Lane Bryant is offering a text coupon for $10 off a $10+ purchase when you sign up for their text alerts. Go here to sign up now.
Let me know what you find when you go!
Save for Disney vacations by utilizing budgeting, coupons, sales and more
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Lane Bryant is offering a text coupon for $10 off a $10+ purchase when you sign up for their text alerts. Go here to sign up now.
Let me know what you find when you go!
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Do you remember Gumby from when you were little? I have had my eye on the Gumby dog toy for a long time and today I got it for the dogs!
You can get the Gumby Dog Toy for just $2.53 when you clip the $1.09 coupon.
Grab it while you can!
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Wow! I had no idea that these Little Live Pets existed and I have been waiting on something amazing to get Molly Kate for Easter!
You can get the Little Live Pets | Scruff-a-Luvs Sew Surprise in purple for $8.19 or pink for $8.99.
How fun does this sound?
Grab it while you can!
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Swagbucks has a really sweet offer for 100 SB when you purchase 1 package of Philadelphia Cream Cheese or 250 SB when you purchase two. Just submit a copy of your receipt to take advantage of this offer. You can find all the details here.
Two blocks of cream cheese at my local Walmart is currently $5.48. With the 250 SB back, that’s like getting it for $2.50 for 2.
And you can do this offer twice per week! If you use cream cheese regularly, this is awesome for you!
If you haven’t joined Swagbucks yet, you can join now and take advantage of this deal plus earn in tons of other ways too!
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Bath and Body Works is offering 40% off the entire store today only.
Plus you can get FREE shipping with any $50 purchase when you enter the code SCENT at checkout.
Join the Rewards Club for $10 off a $30 purchase (not sure if it can be combined with the free shipping offer or not, let me know!).
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney
With the rising prices of eggs combined with the need to have them for specific recipes, I thought it would be helpful to list out some of the common substitutes for eggs. Let me know which one(s) you’ve tried and tested!
Applesauce
This is one that I commonly use. You can substitute 1/4 cup of applesauce for an egg. I usually use unsweetened when I have it. Cinnamon isn’t bad in baked goods where you won’t mind the taste.
Vinegar and Baking Soda
Mix 1 tsp of baking soda and 1 tbsp of vinegar to replace an egg in baked goods. This makes the baked goods light and airy. Just mix the 2 together and then add to your recipe.
Greek Yogurt
You can use 1/4 cup of plain unsweetened greek yogurt for each egg. Great for baked goods.
Mashed Banana
Mash up a banana or other pureed fruits like pumpkin or avocado and add to baked goods. The rule of thumb is 1/4 cup of puree per egg.
Water, Oil, and Baking Powder
Mix 2 tbsp water + 2 tsp baking powder + 1 tsp vegetable oil to make a large egg. Mix these together and add to any recipe that you are making.
I hope this helps you the next time you need an egg for a recipe and don’t have any on hand!
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I’ve rounded up the best things I could find for you today! All kinds of goodies for you:
Molly Kate still loves Paw Patrol and she has this on her wish list! I am happy to see it on a deep discount on Amazon.
Paw Patrol Big Truck Pups Truck Stop — $31.99 (was $99.99)
Starting March 21, 2023 at 8 am EST, you can purchase a $15 Footlong Pass and get 50% Off one Footlong per day during the entire month of April. Limited passes available. Must be a Subway MyWay® Rewards member to purchase. Discount is redeemable only in the Subway® App or online.
Details here.
Sign up for the Popeyes Rewards and get a FREE apple pie, small drink or a regular side. Just download the app, create an account and place an order for your freebie.
How cute is this??? You can get the Mickey Mouse and Friends Camping Set for just $7.51 (was $16.99).
Great for your gift closet!
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney
Buying cuts of chicken is easier, but it isn’t as cost effective as buying a whole chicken. I asked the SavEars how they stretch the whole chicken in 2-3 meals for their family. Here are their ideas:
I used to buy whole chickens, cut them up. Put the backs and wings in a freezer bag and freeze until I had enough for chicken soup. – Bonnie
You can butcher it in to sections like breasts and thighs/legs and wings. Or you can cook it, shred up the meat and divvy that up in to meals like chicken pot pie. Casseroles are a good way to stretch meats. – Tanya
Remove breasts and cook and use for a meal. Chicken salad, casserole, pot pie, etc.
Save carcass, wings, thighs and use for chicken noodle soup, chicken n dumplings, etc. – Jessica
I roast in crockpot or oven. First meal is roast chicken. Leftovers then become pot pie, soup, and chicken Caesar salad. I always try and get the largest one that will fit in my crockpot. – Shannon
Depends on how big a family, but butcher it and use breasts for one meal, use the thighs for chicken pot pie or cacciatore, and freeze the wings and legs until you have enough to do bbq legs/wings. Then use the carcass for soup/stock. – Rebecca
You can simmer it in water until done, then remove the meat from the bones. Make a pot of chicken stew using some of the broth left from boiling the chicken, a can of evaporated milk, a little butter, salt and pepper. Add back in some of the meat. Can add veggies if you like as well.
Depending on how much broth you have, could also make chicken and rice. I keep bags of yellow rice on hand so just follow package directions as to how much liquid. When it’s done stir in a can of either cream of chicken or mushroom soup and some of the leftover chicken meat and heat through. Can also make chicken salad with any leftover meat. – Janice
Roast it with vegetables and potatoes and have that for one night. Then leftovers can be used in tacos, quesadillas, pasta (tossed with chicken and any leftover veggies), bbq chicken wraps, chicken salad – Jennifer
Shred it all that way it stretches further and you can make many different dishes with shredded chicken – Claudia
Cook the whole thing with water and vegetables. Take half to make a chicken soup or chili (you can add filling veggies and beans to bulk it up) and the rest in a casserole or chicken taco bowls (you can bulk it up with beans, rice and veggies as well). – Rachel Abbey
I like to cook it, strip it fully. Put the bones in the crockpot wiht all my veggie scraps, water, parsley.
Dinner 1 would be chicken tacos. Id take 1/3 of the meet and mix with beans (lots of beans) and season for taco meat. Id make tacos (tortilla, rice, meat mixure, salsa or fresh tomato (depending on if i had salsa or tomatoes on hand or what I could get cheaper), lettuce, some cheese).
Dinner 2 & 3 Would be chicken soup. Id make a big vat with teh left over chicken, homemade broth, and veggies. Id cook just a litte rice and egg noodles but resve them.
Dinner 2 would be chicken noodle soup, adding the noodles and a little butter to each bowl as you serve.
Dinner 3 would be chicken and rice soup. same as above but use rice. Id probably make sure I had sourough and butter in teh house for htose two nights.
(You dont get the overcooked soggy pasta/rice issue that sometimes happens with home made soup plus you get to “switch it up”) – April
Roast it and serve that, then stew the carcass for broth. Drain the broth and pick the rest of the meat and either use in the soup (two meals total) or in a casserole or chicken tacos (mix with black beans and corn to bulk it up) and make a vegetable soup with the broth. – Ashley
First meal chicken in the crockpot with potatoes and carrots. Then enough for a pot pie. Then the stuff I won’t put in a pot pie…chicken and potatoes, carrots, onions, celery in a soup with rolls and maybe a pie. – Eryn
Meal 1, roast or rotisserie; Meal 2, bow tie pasta, a small jar of pesto, sliced roasted red peppers and chopped chicken leftovers, toss together top with Parmesan; meal 3, bones become broth and then some sort of soup. – MaryAnne
I made 2 in the crock pot this past weekend. Used them for enchiladas; then chicken salad; then chicken dumpling soup. I will still have a little left to put over salads. There are so many ways to use them. – Carol
Meal 1: roast chicken
Meal 2: chicken noodle soup
Meal 3: chicken and dumplings
You can also use the carcass after you roast the chicken for Meal 1 to make chicken stock to use for meals 2 and 3 – Sarah
1. Roast, 2. Tacos/quesildias/sandwich. 3. Soup/rissoto/pasta – Ashley
I cook it the crockpot. First meal is roasted chicken with sides. I boil the bones and use leftover meat for chicken n dumplings. I Save the legs to make chicken fried rice. Family of 6. – Sharon
I cook it in a baking bag with rice… just add rice and water twice the amount of rice spices… I use broth as well as water.. usually it is a mesl.plus leftovers and then it all the meat isn’t off the bones I will make a soup – Darlene
Shred and add black beans and corn. Burritos, nachos, taco soup…all viable with that combo. – Kimberly
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney
Sam’s Club can be a great budget saver if you are intentional about what you purchase. Just because they sell in bulk doesn’t mean it is automatically cheaper than the everyday Walmart price (or the sale prices at your local grocer). I asked the SavEars what they purchase and here’s what they said:
And you can’t go wrong with the Rotisserie chicken! It is $4.98 at my local store and I could eat the entire chicken myself, it is that good!
Let us know what you like to pick up at Sam’s.
Need a Membership? Groupon has a new membership for $25 (was $50).
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Groupon has some eGift Cards on sale today. If you plan to visit any of these places soon, this is a great way to save (plus you can use coupons too!).
Pay $20 for $25 at Krispy Kreme
Pay $7 for $10 at Steak and Shake
Pay $26 for $20 at AMC Theaters
Tips for how to save on gift cards for places you were already planning on shopping.
Plus you can get discounted gift cards at Sam’s Club.
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Add it to your calendar! On April 3, 2023, select Ben & Jerry locations are going to give away a free scoop between 12-8 pm. Go here to find a participating location.
Dairy Queen is offering a free cone on March 20th. For just $1, you can have it dipped and the $1 will go to support Children’s Miracle Networks.
Jamba Juice is offering their rewards members a Buy One, Get One 50% off Green Smoothies reward on March 17th. It will be right in your rewards account. Don’t have one? Sign up here now and get a reward for 50% off a smoothie too!
Sign up for a free sample of Whole Blends Miracle Nectar Leave-In!
Have a local Wetzel’s Pretzels? Sign up for the mobile app and get one FREE!
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney on at
I took advantage of this toilet paper deal recently and I am so excited to see it back!
Amazon Basic Toilet Paper 30 pack is part of a “Save 20% When You Spend $50” promo. When you add 3 to your Subscribe and Save, your total ends up being approximately $43.35 for 90 rolls of toilet paper.
Here’s how to get this deal:
Go here and select 3 of the Amazon Basic Toilet Paper 30 pack for Subscribe and Save
Make sure it deducts 20% off your total before you checkout
It’ll arrive on your pre-set Subscribe and Save date!
Plus add a total of 5 items to your Subscribe and Save and the price drops even lower!
There are more items in this promotion. You can see them all here.
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney on at
Sunny Fl where your progressive lenses are tinted in the house…
Disney Movie Insiders has new codes you can enter your into your account:
SUBATOMIC for 10 points
CELEBRATEHERSTORY for 25 points
Join the Pet Supplies Plus Rewards Club and get a FREE Pet Toy or treat (up to $5) when you head to your local store. Valid through 3/31/23
You can now get A&W deals delivered right to your phone! Text FLOAT to 57501 and get a small Root Beer Float. Valid through 4/9/23.
On 3/16 and 3/17, Krispy Kreme is offering guests a FREE green O’riginal Doughnut when they wear green and visit a shop. Limit 1 doughnut per guest per visit per day. Available in shop and drive thru only.
Burger King has a new Royal Meltness Instant Win Game. Play once per day through 3/23 to win all kinds of prizes.
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney on at
It is 3.14, Pi day! There are restaurants celebrating by offering discounted pies (pizza or dessert). Here are the best deals I see:
Blaze Pizza – Join Blaze Rewards today and get a pizza for 3.14
CiCi Pizza – Get $3.14 OFF an adult buffet and get the kids buffet for $3.14 (second item listed on their home page)
Papa John’s Rewards Members – buy one large one topping pizza at regular price and get a second large one-topping pizza for $3.14
Boston Market – Get a free chicken potpie with any potpie and drink order through the app
McDonald’s – Get a free pie with any $1+ purchase through the app
And check with your local restaurants that serve pizza or pies and see if they are offering anything!
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney on at
One of the best toys I ever purchased for Molly Kate is the Magnetic Tile blocks. They have provided her so much play time and me so much quiet time!
Amazon has this set on sale today for $22.38 (was $39.99).
You can also get this Splash Pad Mat on sale for $15.98 today (was $31.99). This looks like easy and quick fun in the hotter months that are upon us.
Shop the entire sale here.
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We absolutely love Cat & Jack Girls Dresses for Molly Kate. I just bought her 4 new ones for this season with this deal!
Target has 20% off kids, toddlers and baby dresses when you clip this Circle offer
Here is a quick link to the dresses that we love.
I went ahead and got a bathing suit for her too with this Circle offer.
See what kind of deals you can find for your kids! It includes more than just the dresses, all the Circle offers are here.
Make sure you maximize your savings by using one of these Cash Back programs:
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Magic Spoon is looking for testers! You can apply now to be able to taste test a variety pack featuring fruity, frosted, cocoa and peanut butter flavors. Go here to apply now!
By Kristin from Couponing to Disney
One way to save money is to buy discounted gift cards for places you plan to shop. I’ve recommended this for years to save on Disney Gift Cards, but the same tips apply to every store/restaurant that you frequent that has gift cards available.
Raise.com offers discount gift cards for purchase as well as an opportunity for you to sell unwanted gift cards. You’ll find them for hundreds of different stores including Kroger, Walmart, Chili’s, DoorDash and more! Before you go out to a restaurant, retail store or shop online, look to see if there is a discount gift card available.
When you join through this link and verify your cell number, you’ll get $5 off your purchase of $20 or more. That’s an instant $5 you can save at a place you were already going to shop.
All gift cards on Raise.com are covered by their 100% money back guarantee. In the event that your gift card does not work, you will get a full refund up to 100 days from the date of purchase. This means that you can buy with confidence.
Create an account on Raise.com and visit the Brand Alerts section to create alerts for your favorite stores. You can set your price and discount range and it will email you when new cards are available. Be sure to list your local stores you frequent (grocery, gas, and restaurants), plus any places you might visit in the coming months.
Before you head out to spend money or purchase items online, check if Raise.com has a discounted gift card available. Many of the gift cards are delivered instantly and can be redeemed online or in person using the Raise app.
They have 1000’s of gift cards to 100’s of different merchants. Remember that since these cards are sold by individuals, they usually only have one of each available. Be sure to jump on any deal that you see.
When you join TopCashBack, they also offer cash back when you purchase select gift cards. Just head to the gift card section and browse. I see great deals on restaurants and retail stores in my area that I frequent.
Swagbucks also has a Gift Card section where you can earn SB for the gift cards you purchase. Compare the 2 to see which will give you a better deal.
Sam’s Club and Kroger
Sam’s Club has a discount gift card selection for local restaurants. Browse your store’s selection next time you go. We’ve got all the details right here.
Kroger often offers 4x Fuel Points on the purchase of gift cards. Look to see what your local store carries and grab them when you can.
In Store
Many Restaurants will offer incentives if you purchase gift cards, such as “Spend $50 on Gift Cards and get a $10 bonus discount”. Check with your local restaurants to see if they have any gift card incentives right now.
Target offers 5% off gift cards with the Red Card.
Rewards
Many credit cards offer gift cards as a rewards option. Save up your points and cash out for gift cards to give as Christmas gifts.
Ibotta and Fetch offer earnings for gift cards
AARP
Jennifer says – I am not sure how many of you gals are old enough for this but i joined AARP for $10 and they often have great discounts for members on gift cards. My first purchase was a $500 Carnival cruise line gift card for $450 also purchased 2 – $100 GC for $90 for spending money
Find out all the ways to save with our helpful Savings Bingo!
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Well it is finally happening. Dole Whip is coming to the freezer aisle of the grocery store! It will be available in the popular pineapple flavor, but also in mango and strawberry.
This is going to be so delicious!!
It is aiming to hit the stores in April/May
Thanks to Amanda for Sharing!
Photo credits: Dole
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Stop by Walgreens through Saturday night and grab this deal:
Buy (2) Crest Kids Toothpastes — $3 each
Use the $2/1 Crest Toothpaste Digital Coupon (clip it here first)
Pay $4 and get back $4 in Walgreens Cash Rewards (for buy 2)
Total: 2 for FREE! (Whoop whoop)
Mark your calendar! On March 20th, you can get a FREE small cone at Dairy Queen. No coupon required.
Play the Circle K instant win game for a chance to score a prize! I won a bag of chips.
Play the Coke Zero Sugar NCAA March Madness Instant Win Game for a chance at one of 21,000 prizes.
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I love helping you however I can. And in order to help you and save you time, I spent 6 months putting everything I know into a course/workbook that you can easily follow to get your family on the right path.
It is themed after Disney World since my motivation for over a decade has been to get you to Disney on a family vacation. But with the mess that happened to us in 2020 and still is going on….. I know that dream has changed for so many, including myself.
Now I am focused on helping you survive this current economy. All of the tips and worksheets in this book are applicable for day-to-day living and your end goal can be just surviving without having to give up everything your family enjoys.
When I started selling this course, it was $29.97. Because I know how much everyone is hurting in 2023, I have set the price for this year at just $7. I have put everything of myself into it. And I hope it helps you with what you are going through.
Go here to dive into the course and see what all you will receive.
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