Price: $2.44

It was love at first site.  I mean I could virtually see my coupons organizing themselves.  Ok, well maybe it wasn’t going to be that easy, but anything had to be better than what I was currently using. You know, the-stuff-everything-in-an-envelope-and-search-through-it-all-whenever-I-want-to-use-a-specific-coupon method.

Come on, don’t tell me you don’t use that method too?!

Well, No More!

Thanks to this handy organizer {and my ever-so-helpful-hubby) my coupons are looking drastically more organized.

The sleek gray binder has two sets of clear pockets on each clear plastic page.

A pocket for my full-sized coupon ads, which I have separated by date.

And a smaller, close-able pocket on the front of each side for my loose coupons.

This new system makes grabbing the coupons I need a fast and easy process {read: no more long searches through useless coupons}.  Now I can hop on CouponMom, find the coupon matches I need, and then I only have to search through my binder by date; cutting out only what I need.

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I’m lazy. There I said it. Now I feel better.

I’m also on a budget and the two do not go hand in hand (surprising I know.)  You see, I need to cut coupons and shop sales at my local Kroger in order to feed our family of four on a budget of $75 every two weeks. But as I said earlier, I am lazy.  I do not have the time, patience, or energy to sift through the ad and coupon match.  I just don’t.

Luckily there is CouponMom.com.  I love this imaginary Coupon Mom.  Seriously. I wish she were my mom.  Then I would get all the good cool foods for uber cheap and save time in the process.

But alas, she is not (at least I don’t think so).  SO…in exchange I use her. Yup. I use Coupon Mom.  Seriously. This website makes my Sunday (grocery day) so much easier.  I hop online Sunday morning before church, log-in, check out this week’s specials, check the boxes for the deals I want to take advantage of, and print.

Out of my printer comes a list with all of the coupons for each eligible item already listed.  If you keep your coupon inserts together, labeled on the front with the date they were issued, the job gets even easier. You see, she has it all laid out for you.  What coupon, from which insert on what date.  Then you just cut out the coupons you are going to use that day.

No more cutting out all the coupons I might use (but then don’t), scavenging through them to find the right ones, then being exhausted by all the work. No, no. All the hard stuff is already done for you.

Just choose, print, cut, and go. Simple right?

I thought so too!

What do you do to make grocery shopping easier? I’d really love to know!

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Disclosure: I am not affiliated with or have any connection with Coupon Mom.com.  I have just found using her site helpful.  I have not been compensated in any way for this post. Thank you.

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• Save the original UPC codes
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• Fill out this form and submit it online.
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