TheMainKatie

Scroll to the bottom for useful links to various sites for money-saving coupons.

*The total cost per item and the running cost was for me to see how much I was looking w/o tax when I purchase all these items on the current sale. I think I'm making out quite well. I'll make out even better since I will use a reward credit card that I pay off every month to complete this purchase. Also this purchase will count towards Fuel Rewards!

You can Google for most of the coupons I am using or print out coupons from the following sites:
Apple & Eve Juice Coupons
Stonyfield Coupons
Coupons for Glade, Ziploc, Windex, Scrubbing Bubbles, Pledge and Drano
Tyson Coupons
Reynolds Coupons
Malt-O-Meal Cereal Coupon
Pilsbury Coupons
Tabasco Sauce Coupon
Kelloggs Coupons
Horizon Coupons
Coupon Bug *
Coupon Suzy *
Coupons.com  *    
Coupon Network
Smart Source
Saving Star (This site offers digital "rebates" though they call them eCoupons. You register your shopping saving card that you got from your local grocery store and when you accrue at least $5 from purchasing the savings you have activated they deposit money into your PayPal or bank account or you can opt for an Amazon gift card or to donate your savings to the American Forest.)

Walmart, Target, Lowes Foods (will double coupons under $0.99 everyday!), and Food Lion all have coupons on their website you can print.
Lowes Foods even also digital coupons but they only double the print out coupons for now.

You should check out the websites of some of your favorite products. Oftentimes, manufacturers will offer coupons on their site.

* These 3 are basically the same.