March Savings: Tasty Bite meals, Earth Balance, Beyond Meat & more!

Hello everyone,

Spring is right around the corner, and I’m ready for it! After a few nice days, it turned cold and wet in Cleveland. I’m spending the weekend focusing on a little spring cleaning, de-cluttering my office and the basement.

During a much needed ‘break,’ I scoured the internet for the best new savings and coupons so you don’t have to. There are some amazing rebates right now, including one for $0.25 off any item on Ibotta or $0.50 off Just Cookies! Plus, rare finds like $1.00 off any Kite Hill product coupon at MamboSprouts. Check out all the latest coupons and deals below!

Happy shopping & eating!

Jocelyn

PS – As always, in case you missed them, check out my top ways to save and other recent savings posts.

* Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. As always, all opinions are my own!

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Fresh Savings! Fieldroast, Daiya Pizza, Tom’s of Maine & more!

Hello everyone,

It’s a beautiful weekend here in Cleveland. It’s 60 degrees and sunny….in February?! As an excuse to get back outside, I decided to split my weekly shopping into two trips. There are some amazing rebates right now, including one for $0.25 off any item on Ibotta! Plus, rare finds like $1.00 off any one Fieldroast item and a new money maker on French’s mustard!

Check out all the latest coupons and deals below!

Happy shopping (& eating)!

Jocelyn

PS – As always, in case you missed them, check out my top ways to save and other recent savings posts

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First Savings of 2017: Almond Breeze, $5 off produce, & more!

Hello everyone and happy weekend!

I’m working on a lot of new vegan-friendly dinner ideas for the next few days. But for now, I put together a round up of vegan savings from my favorite rebate savings apps and manufacturer coupons.

I recently added a new savings app to my usual routine. BevRAGE is an alcohol-only rebate app. It’s interesting because there are savings for specific brands, but also $1 back on “any” bottle of different varieties of liquor. You can get $2.00 automatically if you sign up with my referral code “KNVOUKFS.”

I also wanted to alert you to a new year promo from Ebates. If you sign up for Ebates and use it to make an online purchase by 3/31/17, you’ll get a $10 new member bonus! I know, I know. Ebates can seem a little weird, but it works and it’s not a scam. I’ve earned over $110 for making purchases I was already planning on.

Okay, so for the first time in 2017, check out the best coupons and rebates to help you save a few dollars during your weekend shopping.

Happy shopping (& eating)!

Jocelyn

PS – As always, in case you missed them, check out my top ways to save and other recent savings posts.

* Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. As always, all opinions are my own!

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2016 Savings Round Up & Final Deals of the Year (Beyond Meat, Muir Glen & more!)

Hello everyone!

Can you believe we’re only three days away from the new year?! What are your goals for 2017? I plan to save even more by using coupons and rebate apps, as well as, make new foods from scratch like pasta!

I recently reviewed my annual rebate app savings, and I had fantastic results. I saved over $220! Broken down as follows: (Check out my Top Ways to Save).

Ibotta – $108.70
Checkout 51 – $38.85
BerryCart – $32.00
Shrink – $27.25
ShopKick – $7 in Target gift cards
MobiSave – $6.75
*Cartwheel – $567.18 in total savings since June 2013

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2015 Savings: A Year in Review

Hello friends!

Last year I resolved to save more and spend less. I’m not sure I actually accomplished that goal, but I do know that I did my best to pay as little as reasonably possible on purchases I was already going to make. Continue reading “2015 Savings: A Year in Review” →