On Mon, 19 Sep 2011 22:39:32 -0400, Nancy Young <email@replyto> wrote:

>On 9/19/2011 9:59 PM, Polly Esther wrote:
>> I guess this is on topic.
>> Today I needed to order some pepper - both teli and white from Penzey's.
>> When I typed in "Penzey's" there popped up several coupon sites before I
>> moved on down to the real catalog site.
>
>> We believe in Santa Claus and the Easter Bunny; have suspicions about
>> the Great Pumpkin. Do any of these coupon sites actually benefit cooks
>> or do they just want to give us 1% off of 12 dozen pairs of golf cleats
>> and give our spam filter constant grief? Polly
>
>Whenever you shop online you should always search for coupons
>for that particular website. If you see an offer that appeals
>to you, you'll find a promo code or whatever they're calling it.
>It can save you good money on your order or for shipping.
>
>nancy

Many web sites for national brand products have coupons you can print,
or register to receive coupons by snail mail. Whenever possible I
phone my order, I simply ask for the promotional discount and if one
exists I've yet to be refused. Penzeys has their coupons in their
catalog... they don't give discounts but if requested will include a
sample with your phone-in order. And this reminds me to go to the
Freschetta web site to print my coupons.