I know many of you are waiting for my daily Groupon Deals of the Day post.. It is coming although it will be a bit later tonight.  In the meantime, if you want to check out the daily Groupon deals for yourself, go HERE.

Below are the highlights of this week’s Winn Dixie ad.  I tried to post all of the deals below that are priced at $1.00 or less.  I am also posting a couple of higher priced deals that are note worthy.  (I am only showing the best coupon matchups.  If you do not have the coupons below, go to the entire sales/ad matchup to see every single coupon available for each sales item)  To see this week’s entire Winn Dixie sales ad/coupon matchups, go HERE.

SunnyD citrus drinks, 64 oz, BOGO save up to $1.99 on 2 **makes it $0.99 each

Green Giant vegetables, 14.5-15.5 oz, BOGO save up to $1.39 on 2 **makes it $0.70 each

Dinty Moore beef stew, Hormel tamales, Chili Master or with or without beans Hormel Chili, 15 oz, BOGO save up to $2.59 on 2
–$0.75/1 Hormel Chili Masters Chili Product
**Buy 2, use two $0.75/1, makes them $0.55 each

WD long grain rice, 1 lb, BOGO save up to $1.00 on 2 **makes it $0.50 each

Aquafresh Extreme Clean or Advanced toothpaste, 5-6 oz, BOGO save up to $3.49 on 2
–$1/1 Aquafresh Extreme Clean
–$1/1 Aquafresh Extreme Clean
**Buy 2, use two $1/1, makes them $0.75 each

Vlasic relish or pickles, 10-46 oz, BOGO save up to $3.79 on 2
–$0.55/1 Vlasic Pickles, Peppers, or Relish
**Buy 2, use two $0.55/1, makes them $1.34

Tetley tea bags, 24 ct, BOGO save up to $2.39 on 2
-$0.55/1 Tetley Tea 9/26/2010 SS Insert (exp 12/31/2010)
**Buy 2, use two $0.55/1, makes them $0.65 each

Toufayan pita bread, 12 oz, 10/$10

Ro-Tel diced tomatoes, 10 oz, 10/$10
–$1/3 Ro-tel Diced Tomatoes
**Buy 3, use one $1/3, makes them $0.67 each

Margaret Holmes vegetables, 15 oz, or seasoned greens, 27 oz, 10/$10

Del Monte Fruit, 8.25-8.5 oz, or WD fruit bowls, 6 oz, 10/$10
-$1/5 Del Monte Product 9/19/2010 RP Insert (exp 11/15/2010)
**Buy 5, use one $1/5, makes them $0.80 each

Comet cleanser, 21 oz powder, or Fabuloso, 28 oz, 10/$10
-$0.35/1 Comet Cleanser or Spray 10/10/2010 SS Insert (exp 12/31/2010)
**makes it $0.65

Washington state Granny Smith or Gala Disney Garden mini apples, .99¢ lb

Sweet, red or white onions, .99¢ lb

Sanderson Farms chicken thighs or drumsticks, family pk, $1.19 lb

WD fresh roasting chicken, includes Paul Prudhomme’s seasoning packet, $1.19 lb

Wonka Mix-Ups, 18.7 oz, $2.99
–$1.50/1 Wonka Mix-Ups
–$1/2 Nestle or Wonka Candy
**Buy 1, use one $1.50/1, makes it $1.49

Mott’s for Tots, Mott’s apple juice, Welch’s Essentials or WD grape juice, 64 oz, 2 for $5.00
–$1/1 Welch’s Essentials
**Buy 1 Welch’s Essentials, use one $1/1, makes it $1.50

If you’ve been couponing for a while now, one thing you’re probably very aware of is how big your stockpile is growing.  Well, it’s time to put that stockpile of non-perishables to good use!  The church where we attend, Calvary Baptist – corner of McMullen Booth and Drew in Clearwater – has partnered with Eisenhower Elementary to participate in the Warren Backpack Program, a local charity that provides meals for at-risk kids whose only meal of the day comes when they’re at school.  We were shocked to find out that 85 kids at this school are actually considered “homeless” – either living in a car or with a relative because their families have lost their homes!

When Pat Marder, Director of Ministries and Missions at our church, heard these statistics, she immediately committed to adopting all 85 students, and has pledged to help another 50 who are on the waiting list.  It costs roughly $4 a week to feed one child, around $200 for the year – that’s it!  I know with my stockpile and savings this year, I can help a lot of children by myself. But even better, I know YOU all can really make a difference with your stockpiles!

I’ve committed to helping these children and I need your help.  On November 20th from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., we will be setting up shop at Calvary Baptist Church, 110 N. McMullen Booth Rd, Clearwater, FL, 33759, to take in all of your non-perishable food items.  We will pick up your donations at the circle drive located at the high school entrance of Calvary.  Make sure that your food items have not expired. We will accept ANY non-perishables, toiletries, pet food, etc etc.  However, we are in particular need of the following items:

Entrée/Protein Items (all canned)
Chef Boyardee meal
Cans of any type of hearty soup
Baked Beans
Cans of chili and beans

Vegetable (all canned)
Green Beans
Corn
Peas

Fruit (canned or plastic containers)
Mandarin oranges
Pear halves
Fruit salad
Pineapple chunks
Boxes of raisins

If you don’t live in the Tampa area and would like to still help, please send all donations to the above address, c/o PAT MARDER, DIRECTOR OF MINISTRIES AND MISSIONS.  Or – if you live north of Pinellas county and would like to donate food, please contact me.  I would be willing to meet you in Pasco county to gather your donations.

I can’t think of a better way to bless others the way that we’ve been blessed through saving money on our grocery bills!

Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaways below!!  I have even more giveaways planned for the next couple of weeks AND I’m thinking that once I hit 4,000 Addicted to Saving Facebook Fans it might be time for a special giveaway?!? 😉

I used Random.org to select the winners below!  Congratulations to the winners – I am sending you an email right now.  I will need to hear from you by Tuesday, October 19th at 5 pm EST.  Otherwise, I will have to select a new winner.

Pillsbury Sweet Moments Gift Pack Winner

Comment #7

If you are lucky enough to live near an Albertsons, then you should definitely check out their sales ad for this week.  Carrie left a comment on my “What is Your Chicken Stockpile Price” post regarding this great sale!  This week they have Boneless Chicken Breasts on sale $1.49/lb.  (I confirmed this price at the Clearwater, Valrico and one of the Sarasota locations..)

**Prices vary depending on where you live and what Albertsons you shop at.  Go HERE to find an Albertsons near you and to check out the sales price at your local store.

Thanks Carrie! 🙂

I have been working behind the scenes on a really awesome deal.. I am not posting about the “deal” yet because it isn’t official and I don’t want to get anyone’s hopes up.  BUT, I do have a few question for all of you and I would GREATLY appreciate your feedback! 

1) What have you been spending per pound on boneless, skinless, chicken breasts the past 6 months? 

2) What is the stockpile price that you are willing to pay on chicken breasts?  I am asking here what price would you be willing to pay on 20lbs+ of boneless chicken breasts.. 

3) Where do you buy your chicken breasts?

And, I know many of you probably want to know my answers.. The past 4-6 months I have been living off of my frozen chicken stockpile where I spent $1.99/lb on the chicken.  I will stock up (i.e. buy 20 lbs or more) on chicken that is $1.99/lb or less.  I buy my chicken at Publix and sometimes Sweetbay depending on who has the better sale…

Thanks in advance for your help with these questions!