$1/1 Land O Frost Lunchmeat Coupon

Zip Code 90210
Print $1/1 Land O Frost Product

$1/1 Bayer Aspirin Extra Strength or Back & Body Printable Coupon

Zip Code 90210
Print $1/1 Bayer Extra Strength or Back & Body

$35 Coupon Booklet Mailed Cascade, Febreze, Dawn, Mr Clean, Glade and More

Get your free coupon booklet with $35 in Savings mailed to your home here

B1G1 Free Vitaminwater Printable Coupon

Zip Code 90210 Under BEVERAGE
Print B1G1 Free Vitaminwater Coupon here

$2 Off Scott Toilet Paper And Paper Towels Printable Coupon

Use Zip Code 12345
Print $2 Off 8 rolls of Scott Extra Soft Bath Tissue AND 4 or more rolls of Scott Paper Towels

Superbowl Party: Where To Get Your Coupons

Superbowl is coming and be sure to checkout all the displays, I found this Game Day Play Book Full Of Recipes and $5 In Coupons At A Display of Ritz Crackers at my local grocery store. I picked up two copies.

Includes the following coupons:
$1/2 Nabisco Crackers
$1/2 Kraft or Cracker Barrel Natural Chunk Cheese
$1/2 Oscar Mayer Deli Fresh Meats
$1/1 Velveeta 1lb and one can of Ro-Tel
$1/2 Philadelphia Cream Cheese

All Coupons Expire 3/31/11

I also found at a Superbowl Coors Light Display A Tearpad that had  a coupon for $1/2  (7 oz or larger) Lay's Kettle Potato Chips, Ruffles, Fritos, Munchies, Rold Gold Pretzels, 15 oz Lays Dips and/or Tostitos Dips. That Expires 2/6/11

So keep your eye out for usually there is a rebate for beer, coupons by the Pepsi displays and more. Hang on to them and when the Superbowl Sales start you can use them to score some really great deals for your Superbowl party

Tutorial #3 Buy One Get Free Coupons Explained

Scenario #1

Buy One Get One Coupons (BOGO or B1G1)  are in my opinion the coupons you want to get your hands on either purchasing them off of eBay from coupon clipping services or printing them when they are available. Why You Ask? See why below

When a buy one get one free coupon comes out in coupon inserts or on the internet  in means that somewhere there is gonna be a B1G1 Free Sale relatively soon.

For an example: CVS Runs B1G1 Free Sale On Bic Razors
You pick up 2 packages of  razors
Hand the cashier your B1G1 Free Bic Razors Coupon
Final Price: FREE (both items are free with coupon) of course you have to pay sales tax on the free items.

Scenario #2

Rite Aid has a great sale on Bic Razors  2/$5  look at it as  $2.50 Each
You pick up 2 packages of razors
Use B1G1 Free Razor Coupon meaning you are paying for one item $2.50 and getting the other $2.50 item free
Use $1/1 Bic Razor Coupon (you are using this on the one you are paying for)
= $1.50 for both packages of razors or $0.75 each package

B1G1 Free Coupons are a great way to get FREE items and build a stockpile of items you use often, but also realize that when a B1G1 Free Sale starts you better get to the store the first day because the shelves will empty quick. Some stores limit how many of a coupon you can use, some don't. So ask a cashier, manager if there is a limit or for a copy of their coupon policy.

These are the items generally you will find B1G1 Free Coupons for throughout the course of a year: Stayfree, Carefree, Reach toothbrushes, gum, candy bars, Met Rx Bars, Protein Bars, Cesar dog cuisine, Mighty dog, Temptations Cat treats, air wick refill products, febreze fabric refresher, Aussie and Herbal Essences Products, Axe products, Old Spice, Bic Razors, Schick Razors, OB tampons, Gillete deodorant ,Edge shaving cream ,arm and hammer laundry detergent, Nivea products, ketchup, frozen tv dinners, and more.

On Facebook manufacturers like to release B1G1 Free Coupons  on food, which when that comes about you will be notified on the page to print them .Usually you get one print, sometimes two.

Take a look around at eBay type in b1g1 free coupons or buy one get one free coupons to see what they have. For example you can get b1g1 free Reach toothbrushes coupons that do not expire until 12/31/11, so you have from now until the end of the year to find a buy one get one free reach toothbrush sale to get them free for your entire family. Extreme Couponing was correct in telling you they are certain items you should never ever have to pay for.