Don’t forget to scan your Extra Care Card at the kiosk when you go in for additional savings opportunities. If you have your Leaf Bag Tag, take it in along with your reusable bag for more savings.

Thank you to Alli at Couponing For 4 for helping to put these deals together for you!

Top Deals

Zarbee’s Children’s Cough Syrup $6 (Limit 1)
Get $6 ECB
Final Price: Free!

iTunes Gift Cards (Limit 1)
Buy $25, Get $5 ECB

Porcelana Day or Night Cream $6.99 (Limit 1)
Get $2 ECB
Use $2/1 Porcelana Product from Red Plum 01/29/12
Final Price: $2.99

Schick Hydro 5 Power Select or Hydro Silk Razor $9.99 (Limit ?)
Get $4 ECB
Final Price: $5.99

Progresso Soup 4/$7 (Limit 1)
Get $2 ECB wyb 2
Use $1/4 Progresso Soup from General Mills 01/08/12 or 02/05/12
Final Price: 4/$4 ($1 each)

Nabisco Cookies or Crackers 3.8-8 oz 4/$5
*Qualifies for Buy $30, Get $10 CVSCash Gift Card deal
Use $1/2 Nabisco Cracker Products printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon (Facebook)
Final Price: 2/$1.50 ($0.75 each)

For a complete list of ALL the CVS deals this week, visit the Couponing For 4 list of CVS Savings & Deals. Keep in mind that some coupons are regional, so you may not get ‘the good coupons’.

 

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Thank you for stopping by to see how you can add to your savings with these Weekly Deals from Walgreens. A special thank you to Alli at Couponing For 4 for helping put together the match-ups.

Top Weekly Deals

Sundown Vitamin D3-1000 IU 100 ct $4
File for $4 in-store rebate
Use $1 Sundown Naturals Vitamin or Supplement printable
Use $1 Sundown Naturals Product printable
Use $2 Sundown Naturals from Red Plum 01/01/12 or 01/22/12
Use $1 Sundown Naturals Vitamin or Supplement from Red Plum 01/01/12 or 01/22/12
Final Price: $2 Moneymaker

Wet Synergy Lubricant $10
Get $10 RR
Use $1 Wet Brand printable coupon
Final Price: $1 Moneymaker

Arctic Naturals Total Omega, Ultimate or Daily Omega-3 60 ct $15
File for $15 in-store rebate
Final Price: Free

BluScience HeartBlu Healthy Heart Support 60 ct $14
File for $14 in-store rebate
Final Price: Free 

Colgate Total Advanced, Gum Defense Toothpaste or MaxFresh or MaxWhite Toothbrush 2/$6
Get $4 RR wyb 2
Use $1 Colgate Total Toothpaste from Winter Walgreens Diabetes & You booklet
Use $0.40 or $0.35 Colgate Adult or Kids Manual Toothbrush from Smart Source 01/29/12
Use $0.50 or $0.35 Colgate Toothpaste from Smart Source 01/29/12
Final Price: 2 Free Toothpaste or 2/$0.20 Toothbrushes

Factor Nutrition Labs Ubiquinol CoQ10 $10
File for $10 in-store rebate
Final Price: Free

Renew Life Love Your Heart 90 ct $20
File for $20 in-store rebate
Final Price: Free

Sheets Energy Strips 10 pk $3.99
Get $3.99 RR
Final Price: Free

St. Joseph Enteric Aspirin 36 ct $2
Get $2 RR
Final Price: Free

For a complete list of all the Walgreens Deals head over to Couponing For 4. Thanks, Alli!

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Every week I get a few emails from bloggers or online professionals asking me questions about taxes. Most of them are the same questions again and again. Because I can’t answer fact-specific questions individually without potentially creating an attorney/client relationship, I tend to give the same general answers. First and foremost, seek counsel from a reputable accountant. Unfortunately, I understand, too well, that many accountants don’t understand about how blogging works and some of the nuances related to making money online. And I also understand that finding a tax lawyer who may understand these nuances can be very expensive.

I started out my legal career in the tax group of a boutique firm. I’ve spent thousands of hours working with tax laws. That said, I am not a tax attorney. Through the online world I have gotten to know tax attorneys. One, in particular, is not only an exceptional tax attorney she happens to understand the online and blogging worlds. Kelly Erb is a practicing tax attorney, writes tax-related articles for Forbes magazine, has spoken at BlogHer and is well-known by her pseudonym, TaxGirl. I had the pleasure of speaking with her to clarify my knowledge and get some insight about how the IRS thinks when it comes to bloggers and taxes.

Tax Tips For Bloggers

SWAG (Stuff We All Get) – It may surprise you that the IRS defines this as compensation. Of course, while we like to think we hit the trifecta of SWAG bonanzas at blogging events, it was celebrity awards shows that led the IRS to look into this concept of giving people stuff for showing up. Under federal income tax law, such gift bags are treated as taxable income, not gifts, by the IRS since they are not “solely out of affection, respect or similar impulses for the recipients of the gift bags”. This may come as a shock to many people, because despite the fact that bloggers aren’t getting free trips to Tahiti, Botox, and jewel encrusted sunglasses we do get some pretty nice gifts in our conference attendee bags. Are bloggers really claiming the value of their SWAG bag as income? I can’t answer for anyone else. I can only tell you that if you are audited and you’re taking deductions for going to a conference, the IRS has every right to ask you if you claimed the value of the swag as income. Can you argue it away? Sure, but talk to your tax preparer or seek legal advice before doing so.

Promotional Items in the Expo Hall – If you’ve gone to tradeshows, you know some have better stuff at them than others. Having been to a number of legal conventions, I’m likely not alone in saying that our expo halls tend to have pretty lame stuff compared to the housewares show or the candy and gourmet food shows. Depending on the event, bloggers are walking trade shows and convention exposition halls where companies are plying men and women, moms and dads, especially, with all kinds of products. Are these income? Again, the companies aren’t giving you this stuff solely out of affection and respect for your awesome blogging. The company likely wants something in return. Many people throw around the number of $25 as the baseline to determine if something is income or a gift. The value of $25 comes from that being the threshold in deducting business gifts. It’s a good rule of thumb, but it’s not ‘the law’. That being said, what you get in an Expo Hall may or may not be ‘taxable income’ depending on the circumstances surrounding how you received it. If there are discussions about doing reviews, writing abou the company on your blog, tweeting, or creating social media impressions, you may have created a business relationship. Or, are you a ‘big time A-list blogger’ and when they saw your badge they began plying you with everything they had in their booth (we can dream, right)? This is one of those circumstances where you have to look at what the expectation is regarding your getting the product or service.

Affiliate Income – seems pretty easy to say, it’s income. And not just income, taxable income. However, this is one area I have many people wanting to argue with me. The IRS does not care if you get paid in non-US Treasury currency. Payment in money, products or services can be considered income. If you are using affiliate codes, links, banners, etc., the money generated from them is taxable income because it is payment made for helping a direct seller make sales. And keep in mind that even if you don’t have enough in your affiliate account to cash out, you are still responsible for reporting the funds sitting in the account. To the IRS, it doesn’t matter if your compensation is in the form of martian bucks, if you can spend in on earth, the IRS want’s their cut!

Beginning in 2012, for tax year 2011, a new form has been introduced that may impact affiliate income reporting. The 1099-K is a new informational reporting mechanism for the IRS. Online affiliates that once sent out 1099-Misc may move to the 1099-K. Given that the reporting thresholds are much higher ($600 vs $20,000) you may not get a form reporting your income earned. This puts the responsibility on you to track this income closely.

I didn’t get a 1099, do I have to report that money? – Yes! A 1099-Misc form is an informational filing that is required only if the income is $600 or more. If you did not fill out a W-9 the company does not have your information on file and can not report using a 1099-Misc, even if you earned $600 or more. Regardless of what you earned, it is still up to you to report this income.

“Free Trips” – There’s no such thing! No one is flying you anywhere out of their affection or respect for you. Except maybe your family. If it’s a company, PR agency, brand rep, or anyone business related, your trip is for a reason. What is that reason? Why are you going? Are they paying you in addition to covering your travel expenses? Most likely you’re being given a trip so you can do something for the organization. Even if they’re not giving you any cash, the cost of the plane ticket, the hotel, the car service, the meals and any pampering, events or attractions you’re taken to should be reported as taxable income. Regardless of whether you get any money to pay the taxes on this several-thousand-dollar-trip, it is taxable income. That magical trip doesn’t seem so magical after all, does it?

Products for review – while many bloggers frequently talk about the cool products that just show up at their door, most products arrive with some expectation. The company or PR rep had to get your address or possibly exchanged emails with you regarding some expectations they may have with regard to sending you their product or service. If there has been conversation where you have agreed to try their product or service and then write about it, the brand or PR rep is sending it to you with the expectation of getting something in return. That is the fine line separating ‘random stuff dropped off by hot delivery guy’ (not taxable income) and ‘item provided for something in return’ (taxable income). If you’re sent a product for your use to help facilitate a giveaway you’ll be doing, that item you received is taxable income.

“Free Stuff” - There are many examples of things bloggers get that the IRS would find to be taxable income, despite the fact that you may not ever receive a dime. I’ve seen bloggers tweet, post and facebook about their home full of new appliances, the fashionable new clothes for their kids, the best organizational products, and so on. Regardless of whether they are theirs to keep or simply to use for 6 months, the value of the products is compensation and the IRS would expect to find it reported as taxable income. And those ‘free cars’? Not so free, really. Bloggers given the use of vehicles to drive to a conference – tweeting weeks in advance, on the way, etc. – are given those vehicles for one reason only. To talk about it. True, you can’t talk about the vehicle unless you use it. However, use of the vehicle is the compensation the blogger is receiving in exchange for their social media engagement. It’s easy to come up with a value for this, even if the company doesn’t send you a 1099-Misc.

Conference ‘Sponsorships’ – Not every company sends bloggers a check to pay for going to a conference and touting a specific product or service. I’ve seen tweets about ‘free clothes’, ‘new shoes courtesy of …’, ‘my new luggage’, and much more filling up a conference’s twitter stream. Add a hashtag and tell twitter how excited you are that company XYZ has given you something for the conference chance are they gave it to you in exchange for you giving them time in social media, on your blog and maybe other platforms. Most likely you’ve sent the company or PR rep a sponsorship pitch detailing what you will do if they ‘sponsor’ you. Bloggers are not charities. You know as well as I that you’re not getting ‘free stuff’ for your conference experience. You’re entering into a business relationship, no matter how much you don’t want that ‘free outfit’ to be taxable income.

But I Donate The Stuff I Get! – That’s awesome! Here’s the general rule: If you don’t report it as income, you don’t get to take the charitable deduction. That ugly sweater Aunt Martha gave you? Donate it all you want and take the charitable deduction. She gave it to you because she loves you. Nothing about it will be considered taxable. However, if the item would be taxable income you need to report it as such if you want to get the benefit of a charitable deduction. This is definitely one of those ‘you can’t have your cake and eat it too’ type of situations.

Conclusion

While many don’t want to hear that their ‘free’ stuff is actually taxable income according to the IRS, in reality it likely is. When it comes to taxes, the Number One piece of advice you’ll get from almost every tax preparation professional is to keep good records. But don’t just keep them in a pile in a shoe box. Annotate them. Make notes regarding the circumstances that led you to getting the product or service, take photos.

Keep in mind that all those blog posts, tweets, facebook status updates and countless social media check-ins may tell a different story than you’re hoping to tell to the IRS should you get audited. Good record keeping does take time, but it will always be helpful should you find yourself being audited. As to how long to keep tax records, it depends. For most things it’s 3 years, but there are some instances where it could be 4 years or 7 years. Before you discard them, double check the time period for the IRS and determine if you might need them for another purpose, such as insurance which may require they be maintained longer.

While many accountants may not understand the blogging world, they do understand the concepts of income. If you don’t feel your accountant ‘gets it’ then find another accountant that will take the time to understand your industry nuances. Many people now opt to do their own taxes since tax preparation software is very comprehensive and rather easy to use. But that tax prep software is only as good as the information it is given. If the person putting in the information doesn’t understand the tax laws, it doesn’t matter what the software spits out at the end.

When it comes to taxes, if you don’t know what to do, ASK! The consequences of the IRS finding errors in your tax return can be significant. Even if it is a paper audit, the stress, time, anxiety and frustration can often be more than the penalty potentially assessed.

Disclosure: I am an attorney but I am not your attorney. Nothing on this page or website is to be construed as legal advice. The information is provided for informational purposes only. All references to taxes are to the United States Federal Income Tax.

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Packed with Vitamin-C, oranges are a go-to fruit for keeping healthy. Whether eaten out of hand or added to your favorite salad, juicy oranges are a sweet reminder that even in winter Mother Nature works miracles. This Friday only, February 3rd, Whole Foods Markets in the US* and Canada will have ORGANIC Navel Oranges for only $0.79 per pound. At a significant savings, you can get some of the best quality vitamins on the market.

Availability and limits may vary by region, so contact your store for details if you have any questions. While supplies last. Most stores do not provide rain checks for sales like this.

*Due to supply issues, Arizona stores will have organic Valencia oranges for the same price.

Try these tasty recipes and discover how versatile Organic Oranges can be!

Orange Chicken with Almonds and Sesame Seeds

Rainbow Kale Slaw

Avocado and Spinach Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette

Panettone Parfaits

Images courtesy of Whole Foods Market

 

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Welcome to February, the Month of LOVE!  Today, at Enough Time Moms, I’m sharing one of my best list posts ever, if I do say so myself! I scoured the internet to bring you 14 great Valentine’s Day Gift ideas you’re sure to love. Please visit and join the conversation and add any suggestions you’d like to share.

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Albertsons accepts coupon at face value every day. These deals are for Albertson’s SW Stores in Arizona, New Mexico and El Paso. Be sure to check your store for unadvertised sales.

Produce

Bananas $0.39 lb
Cilantro $0.44 ea
Garlic $0.44 ea
Pink Lady Apples $0.99 lb
Russet Potatoes, 10lb bag $2.99 ea

ORGANIC Blueberries, 6oz $2.99 ea

Meat

Beef Cross Rib Roast or Steak $3.99 lb
Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast $1.67 lb
Hormel Spiral Sliced Ham $0.99 lb
Red King Crab Legs, 20Up $9.99 lb

Grocery

Dannon Yogurt $0.50 ea
Use $0.40/6 Dannon Light and Fit from Smart Source 01/29/12
$0.43 ea wyb 6

Ball Park Angus Beef Franks Buy 1 Get 1 Free
Use $1/1 Ball Park Hot Dogs printable coupon

Coffee Mate Creamer, 16oz $1.50 ea
Use $1.85/3 Nestle Coffee-mate Liquid Flavored or Original Creamers printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Nestle Coffee-Mate Liquid or Powder Creamer Product printable coupon
$0.88 – $1.13 ea depending on coupon used

Nathan’s Beef Franks Buy 1 Get 1 Free

7Up 2L $1.00 ea

Capri Sun or Kool-Aid Jammers, 10pk $1.67 ea Limit 3

Pepsi 12oz/12cans $2.22 ea wyb 4
Must purchase 4 to receive promotional price
Requires add’l $25 purchase

Bulls-Eye BBQ Sauce $0.99 ea Limit 4

Blue Diamond Almonds, 6oz $2.50 ea
Use $1/1 Blue Diamond Almonds from Smart Source 01/29/12
$1.50 ea

Franks Red Hot Sauce $2.00 ea
Use $0.50/1 Frank’s Redhot Hot Sauce printable coupon
Use $0.75/1 Franks Red Hot Sauce from Smart Source 01/22/12
$1.25 – $1.50 ea depending on coupon used

Frenchs Yellow or Spicy Brown Mustard $1.50 ea
Use $0.30/1 French’s Spicy Brown Mustard printable coupon
Use $0.30/1 French’s Classic Yellow or Spicy Brown Mustard from Smart Source 01/22/12
$1.20 ea

Herdez Salsa, 16oz $1.50 ea

Hidden Valley Dip Mix $1.50 ea

Kraft Mayo or Miracle Whip $2.49 Limit 2

Kraft Salad Dressing $1.49 Limit 4

Lay’s Potato Chips $1.88 ea Limit 4

Mars King Size Candy Bars Buy 1 Get 1 Free

McIlhenny Tabasco Pepper Sauce $2.50 ea
Use $0.50/1 Tabasco Brand Product printable coupon
$2.00 ea

Mezzetta Peppers, 16oz $1.00 ea

Mi Ranchito Tortilla Chips, 9oz $1.00 ea

Chips Ahoy Cookies or Ritz Crackers $2.50 ea
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Cracker Products printable coupon
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Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
$1.50 ea wyb 2

Nabisco Premium Saltines $1.67 ea
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$1.17 ea wyb 2

Nabisco Snack Crackers $1.99 ea
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Cracker Products printable coupon
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Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
$1.49 ea wyb 2

Orowheat English Muffins, 6ct Buy 1 Get 1 Free

Orville Reddenbacher’s Popcorn, 3pk $2.00 ea
Use $0.75/2 Orville Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Corn from Smart Source 01/22/12
$1.63 ea

Rosarita Beans $1.00 ea

RoTel Diced Tomatoes $1.00 ea

Ranch Style Beans $1.00 ea

Planters Mixed Nuts or Cashew Halves or Pieces $3.49 ea
Use $1.50/2 Planters Peanuts from Smart Source 01/29/12
$2.74 ea wyb 2

Sara Lee Soft and Smooth Whole Grain White or Honey Wheat Bread $1.88 ea

Sunshine Cheez Its Crackers $2.00 ea
Use $1/2 Keebler Crackers or Sunshine Cheez-It Baked Snack Crackers from Red Plum 01/29/12
$1.50 ea wyb 2

Vlasic Relish $1.00 ea

Breyers Ice Cream $2.49 ea

Cool Whip Topping, 8oz $1.00 ea

Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream $2.49 ea

DiGiorno Pizza $4.99 ea

Red Baron Pizza $3.33 ea
Use $1/2 Red Baron, Tony’s or Freschetta Pizza from Smart Source 01/22/12
$2.83 ea wyb 2

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This week all coupons (in AZ) up to $1.00 will be worth $1.00! Here are the best deals I see. Be sure to check your local ad and double check that these items are in your area as well. Safeway ads are the same for all affiliates (Carrs, Dominick’s, Genuardi’s, Pavilions, Randalls, Safeway, Tom Thumb & Vons). Please Note: Recently, I discovered that not all stores multiply coupons. Please check your local ad for your current coupon promotion.

Safeway no longer uses eCoupons from Cellfire. They have launched their own in-house program called Just for U. Make sure your Safeway Club Card is preloaded with these new eCoupons.

Wednesday thru Sunday Promotion: Spend $75 (before coupon; excludes certain items) and receive a $10 coupon good on your next shopping order. Limit 1 coupon per household.

Produce

Hass Avocados $0.50 ea
Asparagus $0.99 lb Saturday ONLY
Radishes $0.50 bunch
Green Onions $0.50 bunch

Meat

No great deals this week

Grocery

Buy 3 Expressions by Hallmark Greeting Cards, Get a $5.00 voucher good on your next order
(excludes $0.99 cards)

Lucerne Shredded Cheese, 32oz $5.00 Limit 2 Friday Only 
Use $0.55/1 Real California Cheese from Smart Source 01/22/12 (if product has required seal)
$4.00 ea

Pantry Essentials or Diary Glen Milk $1.57 gal Limit 2

Yoplait GoGurt 8pk $1.79 ea Limit 3
Requires in-ad store coupon
Use $0.75/2 Yoplait Go-Gurt Yogurt or Yoplait Kids Cup Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Yoplait Go-GURT, Kids Cup Yogurt, Trix Multipack Yogurt, or Splitz Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Yoplait Go-GURT, Kids Cup Yogurt, Trix Multipack Yogurt, or Splitz Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.85/2 Yoplait Go-GURT, Kids Cup Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.85/2 Yoplait Go-GURT, Kids Cup Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Yoplait Yogurt Go-Gurt printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Yoplait Go-GURT or Kids Cup Yogurt printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Gogurt from General Mills 01/08/12
$1.29 ea wyb 2

Hillshire Farm Smoke Sausage, 32oz $5.00 ea Friday Only
Use $0.55/1 Hillshire Farm Rope Smoked Sausage from Red Plum 01/29/12
$4.00 ea

Pom Wonderful Juice, 8zo $0.99 ea
Use $1/1 Pom Wonderful Product printable coupon
Use $1/1 Pom Wonderful Product from Smart Source 12/04/11
FREE

Primo Taglio Pillow Pack Meats $5.00 ea Friday Only

Coca Cola 2L $1.25 ea wyb 4
Must buy 4 to receive promotional price

Pepsi 120z/24cans $5.00 ea Limit 4 Wednesday Only

Refresh Soda 2L $0.69 ea

Campbell’s Chunky Soup $1.25 ea
Requires in-ad store coupon
Use $0.50/2 Campbell’s Chunky Soup Can or Microwavable Bowl printable coupon
Use $0.50/2 Campbells Chunk Soup from Smart Source 01/08/12
$0.75 ea wyb 2

Nabisco Ritz or Crackerfuls $1.99 ea Limit 4 Wednesday-Sunday Only
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon (Facebook)
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers, exp. 1/31/12 (Guy Fieri Recipe Booklet found in some stores)
$1.38 ea

Heinz Ketchup $1.25 ea Limit 2
Requires in-ad store coupon 

Kelloggs Frosted Mini Wheats or Crunchy Nut $1.99 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon 
Use $1/2 Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut Cereal printable coupon
Use $1/3 Kellogg’s Cereal from Red Plum 01/08/12
$1.49 or $1.66 ea depending on coupon used

Orville Reddenbacher Microwave Popcorn, 3ct $1.49 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon 
Use $0.75/2 Orville Redenbacher’s Gourmet Popping Corn from Smart Source 01/22/12
$0.99 ea wyb 2

DiGiorno Original Pizza $3.49 ea Limit 2 Thursday Only
Use  $2/2 Digiorno Large Pizza from Red Plum 01/29/12 (Expires 2/5/12)
$2.49 ea

Pillsbury Frozen Breakfast $1.99 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon 
Use $0.50/2 Pillsbury Toaster Strudel, Toaster Scrambles Pastries or Pancakes from General Mills 01/08/12
$1.49 ea wyb 2

General Mills Cheerios, Cinnamon Toast Crunch or Cocoa Puffs $1.77 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon 
Use $1.10/2 Cheerios printable coupon
Use $1/1 Cheerios, Multigrain Cereal printable coupon
Use $0.50/1 General Mills Honey Nut Cheerios Cereal printable coupon
Use $1/2 Cheerios printable coupon
Use $1.10/2 Cheerios printable coupon
Use $1.10/2 Select Cheerios Cereals printable coupon
Use $0.50/1 Big G Cereals printable coupon
Use $1/2 General Mills Cereal printable coupon
Use $1/2 Cheerios printable coupon
Use $1/3 General Mills Cereal from General Mills 01/08/12
As low as $0.77 ea – $1.44 ea

General Mills Chex Cereal $1.79 ea
Requires in-ad store coupon
Use $1/2 General Mills Cereal printable coupon
Use $1/3 General Mills Cereal from General Mills 01/08/12
$1.29 – $1.46 ea depending on coupon

Best Foods Mayonnaise $2.88 ea Limit 3 Wednesday – Sunday Only
Use $0.25/1 Best Foods Product from Red Plum 01/29/12
$1.88 ea

Birds Eye Steamfresh Frozen Vegetables $1.99 ea Limit 3
Use $0.50/1 Birds Eye Steamfresh from Smart Source 01/08/12
$0.99 ea

Pillsbury Cookie Dough $1.99 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon
Use $1.10/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough printable
Use $1.10/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough printable
Use $1.10/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough printable
Use $1/3 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough from General Mills 11/13/11 (Expires 2/4/12)
Use $1/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough from Smart Source 12/04/11
Use $1/2 Pillsbury Refrigerated Cookie Dough from Smart Source 12/11/11
$1.49 ea wyb 2

Colgate Total Advanced Toothpaste or Optic White $2.69 ea Limit 4
Requires in-ad store coupon
Use $1/1 Colgate Total Advanced, Optic White or Sensitive Pro-Relief from Smart Source 01/15/12 (Expires 2/4/12)
$1.69 ea

Kleenex Facial Tissue, 50-184ct $0.99 ea Limit 2
Requires in-ad store coupon 

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Smart & Final is a warehouse-style store where busy households find great savings on restaurant-quality food, supplies and culinary equipment. They are located in AZ, CA, and NV. This is from the AZ ad. Check your local store for pricing and other local deals.

Smart & Final accepts EBT, WIC and all Manufacturer Coupons at face value.

Smart & Final now has a ‘Gift Card Mall’ where you can buy gift cards to other retailers.

For a full listing, check out the Smart & Final Locations page.

These are this weeks Smart Deals. No membership or card is required!

Produce

Roma Tomatoes $0.39 lb
Hass Avocados $0.44 ea
Fuji Apples, 3lb $2.99 ea
Ready Pac Spring Mix, 1 lb $3.99 ea

Meat

Foster Farm Chicken Breasts, bone-in, family pack $0.99 lb Limit 4
Rib Eye Steak $5.99 lb
Pork Spareribs $1.79 lb

Grocery

Knudsen Sour Cream, 3lb $4.49 ea

Hoffy Beef Franks $4.99 ea

Nabisco Snack Crackers $1.99 ea
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Cracker Products printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Cracker Products printable coupon
$1.49 ea wyb 2

Chips Ahoy Cookies $1.99 ea

Guerrero Corn Tortillas, 80 ct $1.99 ea

Capri Sun, 10ct $1.99 ea

Frito Lay Family Size Chips $2.99 ea

Dole Fruit Juice Blends, 59oz $2.49 ea

Mission Tortilla Chips $2.49 ea

Kraft Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip, 30oz $2.99 ea

Shasta Soda 2L $0.79 ea

Sara Lee Soft & Smooth Bread $2.49 ea

Gatorade 32oz $0.99 ea

El Monterey Taquitos or Tamales $3.99 ea
Use $1/1 El Monterey Mexican Snacks printable coupon
Use $1/1 El Monterey Mexican Snacks printable coupon
Use $0.75/1 El Monterey Mexican Snacks from Smart Source 01/29/12
Use $0.75/1 El Monterey Mexican Snacks from Smart Source 10/16/11
As low as $2.99 ea

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• By: Smart & Final: Deals for the week of February 1-7, 2012 :: Money Saving Mom® :: Store Deals by Smart & Final: Deals for the week of February 1-7, 2012 :: Money Saving Mom® :: Store Deals

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Fry’s is a Kroger affiliate which multiplies all coupon values up to $1.00, everyday. If you have not already loaded the eCoupons on your loyalty card, go to Cellfire, Shortcuts, P&G eSaver, and Kroger’s eCoupon program.

Fry’s  current coupon policy: All coupons are now worth $1.00. You can read more about the current Fry’s coupon policy here. Fry’s has updated the Fry’s coupon policy and All manufacturer coupons up to $1 will be worth $1 at all stores.

Produce

Blueberries, 6oz $1.00 ea
D’Anjou or Bosc Pears $0.99 lb
Bananas $0.57 lb
Cara Cara Navel Oranges, 3lb bag $2.99 ea
Minneola Tangelos, 3lb bag $2.99 ea
Cilantro $0.49 ea
Hass Avocados $0.99 ea
Roma Tomatoes $0.99 lb
Mangos $0.99 ea
Private Selection ORGANIC Salad Blends $2.99 ea
Private Selection ORGANIC Mini Peeled Carrots, 16oz $1.29 ea

Meat

Ribeye, sold whole in the bag $4.77 lb (sliced free!) Limit 1
St. Louis Style Style Pork Spareribs $2.77 lb
Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $4.97 lb
Denmark Dinner Links $1.00 ea (sold in 10ct package)
Ground Beef Patties $1.00 ea (sold in 2.5 lb pkg)
Boneless London Broil $3.99 lb

Grocery

Wholly Guacamole or Salsa $1.00 ea
Use $1.50/1 Wholly Guacamole printable coupon (must register)
FREE

Ball Park, Bar-S or Nathan’s Beef Franks 50% Off

Bar-S Franks $0.99 ea

Fry’s Hamburger or Hot Dog Buns $1.25 ea

Johnsonville Brats or Italian Sausage, 19oz $3.99 pkg
Use $1/1 Johnsonville Italian Sausage printable coupon
Use $1/1 Johnsonville Brat or Italian Burger printable coupon
Use $1/1 Johnsonville Italian Sausage printable coupon
Use $0.50/1 Johnsonville Italian Sausage Links from Smart Source 11/6/11
$2.99 ea

Hillshire Farm Lit’l Smokies $3.99 ea

Doritos$2.50 ea

Kroger Yogurt $0.40 ea

Campbell’s Chunky Soup $1.65 ea
Use $0.50/2 Campbell’s Chunky Soup Can or Microwavable Bowl printable coupon
Use $0.50/2 Campbells Chunk Soup from Smart Source 01/08/12
$1.40 ea wyb 2

Ocean Spray Juice Cocktail or Lights $1.99 ea

Clover Club Potato Chips $1.25 ea

Coca Cola, Pepsi or 7Up 12oz/12cans $2.25 ea wyb 4
Must purchase 4 to receive promotional price
Requires additional $25 purchase

Simple Truth ORGANIC Milk $2.79 half gallon

Amy’s Chili $2.50 ea

Tombstone Pizza $2.79 ea

Colgate Cavity Protection or Total Toothpaste $2.39 ea
Use $0.50/1 Colgate from Smart Source 01/29/12
$1.39 ea

Game Day Promotion
Buy 10 participating items, Save $5 instantly
Must purchase in multiples of 10, in a single transaction using VIP Card
Price Show assumes purchase in multiples of 10

Hunts Tomatoes $0.49 ea
Use $1/3 Hunts Tomatoes printable coupon
Use $0.40/3 Hunts Tomatoes printable coupon (see site for other coupons too)
Use $0.45/3 Hunt’s Canned Tomatoes from Smart Source 01/22/12
As low as FREE

Kraft Easy Mac or Velveeta Shells and Cheese Cups $0.49 ea

Ragu Pasta Sauce $0.99 ea

Keebler Cookies $1.99 ea

Kraft Mayo or Miracle Whip 42.79 ea

Marie Callender’s Entrée $1.88 ea
Use $1/3 Marie Callender’s Single Serve Entrée printable coupon
$1.55 ea wyb 3

Healthy Choice Entrée $1.88 ea
Use $1/3 Healthy Choice Complete Meals printable coupon
$1.55 ea wyb 3

Philadelphia Cream Cheese $1.29 ea

Hormel Chili $0.99 ea
Use $0.55/2 Hormel Chili printable coupon
$0.49 ea wyb 2

BumbleBee Tuna Pouch $0.99 ea

Post Cereal $1.99 ea
Use $1/2 Post Great Grains Cereal printable coupon
Use $1/1 Post Shredded Wheat, Grape-Nuts or Post Raisin Bran Cereals printable coupon
Use $1/1 Post Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal printable coupon
Use $0.55/1 Post Fruity, Cocoa, Marshmallow, or Chocolate Peanut Butter Boulders Pebbles Cereal from Smart Source 01/15/12

Capri Sun or Kool-Aid Jammers, 10ct $1.49 ea

Sobe Juice, Tea or Lifewater $0.79 ea

Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers $0.99 ea

Pepsi 2L $0.88 ea

Herdez or La Victoria Salsa $1.49 ea
Use $1.50/3 La Victoria Product from Smart Source 01/08/12
$0.99 ea

Lays Potato or Kettle Cooked Chips $1.88 ea
Use $0.55 off Lay’s Dip wyb Potato Chips from Smart Source 01/22/12

Monster Energy Drink $0.99 ea

Sunny D, 64oz $0.99 ea

Mission Soft Taco Tortillas 10ct $1.49 ea

Dreyers Ice Cream $2.99 ea

Propel Fitness Water $0.49 ea

Kraft Singles $1.99 ea
Use $0.55/2 Kraft Cheese from Smart Source 01/15/12
$1.49 ea wyb 2

Nabisco Snack Crackers $1.88 ea
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers printable coupon (Facebook)
Use $1/2 Nabisco Crackers, exp. 1/31/12 (Guy Fieri Recipe Booklet found in some stores)
$1.38 ea

Cheez-It Crackers $2.45 ea

Quaker Chewy Granola Bars, 6-10 ct $1.99 ea
Use $1/2 Quaker Chewy Granola or Quaker Chewy Smashbar Bars printable coupon
Use $0.75/2 Quaker Chewy Granola or Smashbars from Red Plum 01/08/12
$1.49 ea wyb 2

Velveeta Shells and Cheese $1.49 ea

I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter $1.79 ea

Daisy Cottage Cheese $1.79 ea

Tony’s Original Crust Pizza $1.79 ea

Lipton Natural’s Tea, 20oz $0.49 ea

Tropicana Orange Juice or Trop50 Juice, 59 oz $2.49 ea
Use $1/1 Trop50 Product printable coupon
$1.49 ea

Hebrew National Beef Franks $2.99 ea

Garden of Eatin’ Tortilla Chips $1.69 ea
Use $1/2 Garden of Eatin’ from Smart Source 01/22/12
$1.19 ea wyb 2

Heinz Ketchup $1.79 ea

Ken’s Dressing $1.79 ea
Use $1/1 Ken’s Dressing from Smart Source 01/08/12
$0.79 ea

ORGANIC Honest Tea $0.75 ea

Barbara’s Cereal $2.49 ea
Use $1/1 Barbara’s Bakery Item printable coupon
$1.49 ea

Frito Lay Natural Snacks $1.99 ea

Mom’s Best Natural Cereal $0.99 ea
Use $1/2 Moms Best Naturals Cereal printable coupon
$0.49 ea wyb 2

Welch’s Essentials or Light Grape Juice $1.99 ea
Use $0.75/1 Welch’s Essentials printable coupon
Use $0.75/1 Welch’s Light Grape Juice printable coupon
Use $1/1 Welch’s Essentials Juice Cocktail Blend from Smart Source 11/06/11
Use $1/1 Welch’s Light Grape Juice from Smart Source 11/06/11
$0.99 ea

Van’s Waffles, Pancakes or French Toast $1.99 ea

Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Beverage $1.99 half gallon
Use $$0.55/1 Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Almond Milk  printable coupon
$0.99 ea

Uncle Ben’s Long Gran & Wild Rice or Ready Rice $1.19 ea
Use $0.85/3 Uncle Ben’s Ready Rice Product (Target mfr.) printable coupon
$0.86 ea wyb 3

Balance Bar or Good’n Natural Bar $0.49 ea
Use $1/3 Balance Bar printable coupon
$0.16 ea wyb 3

Kleenex Tissues $0.99 ea

All Laundry Detergent $3.49 ea

Edge Shave Gel $1.49 ea
Use $0.55/1 Edge Shave Gel from Smart Source 01/15/12
$0.49 ea

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Based on the acclaimed series ‘The Borrowers‘, Disney’s newest animated film is sweet story of a real boy that befriends a very little girl (Arrietty). So little in fact that she and her family live in the undetected, secret world beneath the floorboards of his house.

Arrietty (voice of Bridgit Mendler), ia a tiny, but tenacious 14-year-old, who lives with her parents (voices of Will Arnett and Amy Poehler) in the recesses of a suburban garden home, unbeknownst to the homeowner and her housekeeper (voice of Carol Burnett). Like all little people, Arrietty (AIR-ee-ett-ee) remains hidden from view, except during occasional covert ventures beyond the floorboards to “borrow” scrap supplies like sugar cubes from her human hosts. But when 12-year-old Shawn (voice of David Henrie), a human boy who comes to stay in the home, discovers his mysterious housemate one evening, a secret friendship blossoms. If discovered, their relationship could drive Arrietty’s family from the home and straight into danger. The English language version of “The Secret World of Arrietty” was executive produced by Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall, and directed by Gary Rydstrom. The film hits theaters Feb. 17, 2012.

Disney is offering FREE Secret World of Arrietty Activity Sheets to help kids get to know the characters.

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• This looks like such a great movie! I can't wait to see it! by Kate @ Songs Kate Sang

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