More places to find coupons for organic and natural products

A list of blogs, grocery store websites and apps that can help you save money at the grocery store.

Mon, Jan 24 2011 at 6:06 PM

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Yesterday, I gave you a list of coupon and brand websites that are great resources of organic and natural coupons. The post got rather long, so I created a second post with some additional online resources.

Blogs

Some really nice people spend a lot of time hunting down coupons and deals on organic and natural foods, and then they post what they find.

Organic Deals Blog – This is a great website that I discovered only recently. The blog seems to be updated several times a day with coupon resources, tips on where to combine specific coupons with specific sales to get the best bang for your buck, and links to freebies. They also seem to scour Groupons from all across the country to find ones that are good for organics. I made sure to like them on Facebook so that every time a new deal is put on their blog, it pops up in my Facebook stream.
$5 Dinners – This blog lists all sorts of coupon deals, not just organic or natural coupons. But, if you keep an eye on it, every once in a while you’ll get a tip on some great coupons. The blog also has recipes and money saving tips.

Grocery store websites

Many grocery stores offer coupons that are only good in their own store. I can’t track down every store out there, so if you’re store isn’t listed here, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t offer coupons.

Whole Foods – Printable coupons that also appear in Whole Food’s “The Whole Deal” value guide.
Publix – Most of the coupons are for conventional products, but once in a while there will be one for an organic or natural item.
Walmart – If you grocery shop at Walmart, you might find a coupon or two here for something you need.

Apps

There are some smartphone apps that will send coupons to your printer or load them directly onto your grocery store club card.

Grocery IQ – I reviewed this free app for the iPhone sometime ago. It’s also available for the iPad and Android. It keeps your grocery list for you, and it also has a coupon function.
Coupons.com – This free app is from the same people who created the coupons.com website. The app is only available for the iPhone and iPad and allows you to print coupons or add them to your grocery store club card.
Cellfire – The Cellfire app allows you to choose a grocery store near you and then put coupons right onto your grocery store club card. At the moment, there does not seem to be any coupons that I’d be interested in adding to my club card, but I imagine the coupons change from time to time. It only takes a minute to check it out, so it’s worth a look into.

Other sources

Don’t overlook good, old-fashioned printed coupons. Most Sunday papers still have coupon sections. Grocery stores have those little shelf coupon holders — once in a while you might find a desirable coupon in there. I shop at Wegman’s, and they have a monthly free magazine in the organic foods section that usually has two or three coupons in it. Women’s magazines, food magazines and health magazines often have coupons on the advertising pages.

Okay, I know I’ve probably missed some great sites, and you’re dying to let me know what they are. I’d be more than happy to do a reader’s choice post if I can get at least five legitimate online resourced for grocery store coupons that I’ve missed in today’s or yesterday’s post.

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John Jan 27 2011 at 11:07 PM

If you can store your Sunday paper coupons in a pile somewhere, you can use www.couponmom.com. She explains what do to with any newspaper coupons (including RedPlum and SmartSource and others). She databases these national coupon distributors and lets you organize your coupons, build a shopping list directly out of the coupons, and has ways to filter the coupons based on percentage saved. If you aim for 50% savings as a minimum, then throw in manufacturers coupons, you will see big savings. My

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best savings day is 74% saved!

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Ginger Jones Jan 26 2011 at 10:18 AM

There may not be as many organic coupons as some would like. I often wonder if those that feel there aren't enough realize that they are capable of offsetting their overall expense by using the coupons that ARE available for all of the other non-organic products that they purchase. It is basically is the glass half full or half empty point of view. If you want coupons for a particular brand and can't find them, email, write or call the company and tell them you are looking for coupons for your fave

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products. Many times you will receive several for your efforts. Ginger Jones AttentionDealShoppers.com