On Mon, 22 Aug 2016 22:09:04 -0400, Brooklyn1 wrote:

> On Mon, 22 Aug 2016 20:30:20 +0100, Janet > wrote:
>
>>In article >, gravesend10
says...
>>>
>>> The only worthwhile coupons I use are for cat food and cat litter and
>>> I get those via snail mail directly from the manufacturers. All the
>>> other coupons I see are either for new junk food products or for
>>> something I had tried that I wouldn't want again even were it free. I
>>> do use some coupons from the BJs monthy that's snail mailed for being
>>> a member. The bargains I find are from checking a couple of local
>>> store's weekly circular on line... they arrive by email and only takes
>>> me five minutes to scan through for the few items I'd buy
>>
>> We don't get coupons here, but smkt weekly circulars get delivered
>>along with the mail so I watch for the latest loss-leaders. Whenever
>>they offer a bargain reduction or BOGOF on storeable supplies we
>>regularly use, I bulk buy a hefty supply. (We have ample storage space).
>> Janet UK.
>
> I probably have more storage space than most smkts but still I'm aware
> of 'best used by dates' and most of those sales occur regularly.
> Tomorrow I'll be going into town to shop and one sale is for 7-Up
> which we use, but just because it's B2G3F I'll only buy the five 12
> packs because they will have the same sale in about a month for
> Sprite, the same lemon lime flavor... and we don't consume a dozen
> cans a day each. They also have Grade AA medium eggs on sale for
> 79¢/doz but I'll only get three dozen as eggs are perishable and
> there'll be a similar sale shortly... eggs and chickens are always on
> sale here due to all the very large poultry farms in the area... one
> of the biggest costs for perishables is transportation... this is a
> farming community, most huge livestock operations are within five
> miles of my front door, a cattle farm and a chicken farm I can walk to
> in under ten minutes... and then many of my neighbors sell eggs,
> chickens, honey, maple syrup, and even fleeces for spinning. I have a
> neighbor less than 1/4 mile down this road who raises llamas. alpaca,
> and vicuna, and he makes gorgeous spinning wheels for sale. The
> couple takes in all sorts of neglected/abused animals, I donate food
> for their livestock. They sell eggs and honey too They have a very
> nice web site featuring all their critters but I won't post it here
> for the world to know where I live.

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