Here are my favorite deals at Walgreens for the week of 2/10:
Nice! 100% Pure Honey~ 12 ounce $2.99 with in-ad coupon
Progresso* Soup 4/$5 with in-ad coupon
Use two $0.50/2 coupons from the 1/20 SS
Final Cost: $1 each
In addition, get back 1000 Balance Rewards points with the purchase of 4!
Nice! Sugar~ 4 pounds $2.19 with in-ad coupon
Buy Mitchum or Lady Mitchum Antiperspirant/Deodorant at 2/$6, get a $4 RR
Use two $1/1 coupons from the 2/10 SS
Final Cost: FREE!
Buy Almay Intense i-Color at $6.99, get a $4 RR
Use the $2/1 coupon from the 1/20 SS
Final Cost: $0.99
Dawn Dish Liquid 9 ounce $0.99 with in-ad coupon
Use the $0.50/1 coupon from the 1/27 PG
Final Cost: $0.49
Sunny Smile Paper Towels 10/$5 with in-ad coupon
Final Cost: $0.50 each
Buy Chloraseptic~ Warming Spray at $3.99, get a $3 RR
Use the $2/1 February Walgreens coupon
Stack with the $1/1 coupon found here
Final Cost: FREE plus $2 Profit!
For a full list of available deals, go here.
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^ – Gluten free according to The Essential Gluten-Free Grocery Guide, 5th Edition. For more information, go here.
~ – GF status not verified. See more information here.
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Love your blog and get the posts by email. Just wanted to post a heads up that they recently tested honey from all sorts of sources (big box stores, natural stores, drugstores, etc.) and they found that 100% of the drugstore honey was counterfeit. It’s a big problem now with China selling their “honey” to third party sources who then “ultra-filter” it, which removes all of the pollen and all of the means of identifying the source or properly testing it.
Chinese honey has been found to be contaminated with illegal animal antibiotics that are occasionally fatal to a small percentage of the population, along with tons of other toxins. They also commonly dilute their “honey” with watered down corn syrup and other fake sugars.
The bottom line is that dirt cheap honey is dirt cheap for a reason, and it’s not usually really honey (and certainly not 100% safe honey). We buy ours from local beekeepers and get it pretty inexpensively, and we know exactly where it’s from. That also helps support local families, which I like.
They also found that the honey from natural stores like Whole Foods and Trader Joe’s was the real stuff.
Here’s more info on all of this: http://www.foodsafetynews.com/2011/11/tests-show-most-store-honey-isnt-honey/