Milk Eggs Vodka: Grocery Lists Lost and Found

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Cabich, bird fude, nodiles, buttmilk, dog yogurt, bannes, hare sope, cream of salary soup.*

What do these things have in common? They're all items from real grocery lists. Whose lists? Who knows. They were found discarded in shopping carts, dropped on supermarket floors and parking lots, even tucked in returned library books.

These lists have been collected into the volume you are now holding. Peek inside to see what people will write on scraps of paper they never expect anyone else to see. Marvel at the unusual combinations of food the average person shops for. You'll find yourself captivated by this unexpected and off-kilter glimpse into the lives of those around you.

Separated into chapters -- funny lists, sad lists, unhealthy lists, organized lists -- the book also includes commentary by the author and some delicious recipes created from found grocery lists.

If we are what we eat, then this book reveals deep and strange truths about the average food shopper... not to mention more mundane facts like a lot of people love vodka, banana is actually very difficult to spell and that butter used to be dyed yellow using marigolds.

*Translation: Cabbage, bird food, noodles, buttermilk, dog yogurt (duh), bananas, shampoo, cream of celery soup.
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 "Funny, quirky, a must have" 2009-11-29
By Joseph Holst (St. Louis, MO)
I love this book for the simple fact that you can open it at any point, at any page, and be instantly entertained. It's a must have book, makes a great gift for anybody. We bought one for a friend, before we wrapped it up we checked it out, loved it so much we bought another for our home. We went to see the grocery list exhibit in St. Louis and were blown away.

 "Disappointed" 2009-10-18
By Pamela Meadows (Golden, CO)
I ordered the set of three books, thinking it would be funny and light hearted reading. I found it to either be boring or offensive. A big disappointment!

 "Funny!!!" 2009-04-16
By Christine Church (SOUTHEAST texas)
I love this book... it cracks me up!

I also love that I got it used for only a couple dollars and it is in GREAT shape :)

 "good buy." 2008-09-29
By C. Smith (Old Louisville, KY)
If you're into quirky, voyeuristic looks into other peoples lives, you'll love this. Some of the commentary on the lists is a little pointless, but the lists provide more than enough humor. On the other hand, if you looked at this page wondering why anyone would want a book of other people's grocery lists, stay far away.

 "Funny!" 2008-08-04
By Kristen A. Liebmann (Atlanta, GA)
One of the funniest books ever! Buy a copy. You will not regret it.


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Purse Size Deluxe Coupon Organizer Wallet ToCart #16

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Finally! The Deluxe Purse Size Coupon Organizer that is AMERICAN MADE! It is made of durable, colorful, material 4 1/2" X 8". It not only attaches to the cart, as in the picture, but will attach to any side of the cart, and to the handle also. Most purse size coupon organizers come with paper-thin divider cards, but the Deluxe Purse Size Coupon Organizer has 24 durable cards with tabs, made from 125# card stock that make it easy to locate your coupon category. It also comes with 24 alphabetized, numbered labels to make your coupons easy to file and easy to find!
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 "Great" 2009-11-11
By Amanda Sickau (NY, USA)
I've recently started clipping coupons and couldn't get over how disorganized they were just floating around in my purse come my bi-weekly trip to the supermarket. I poked around for a coupon-organizer for a bit but didn't want one of those chintzy plastic ones or one of those cardstock ones like my mom used to carry around. I found this on Amazon. The price was right, the print was cute, and it's great. Comes with cardstock dividers that fit right in and pre-printed labels to designate. Slips right into my purse and now I don't look like a fool fumbling around for my coupons. No complaints.

 "Replaced my purse for everyday use" 2009-08-01
By Jane Smith (killeen, tx United States)
I used to think I was too young for coupons, but once I got into the hang of clipping and printing them, I needed something to organize them in. I chose this organizer/wallet and its great!! It is sturdy canvas (or something like that) and comes with 24 cardstock dividers and pre-printed category labels. You don't have to use them, but since they cover just about everything, I did. I can keep my cell phone and ID/cards in it as well, so I don't even bother lugging my purse around most of the time. This also attaches to your cart with a velcro strap, and the coupons don't fall out so all in all, a good buy.


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THIS DEFINITIVE GUIDE to saving money on groceries is a godsend to families who struggle to make ends meet. Inside the pages of Better Groceries for Less Cash you will quickly learn and master the simple techniques of value buying. You will learn the inside secrets that the food industry doesn t want you to know and how you can harness that knowledge to beat them at their own game. You will learn how to completely re-shape your approach to food, and develop lifelong money-saving habits such as: MAKING BETTER CHOICES. Buying the best for less than the off brands SMARTER COOKING. Selecting core ingredients rather than paying for high-priced pre-mixed items THINKING LIKE A MARKETER. Understanding how to leverage the grocery manufacturer s promotional cycles AISLE MASTERY. You can shop smarter even if you re always in a hurry LEVERAGE. How to use coupon doubling and store promotions to maximize savings STAYING IN SEASON. How to think like a chef to get the best shopping values on any given day SYSTEMATIC SAVINGS. Discover the system that can save you 30% - 40% - even 50% or more on groceries TAKING SIMPLE STEPS. 101 simple action steps that you can learn in minutes
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 "Are you Losing or Winning the Grocery Game?" 2009-12-10
By Rebecca Johnson (Washington State)
Randall Putala is a coupon expert with a lot of wisdom to share. He includes copies of receipts in the back of the book that show how much money you can save when using coupons.



This book is really a wakeup call and dispels many myths about coupon usage. Randall Putala is like the coupon drill sergeant as he uses a lot of CAPS to make his points. For most of the first half of the book he spends time convincing readers that using coupons is a good idea, whether you are rich or poor. He even claims that Oprah uses coupons.



What is interesting about this particular book is the descriptions of typical shoppers and how they can change their strategy to save money.



For the last half of the book, Randall Putala spends time convincing the reader that cooking is fun and easy. He provides lots of recipes you can throw together in minutes. I think his method of cooking is easy and I can see why he thinks cooking is not work. On the other hand, cooking is work for most people and takes a lot of effort. First you have to spend hours collecting all the ingredients and then you have to spend more hours putting meals together from scratch. I easily spend an hour a day cooking meals, hours looking through cookbooks for new recipes, and spend a few hours clipping coupons.



One of the things I think Randall Putala is completely right about is his encouragement to try new products with new coupons. Recently I used a coupon for crackers I would not have purchased before and both my husband and I ended up loving them and now we buy them on every shopping trip even though we don't have another coupon for them.



So this book is filled with practical advice that will be appreciated by those who are new to coupon shopping. The author's main goal seems to be to lead the reader to "coupon nirvana," a place where you get a high from saving so much money it blows your mind.



While the author says you should throw away your expired coupons so you don't mistakenly use them and get yourself into trouble, I found out that you can donate expired coupons to military families. The coupons can be used six months after their expiration date.



After reading this book I am even more eager to save money with coupons. I will however not be giving up pre-grated cheese or organic milk anytime soon. I know they are more expensive but the convenience and taste are worth the price. It is possible to find coupons for organic milk these days and I used one earlier this month.



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 "Not What I Expected" 2009-04-16
By T. Armstrong
I expected a book with new ways for me to save money on groceries but I found it filled with info I already knew and used. The only part I found helpful was how manufactures sale price their products as coupons are getting ready to expire. Maybe it would be a good book for someone who has never tried using coupons or has little experience with them but for someone like myself who is an avid user of coupons it provided me with little new info.

 "Terrific book that paid for itself" 2009-04-06
By annesailorgirl (Berrien Spgs, MI USA)
Rarely have I purchased a book that paid for itself within the first week of owning it. I read this book cover-to-cover by the 2nd day after it arrived. I like the idea of making cheaper groceries into something of a game, plus saving money. Usually I look for sales, or clip maybe 8-10 coupons a year, and then redeem 1-2 and lose the rest. This book has really helped me to organize. I've made out the envelopes and labeled them, as the author suggests. And now I've made it a particular challenge to look for items that I need (but not necessarily name-brand or loyal-brand items) that are both on sale, plus I have coupons for. In all of my shopping this weekend of combining sales with coupons, I saved an average of 50% or more, for over $100 in savings. There are a few simple concepts: stockpile cheaper items, look for sales plus use coupons.



The book starts with the example of a man who walks into a car dealership, and demands to pay full price for the car, with the sworn assurance that no one -- no one -- is paying more for their car than he is. Of course this is in comparison with food shopping which can be up to 20% of people's yearly pay -- why not try to find ways to reduce those costs? The author makes the interesting analogy of taking a $1 coupon and a $1 bill, and how would you feel about shredding both of them in the shredder? He says not to do this because it is illegal to destroy US money -- but the point is that they both can count as money. I loved this little book and I highly recommend it for anyone who eats and would like to save money eating.



Here's a quick rundown of the chapters:

1. What Color is Your Shopping Cart? (which of 5 types of grocery shoppers is most like you?)

2. The "7 Deadly Sins" (signs that you may be losing the "grocery game" -- such as your family is unhappy with the food you serve, you throw out food that you don't eat, people are hungry, binge snacking, etc)

3. Here's Your Sign (pitfalls for each of the grocery shopper types)

4. The "12 Steps to Recovery"

5. The Myths & Misconceptions of Store Coupons

6. Startegy & Tactics: How to Win the War for Your Wallet

7. Couponing Tactics: The Simplest Way to Organize Coupons (8 envelope categories and how to be organized)

8. The Currency vs. Coupon Litmus Test (what coupons are really worth)

9. Clubs, Cards & Counterintelligence (explains how frequent shopper cards really work)

10. The Power of Rebate Clubs, aka "Your Check's in the Mail"

11. A Rebate Returned is Money Earned

12. The Economics of Food

13. Smart Grocery Choices & Core Ingredients

14. Real Food, Real Cooking

15. A System for Cooking = A System for Savings

16. Quick-Cooking: The Secret to Happier, Healthier Meals

17. Planning Your Menus

18. Miscellaneous Cost Cutters

19. Online Coupon Hunting

20. Grocery Store Etiquette

21. Miscellaneous Time-Saving / Money-Saving Tips

 "Great Book!" 2009-04-02
By Mrs. Drd2000 (Va)
this book has many details that other books do NOT! If you are wanting to shrink your grocery bills...this book is one to have!!!! Author has a great sense of humor and kept the info interesting......

 "smart ideas, "insider" insight" 2008-11-24
By virginia e. rockford (Phoenix, AZ)
WOW. The author uses his experience in advertising to give a unique and valuable perspective on how to save money at the grocery. I'm a pretty smart shopper, but this book has definitely opened my eyes to a myriad of ways to save $$ that I had no clue of. Wish I'd read it sooner, I've been throwing money away and didn't even know. I can't imagine going back to my old grocery-store habits. Excellent text, funny as well! I want to re-read it but my coworkers keep lending it to one another. GRR, guess I'll have to buy another copy so I have one to read, one to lend.. haha.


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How to exploit the Web's full potential for cutting costs and increasing profits in large and small businesses
This new edition of Internet-marketing guru Larry Chase's bestselling guide is packed with practical information for businesses of all sizes on how to use the Internet to slash operating costs and increase revenue. Readers learn how to save on everything from printing and shipping to travel and employee recruitment. They get useful tips on how to use the Web to test new products, services, and concepts while increasing customer loyalty, along with cutting-edge techniques for mining valuable information about competitors, current customers, and future prospects. Readers will also learn up-to-the-minute Web strategies for building brand identity, zeroing in on target audiences, B2B strategies, and devising and implementing direct marketing and sales support services.
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 "Don't expect too much" 2001-07-01
By Fernando Rodriguez (Madrid, Spain)
The book is useful, but very basic. If you are a true web nerd ;-), you probably already know most of the stuff in this book. It's still worth reading it, but don't expect too much.

 "This guy knows his stuff! And he can tell it!" 2000-06-12
By Wendy Keller (Malibu, CA United States)
What an education can be found in this book! Larry Chase, already well known in the field, has written THE book to have on web strategies. Forget all those Johnny-come-lately web books out there, whether you're B2B or B2C, this book is 4U! I think it's incredibly clear, well-written and presents timeless strategies in an easy-to-use manner. Wow!

 "Implements strong marketing principles relevant to the net!" 1999-10-28
By Nradv (United States)
No whiz-bang gen-x mindset stuff here. Useful easy to understand business and marketing practices that are current and relevant to the net. This book will give you a practical and educational edge. Definately useful, easy reading helps too.

 "Very good, especially for business folks new to the net!" 1999-10-25
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Chase is obviously savvy and yet writes in a style easily assimilated by the novice. Perhaps his use of novice Nancy Hangar aided him in his "beginner-friendly" approach.

 "Chase Packs Net Mktg Expertise in New Book" 1999-08-09
By Rick Bruner (New York, NY USA)
Larry Chase's email newsletter, Web Digest for Marketers, has long been an essential read for both experts and newcomers to e-business. His new book does an excellent job of packaging his expertise on the complex and fast-chaning topic of selling and marketing online. As the author of a popular book on the subject myself -- Net Results: Web Marketing That Works -- I appreciate the clarity of Larry's insights about the Net's power for competitive research, customer data mining, promotions and more.


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The average baby costs more than $9,000 during his or her first year of life. Given this, parents are faced with tough budgeting decisions when it comes to their newest family member. Where can they save money? On which items should they avoid bargains in the interest of safety?

1000 Best Baby Bargains answers these important questions and more while providing parents with one thousand proven money-saving tips. Author Kimberly Danger, owner and operator of Mommysavers.com, has pulled together the essential tips that help parents save in all areas of their budget, including:

€ The nursery-what to buy, what to borrow and what readers can live without € Baby food-breastfeeding saves money, but so does pureed adult food € Baby clothes-don't buy anything to size and borrow if you can € Maternity clothes-thrift stores, garage sales and girlfriends € Financial planning-budgets, college, wills and insurance
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 "Baby Bargains" 2009-09-14
By renomazdamom
It's not too bad. There were a few helpful tips in there, but some of it was common sense and a lot of it you can find on online forums instead of buying the book. It was also missing a lot of information I got from online forums so overall it wasn't really worth it.

 "Book that is used over and over again!" 2009-01-16
By Sorted Out (Plano, TX)
As a mother of twins, this book has given me so many different ideas on how to save money with raising my two girls. Everything from buying diapers, wipes, and clothing this book has helped me out so much! Any parent or expectant parents should buy this book today! Tips on babysitting options is well worth the purchase price!



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 "Not a bad book" 2008-02-23
By A. sayers (NY)
This book wasn't what I thought it was. Alot of the info in here is common sense and advise, but there is plenty of useful info reguarding free stuff and crafty ideas on how not to waste money on useless things that everyone tells you you need.

 "Do your homework properly and for FREE instead of relying on this book" 2008-01-24
By Naomi's mom (Sunnyvale, CA USA)
There are many problems with this book ranging from harmless to disconcerting. If you have done your homework by reading other books/leaflets, you will probably wish that this book was entitled "Do It Yourself Baby Rearing At Your Own Risk" instead of "1000 Best Baby Bargains". Here's a short list of the most troubling aspects of the book:



1. Overpriced for something that can be quickly read in an hour or two. Especially since most of the info is available for FREE if you go to Planned Parenthood (re: WIC), your OB, or your hospital's FREE intro sessions (e.g. in California they will give you a First 5 kit with even more valuable local support resources).



2. Even many of the do-it-yourself suggestions are not novel. If you're into sewing, you couldn't possibly miss the baby sections of the pattern catalogs. If you're not already into sewing, now is probably not the time to start for most people given that there is a learning curve, shopping, raging hormones at play, and perhaps unrealistic expectations about how great the final product will look on your first try.



3. The safety suggestions lack explanation and completeness. It is even shallower than what you will find in the FREE parenting magazines at your doctor's office.



4. Some info is downright wrong. Reusing breastpumps is not recommended because some of them, like the super popular Medela Pump-In-Style is not a closed system and thus there are some parts, exposed to breastmilk, which cannot be replaced. The replacement tubing offered by some hospitals cost upward of $70 (so new but simpler pumps may be cheaper). You can find this info for FREE at retail websites or through Medela's own FREE literature that is handed out at hospitals.



5. Some of the recommendations, e.g. modifying the holes in bottle nipples runs directly contrary to the manufacturer's recommendations printed on all nipple packaging. Sure, you can try to do it carefully as the book suggests but I think your baby is worth more than the $1 or less that you will save per nipple. Certainly you'll feel like an idiot if something truly awful happens.



I didn't read the entire book but what I read would indicate that one should be reading other books... in which case, why bother with this one? Btw, I found this book at my local library for FREE.

 "Very helpful resource" 2007-12-28
By Meg (Mount Arlington, New Jersey)
My husband and I are on a tight budget right now and this book has been very helpful, especially for first-time parents. It provides lots of practical advice and while some previous reviewers may claim it is all common sense, that is just not true. They have suggestions of things I would never have dreamt of (but are creative and useful from people who have already been there and have good suggestions to share.) I choose the tips that will be most useful to me and I am sure that I will come back to this book again and again.


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The complete guide to getting you the best in every kind of product babies need—for little or no money!

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“Her list of companies to contact for new-parent perks goes way beyond diaper samples and babyfood coupons.” —Fit Pregnancy magazine

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 "only buy if you like junk mail" 2009-08-19
By Bethany Paterno
This book was useless. It tells you to go to websites and sign up for this or that but in the end I just ended up getting a lot of junk mail in my email. Don't waste your money or time onthis product.

 "What a waste" 2009-06-13
By J. Dodd (Orlando, FL United States)
Don't try using this book unless you wanted to be hounded with spam email and even calls. I had to even discontinue my email address because the number of spam that was coming through.

 "Waste of Money" 2008-03-17
By S. Kraig (California)
I paid far more for this book than I could ever save by using it. Most of the "offers" are for free coupons, free newsletters and free contests - if you give up your address/email address/phone number for future spam offers. Sites are even listed that you can "check for promotions." Most of the actual free samples offered are expired or the links go nowhere. Very disappointing. Save your money.

 "Wow!" 2007-05-25
By S. Wade (NY, USA)
I can't believe hnow much gree stuff there is out there. It's great to have this at my fingertips. This coupled with "Baby Bargains" by Denise and Alan Fields make the perfect bargain mom kit.

 "how to make money off parents- by sue m. hannah" 2006-11-08
By S. Frost (Maine, USA)
this book makes me sick, by purchasing this book you are paying for the advertising of advertising.the author should be ashamed of herself. most of the book is full of offers for free diaper rash cream, formula or catalogs [FREE CATALOGS!!!! does anyone know of a catalog that you have to pay for]. Some links are dead and most of the information can be obtained anyone who can use a search engine and spell (or use google to spell for you). if you are thinking of buying this book don't.


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Turn to a cat for thrifty tips and common sense, monetary advice? Are you nuts? Not if it's the Savvy Cat. This fuzzy, tuna loving feline shares his favorite methods of tracking down deals online, off-line and in the hood. He reveals the secret of spending money twice, the thrill of paying as little as possible for everyday expenses, and the ecstasy of free cash and goodies. He also details the basic nuts and bolts of sound purrsonal money management. Young, old, or in-between, everyone will find useful techniques that will stretch your dollars, help you tackle bills, and improve your overall financial health. You will recoup the modest cost of this book, so take a chance and read The Savvy Cat's Guide today!
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 "TIMELY, FUNNY, INFORMATIVE - A MUST READ!!!!!!!" 2009-06-25
By Vicky Shields
I BOUGHT THIS BOOK BECAUSE I AM A CAT LOVER. THIS BOOK IS FOR EVERYONE...NOT JUST CAT LOVERS. IT HAS SO MUCH USABLE INFO FOR SAVING MONEY. IT COULD NOT BE ANY MORE TIMELY. AFTER READING IT I BOUGHT COPIES NOT ONLY FOR MY CAT LOVING FRIENDS BUT FOR MY NIECES AND NEPHEW. ACTUALLY, EVERYONE SHOULD READ THIS.....IT IS VERY EMPOWERING....ESPECIALLY NOW WHEN EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS.


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Hundreds of ways to cash in on baby-industry freebies

Every parent knows having a new bundle of joy can cost a bundle . . . up to $5,000 in the first year alone! Now, Free Stuff for Baby! offers parents and parents-to-be quick, easy access to hundreds of free products, with no obligation to buy anything.

A new baby can create a significant financial strain on a family. Free Stuff for Baby! is bursting with toll-free phone numbers, company names and addresses, and websites where parents can get free stuff for themselves and their babies from industry favorites such as Pampers, Huggies, Gerber, Beech-nut, Carnation, The First Years, and Evenflo. Parents can get:

• Diapers
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• Baby formula
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• Baby toys
• Baby-food samples
• Free stuff for the whole family, and so much more

Free Stuff for Baby! also puts parents in touch with countless resources covering all areas of pregnancy, childbirth, and child care.
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 "Not for the breastfeeding mom........." 2008-05-20
By loving mama (new york)
If you plan to breastfeed, you do not want to get yourself on everyone's mailing list, because the companies share information and give/sell your information to the formula companies. Nothing in life is really "free". Even the free magazines are published by formula companies and deliver bad breastfeeding advice designed to undermine both confidence and success. Our babies deserve better.

 "Great stuff in this book!" 2005-08-03
By Jasmine W.
This book is very helpful for all mothers. It shows where to get discounts for baby products, free recipies and promotional offers for products that make mom feel good (beauty supplies, chocolate, clothes, etc). The book also gives OUTSTANDING tips on ways to save time, energy and resources after the baby arrives and shares recipies for making your own all natural baby products. This is a great investment for women who are pregnant, planning to get pregnant or have young children. Sue Hannah's book is a nice gift for a baby shower!

 "A Fun Read! Great Book!" 2004-03-22
By Jen (Ontario, Canada)
Free Stuff for baby was not only a fun read for me but brought me directly to sites without hours of searching the web. Plus, I also received free stuff in the mail and I discovered lots of new sites to brouse through. The one thing I liked best about this book is that it has Canadian information and websites along with the American ones. She also tells you what offers are available in Canada and what offers are not.

 "Free Stuff for Baby!" 2004-03-18
By Jane Smith (Houston, TX)
I couldn't get enough of this book!! I found websites on everything I needed: diaper needs, parenting ideas, safety information, educational materials, budgeting for baby! I really feel that I got more than what I paid for and am still using the book as a reference guide for websites.

 "Most of the things could be found online" 2004-03-09
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This book was So-So. I found that many of the things were outdated. Also, it is great for someone who lives in Canada as half of the things in the book are for Canadians. Also, it is great for parents of multiples. Almost every company gives something for multiples but not necessarily one baby. Buy it used.


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Grocery Shopping are becoming more and more expensive. Sarah Holmes is a columnist who shows shoppers how to reduce their grocery bill. Purchase this book to save on groceries in ways you never even imagined possible and begin receiving groceries for free!
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 "Great Ideas for Getting Free Coupons in the Mail" 2009-11-25
By Rebecca Johnson (Washington State)
"Companies appreciate consumer feedback so much that sometimes when it is volunteered, they will send a coupon for a free product." ~ pg. 26



If you have been avoiding writing companies for coupons then you will love this book. There are sample letters and ideas for how to write postcards to get almost free coupons. The only thing you will need to do is to buy pre-stamped postcards.



I used one idea in this book to get a few coupons for products I buy all the time. Going to the company's website and filling out a comment form was well worth the effort. I found this was faster than writing a letter because the coupons arrived so quickly.



So while this book is very short and to the point it will be very useful to anyone who is timid about writing big corporations. Getting coupons in the mail turns out to be really fun and it is even more fun to watch the price of your groceries drop as the clerk scans them at the store.



I went to the author's website and it was down, but there was another URL in the book at the end that I tried and found a great site with lots of excellent deals. Like if you want to save money in the grocery store at amazon there is a link to a special page with a list of offers.



If you enjoy this book, you will also love: 20 Grocery Store Savings Ideas: Grocery Coupon Savings Tips For Those Grocery Shopping On A Budget

and Shop Smart, Save More: Learn The Grocery Game and Save Hundreds of Dollars a Month.



~The Rebecca Review

 "Terrific!" 2009-10-20
By Bookster (Rockford, Illinois USA)
I have heard of people saving a lot of money with coupons but

I didn't really know "how" they did it. I have seen this author's

column in the newspaper and then saw her on TV. I was impressed so

I bought her book. I finally understand how to stretch my dollars!

If you want to know the inside scoop on coupons,

you will appreciate this book too.

Spend a little to save a LOT!

 "Excellent Book" 2009-10-20
By K. Delaporte
I read this book cover to cover. The content is excellent. There are lots of new ideas throughout the book on saving money in the grocery store you won't find in typical woman's magazine. The book was well worth the money and more. I have saved $100's of dollars since applying the knowledge I learned in this book.



I am grateful I bought this book. I knew a lot of traditional methods of saving money on groceries including clipping coupons, finding great grocery deals, etc. This book covered a non-traditional method on how to receive free groceries I had never heard before. The book is worth its weight in gold. I am grateful to the author for making this knowledge available to the general public.

 "How To Receive Free Groceries" 2008-12-17
By momofmany
How to Receive Free Groceries

Save your money...I have never felt the need to rate a book before but i got this tonight after it was recommended from the author. Majority of the pages are taken up with large pictures and large print, maybe to eat us space and bring it up to 90 pages. This is below the basics of coupons, the author tells you to buy post cards and mail them to the manufacturers asking for coupons that is the basis of the book. Oh, and to match up your coupons to the items on sale. Duh!!!! Get another book by another author.


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Cut it Out and Start Saving: A Guide to Effectively Using Coupons and Obtaining Money from Unexpected Resources

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For most of us, the price of consumer goods and services continues to increase. In Cut It Out and Start Saving: A Guide to Effectively Using Coupons and Obtaining Money from Unexpected Resources, authors Denise Long and Phyllis Milano share their secrets for keeping expenditures to a minimum, whether you’re purchasing toilet paper or a new home.

Long and Milano’s proven techniques provide you with several ways to ease your budget and can show you how to:

• Use coupons effectively to receive the most money back
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• Vacation for less
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• Lower utility and insurance bills
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Start saving money today! Let Cut It Out and Start Saving show you how to reduce food bills and save money on vacations, fine dining, and mortgages, keeping your money in your wallet where it belongs!

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 "Very Helpful Websites!" 2009-12-09
By Rebecca Johnson (Washington State)
There are a lot of coupon books out there each with a different focus. "Cut it Out Start Saving" is for the shopper who wants to look for deals online. This book is packed full of websites and essential information. Denise Long and Phyllis Milano have really done their research.



Some of the highlights of this book include: coupons for baby items, websites to go to for savings on vacations, where to get free craft supplies, how to get free medication, where to find help for senior citizens and the disabled and where to find freebies online.



In this book you will learn how to join a coupon train or where to find online printable coupons. While giving good advice the authors also tell stories about how they saved hundreds of dollars with coupons. They even include a picture of the receipts.



As someone who has spent hours online trying to find the best coupon sites I must say this book would have saved me lots of time sorting through google search results. Get this book and start saving money the day you receive it!



~The Rebecca Review



P.S. Look for other coupon books on my "coupon shopping" tag list. :)




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Shop Smart, Save More: Learn The Grocery Game and Save Hundreds of Dollars a Month

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These days the cost of food and other basic necessities is going through the roof. Teri Gault's groundbreaking website, www.TheGroceryGame.com, has already helped millions save serious money. And now she shares the secrets to sensible shopping in one essential volume, so you can feed your family and take care of their needs for thousands of dollars a year less! Shop Smart, Save More provides step-by-step instructions on how to:

• find and shop the right stores
• decode "Everyday Low Prices" and other grocery store lingo
• master the science of coupons
• organize your shopping list
• stockpile effectively
• recognize bogus "bargains" and anticipate real sales
• go green for less green . . . and much, much more!

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 "The Tricks of The Trade" 2009-11-26
By Rebecca Johnson (Washington State)
Teri Gault started using coupons when she was a child. Later she went from riches to rags and back again. Throughout her life she has had times when she literally could not put food on the table unless she used coupons.



First Teri teaches you how to map out your favorite grocery store in your brain. She gives lists of questions to ask about any of the stores you are considering. I do this every time I go shopping at Fred Meyer and write out a list of items to buy on an envelope that now holds all my lovely coupons. I don't need to look at the coupons the whole time I'm shopping because I've written the exact item on the envelope according to where it is in the store. This saves me so much time and makes my life easier when my husband decides he is shopping with me and will be pushing the cart.



This book talks a lot about stockpiling and I do that on a few items, mostly beauty products I know I'm going to use frequently. Teri also recommends stores like Costco and Sam's Club if you are cooking for a crowd.



At the end of the book there is a small section listing websites where you can get free printable coupons. I printed off $4.65 in coupons to use during my next shopping trip.



One of the things I loved about this book was the "Yearly Calendar of Seasonal Savings." That you can refer to throughout the year so you buy everything on sale and with coupons. The lists tell you what time of year to stock up on necessities.



Teri Gault's book has a very cozy style. She also shares her own recipes and gives tips on how to give great parties. Since you will be saving so much money clipping coupons you will have extra cash to do whatever your heart desires. Maybe you are wishing for an exotic vacation. It is now possible if you follow the advice in this book.



Reading this book convinced me that I need to get into the game so I plan to sign up for Teri's four week trial. The stories in this book are amazing and really motivate you into action.



Recently I saved $35 at the grocery store and it was all products and food we really use all the time. I'll put the URL to my page in the comments section so you can see where to go to start clipping online coupons. What is really needed is an entire book of websites that have printable coupons. That would be ideal. If you know of one, please contact me from my website or leave a comment here.



If you love this book, don't miss out on more excellent tips in:



How to Receive Free Groceries



20 Grocery Store Savings Ideas: Grocery Coupon Savings Tips For Those Grocery Shopping On A Budget



Also see my "coupon shopping" tag list for more books I'll be reading soon.



~The Rebecca Review

 "Author used the book to plug her website-poor taste" 2009-11-13
By Liaglynn (Army Wife, All over!)
I'm a couponer and becoming a "gamer" for a few weeks now. I was excited to read this book when I checked it out from the library. Teri chose A very deceptive title for this book. I found her plugging her website more than actually writing about shopping and saving money.



Honestly, after only couponing and "cutting back" for a few weeks now, most of the information in this book, I already knew. I only learned 3 things from this book. 1- To record my name on the cover of my coupon binder and offer a reward if found, 2- "The petroleum in 14 plastic bags could drive a car one mile." and 3-In 2006, a new software made web coupons more accepted by stores and these coupons are worth more than the ones offered in the paper.



After chapter 7, it looks like Teri forgot what kind of book she was writing. It then became a cookbook & party planning book. Chapter 8 is called "You're Invited!" This entire chapter is explaining how she "has gotten party-planning down to a science." Quote from her first paragraph on pg 130. Like most of her book, this has nothing to do with her title, "Shop Smart, Save More"



Thank goodness I checked it out from the library and didn't pay for it.

 "Shop Smart Save More" 2009-11-01
By Rolanda D. Mitchell (Atlanta, GA)
This book has lots of great tips. I've already saved money and I'm not even finished reading the book. Worth the investment.

 "You don't need this book." 2009-08-23
By B. Dailey
Almost everything in this book can be found on her website. There are a few recipes (that don't sound very good) and some helpful websites, but you don't really need it.

 "A Waste of Money" 2009-02-08
By Lee Anne Guryn (Pennsylvania)
This book is a waste of money. Only a very small portion of it is about how to save money on groceries and even that is encouraging you to use her website. I live in a rural area which only has Rite Aid as a store listed on her site. She does not really tell how to use your own store and most of the book is how to have a party and recipes. A Big Disappointment.


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