 lbs, Silver and Inner dimensions are 10.2 x 9.8 x 4.1 inches

This is the lowest price EVER on Amazon, per the Amazon Price Tracker.

Remember, prices change fast on Amazon, so if you’ve been looking for a good toaster, grab this one fast!

The best deal of all is on the Vita Coco 100% Pure Coconut Water, 11.1 oz (Pack of 12) for $10.69 when you checkout thru Subscribe & Save.

That’s a great deal at almost $2 cheaper than at Costco. But it gets even better if you’re a Subscribe & Save junkie like I am, because when you have five active subscriptions in a month, your savings will be bumped up to as much as 20% from 5%. (20% for those of us with Amazon Prime/Mom membership, 15% for everyone else.)

So when you hit that magic FIVE number, you’ll only pay only $9 – which is a smokin’ hot deal!

If you’re looking for another order or two to bump you up to five total, check out this list of Subscribe & Save deals for under $3.

All subscription orders ship for free and you can cancel your subscription anytime after your order ships. Read my Subscribe & Save tutorial if you need more information.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

P.S. Be sure to scroll down to nab a FREE sample of a Kind Peanut Butter Dark Chocolate + Protein Bar (discount at check-out). Click on Add To Cart to receive your free sample.

Wowzers!

REI has this The North Face Denali Fleece Jacket in grey & tin white on closeout for just $28.73 originally $179.

It’s only available in size Small and Large – and I expect it to sell out FAST.

You can get free shipping when you spend $50 (two jackets, one for you, one for a friend?) or pick up the jacket at your local REI to bypass shipping charges.

Just a quick reminder that next Monday, May 20th @ 8 p.m. CST. I’ll be hosting a webinar about How to Make and Stick to a Budget.

Are you harnessing the power of your income to maximize your savings and investments? Or does money seem to slip through your checkbook each month, leaving you wondering, “Where did it all go?”

This 60-minute webinar will teach you the fundamentals of budgeting so that you know exactly where your money goes – and how best to spend it.

No theoretical numbers here! This is all about working with your actual income and your actual expenses – so that you can make a budget that really works for your family.

Participants will also receive my budget worksheet as well as recommendations on software and services to help you track your spending.

In addition to the live class, all registered participants will receive a note-taking packet and budgeting printables, available for download the evening of the class.

To register for the webinar, simply complete the below form with your name and email address.

If you are having trouble with the embedded form, you can also find it at THIS LINK.

Cost:  The cost of participating in the Budgeting Webinar is $10. Once you complete the sign-up form, I will send you an invoice via Paypal (you don’t need Paypal to pay – you can use a credit card) along with a link to sign in to the webinar.

Tech Specs: All you need is a home computer with built-in (or external) speakers and a high speed Internet connection.

Questions? Comments? Please send me an email!

Have you entered yet to win a $100 Microsoft Retail Store gift card? That giveaway will be going thru the end of the week, since Shavuot starts tonight and I want everyone to have a chance to enter.

But today, you’ll have an additional chance to win some more fantastic Microsoft prizes at a Twitter party I’m hosting today, Tuesday, May 14 at 1 p.m. EST.

I’m joining up with some friends from Microsoft and host of talented bloggers to discuss all the fun new innovations at the Microsoft Retail Stores.

Plus, we’ll be giving away prizes!

Five people who answer trivia questions during the party will each win a $25 Microsoft retail store gift cards, and one lucky Twitter party participant will randomly be selected to win a $500 Microsoft retail store gift card (Hello, Microsoft Surface, you’d so be mine with that gift card).

Here are all the details:

What: #GoMicrosoft Twitter party

When: Today, Tuesday, May 14th at 1 p.m. EST

Where: On Twitter, using the #GoMicrosoft hashtag. You can set up a column in your TweetDeck to follow along, or use this TweetGrid: http://bit.ly/11SJxNf.

Your Hosts:@MicrosoftStore, @theMotherhood, @CooperMunroe, @EmilyMcKhann

Your Co-Hosts:
Heather, Sprittibee – @sprittibee
Candy, Mommypalooza – @mommypalooz
Kelly, Kansas City Mamas – @KCMamaKelly
Kristen, Dine and Dish – @DineandDish
Mara, Kosher on a Budget – @kosheronabudget
Claudya, Unknown Mami – @UnknownMami
Heather, Rookie Moms – @rookiemoms
Jessica, It’s My Life – @kikarose
Jen, The Mom Reviews – @themomjen
TerriAnn, Cookies and Clogs – @cookiesANDclogs
Divina, Dancing Hot Dogs – @DancingHotdogs
JessieLeigh, Parenting Miracles – @micropreemies
Marianna, Green Mama’s Pad – @GreenMamasPad
Rachel, Rachel Ferrucci – @RachelFerrucci
Sarah, Sarah’s Cucina Bella – @SarahWCaron
Lisa, Crazy Adventures in Parenting – @crazyadventures
Clay, Dad Labs – @daddyclay
Kim, Prairie Mama – @prairiemama
Stephanie, The Candid Pastor’s Wife – @stephaniepete
Christine, Boston Mamas – @bostonmamas
Christy, Quirky Fusion – @QuirkyFusion
Mackenzie, The Centsible Family – @TheCentsibleFamily
Erika, Musings of a SAHM – @MusingsSAHM

I know it’s a busy day, but I hope you’ll be able to join me – even if just for a few moments today!

Request your FREE sample of Carbonell Olive Oil. It will arrive in 6-8 weeks.

I am not sure if this is hechshered, but since it’s Extra Virgin Olive Oil, you should be fine.

Wondering why I love free samples? Check out this post on small ways to save big.

Or maybe it’s because I love dairy and don’t have to think too hard about what I want to eat for two days of dairy meals.

But until this moment, I haven’t sat down to make a menu plan for Shavuot. I usually like to plan out at least a week in advance, so I can do my shopping and get a few things prepped in advance. This year, though, I’m flying by the seat of my pants.

If your whole chag is already cooked and in the freezer, more power to you! But for the rest of us last minute birds, here’s a look at what I’ll be serving over Shavuot.

Erev Shavuot

(My immediate family only –  my husband will have just gotten home and I plan to make it very easy on myself)

• Steamed artichokes with garlic butter dipping sauce
• One Pot Salmon with Snap Peas & Rice 
• Garlic Knots

• No Bake, Frozen Cheesecake (already in the freezer)

First Day Lunch

(Two families + our own = 10 kids, 5 adults)

• Blended red pepper soup with homemade croutons (in my freezer) and shaved parmesan cheese
• Spinach salad with strawberries, pecans & poppy-seed dressing
• Three cheese lasagna
• Spanikopita “Eggrolls” (I’ll share my recipe after Shavuot, but basically you use a regular spanikopita recipe, and then make them into individual portions by rolling up each sheet of filo dough like a little eggroll)

• Roasted baby potatoes with fresh herbs
• Lemon Meringue Pie
• Maybe an extra pan of chocolate cheesecake brownies (if anyone doesn’t like the meringue)
• Fruit salad

Second Day Dinner

(Again, immediate family only… kids will be zonked, I may serve this to them and put them to bed before we light candles)

• Greek salad

• Confetti Rice
• Broccoli & cauliflower quiche

• Left-over dessert

Second Day Lunch

OUT!

Breakfasts will be cereal or yogurt – and dinner the last day will be at our shul.

The big challenge will be what to make for Shabbat just a few hours after Shavuot ends. I wonder if I’ll have enough left-overs left to go that route?

What’s on your Shavuot menu plan? Please share in the comments!

Thru the end of the day today (May 13), you can buy A Taste of Challah for just $29.74 (regularly $34.99) from Feldheim.com — a savings of 15% + FREE media-rate shipping.

I reviewed the cookbook HERE if you want to read more about it.

I think A Taste of Challah would make a wonderful gift for a Bat Mitzvah, an engagement party, a belated Mother’s Day celebration, birthday, anniversary… anyone who makes challah — or wants to learn to make challah – will enjoy Tamar Ansh’s cookbook.

Goodness, it’s just a Kindle ebooks/apps/accessories kinda day.

Download The Food Allergy Mama’s Baking Book: Great Dairy, Egg, and Nut-Free Treats for the Whole Family for free right now from Amazon.com.

This ebook usually retails for $19.99, so this is an amazingly nice deal!

Even if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download FREE applications to read Kindle books on your Mac, PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, or Android Phone.

The price of this e-book is $0 right now, but Amazon can change the price at any time – so always confirm before ordering.

Thanks, Money Saving Mom.

Amazon Local has a great offer for Kindle eBooks – select any one of 37 different e-books for only $1.

You’ll need a voucher, which can get by signing into your Amazon Local account (or signing up for one HERE).

Once you’re logged in, you may need to scroll down and click on “See All Deals” to open up the Kindle Fire Ebooks deal.

Once you find it, just click to order the free voucher, which will be automatically applied to your account.

Then head over to Amazon’s Kindle $1 Store to choose your book.

In addition to some summer-type reading books for adults, I noticed that they have four books in the Simply Sarah series for elementary children.

Even if you don’t have a Kindle, you can download FREE applications to read Kindle books on your Mac, PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, or Android Phone.

There’s a new coupon for Joy Ice Cream Cones – Save $.55 off one package.

These are regularly priced at $1.19 at Walmart, which puts them at just $.64 each after the coupon.

If your family has an ice cream party tradition for Shavuot, you’ll want to grab this deal today!

Joy Ice Cream Cones, $1.19
Use $0.55 off Joy Ice Cream Cones coupon
= $.64 each after coupon

Speaking of Kindle Fires…

Check your Amazon account, because all Kindle Fire owners have been given $5 worth of credits to spend on games and apps for your Kindle Fire.

Just log into your account and you will see “500 Amazon Coins” – which are worth $5 and you can spend toward your purchases. You can also buy additional coins at a discount.

If you own a Kindle Fire, you’ll find a little unexpected something in your account right now — 500 Amazon Coins, worth $5. You can use the coins to buy apps and games, as well as items inside apps and games. And if you want to purchase additional coins for yourself or your family, you get to do so at a discount.

From Cut the Rope: Time Travel to Scribblenauts Remix, you’ll find plenty of fun to choose from, and the selection is growing every day. Selection has tripled over the last year, with 25% more in the last three months alone.

We hope you enjoy your coins, and the fun, on us.

What game or app will you buy?

Did you take advantage of Amazon’s Mother’s Day sale on the Kindle Fire? Or maybe you just need a new case for yours?

Right now you can get the CaseCrown Amazon Kindle Fire Case for only $5.99. Choose from red, purple, green, blue, orange or black.

Shipping is free with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Thanks, Kansas City Mamas.

Complete a brief survey to get a Free Sample of a John Frieda Luxurious Volume Hair Care Products from Target.com.

Hint: If you answer that your thick, wavy hair needs to be tamed, you won’t qualify.

Wondering why I love free samples? Check out this post on small ways to save big.

**Price drop alert!**

This 60 x 126 in. Rectangular White Tablecloth from Amazon is now only $8.44, the lowest it has EVER been on Amazon!

I grabbed one two weeks ago at $8.92, and at this price, I’m going to get another one. I can never have enough white tablecloths, I find (especially during Sukkot and Pesach, where we go thru them at the rate of two a day!)

Note that this cloth is 100% poly – so it doesn’t rank up there with your finest linens, but the reviews are very good. And I’m pleased! Plus, since it’s stain resistent, you won’t feel compelled to cover it with plastic!

Remember, Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so always confirm prices before you check-out.

Amazon has the Body Armor for iPhone 4 marked down from $29.99 to $2.72 – $2.92 (price varies by color) with free shipping.

There are several colors to choose from — all under $3.

I did this deal when I originally posed about it a few weeks ago — and got my rebate back already!

I wanted to remind you about this awesome deal on an electric toothbrush,since you can still nab it thru the end of June.

Walmart.com has the Oral-B Professional Healthy Clean Precision 1000 Power Toothbrush with Bonus Travel Case priced right now at $35.97, regularly $64.97. Even better, you can submit for a $20 mail in rebate, bringing your total down to just $15.97!

This ships for free to your home with a $45 order — or you can pick it up for FREE at your local Walmart or FedEx store.

Even better, since per the terms of the rebate, you can actually get TWO $20 rebates, you can order two toothbrushes — and then qualify for FREE shipping to your home. And you’ll have two incredibly low-priced electric toothbrushes.

I am betting this won’t last long at this price — so don’t wait on this one.

There is a new 5-point code available for Pampers Gifts to Grow Reward Program. Just log into your account and enter the code FBMD76C7HMEXT13 to get 10 FREE points.

Code expires 5/17/13.

Here are some more codes you may not have entered yet (let me know if any of these don’t work for you):

10-Point Codes

WELCOMEGTGPTS10
WELCOME2VILLAGE
CONGRATS2NEWMOM
GTGWELCOME10PTS
CAREFORNEWBORNS

50 Point Codes

GIFTSTOGROW4MOM
JOINNOW4REWARDS
2BEGINEARNING50

Get started with Pampers Gifts to Grow here.

You don’t have to be a mom or a dad to benefit from Pampers Gifts to Grow – nor do you have to have kiddos in diapers. There are plenty of universal codes like this one, and they really do add up quickly. Prizes range from coupons for free diapers to magazine subscriptions to store gift cards and high-end toys.

This post contains affiliate links, which help to support Kosher on a Budget. For more information, see my disclosure policy.

Here’s one of those “for the guy who has it all” kind of gifts…

Amazon has the Leatherman Wingman Multi-Tool for only $20 right now (reg. $34.50).

• 420HC Combo Knife, Spring-action Regular Pliers, Spring-action Needlenose Pliers, Spring-action Wire Cutters
• Wire Stripper, Small Screwdriver, Medium Screwdriver, Phillips Screwdriver,
• Spring-action scissors
• Wood/Metal File, Bottle Opener, Can Opener
• Removable Pocket Clip

Buy your Father’s Day present on Mother’s Day?

Shipping is free with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Today is the last day to enter to win the wonderful cookbook, A Taste of Challah (there will be two winners).

The giveaway will close tonight at 11:59 p.m. CST and the winner will be notified tomorrow morning.

If you wish to enter, you must comment HERE.

Good luck!

Discount Mags is having a giant Mother’s Day Sale, today (5/12) thru midnight. Choose from more than two dozen magazine subscriptions, all starting from $4.50 per year.

There are tons of great deals – I’m including them all below.

Just click the link of the mags you are interested in – no coupon code required.

• Cooking Category
  • Every Day with Rachael Ray (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)
  • La Cucina Italiana (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98)
  • Bon Appetit (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
  • Saveur (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
  • Vegetarian Times (1yrs: $5.49, 2yrs: $10.98, 3yrs: $16.47)
  • Diabetic Cooking (1yrs: $4.50)
• Fashion Category
  • Marie Claire (1yrs: $4.50, 2yrs: $9.00, 3yrs: $13.50)
  • Glamour (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
  • Elle (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • Lucky (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • Vogue (1yrs: $8.99, 2yrs: $17.98, 3yrs: $26.97)
  • Allure (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • W (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • O, The Oprah Magazine (1yrs: $11.99, 2yrs: $23.98, 3yrs: $35.97)
  • Cosmopolitan (1yrs: $9.99, 2yrs: $19.98)
• Health Category
  • Self (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • Natural Health (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
  • Weight Watchers (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47, 4yrs: $17.96)
• Home Category
  • House Beautiful (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97)
  • Elle Decor (1yrs: $4.49, 2yrs: $8.98, 3yrs: $13.47)
  • Architectural Digest (1yrs: $6.99, 2yrs: $13.98, 3yrs: $20.97)
  • Better Homes & Gardens (1yrs: $4.99, 2yrs: $9.98, 3yrs: $14.97, 4yrs: $19.96)

Happy Mother’s Day!

Just a reminder that today is your last day to save $20 on a Kindle Fire HD when you use the promotional code FIRE4MOM at checkout.

This discount will make the 16GB with Special Offers just $179 – regularly $199.

As always, your new Kindle Fire will ship for FREE. (Two-day shipping with Prime – and most people say they get it the next day.)

Shop for your Kindle Fire HD HERE.

6pm is having a huge Mother’s Day Sale today, with hundreds of items priced at $40 or less! Choose from shoes, clothing, bags and more – for mom, dad and the whole family.

These cute Oh! Shoes, for example are $35, regularly $175. (I like to sort by % Off to find the biggest savings.)

As always, shipping from 6pm.com is FREE – no minimum order required.

6pm’s Mother’s Day Sale is valid today only (5/12), and the most common sizes are go fast, so I’d shop ASAP!

Do you make your own pizza?

We do most Thursdays – and I’ve found that a good pizza pan makes the difference between burnt-on-the-bottom crust and perfect-crust.

For just $6 (reg. $19.99), you can grab this Oneida Commerical 16 Inch Pizza Pan. (Lowest price on Amazon, per the Amazon Price Tracker.)

The Oneida pan has great reviews – almost perfect five stars – and for just six bucks, I don’t think you can go wrong!

Shipping is free with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Here are the best kosher deals at Walgreens this week.

A big thank you to Alli from Couponing for 4 for putting them together. Be sure to go check out her blog for all the Walgreens deals.

New to deal shopping at Walgreens? Learn all the ins and outs in my tutorial on How to Shop & SAVE at Walgreens and the new Walgreens Balance Rewards Points program.

Sure Deodorant – $2.50
Brut Deodorant – $2.99
50% Off Sale
Buy One, Get 500 Balance Reward Points
Use $1/1 Sure Item from 5/12 SS Insert
Or use $1/1 Brut Fragrance or Antiperspirant from 5/12 SS Insert
= As low as FREE + money maker after coupon, sale, and points

Edge, Skintimate or Schick Hydro Shave Gel – $1.99
Use $1/1 or $.55/1 Edge or Skintimate Shave Gel from 4/21 SS Insert
Or use $1/1 or $.75/1 Schick Shave Gel from 4/21 SS Insert
Then submit for $1/1 Skintimate Shave Gel Ibotta Credit
= As low as FREE after coupon and Ibotta credit

Oral-B 3D White Vivid or Pro-Health Clinical Toothbrush, Crest 3D White or Pro-health Clinical Toothpaste, or Mouthwash – $3.50
Buy Two, Get $5 RR
- (2) $1/1 Oral-B from 4/28 P&G
- (2) $.50/1 Crest Toothpaste Printable Coupon
- (2) $.50/1 Crest Toothpaste Printable Coupon 
- (2) $1/1 Crest Toothpaste from 4/28 PG Insert
= As low as FREE after coupons and RR

Chobani Greek Yogurt – $1.00
Use $.30/1 Chobani Greek Yogurt Printable Coupon
= $.70 after coupon

Clear Eyes – $3.99
Use $1/1 Clear Eyes Product from 4/21 SS Insert
Then use $2/1 Clear Eyes Eye Drops from Walgreens May coupon booklet (found at the front of the store)
= $.99 after stacked coupons

Wet Ones Antibacterial Hand Wipes – 2/$4
Use (2) $.75/1 Wet Ones Wipes Product from 4/21 SS Insert
Then submit for $.50/1 Wet Ones Product Ibotta Credit
= $1.00 each after coupons and Ibotta credit when you buy 2

Hefty One Zip Bags – $2.29
Buy One, Get One Free
Use $1/2 Hefty Slider Bags from 5/5 RP Insert
= $1.15 each after coupon and sale when you buy 2

Are you planning a Walgreens run this week? What’s on your list?

Here are the best kosher deals that I see at CVS this week, with thanks to Barbara from Clipper Girl for putting these together. Be sure to visit her blog for the full match-up.

If you’re new to bargain shopping at CVS, read my How to Shop at CVS Tutorial.

Gillette Venus Razor (Blue Pack) – $5.99
Buy One, Get $3 ECB (Limit 1)
Use $3/1 Venus Refillable Razor from 4/7 RP Insert
= FREE after coupon and ECB

Sally Hansen Cosmetics
Buy $10, Get $5 ECB
$5/1 Sally Hansen Salon Insta-Gel Strips or Strips Starter Kit from 5/5 RP Insert
$4/1 Sally Hansen Nail Color from 5/5 RP Insert

*Deal Idea*
Buy 2 Sally Hansen No Chip Nail Color – $4.99
Use (2) $4/1 Sally Hansen Nail Color from 5/5 RP Insert
= FREE after coupons and ECB

U by Kotex Liners (18 count) – $1.57
Use $2/1 U by Kotex Products Printable Coupon
= FREE after coupon

Gain Dish Liquid – $.99 (Limit 4)
Use $.25/1 Gain Dishwashing Liquid from 5/12 PG Insert
= $.74 after coupon

Children’s Advil (Travel Size) – $2.49
Use $1.50/1 Children’s Advil Printable Coupon
= $.99 after coupon

Revlon Nail Color – $5.79
Buy One, Get $3 ECB (Limit 1)
Use $1/1 Revlon Nail Product Printable Coupon
Or use $1/1 Revlon Color Cosmetic from 4/28 SS Insert
= $1.79 after coupon and ECB

Starbucks K-Cups Coffee (10 count) – $9.99
Buy One, Get One Free
Use (2) $1.50/1 Starbucks K-Cups Printable Coupon
= $3.49 each after coupons and sale when you buy 2

Are you planning a CVS run this week? What’s on your list?

Ever feel like the deals fly so fast and so furiously around here, that you miss out on half the good stuff?

Here is your weekly round-up of the best Amazon Deals from the past week, which are still available.

Kitchen & Houseware Deals:

Lodge Color Dutch Oven (Blue) – $45 Shipped (Reg. $118)

Kindle Deals:

Kindle Fire 16 GB 7-Inch HD – Only $179 after FIRE4MOM coupon code (Reg. $199)

Kindle Fire HD 7 Shock Proof Handle Case for Kids – $13.99 (Reg. $23.99)

 

Make It Fast, Cook It Slow: The Big Book of Everyday Slow Cooking (Kindle) — $1.99

Grocery Deals:

Barilla Whole Grain Rotini (4pk) – $.88 each when you checkout thru Subscribe & Save (or $.75 if you have five active subscriptions/month).

Baby and Kid Deals:

Sammy Spider’s First Haggadah Paperback Book – $3.48 (Reg. $6.95)

Britax Boulevard Convertible Car Seat Seat – $183.99 shipped after coupon code BABY0513 (Reg. $319.99)

And don’t forget about this extensive list of Subscribe & Save Items for under $3. This should help you get to that 20% discount when you have 5 active subscriptions in a month.

Unless otherwise noted, shipping is free on all of these items with your Amazon Prime account – or when you spend $25+ with Super Saver Shipping.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Through May 12th, Crocs.com is having a Mother’s Day Sale – and you can save $5 off all footwear plus get free economy shipping.

The sale applies to all sale shoes, except for Final Sale items – so be sure to check the Clearance section first for the best deals.

Here’s a first – I don’t ever remember seeing a discount offer on Martha Stewart Living.

Today only, subscribe to Martha Stewart Living Magazine for only $14.99 per year (54% off) when you enter coupon code KOSHERBUDGET.

Martha Stewart Living Magazine was created by the famous television hostess who has become the popular advisor on all things for the home and garden. Each issue of Martha Stewart Living Magazine allows you to celebrate the simple things of everyday life, such as gardening, entertaining, renovating, cooking, and decorating.

This giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to winners Danit B. and Chaya L.

I used to be a challah buyer.

In my first six years of my marriage, I don’t think I baked a single challah – a fact of which I’m neither proud nor ashamed. I lived in Israel those first six years, and sticky-sweet challot were plentiful and cheap.

But then we moved to Kansas, where challah costs at least $5 per loaf. I nearly choked on the $15+ we’d spent on challah each week. And so we became challah bakers.

At first, my husband made the challot, but over the last two years, I have taken on this job more and more — until I’ve finally embraced it as “my thing”.

I will admit that sometimes it stresses me out (“Gotta make the doughnuts challah!”), but I’ve found that mostly I love the process.

Especially the braiding.

I braid five strands, which I know is usual, but I do one strand for each of my three children, plus two more for me and my husband.

It’s such a subtle, yet physical, way to demonstrate love for my family.

When I take that sticky dough in my hands, and shape it into imperfect braids, I become part of a community of challah bakers.

All over the world, there are a multitude of us kneading and rolling and braiding and egg washing, dividing and making brachot.

Whether your flour is white or wheat or spelt; whether you braid with three, or four, or six – or an odd five, like me, challah baking is a fairly universal — and one might argue quintessential — Jewish experience.

Which is why my first reaction to a book called “A Taste of Challah” was … Really? A whole book just about challah?!

But an old friend promised me that this is really a lovely cookbook – plus, he told me (knowing this would sweeten the pot for me), it’s on sale thru May 13th (15% off with free shipping from Feldheim).

He even sent me out a copy of A Taste of Challah by Tamar Ansh last week for my review. My dubiousness gave way to delight – I was was very pleasantly surprised by  just how much I liked this book.

There is an extensive section dedicated to the myriad ways to braid challot. I loved the napkin rings and wine holders. And the basket weave was incredible — for the patient baker, I think it could be gorgeous for your Shavuot table. (A simpler choice would be flower-shaped challot, which she also features in her book.)

You will also find a dozen or so new challah recipes, from traditional to honey wheat to gluten-free. The last section of the book has a number of dips which look very yummy, plus non-challah breads, both yeast and non-yeast.

Interspersed throughout the recipes and braiding tips are personal stories from different women about their experiences with baking challah.

First published in 2007, this most recent printing of A Taste of Challah is truly a lovely book – and I think it would make a great gift for any woman, whether she’s just starting to bake her own challah, or she’s a pro with decades of experience.

Thru May 13, you can buy A Taste of Challah for $29.74, with free media shipping from Feldheim.com.

And thru May 12th, you can enter to win one of two copies that I am giving away!

To enter this giveaway, simply leave a comment on this post telling me whether you are a baker or a buyer. And if you bake, I’d love to know how many strands you typically braid.

This giveaway is open only to residents of the United States who are 18 or older. Entries will be accepted until Sunday, May 12th at 11:59 p.m. CST. The winner will be selected randomly and notified by email immediately. He or she will have 48 hours to respond. Good luck!

Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy of “A Taste of Challah” to facilitate my review; Feldheim Books will also provide the winner of this contest with his or her cookbook. I m an affiliate of Feldheim.com, however I was not compensated for hosting this giveaway nor for sharing my (positive) opinions. I am disclosing this in accordance with FTC regulations. And also because I want you to know.

Did you know that one in six Americans is facing hunger, including 14 million children?

While most of you are in the middle of Shabbat prep, I wanted to let you know that tomorrow (May 12) is Stamp Out Hunger Day, which is a great opportunity to do something about this problem.

Here’s how it works: Just gather up some non-perishable food or personal care items, leave them in a bag by your mail box, and your letter carrier will collect them and help distribute them to food pantries and other organizations around your city.

They make it so easy to give!

And if you are anything like me, you have a few (or more than a few) items sitting on your shelves that you can contribute.

Most of these items we are able to get for free – or very inexpensively – and can easily replace thanks to couponing. Yet for the recipient, these items will be an immeasurable blessing.

Amazon has the fantastic cookbook, Make It Fast, Cook It Slow: The Big Book of Everyday Slow Cooking (Kindle) for just $1.99.

The author, Stephanie O’Dea, was the original slow cooker blogger. She spent a whole year cooking dinner every single night in the slow cooker – and blogging about it.

Her family is gluten-free, so all of the recipes in this book are either gluten-free or have gluten-free tweaks.

I have also found that her blog (and this cookbook) are very friendly to the kosher-keepers among us. There is the occasional recipe that calls for pork, but none of the cook-chicken-breasts-in-cream-of-whatever soups that are common in slow cooker recipes.

Stephanie writes about good, whole, healthy food — that you can make quick (& cook slow).

For just $1.99, it’s a steal. The print price on this book is $19.99!

Even if you don’t have a Kindle, you can still read this book by downloading FREE applications to read Kindle books on your Mac, PC, iPhone, BlackBerry, Windows Phone 7, or Android Phone.

Amazon pricing can change on a dime, so please confirm prices before you check-out.

Thanks, Kansas City Mamas.

I know it’s not in everyone’s budget, but if you’ve been wanting to get a Dyson, you may as well get a deal on one!

(And for the record, we love ours. Best vacuum I’ve ever owned. Makes kid mess, pet mess, life mess look like small potatoes.)

Kohl’s has Select Dyson Vacuums on sale right now – plus you can save an additional 20% with the promo code FFMAY.

And it’s Kohl’s Cash time, which means you earn $10 in Kohl’s Cash for every $50 spent. (Kohl’s cash can only be spent on future purchases – it can not be applied to today’s purchase).

AND shipping is free. It’s the trifecta of sales!

• Get the Dyson DC33 Multi Floor Bagless Vacuum for $205.99 after $50 in Kohl’s Cash (originally $449.00) – picture above

• Get the Dyson DC44 Animal Digital Slim Vacuum also for $205.99 after $50 in Kohl’s Cash (originally $449.99)

• Or get the Dyson DC41 Animal Bagless Vacuum for $313.99 after $70 in Kohl’s Cash (this is the one we have – paid $80 more even with a sale four years ago, worth every penny)