Freebies and free stuff

I put together half of this list on Saturday night so if any coupons have already expired then give me a shout in the comments. I know, hunting for coupons on a Saturday night. I can tell how jealous you are. But what can I say, it’s part of the glamorous lifestyle of a freebie hunter.

Grocery Coupons

Banquet: $1/1 any family size entree. It’ll come via snail mail.

Breyers: $1/1 Smooth & Dreamy new ice cream bars & sandwiches, which happen to be named after me.

Heinz: There’s a batch of Heinz coupons available: $2/1 57 Sauce 10oz or larger. $.50/1 Relish, and $.75/1 Worcestershire sauce.

KC Masterpiece: $1/1 BBQ sauce.

Lea & Perrins: Maybe you like L&P over Heinz, in which case you can get a $2/1 10oz. or larger Worcestershire sauce coupon.

Lean Cuisine: $1/4 dinner entrees for those of you who didn’t ditch your New Years resolution by February. [ie][ff]

Marie Callender’s: $1/1 Asian Recipes or Pasta Al Dente dinner. It’ll come via snail mail.

McCormick: Get a $.50/1 any of their products on Redplum.

Nabisco: They have $1/1 Fig Newtons and $1/2 Oreo or Chips Ahoy coupons available via Facebook.

Purina: There should be over $7 in coupons for most of their pet food products in celebration of May being Pet Month. [via Common Sense with Money]

Health & Beauty Coupons

ACE: $1/1 elastic bandages and $2/1 braces & supports from Coupons.com as well.

Aveeno: Have an old fashioned snail mail coupon sent to you worth $3/2 Positively Nourishing body care products.

Claritin: There are five $3 or $2 coupons located at, where else, Coupons.com right now.

Dove: $2/1 any Dove Ultimate Deodorant.

Motrin: $1/1 on any Motrin IB or PM excluding trial sizes. [via Printable Coupons & Deals]

Right Guard: $1.50/1 deodorant.

Tresemme: BOGO any Fresh Start Products [ie] [ff]

Random Coupons

Jack in the Box: BOGO Deli Trio Grilled sandwich.

Rite Aid: $5/$25 purchase.

EDIT#2: Janice pointed out that the link is working again.

I’ve never understood why this free Renu Multi-Purpose contact solution was labeled as multi-purpose. What else are people using it for other than storing their contacts? Are they cooking with it? Using it as a stain remover? I really want to know what else this stuff can do!

By far the smallest weekly haul I’ve had since starting this series and even more so when you consider that I probably won’t use the adult diapers.

Freebies Received

• Dunkin’ Donuts Turbo coffee
• Dove Men+Care body and face wash
• Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn
• Tena adult underwear
• $6 in P&G coupons
• May 31, 2010 issue of Wine Spectator magazine

Anybody else manage to rake in more than me last week?

I’m could for my free pretzel from Pretzelmaker and Pretzel Time right about now, as opposed to waiting until Monday, April 26 to get it. I’m spending the bulk of today cleaning out my inbox and I’d frankly rather have a root canal. I probably have fifteen long emails to write to friends and family, three or four dozen “yes/no” calls to make, and well over two hundred emails that I haven’t even opened yet.

I wonder when would be a good time to take a break. Now? I mean, I just spent a minute or two typing up my day’s agenda, I’m sure that’s worth at least a four hour nap.

All You is accepting submissions to test out free ketchup. There’s no mention of what brand or how much you’ll get, but it only takes a second to sign up.

Answering question three was tough. What do they mean “other women like you?” Am I…am I a woman? MOM! DAD! Come on, you could have clued me in a little earlier in life.

You need to be a Reality Checkers member in order to quality. However, you can sign up here for free.

[thanks Marvin!]

Punch in code HMEK9-TKRMF to get a free Tropicana Juicy Rewards point. If you’ll remember, Tropicana gives out BOGO coupons from time to time in exchange for these points, so it’s worth saving them up. At least that’s what I tell myself, just like I do with my baseball card and beanie baby collections. Some people stopped saving either of those long ago, but not me!

[thanks Cha Ching on a Shoestring!]

There’s a free Kellogg’s FiberPlus Chocolate Chip bar available from Viewpoints and … have I written about this site before? It doesn’t look all that familiar. Oh wait, I’m confusing it with Vocalpoint. It’s easy to see how I could get these two mixed up, they both have ten letters in their names.

This is one of those stupid “hey, we’re not gonna tell you have many samples we have left!” type of deals. So for all we know, they have anywhere from zero to a million freebies remaining.

While not nearly as plentiful as the recent Tax Day freebies, there are some decent scores on Earth Day. I just threw this together today, so if I missed anything, let me know in the comments!

Babies R Us: Bring in this coupon and get a free reusable tote bag. You’ll also be able to fill it with some baby clothes and take 25% off anything you stuff in there. Think I can fit into some little booties?

Disney: Bring 6 empty cans or water bottles to a Disney store today and get a free Eco-Friendly baseball cap (click on “Upcoming Events” to see the details). Call ahead to make sure they have some in stock.

Earth Fare: Make any bulk foods purchase (huh?) and use this coupon to get a free tote bag.

eBook: Submit your e-mail, hit skip on the next few pages, click “Earth Day” at the top, and then you’ll be able to download some free Recycling Crafts eBooks with ideas on fun things to do today. Or this weekend. Or whenever you feel like it, honestly.

EVOS: If you have an EVOS nearby, then stop by for a free milkshake today until 10pm.

HelioPower: A solar power company is offering free Earth Day bookmarks which will probably go fast!

Kellogg’s: Send in any 2 Kellogg’s cereals UPC labels and get a free reusable bag. You have to pay $1.75 shipping, which stinks, but the bags look pretty cool.

My Coke Rewards: If you participate in their rewards program, then enter any Dasani water or Diet Coke codes between April 26 and May 2 and they’ll double your points earned.

Origins Cleanser: Get a full size bottle of free Origins Cleanser, up to $20 in value, by bringing in any of your current skincare product (empty or full!) to a participating Dillard’s. Call ahead to make sure they have some in stock.

Rayovac: They have a few coupons on their Facebook page, such as $3/1 rechargeable batteries and $1/1 their normal batteries.

Target: Mail five plastic bags to the address below and you’ll receive a $1 coupon good towards the purchase of a reusable bag. Make sure to include your your return address! Plus, if you didn’t know already, Target takes off $0.05 each time you shop there and use a reusable bag.

Terracycle
121 New York
Avenue Trenton, NJ 08638

Walgreens: Grab their in-store ad when you walk in and use the coupon it contains for $1 printer cartridge refills. Check here for a full list of which brands and models they can refill.

Wegmans: They’re celebrating Earth Day on Saturday, April 24 from 11am-3pm. If you bring in a batch of plastic bags, they’ll let you trade them in for a free reusable bag.

This free Red Gold tote bag is only available in 22 states (see below)¹ and you need to have or buy a can of Red Gold canned tomatoes in order to get it, but I’m posting it since I’m all for using less plastic bags. If you need to buy a few cans, here’s a $0.75/3 coupon to help out. Just sign up, refresh the page, and the coupon should appear for printing.

I’m like the coupon fairy, but without a magic wand or wings. I’ve got the flowing dress though!

1. Available in AL, AR, GA, IL, IN, KS, KY, LA, MI, MN, MO, MS, NE, OH, OK, NC, SC, TN, TX, VA, WV, and WI. [↩]

Amazon already has a section of cheap magazine subscriptions that changes every month, but if you use code APRMAG50 then you can get them for 50% off! For instance, Good Housekeeping normally retails for $42, but they’ve got it knocked down 80% to $8. Take half off that and you’re paying a whopping $4 for a year’s subscription. That’s almost as cheap as what I charge to read HIF!

I’ve listed a few of the magazine prices below, but this code works on over 50 magazines through April 30, not just these. Click on the five categories (Women’s Interest, Entertainment, etc.) from the link above to see them all.

• Cosmopolitan – $7.50
• ESPN – $7.50
• Esquire – $4
• Good Housekeeping – $4
• Harper’s BAZAAR – $8
• Inc. – $5
• Marie Claire -$4
• Maxim – $5
• O, The Oprah Magazine – $9
• Popular Mechanics – $4
• Redbook – $4
• Seventeen – $5
• Vegetarian Times – $6
• Yoga Journal – $8

[thanks Bargain Babe!]