Extreme Couponing Education: Sale Cycle Video

Because they don’t tell you everything on reality television we are here to reveal the secrets of Extreme Couponing.

One big secret to saving money on your groceries is understanding the sale cycles. If you know what is going to be on sale you can get coupons to match. Buy during the sale cycle because that is when you will get the best deal.

This video gives you a run down of what to expect through out the year from the sales cylces…

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Learn more about Sale Cycles and download our Sale Cycle list! 

• Read more tips to help your Extreme Couponing Education.
• Get a quick start on Extreme Couponing done right with our coupon class on DVD!

Coupon Tip Tuesday: Easy Shopping List

Last year I made a quick tutorial to show you how to print a shopping list using our store match-ups! This application has been updated since and is even better now, but this video will give you the info you need to use the shopping list!

Listen carefully and you will hear my 2 year old putting his 2 cents in. Have Fun!

Find more couponing tips in our Coupon Tip Tuesday series.

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Coupon Tip Tuesday: Overcoming the Coupon Critic in You!

Are you confused by couponing?

Are you not sure if couponing will really work for you?

My friend Jill has been a coupon critic for over 2 years! She recently decided to try out couponing and guess what she loves it! I interviewed her to try to find out what kept her from couponing? Why she decided to try it, and why it works for her now!

If you are feeling confused or skeptical maybe this will help you!

How To Roll Catalinas

The secret to saving 90% on your groceries is rolling catalinas!  You probably saw Ambers Albertsons & Walgreens shopping trip post yesterday where she actually left the store with $13.70 MORE  in her pocket than when she went off shopping!

She reveals this secret of successful couponing in this 10 minute video.  She’ll show you step by step how she got “paid” to shop!

You can view a break down of her Walgreens transactions, and the Albertsons transactions, so you can go do these shopping trips too!  (The Albertsons sale ends at MIDNIGHT!).  The Walgreens deals go all week (and the John Frieda goes all month!)

Want to learn more secrets of successful couponing?  We show you all of them in our 90 minute DVD, The Seven Secrets of Successful Couponing.  Order it today and we’ll get it right out to you!

How to Stockpile Fresh Chicken

We always teach “get the best grocery deals and stock up”!  So how do you do that when you get a great deal on boneless skinless chicken breasts?  And what is a GREAT DEAL?

The last time I really stocked up, we got boneless skinless chicken breasts for $1.78/lb at Albertsons.  I haven’t seen that price in quite a while now.  Seems like the lowest price I’ve seen lately is $1.99/lb.

What would you say if I told you there was a way to get FRESH boneless skinless chicken breasts for $1.39-$1.59 a POUND!?!?

You’re going to have to wait until tomorrow (update:  here it is!!!)… not only will we tell you how you can get super cheap and FRESH chicken, we’re hosting a giveaway… and it’s BIG.  How does $500 in chicken to multiple winners sound??

FIRST – We want to show you what to do if you get a great deal on chicken. Because when we get a great deal, we stock up!  That is how we save loads on our groceries!  Here is a 3 minute video of the ever so lovely Monica showing you what to do with cheap fresh chicken! (and there is a hint in the video about how we’re going to get this super cheap and super fresh chicken!)

To recap, here are a few tips for storing cheap and fresh chicken breasts!

• Use kitchen shears to trim the chicken… super easy!
• Bag the chicken breasts side by side in a gallon sized bag.  Makes for simple storage!
  • Only need one or two breasts?  Simply toss the bag of 6 frozen chicken breasts on a concrete floor (patio/garage floor) so the chicken breaks apart.  Open the bag, pull out a breast or two, reseal the bag and put it in the freezer! (I took video of me doing this, but can’t get it off my phone!).
• You can also cook chicken (I like to do it in the crock pot), let it cool a bit, shred it or cube it, and the bag it.  Great to use for casseroles, salads, and soups!
• Put some FREE salad dressing (Ranch or Italian – yummy!) or BBQ Sauce or a favorite marinade in the bad with the chicken!  Then when you’re ready to eat it, pull it out the night before and it will soak and marinade all day long while it thaws!

I know some people bottle their chicken, although I’ve never done it myself!  Make sure you come back tomorrow to learn how you can stock up on fresh boneless/skinless chicken breasts for $1.59-$1.39 a pound!!!  {This will work for readers in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho!!}

Coupon Tip Tuesday: The Fabuless Way to Use Coupons.com

We’ve got a screencast of easy tips of using coupons.com… no need to scroll through pages and pages of coupons now!  We’re showing you how to do it effortlessly (and FABULOUSLY!!).

Rockin it at the Grocery and Drug Stores!

Here is that cute little project I was working on last month.  This is a fun one!  Thanks to all who sent me pictures…and if yours isn’t in here, I’m saving it for my next installment!  ;D

Bet you had NO IDEA how much fun this couponing business could be!!!

Blog Tour Video

We have heard your emails, so we are taking you on a little blog tour………………

Enjoy!

Eek the picture turned out kind fuzzy. Well, I hope it still helps!

Organizing Your Stockpile

Hey all you fabs, today I grabbed the camera and took some video of Monica’s thriving stockpile!  We just wanted to give you some ideas of things you could do with your stock!

Last week we posed the question to our readers as to what they were doing with the abundance of super cheap cereal they got.  You can read their comments here.  If you have some ideas to add, please leave a comment on this post!

How Much Cereal Should I BUY?

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