Living on a Budget: How to Save on Fresh Meat & Produce
There are many ways you can save on groceries. I have had a lot of people ask me for recommendations for ways to save without using coupons or for stores that typically do not allow coupons. One of the complaints I have heard a number of times is that they find it hard to locate coupons for items that they purchase regularly like fruits, vegetables, bread, milk, and meat.
I have three easy and simple ways to help you save on groceries and it doesn’t matter where you shop, you can buy organic or not, and you don’t have to find, cut, or bring coupons to the store either! Are you ready to start saving?!
- Snap by Groupon – I learned about this way of savings on groceries from my friend Ashley at Reflecting on the Simple Things in Life just this week and have already saved over $3.00 in two grocery store trips. The money saved was for staple items that we needed in our house like milk, bread, fruit, and vegetables!!! How it works – Go to the Snap website and sign up or you can download the Snap app for your iPhone or Android device. You can either look through their current offers or go to the store and check their website or app when you are there or when you get home. I typically get what I need and then check to see if there are any additional savings for anything I purchased. Once you have purchased your items “snap” a picture of your receipt, pick the items with savings on the website, and you get cash put into your account. You will get an email immediately confirming that your receipt is being processed and in about 48 hours you get another email confirming that the money is in your account. After you get at least $20 in your account you get a check! Based on my experience this week it will not take long to get enough money in the account to get your check. Even though I have just started using Snap by Groupon it is very similar to a program I have been using for awhile now that works really well which I will share with you next!
- Checkout 51 – is one I have been using for awhile now. I have continued to purchase my normal groceries at all the stores I like to shop at and having been earning extra savings along the way. It really doesn’t take long at all to accumulate your $20 and the extra money back on items I am already purchasing is always nice! Right now I have am about halfway to getting my next check. I noticed that some of the items for both Checkout51 and Snap by Groupon are the same so I get extra money back from both sites on the same item which is makes it even better. How it works – Go to the Checkout 51 website and sign up or you can download the Checkout 51 app for your iPhone or Android device. Look at the current offers either before or after you go to the store. Upload your receipt using Checkout 51’s website or app, select the items you purchased, and you will get money added to your account. You will first receive an email stating they are processing your receipt and usually within a few minutes to hours the money you earned is credited to your account. Once your balance reaches $20 you cash out and get a check. The Checkout 51 deals run from 12:00 am Thursday (in each timezone) until the next Wednesday at 11:59 pm. This is an easy way to get extra money back on your groceries for items you already purchase no matter what store you go to and you don’t need to have any coupons with you, plus based on my experience it adds up pretty quickly.
- Shop the Clearance Racks for meat,produce, dairy, and other items – When I am in the store I always walk the outer aisle to check out the fresh produce, dairy, meat and more. A lot of times the stores will mark down perfectly good food that is near expiration date. Most of the time if you use it within the next few days or freeze the items they are fine. Make sure you look over the items and if they appear to be in good condition go ahead and try it!
Example of how I saved using these three methods on my most recent grocery trip to Aldi’s:
- 2 pomegranates – $0.49 each
- 1 Muller Greek Yogurt + Blackberry and Raspberry – $0.49 (was marked down on clearance)
- 1 Acorn Squash – $1.29
- 1 Loaf of Bread – $0.89 (Received $1.00 back from Snap by Groupon which is more than the price of the bread)
- 1 pound Sweet Mini Peppers – $2.29
- 8 Roma Tomatoes – $1.49 total (Received $0.25 back from Checkout 51)
- 2.43 pounds All Natural Ground Beef Sirloin (90% Lean) – $7.15 (was $11.15 and marked down $4.00 on clearance)
- 2.09 pounds Bananas – $0.92 (Received $0.25 back from Checkout 51)
- 2 pounds Carrots – $0.79 (Received $0.25 back from Checkout 51)
- 3 pounds Gala Apples – $1.98 (Received $0.50 back from Snap by Groupon)
- 2 pounds Bartlett Pears – $1.58
- 2 pounds Gold Russet Pears – $1.58
- 2 pounds Red Grapes – $1.98
On this shopping trip I spent $23.64 at Aldi’s and saved an additional $7.25 on this specific shopping trip on items already on my shopping list between Snap by Groupon, shopping for items on clearance, and Checkout 51.
Living on a Budget: Groceries $40 for 4
Groceries from Save A Lot | RiteAid
It has a whirlwind of weeks this year from traveling, school, work, volunteering weekly, and so much more. The first few weeks of the year I did the No Grocery Shopping Challenge in order to use up some of the items we had in stock in both our refrigerator, freezers, and pantry. It really well and we made it a little over 7 weeks which I was thankful for since it was my goal to make it at least a month. Now that we are starting to get lower on some items I decided it was time to start our regular weekly $40 for 4 grocery budget again. I even remembered to take pictures this week so I could do the post for you! 🙂
Jake has been in Charleston for some work meetings, so we are looking forward to spending time with him this weekend. I did manage to get a lot of projects done (just not necessarily things that I planned to do). Do you ever have weeks like that? Here is my weekly update on our Groceries $40 for 4.
Save A Lot | RiteAid Groceries:
- $18.45 at Save A Lot | RiteAid for 3 containers Fresh Strawberries (marked down), 1 container Fresh Mushrooms (marked down), 3 Mountain Dew 2 liters, 1 gallon of Milk, 1 box Pillsbury Fudge Brownie Mix, 1 can Canola Cooking Spray, 1 container Cool Whip, 1 bag Sandwich Bread, 1 bag Kiggins Cereal, 2 cans Sliced Pineapple. (Everything I purchased at Save A Lot | RiteAid was either on sale or marked down. All the produce was marked down as low as 99 cents as you can see from the bright green and orange stickers.)
Groceries from Ingles
Ingles Groceries:
- $24.66 at Ingles for 1 bag English Muffins, 1 container Yogurt (marked down), 1 container Chip Dip (marked down), 1 package Ground Beef (marked down), 1 package Pork (marked down), 1 bag Red Delicious Apples, 1 container Blue Cheese Crumbles, 1 bag Bananas (marked down), 27 packs Wylers Red Koolaide, and 1 bottle Pepsi Next 2 liter (free after coupon). (Most items were either marked down or on sale with an exception of the blue cheese. I got the Blue Cheese as a special treat for my man since he was away working all week, couldn’t help spoiling him a little bit! 🙂 )
This week I spent $43.11 on groceries. I went over on the budget this week, but thankfully it was over by only $3 dollars. I was happy to get some produce deals and stock back up on a few items we were needing to replenish in our fridge and pantry. Hopefully next week we can come under budget and March will be a good month for us!
It is my goal to give you regular updates on this budget section so you can celebrate the good weeks with me and thump me on the bad weeks! As always you are welcomed to join the journey with me. I would love to hear your story and how you are doing too. The purpose of our family doing this it to watch our grocery spending while allowing us to feed our family, enjoy life, share with others, and yet stay on track with our budget.
Living on a Budget is a series of ways our family uses a budget to help keep us accountable with our finances. Life doesn’t always go as planned. We have used some of the ideas I will be sharing for years while others are ones we are just starting to implement as we continue finding ways to be creative and have fun with what we have been given. Having a plan in place allows us the freedom to be smart with what we have been given, get more creative when it is a tight (week, month, year or a season) and when necessary live a much more simplified life. A budget helps us stay on track so we have more opportunities to enjoy the many blessings we have been given as well as share what we have with others. There is so much more to life than having all the stuff. We may not have the newest or greatest items in our house, we drive used cars, and wear hand-me-down clothing…..however, if our family is taken care of and have love for each other and others we have more than all the riches in the world.
Fresh & Healthy: Lunch Box Meals
Lunch Box – Chicken Salad Sandwich, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Banana, Yogurt, Lime Jello, CheezIt Crackers, and Boost
With the second semester of school in full swing I am back to doing school lunches again every day. Someone asked me what I send with the girls in their lunch boxes and asked if I could share some of my ideas. Their lunches are not fancy, but I try to make them well balanced and fun. Here is another post on school lunches. In every lunch I pack a meat or protein, diary, fruit, vegetable, snack, and drink.
Lunch Box – Chicken Salad Sandwich, Banana, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Yogurt, Lime Jello, CheezIt Crackers, and Capri Sun Juice
Occasionally I will pick up some character sandwich bags at the Dollar Tree or other stores just for fun to add to the girls lunches. The girls love getting Princess, Dora, Tinkerbell, Lightening McQueen, and a variety of other character lunches baggies in their lunch boxes. Sometimes I will get great sandwich bread on clearance at the store and make what the girls call “football sandwiches” for an special treat as well (pictured below).
Princess sandwich bags
Living on a Budget: Groceries $40 for 4
Another week of doing Groceries $40 for 4. I was able to stock up on some items for our freezer and pantry so we should be good for awhile. I stocked up on a mix of perishable and non-perishable products this week. A lot of the items we picked up will be great for the upcoming road trips we have this summer! Below are my grocery shopping adventures for the week!
Aldi’s Groceries Deal:
- $30.02 at Aldi’s for Graham Crackers, Tator Tots, Vidalia Onions, 4 Cotton Candy, 3 packs 93% Lean Ground Beef (on clearance), Sandwich Wheat Bread, Celery, Ice Cream Cups, 3 packs Easter Frosting, Cheese Sharks, Baby Carrots, Cucumber, Parmesan Cheese, 2 cans Cut Green Beans, and Watermelon.
I am excited to be back doing our Groceries $40 for 4 budget again. This week I spent $30.02 on groceries. Even though I was close to budget I was still able to stock up on several items. Thankfully I was able to keep the amount within reason although I would like to see a little extra left over for those weeks when I find a really good deal or go a little over.
It is my goal to give you regular updates on this budget section so you can celebrate the good weeks with me and thump me on the bad weeks! As always you are welcomed to join the journey with me. I would love to hear your story and how you are doing too. The purpose of our family doing this it to watch our grocery spending while allowing us to feed our family, enjoy life, share with others, and yet stay on track with our budget.
Living on a Budget is a series of ways our family uses a budget to help keep us accountable with our finances. Life doesn’t always go as planned. We have used some of the ideas I will be sharing for years while others are ones we are just starting to implement as we continue finding ways to be creative and have fun with what we have been given. Having a plan in place allows us the freedom to be smart with what we have been given, get more creative when it is a tight (week, month, year or a season) and when necessary live a much more simplified life. A budget helps us stay on track so we have more opportunities to enjoy the many blessings we have been given as well as share what we have with others. There is so much more to life than having all the stuff. We may not have the newest or greatest items in our house, we drive used cars, and wear hand-me-down clothing…..however, if our family is taken care of and have love for each other and others we have more than all the riches in the world.
Save A Lot: Deals for the week of February 2 – 8, 2011
Here are this weeks deals at Save A Lot. Sign up for the Smart Shopper Club, by doing so you will get a $5.00 off of $25.00 coupon!
Meats and Seafood
Ekrich Hot Dogs or Bologna – $0.99
Chicken Thighs or Drumsticks – $0.89 per lb
Pork Spare Ribs – $1.99 per lb
Boneless Pork Roast – $1.99 per lb
Fast Fixin’ Chicken (up to 43.2 oz)- $4.00
Primo Italian Sausage or Brats – $3.29
Ground Chuck – $2.49 per lb
Pick 5 for $19.99 promo on going: Pick any 5 specially marked packages of your favorite cuts of fresh, frozen or smoked meats and pay just $19.99 (about $2 per pound).
Fridge and Freezer
Sunny D Citrus Punch (128 oz) – $1.79
Use $0.25/1 coupon from 1/16 Smart Source (Expires 4/30/11)
$1.54 each after couponMichelina’s Snack Rolls (45 oz) – $3.99
Coburn Farm Singles – $1.99
Blue Bonnet Spread – $1.99
Household
Wrightware Foam Plates (40 count) – $0.99
Sparkle Paper Towels (6 rolls) $4.99
Produce
Peaches or Nectarines – $0.99 per lb
Grocery
Quaker Instant Oatmeal (10 pack) – $1.99
Use $1/1 coupon from 1/2 Red Plum (Expires 4/30/11)
$0.99 each after couponRed Gold Tomato Sauce – $0.50
Hungry Jack Specialty Potatoes – $1.00
Betty Crocker Hamburger or Tuna Helper – $1.00
Long Stem Roses (1 Dozen) – $12.99
McDaniel’s French Roast Coffee – $4.99
McDaniel’s Donut Shop Coffee – $3.99
Crystal Drinking Water (24 pack) – $2.49
Save A Lot Brand Soda – $0.69
J Higgs Buttery Rounds – $1.49
Ginger Evans Brownie Mix – $1.39
Albany Bakery Cookies (Chocolate Chip or Oatmeal) – $0.99
Salted or Roasted Peanuts – $1.99
Nature Trails Chewy Granola Bars – $1.99
Power Cycle 2x Ultra – $2.99
Sundia Fruit Cups – $0.89
Mike Sell’s Groovy Potato Chips – $2.49
Chex Mix – $0.99
Use $0.50/2 coupon from 1/30 Smart Source (Expires 3/26/11)
Use $0.50/2 coupon from 1/2 General Mills (Expires 2/26/11)
$0.59 each after couponGeneral Mills (Cocoa Puffs, Golden Grahams or Trix) – $1.99
Use $1/3 coupon from 1/2 General Mills (Expires 2/12/11)
Use $1/1 coupon from 1/9 Smart Source (Expires 2/19/11)
$1.45 each after couponMarcum Chili Seasoning – $0.39
Diane’s Garden Tomato Paste – $0.39
Wylwood Kidney or Chili Beans – $0.65
Diane’s Garden Dice or Stewed Tomatoes – $0.59
J Higgs Classic Saltine Crackers – $0.89
Senora Verde Tortilla Chips – $0.99
Senora Verde Mild or Medium Salsa – $1.59
Senora Verde Tomatoes or Green Chilies – $0.59
Country Crossings Marvella Cheese Spread – $3.49
Remember you can use the $5/$25 printable coupon to sweeten these deals! Plus you can earn up to 5 additional $5 off $25 coupons for sharing the coupon with your friends.
For more information about Save A Lot’s coupon policies go here. If you find additional deals or savings please let me know and I will add them to the list.
Life Simplified: No Grocery Shopping (Continued)
Now that we are through January 2011 you may be wondering how I did with my No Grocery Shopping Month Challenge. I did a lot better than I anticipated, but still had a hiccup or two. Thankfully no one starved or went hungry in our house during my challenge. We even hosted guests for a few meals! It took a little extra planning on my part to cook meals from items already in the pantry and fridge, if we didn’t have something we did without it or found a creative way to make it out of what we had at home. The amazing part is the entire family was supportive of my goal even if that meant a slightly altered menu. The only comment I received from one of the girls that indicated they noticed was “Mom, did we eat up all the leftovers in the fridge because it looks a little empty?”Here is the complete list of groceries I purchased in the month of January:
- 6 gallons of Milk
- 1 loaf of Bread
- 1 package Ground Hamburger
- 1 package Cube Steaks
- 2 Yogurts
- 1 container French Onion Dip
- 1 container Cottage Cheese
- 1 package Flour Tortillas
- 1 box Kellogg’s Toy Story 3 cereal
The total spent on groceries for this month was $27.95 including the tax. Milk was by far the most expensive part of our expenditures for the month of January adding up to $18.93. We had an extra expense of $1.50 from the Kellogg’s Toy Story 3 cereal that did not meet my criteria. Leaving only $7.52 for all of our other grocery purchases for the month of January which I bought last week.
The food I bought had to meet the following criteria:
- FREE – I don’t want to waste free grocery coupons that my family will use while doing this goal
- Necessity – Milk, Eggs, Bread, etc…
- For Someone Else outside of my household. For example I make meals for new Moms in our church and if I need to pick up an item for them on the way to deliver a meal that will be an exception.
I have decided to continue with this challenge. It has been wonderful not having to go to the grocery store every week for anything other than milk. Our pantry still has plenty for us to eat and our freezer is fairly full. So I am going to continue with this challenge into February and see how much longer I can make it stretch.
One of the questions I have been asked is – What are we eating? Do we have recipes for these meals? To answer those questions I will be sharing a little more about what we are eating and recipes in a later post.
I will continue to share with you the challenges, successes and what I had to purchase so you can keep me accountable or even go through the journey with me by participating and sharing your story. I am excited to be extending this goal into the first part of February! It has been great learning to say “no” when at the grocery store to extras and being creative with we have at home.
Life Simplified is a series on getting rid of the extras in our life while learning how to enjoy what God has given us so we can continue to be a blessing to others. Our homes can quickly start are bursting with “stuff” and if you are like us we just have too much. I am doing a series on ways we are learning to simplifying our food, homes, and lives. When our hearts, lives, and homes get too cluttered we may start missing out on opportunities to serve and bless the people around us.
Life Simplified: No Grocery Shopping (Update)
We are now well into week four of my no grocery shopping challenge for the month of January 2011. It is time for me to give you an update so you can continue to keep me accountable. Last week was an easy one for us because we were not at home, my husband and I had the privilege of going on a cruise with extended family and the girls were staying with friends. We did take food over with the girls but we didn’t have to buy any essentials or perishable items while we were away.Before leaving for vacation we ate the leftovers and most of the perishables in our refrigerator. This week was the first time this month I had to pick up several perishable items. Other than a gallon or two of milk a week we have been doing really well. So far we have purchased 5 gallons of milk for the month of January. Thankfully all the groceries I purchased this week were marked down except for the gallon of milk I paid $2.99 for at Save A Lot. Here are the groceries I bought this week at Save A Lot | Rite Aid to restock the perishables in our fridge:
- Ground Hamburger – $6.39 markdown to $3.18
- Cube Steaks – $3.14 markdown to $1.59
- 2 Yogurts – $0.50 markdown to $0.25 each
- French Onion Dip – $1.29 markdown to $0.64
- Cottage Cheese (24 oz) – $2.25 markdown to $1.12
- Flour Tortillas – $0.99 markdown to $0.49
I spent a total of $7.52 including tax. By only purchasing the markdown items I was able to save over $8 on the perishable items we needed for our family. With the exception of the french onion dip everything would meet my criteria of a necessity for our household. Every home has different perishable items they need to keep in stock; meat and diary fit into that category for us (within reason), although, I have been trying to cut down on the amount I purchase to make sure we really do use the items already in stock. Fruits and veggies are ones I would consider necessary too (in moderation), however, we are still using up the ones we had from several weeks ago as well as those we froze from the garden this summer. The french onion dip is one I felt the most “guilty” about buying but since it was $0.64 for a large container and we are going to a Super Bowl party outside our home it technically falls under my criteria of “for Someone Else outside of my household” (I may be stretching that criteria a little). Even though it was a good bargain and it is for people outside of my home I probably could have made something from scratch with the items already in my pantry.
I am hoping these will be the last items we have to purchase for the month of January (with an exception to milk) and maybe even into February if I am really lucky. These groceries should last at least a couple weeks when we put them together with the food we already have in our freezer and pantry! So far I haven’t done too bad with the challenge. I have had to pass up on a couple really great deals, but the point is to use the items in stock before buying more.
I will continue to share with you the challenges, successes and what I had to purchase so you can keep me accountable or even go through the journey with me by participating and sharing your story. I would love to extend this goal into February if I can make our pantry stretch!
Life Simplified is a series on getting rid of the extras in our life while learning how to enjoy what God has given us so we can continue to be a blessing to others. Our homes can quickly start are bursting with “stuff” and if you are like us we just have too much. I am doing a series on ways we are learning to simplifying our food, homes, and lives. When our hearts, lives, and homes get too cluttered we may start missing out on opportunities to serve and bless the people around us.
Save A Lot | Rite Aid: Deals for the week of December 8-14, 2010
Here are this weeks deals at Save A Lot | Rite Aid stores.
Meats and Seafood
Whole Fryer – $0.89 per lb
Hillshire Farm Lit’l Smokies – $2.59
Use $1/2 coupon from 12/5 Red Plum (Expires 1/22/11)
Use $0.75/2 printable coupon from Red Plum
As low as $2.09 each after couponGround Beef (5 lb) – $8.45
Fridge and Freezer
Creamy Whip Whipped Topping – $0.79
Chef Antonio Cheese or Pepperoni Pizza – $2.99
Banquet Family Size Entrees – $1.79
Use $0.35/1 coupon found in Banquet Package (Expires 2/1/2011)
Use $0.60/6 coupon found in Banquet Package (Expires 2/1/2011)
As low as $1.44 each after couponGold Leaf Frozen Pie Shells (2 Ct) – $1.79
Coburn Farms Sour Cream – $1.19
Bologna – $0.99
Chicken Nuggets, Patties or Strips – $4.49
Banquet Pot Pies or Fruit Pies – $0.50
Use $0.35/1 coupon from 10/24 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/15/2010)
Use $0.60/6 coupon found in Banquet Package (Expires 2/1/2011)
As low as $0.15 each after couponHousehold
Gift Wrap (50 Square Feet) – $0.99
Ajax Dish Detergent – $0.99
Grocery
Pepsi & Pepsi Products (12 Packs)* – $2.50
*You must buy 4 to get this priceHoney Nut Cheerios – $1.79
Use $0.75/1 coupon found in package (Expires 12/30/2010)
Use $1/2 coupon from 10/31 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/11/2010)
Use $1/2 coupon from 11/7 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/18/2010)
As low as $1.04 each after couponLucky Charms – $1.79
Use $1/2 coupon from 10/31 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/11/2010)
$1.29 each after couponCookie Crisp – $1.79
Use $1/2 coupon from 10/31 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/11/2010)
$1.29 each after couponTrix – $1.79
Use $0.55/1 printable coupon from Betty Crocker
Use $1/2 coupon from 10/31 Smart Source insert (Expires 12/11/2010)
As low as $1.24 each after couponWylwood Vegetables (Corn, Peas, or Green Beans) – $0.49
Shelby’s Grove Canned Fruit – $0.89
Ginger Evans Yellow Cake Mix – $0.89
Coburn Farms Evaporated Milk – $0.69
Crisp Orange Juice – $2.99
Bay Mist Cranberry Juice Cocktail – $1.99
Theodoro Bagels – $1.39
J. Higgs Classic Crackers – $0.89
LeCour’s Sandwich Cookies – $1.59
Cowboy Billy’s Baked Beans – $0.69
Simplify Water (24 pack) – $2.49
Morning Delight Pancake Mix – $1.00
Morning Delight Syrup – $1.00
Red Gold Ketchup – $1.00
Russell Stover Bowline Boxed Chocolates – $.399
Whitman’s Sampler B1G1F
Use $1/1 printable coupon from Red Plum
Bob’s Candy Canes – $0.88
Health & Beauty
PharmAssure Vitamins & Supplements – B1G1F
Get $5 UP Rewards when you buy $20Colgate Sensitive Toothpaste – $3.50
Get $3.50 UP Rewards
Use $1/1 printable coupon from Colgate
Use $0.75/1 coupon from 12/5 Smart Source (Expires 12/25/10)
Use $0.35/1 coupon from 12/5 Smart Source (Expires 12/25/10)
FREE + Overage after Up RewardsAussie Shampoo, Conditioner, or Stylers – $2.29
Use $1/1 coupon from Red Plum 2 (Expires 12/31/10)
Use $1/1 coupon from 11/28 Protector & Gamble (Expires 12/31/10)
Use $0.50/1 coupon from 11/14 Red Plum 2 (Expires 12/31/10)
As low as $1.29 each after couponRite Aid Balanced Nutritional Drinks – 2 for $10
Get $2 UP Rewards when you buy two
$4.00 each after UP RewardsRobitussin or Dimetapp – $6.49
Use $3/1 printable coupon from Robitussin
Use $2/1 printable coupon from Robitussin
Use $1/1 coupon Robitussin from 11/14 Red Plum (Expires 12/31/10)
Use $1/1 coupon Dimetapp from 11/14 Red Plum (Expires 12/31/10)
As low as $3.49 each after couponCrest Toothpaste or Mouthrinse – $3.49
Caress Body Wash, Dove Bath Bars, Sauve Lotion, Vaseline Intensive Care Lotion – $2.49
Use $0.50/1 Caress coupon from Coupons
Use $0.50/1 Caress coupon from 11/14 Red Plum (Expires 12/12/10)
Use $1/1 Vaseline Intensive coupon from Coupons
As low as $1.49 each with couponOral – B Refill – $19.99
Get $5 UP Rewards
Use $1/1 coupon from 11/28 Protector & Gamble (Expires 12/31/10)
$13.99 each after coupon and UP RewardsEnroll in the free Rite Aid Wellness Rewards Program and earn up to 20% off drugstore purchases as well as UP Rewards. Remember to use any UP Rewards you currently have to get additional savings on your purchase.
For more information about Save A Lot | Rite Aid’s coupon policies go here.
If you discovery another coupon for additional savings let me know and I will add it.
