Lean Cuisine Delicious Rewards Bonus Codes!

The Delicious Rewards program by Lean Cuisine that I posted about HERE allows you to earn prizes by submitting codes from specially marked packages.

Here are some Bonus Codes that are worth 20 points each and that also count towards the current promotion to earn a free haute coture lunchbag:

LEANLUNCHBAG
FREEBAG12
LCLUVSTEACHERS
FREECODE13
LUNCHBAGFREE

After you enter the code, click on "Facebook" as the product purchased.

Lean Cuisine Delicious Rewards - Amazon Gift Card and free Lunch Tote!

Delicious Rewards from LEAN CUISINE is a way to earn fabulous rewards with the points you collect from their frozen dinners. Each box has code inside printed in red that you can enter at their website HERE to redeem for kitchenware, dining décor, and free Lean Cuisine meals. One of the prizes available currently is an Amazon gift card worth $15.00 for 1400 points!

Delicious Rewards also has a special offer to earn a haute coture lunch tote when you enter 20 codes between now and March 31, 2013.

Each code that you enter is worth 20 points. Specially marked Salad Edition codes are worth 40 points. You may enter up to 10 codes per day. You can also earn 10 bonus points by taking a poll each month.

Dumpster Diving for Fun and Profit!

I'm back from my vacation and checking in.

Here is a post that I wrote just before I left, but it is relevant anytime. 

When I first started couponing I subscribed to receive two Sunday editions of the Washington Post every week. I quickly realized, however, that I was missing out on many deals because I just didn't have enough coupons.  A lot of deals seem to require four "like" coupons for some reason.

At first, I would buy extra papers if there was a super deal, but that was costly. I was opposed to buying coupons off eBay or from clipping services. After all, what was the point of spending money to save money?  Where were these vendors getting all those extra inserts, anyway?  I wasn't convinced that their sources were legitimate.

A light bulb went off in my head when I realized that I could find coupon inserts at my local recycling center for free. Soon, I began finding many other valuable things at my recycling center, including:

• Books
• Box Tops for Education (BTFE)
• Campbell's Labels for Education (CLFE)
• Purina Weight Circles
• UPC's for various refund deals
• Lean Cuisine codes
• Stouffer's codes
• Catalina coupons
• Coke codes
• Kashi codes
• Cars2 codes
• Brand new envelopes and mailing labels 

All of these things are valuable for trading in the coupon world except for the books, which I donate.  Here you see my take from my last dumpster dive - I don't actually dive in - I just stand at the window and cull through the contents.

I also found something today that I have never run across before. A brand new 5-pack of 30 gallon lawn and refuse bags from the Home Depot like these.

I think that is what I love about dumpster diving - you just never know what treasure you will run across. And one of the benefits of living in Loudoun County, I guess, is that some of the residents are so wealthy they throw away perfectly good things without a thought, and then I don't have to pay for them!

Good Deals at Bloom

Here are a couple of items worth stopping into Bloom for this week:

- Dr. Pepper 2-liter bottles are on sale for .99 each. Some of the bottles have square "peelie" coupons on them to save $1.50 when you buy two. That makes them .24 each!



When I purchased my Dr. Pepper last night I got a whole bunch of "catalina" coupons. They are called catalinas because they spit out of a machine next to the register provided by the Catalina Marketing company. They are good OYNO - On Your Next Order.  If you want to know what purchases will trigger a catalina, you can find out at the Coupon Network website.

Here are the catalinas that I received:

- $2.00 off your next Sheffield Beef purchase of $9.00 or more
- $1.00 of your next bathroom tissue purchase of $5.00 or more
- $1.00 off your next refrigerated juice purchase of $4.00 or more
- $1.50 off your next laundry detergent purchase
- $1.50 off your next frozen dinners or entrees purchase
- $1.00 off your next packaged salad purchase

These catalinas all say "Store Coupon" on them, which means they can be "stacked" with a manufacturer's coupon!

I plan to pick up a free bag of Fresh Express Salad tonight, on sale for .99 with the cat for $1.00 off my next salad purchase, then pay .50 for a Lean Cuisine dinner, on sale for $2.00 each, with the $1.50 frozen dinner cat.