I’ve always wanted a Roku XD Streaming Player 1080p
To make this deal any better, Amazon is offering a $5 Video on Demand credit
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December 2010
I’ve always wanted a Roku XD Streaming Player 1080p
To make this deal any better, Amazon is offering a $5 Video on Demand credit
Disclosure: There are affiliate links in this post!
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To ring in 2011, Caribou Coffee is offering all their medium drinks for $2 and large drinks for $3. (This deal is only valid on January 1, 2011.) You need to print off this coupon or show it to them on your mobile device to receive the discount.
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To ring in 2011, Caribou Coffee is offering all their medium drinks for $2 and large drinks for $3. (This deal is only valid on January 1, 2011.) You need to print off this coupon or show it to them on your mobile device to receive the discount.
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We don’t have cable TV, so we depend on Hulu and CBS to get our fix of TV shows. But, many times, we miss a really great episode, so I was thrilled to see so many TV show series on sale at Amazon this week. I’m sensing a movie marathon for our New Year’s Eve Celebration! 
To make this deal even better – you receive $5 worth of eligible movies and TV shows from Amazon Video On Demand after you order your item. (This is limited to one promotional credit per customer.) Here are some of my favorites!
Castle: The Complete First Season
Or, if you love medical shows, several seasons of House are discounted to $14.99. House, M.D.: Season Five
If you prefer comedies, many seasons of “The Office” such as The Office: Season Six
Make sure to check out all these great TV Shows
Disclaimer: There are affiliate links in this post.
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We don’t have cable TV, so we depend on Hulu and CBS to get our fix of TV shows. But, many times, we miss a really great episode, so I was thrilled to see so many TV show series on sale at Amazon this week. I’m sensing a movie marathon for our New Year’s Eve Celebration! To make this deal even better – you receive $5 worth of eligible movies and TV shows from Amazon Video On Demand after you order your item. (This is limited to one promotional credit per customer.) Here are some of my favorites!
Castle: The Complete First Season
Or, if you love medical shows, several seasons of House are discounted to $14.99. House, M.D.: Season Five
If you prefer comedies, many seasons of “The Office” such as The Office: Season Six
Make sure to check out all these great TV Shows
Disclaimer: There are affiliate links in this post.
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If you’re like me and have tons of leftover from Christmas dinner that your family doesn’t want to eat for the 70th time, here are some great recipe ideas:
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Baked Potato Soup
I made a few modifications to this recipe to use my leftover ham. You can also add some corn (if you have any on hand) when you add the milk.
::Fill your crockpot with 3 cups of chicken broth.
::Chop up leftover ham into little cubes, and dice 5 medium potatoes. Add them to the broth.
::Leave the crockpot on low for 4-5 hours.
::Thirty minutes before you’re ready for dinner, scoop out one cup of the broth from the crockpot.
::Add 3 tablespoons of flour to the broth. Mix until smooth (no lumps).
::Pour the flour mixture back into the crockpot and stir.
::Add one cup of milk (if you want very creamy soup, use Half & Half or Heavy Whipping Cream).
::Season with a dash of pepper and basil.
::Let the soup cook another 30 minutes and it will be ready to serve.
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Ham & Egg Casserole
I love this recipe, when we have company staying overnight. I utilize my ham leftovers, make the casserole the night before, and just pop it into the oven the next morning. It’s so simple and everyone loves it! I’ve seen this recipe a number of different ways, but my favorite method is:
::Grease a 9×13 glass baking dish.
::Cube one loaf of day old bread (approximately 4 cups) and spread it evenly in the dish.
::Dice three cups of ham and sprinkle it over the bread.
::In a separate bowl, beat a dozen eggs, one cup of milk, and a dash of pepper.
::Pour the egg mixture over the bread and ham. Cover, and place in the refrigerator overnight.
::The next morning, preheat oven to 350 degrees.
::Uncover the baking dish, and place in the oven. Cook for approximately one hour, until the top is brown and the eggs are cooked.
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If you’re like me and have tons of leftover from Christmas dinner that your family doesn’t want to eat for the 70th time, here are some great recipe ideas:
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| Picture from AllRecipes.com |
Baked Potato Soup
I made a few modifications to this recipe to use my leftover ham. You can also add some corn (if you have any on hand) when you add the milk.
::Fill your crockpot with 3 cups of chicken broth.
::Chop up leftover ham into little cubes, and dice 5 medium potatoes. Add them to the broth.
::Leave the crockpot on low for 4-5 hours.
::Thirty minutes before you’re ready for dinner, scoop out one cup of the broth from the crockpot.
::Add 3 tablespoons of flour to the broth. Mix until smooth (no lumps).
::Pour the flour mixture back into the crockpot and stir.
::Add one cup of milk (if you want very creamy soup, use Half & Half or Heavy Whipping Cream).
::Season with a dash of pepper and basil.
::Let the soup cook another 30 minutes and it will be ready to serve.
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| Picture from AllRecipes.com |
Ham & Egg Casserole
I love this recipe, when we have company staying overnight. I utilize my ham leftovers, make the casserole the night before, and just pop it into the oven the next morning. It’s so simple and everyone loves it! I’ve seen this recipe a number of different ways, but my favorite method is:
::Grease a 9×13 glass baking dish.
::Cube one loaf of day old bread (approximately 4 cups) and spread it evenly in the dish.
::Dice three cups of ham and sprinkle it over the bread.
::In a separate bowl, beat a dozen eggs, one cup of milk, and a dash of pepper.
::Pour the egg mixture over the bread and ham. Cover, and place in the refrigerator overnight.
::The next morning, preheat oven to 350 degrees.
::Uncover the baking dish, and place in the oven. Cook for approximately one hour, until the top is brown and the eggs are cooked.
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To kick off 2011, Bloom Grocery is doubling manufacturer coupons (up to a $1.99 face value) on January 1st. All other days, they will be doubling coupons up to $0.99 face value.
*denotes coupons that double everyday, **coupons that double on January 1st
Large Cantaloupes – $0.99/ea
Navel Oranges, 8 lb bag – $3.99
Large Bunch of Broccoli – $1.29
Hass Avocados – $0.99/ea
New York Strip Steaks – $5.99/lb
Beef for Stew – $3.49/lb
Chicken Breasts or Tenders – $1.99/lb
Jimmy Dean Fully Cooked Sausage – $3.00
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/31 RP
Final Price: $1.00
Honest Tea – $1.00
Back to Nature Macaroni & Cheese – $1.29
Ian’s French Toast Sticks – $3.29
Cherrybrook Kitchen Brownie Mix – $3.29
Apple & Eve Apple Juice, 8 pack – $1.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS
Final Price: FREE
Suave Essentials Hair Care – $0.99
Home 360 Kitchen or Trash Bags – $4.99
Excedrin (20-24 ct) – $2.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/17 SS or 12/5 SS
Final Price: $0.50
Playtex Gentle Glide or Sport Tampons (16-22 ct) – $2.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/3 SS or $2.00/1, found in 1/2 SS
Final Price: $0.99
Tide Laundry Detergent, 100 oz – $9.97
Use $1.00/1**, found in 11/28 PG or 12/26 PG
Final Price: $7.97
Hannaford Black Eye Peas – $0.50/ea
Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix – $0.40
Dean’s Dip – $1.50
Tostitos Tortilla Chips – B1G1
Final Price: $1.99/ea
Tyson Anytizers – $2.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS or 11/7 SS
Final Price: $0.50
Tyson Chicken – $6.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS
Final Price: $4.99
Peter Pan Peanut Butter – 3/$5
Use $0.50/1*, found in 11/14 SS or 1/2 SS
Final Price: $0.66
Prego Pasta Sauce – 3/$5
Use $0.75/2*, found in 10/3 SS
Final Price: $0.91/ea, when you buy 2
Stouffer’s Family Size Entree – $5.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 9/26 RP
Final Price: $3.99
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To kick off 2011, Bloom Grocery is doubling manufacturer coupons (up to a $1.99 face value) on January 1st. All other days, they will be doubling coupons up to $0.99 face value.
*denotes coupons that double everyday, **coupons that double on January 1st
Large Cantaloupes – $0.99/ea
Navel Oranges, 8 lb bag – $3.99
Large Bunch of Broccoli – $1.29
Hass Avocados – $0.99/ea
New York Strip Steaks – $5.99/lb
Beef for Stew – $3.49/lb
Chicken Breasts or Tenders – $1.99/lb
Jimmy Dean Fully Cooked Sausage – $3.00
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/31 RP
Final Price: $1.00
Honest Tea – $1.00
Back to Nature Macaroni & Cheese – $1.29
Ian’s French Toast Sticks – $3.29
Cherrybrook Kitchen Brownie Mix – $3.29
Apple & Eve Apple Juice, 8 pack – $1.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS
Final Price: FREE
Suave Essentials Hair Care – $0.99
Home 360 Kitchen or Trash Bags – $4.99
Excedrin (20-24 ct) – $2.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/17 SS or 12/5 SS
Final Price: $0.50
Playtex Gentle Glide or Sport Tampons (16-22 ct) – $2.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/3 SS or $2.00/1, found in 1/2 SS
Final Price: $0.99
Tide Laundry Detergent, 100 oz – $9.97
Use $1.00/1**, found in 11/28 PG or 12/26 PG
Final Price: $7.97
Hannaford Black Eye Peas – $0.50/ea
Jiffy Corn Muffin Mix – $0.40
Dean’s Dip – $1.50
Tostitos Tortilla Chips – B1G1
Final Price: $1.99/ea
Tyson Anytizers – $2.50
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS or 11/7 SS
Final Price: $0.50
Tyson Chicken – $6.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 10/10 SS
Final Price: $4.99
Peter Pan Peanut Butter – 3/$5
Use $0.50/1*, found in 11/14 SS or 1/2 SS
Final Price: $0.66
Prego Pasta Sauce – 3/$5
Use $0.75/2*, found in 10/3 SS
Final Price: $0.91/ea, when you buy 2
Stouffer’s Family Size Entree – $5.99
Use $1.00/1**, found in 9/26 RP
Final Price: $3.99
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