Pulling together a plentiful Easter basket doesn’t have to cost a fortune, especially when you use coupons! That’s right; coupons aren’t just for groceries anymore. By using online sites such as Coupons.com and reading through weekly drugstore ads, you can put together a Fabulous Easter basket and save while doing it. Here’s an example of a cute basket of product worth more than $40, but using coupons you pay only $28.30. You don’t have to skimp out on the name brands, either – this basket included treats such as Hershey’s and Russell Stover chocolate, Crayola and Hot Wheels.
With April 24 just around the corner, household savings expert, Jeanette Pavini has a few other tips to get the best deals this holiday:
- Add some variety to the basket. Visit Coupons.com for printable coupons and coupon codes on Easter basket treats such as movies, board games and candy. Also – keep an eye out for buy-one-get-one coupon options.
- Sign up for your local drugstore or grocery store savings program to save even more. Many times, stores will offer their members buy two deals. This allows consumers to get multiple products and have additional savings.
- Visit your local drug store or grocery store website regularly to stock up on coupons and deals – some sites even offer coupons and deals for customers who watch short videos on various topics.
We hope you all have fun putting together an Easter Basket of your own! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We look forward to seeing them!
-Heather
* We did not receive monetary compensation for this review. We wanted to pass along this money-saving information to our readers because That’s IT Mommy loves saving money!
4 comments
Very inspiring to me to try and make a fun filled basket for a fraction of the price. I’ll be scouring the sales! Thanks for sharing.
Good timing for your post. I just caught that reality show on Extreme Couponing and I’m up for the challenge on a smaller scale 🙂 Thanks!
Hi! Stopping by from MBC. Great blog!
Have a nice day!
Awesome idea… Thanks! 🙂