Flat Bread Turkey, Bacon, and Ranch Sandwiches

Flat Bread Turkey, Bacon, Ranch Sandwiches

Greek Pita Flat Bread

Deli Slices Turkey- 4 slices

Turkey Bacon- 2 slices

Lettuce

Sliced Cheese

Ranch Dressing

Mustard

Warm up your flat bread for about 30 seconds in the microwave.  Spread 1 tbsp Ranch Dressing over bread and put mustard on one half of that (unless you really like mustard, then you can spread it over the whole thing).  Add your meat to 1/2, cheese on top of that, bacon next, then your lettuce.  LOVE IT!

Tacos

Tacos

This are so incredibly easy.  They only take about 10 minutes.  Here is what you will need:

Hamburger or Turkey burger- browned

Taco Seasoning

1- 6oz can Tomato Sauce

1/4 C. Water

Tortilla Shells

Shredded Cheese

Shredded Lettuce

Sour Cream (optional)

Salsa (optional)

1.  Brown your hamburger meat.  (You can substitute with Turkey burger for a healthier choice).  Drain the

    grease.

2.  Add water, tomato sauce and your taco seasoning.  If you buy the packets, add about 1/2 and see if that

   is flavorful enough.  I think the full packet is too much, but you may like it.  Cook about 5 minutes until this

   is warm and slightly bubbling.  Remove from heat.

3.  While the meat is cooking, cut your lettuce into 1/4" to 1/2" shreds.  Warm your tortilla shells.

4.  Serve.

*We also like to use the Greek Pita flatbreads sometimes to make Gorditas.  They are really good this way too.

**Also, by the way.  Apparently not everyone uses the tomato sauce.  I guess it is a family secret I am sharing!  The packet actually does say just to add water, but the tomato sauce just makes it way more delicious!

Lemon Pepper Chicken, Baked Potato, Salad

Lemon Pepper Chicken, Baked Potato, Salad

Lemon Pepper Chicken

This is such a simple, healthy recipe, but oh so easy!  I think you will enjoy the simplicity.
Ingredients needed:
Enough chicken breast to feed your family
Lemon pepper
Crock pot
(Yep, that easy!!)

Place the chicken breasts (a whole chicken works good too) in crock pot.  Sprinkle with lemon pepper.  Cook in crock pot on low for 8 hours.  Halfway through turn chicken over.  I also like to baste the chicken periodically with the juices in the bottom.



Baked Potato

  These are so easy to make and delicious.  Just scrub as many potatoes as your family will eat.  Either warp in aluminum foil, or place directly on the racks in the oven.  Bake at 250° for about 2 hours, or 350° for about 1 hour.

Salad

   There are really so many creative ways you can make a salad so you are not eating the same boring thing all of the time.  My favorite is just to add dried cranberries, blueberries, and creamy poppyseed dressing.  Yum!

Mashed Potato Bowls

Mashed Potato Bowl

Mashed Potatoes

Gravy

Canned or Frozen Corn

Popcorn Chicken

Shredded Cheese

This is a fun meal to use up any left over Mashed Potatoes and Gravy from Day 8.

1.  Cook your popcorn chicken pieces at 450° for about 20 minutes.

2.  Cook your canned corn in a microwave safe bowl for about 3 minutes just before the chicken is done.  If

     you are doing frozen corn, empty your package in a medium sauce pan and add water.  Cook until all of

     the corn is thoroughly hot.

3.  Warm up your mashed potatoes and gravy, or follow directions from Day 8 to make fresh ones.

4.  Once everything is warmed up, just start adding it to your bowl.  Mashed potatoes, popcorn chicken,

     corn, cheese, then gravy on top.  Just the way KFC serves it!

Breakfast Burritos

Breakfast Burritos

8-10 Tortilla shells- taco size works great

8 eggs

8 slices of bacon (I use Turkey bacon.  They are only 35 calories each and taste just as good as pork)

Tator Tots- enough to fill the bottom of a pie pan or 8X8 pan

Shredded cheese- about 1 cup

1.  Start to bake the tator tots in the oven at 450 for about 18 minutes.  I like to add a little seasoning salt to

      them before I put them in the oven.

2.  Cook your bacon strips.  If you have a griddle, it is wonderful for this.  Just lay your slices out and turn it

      up to 300°.  Cook until both sides are evenly cooked.  Take off and lay on a separate plate to cool.

    -If you do not have a griddle, you can line them up on a microwave safe plate, separate each level with a     

     paper towel or napkin to absorb any grease or cook in a skillet on the stove.

3.  After the bacon is cooked, spray your griddle or pan with cooking spray and add your scrambled eggs to

     it.  Add salt and pepper to taste and cook until done.

4.  Warm up your tortilla shells for about 1 minute.

5.  About this time, all of your items should be finished cooking.  Pull your tator tots out and smash into the

    eggs.  Crumble up the bacon into the eggs.  You can either add shredded cheese now, or after you dish

    each tortilla up individually.  I have one child who doesn't like cheese, so I do it individually.

6.  Dish about 1 cup of the food onto your tortilla shell, fold it up, and serve.

Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, and Cooked Carrots

Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Cooked Carrots

Mashed Potatoes

   I discovered a delicious twist to mashed potatoes about 2 months ago, totally because I was out of milk.  Here is what I did. . .  After boiling about 6 medium potatoes until tender, I mashed them in my bosch.  I added about 2 tbsp of butter.  I went to go add milk to make it creamy and saw I was out of milk.  I did have some sour cream though.  I added about 1/2 cup of sour cream.  I was very skeptical about how they turned out, but they were incredible!  So you can do the traditional mashed with milk in them or try sour cream.

   Another thing I like to do is just add a packet of ranch dressing powder if I am feeling to lazy to make gravy.  It is also really good.

Simple Gravy

   This is if you do not have drippings from a meat or if you don't have enough drippings, you can supplement with this. . .

   Take about 1 cup of water and 1 bullion cube.  You can use beef or chicken depending on what you fixed for dinner.  Make sure the bullion cube gets either smashed by you or desolves completely in the water.  Bring this to a boil.  While it is warming up, put 1-2 tbsp of all-purpose flour in a cup and add water until it makes it just runnier than a paste.  I would use a fork or wisk for this part so you make it smooth.   If it is still sticking to your fork or wisk, add just a little more.  One the broth is boiling, add your mixture into it and stir with your wisk until it becomes thickened.  It will only take a minute or two.  If it does not get thick, repeat the flour/water step and make a little less watery.

Cooked Carrots

   In a skillet, add however many carrots will feed your family.  I add about 2 cups for my family of 4 1/2 (my baby doesn't eat a whole lot yet).  Fill the skillet with water until it is just above the carrots.  Add just about 1 tbsp of butter, salt and pepper.  Turn the stove on medium and cook until the carrots are tender.  Drain out the rest of the water and serve.

Parmesan Chicken and Pasta

Parmesan Chicken and Pasta

Chicken  

This is another one that is simple and I am sure one of my other sisters has a more elaborate recipe.  Here is what we do though.  I just get the frozen breaded chicken patties and place them in a 9X13 pyrex dish.  I use maybe 1/4 cup of spaghetti sauce (what was leftover from the night before), and put that on top of the chicken patties.  Cook for about 20 minutes on 350°.  Pull it out long enough to put a slice of cheese on top.  I have used all varieties so choose your favorite.  Bake for another 2-3 minutes until it is melted.

Pasta

While that is baking, boil your water for your pasta and cook the pasta.

Beans

In another pan, cook your beans.  I like to put the whole can of beans (water included), about a tbsp of butter, and about 1 tbsp of dried onions in the pan and let it cook until all of the water is gone on medium heat.  This is all ready in about 20-25 minutes.

Flat Bread Pizza

Flat Bread Pizza

  These are so incredibly easy and good.  My kids and I love them.  We tend to have them when he is not home because they are not his favorite, but they are definitly kid friendly and I personally like them too!

You just need:

 Pita bread (I love the Greek Pita bread at Costco.  You can get 12 of them there for $3.00.  You can buy it other places, it is just at least 2x's as much and you only get like 6).

Pizza Sauce (or spaghetti sauce)

Cheese

Pepperoni

(any other toppings you would like)

I like to turn my cookie sheets over and put the flat breads out on the bottom side of them.  It makes for easier cutting.  Add about 2 spoonfuls of the pizza sauce and spread it around.  Add the toppings you have chosen and bake in the oven at 350° for 10 min.  This truly is so easy, my 10 year old was making them for lunch by himself last year when he was 9.

These are only about 330 calories for the cheese pizza and about 470 for the pepperoni.  They are very filling.  We never eat more than 1 per person.  Great little personal pizzas.

Ham and Swiss Sliders

Ham and Swiss Sliders

When our little sister, Melanie got married about 2 1/2 years ago, she had made these for her reception and they were so yummy, I had to try them at home.  The recipe I used was from www.mychocolatetherapy.com, which my server is telling me is no longer available.  I want to give credit where credit is due though!    

For this you will need:  

12 good White Dinner Rolls (Hawaiian Rolls are fantastic)

12 small pieces of deli cut Honey Ham

12 small slices of Swiss Cheese

1/3 cup Mayonnaise

1/3 cup Miracle Whip

Poppy Seed Sauce

1/2 tbsp Poppyseeds

1 1/2 tbsp Yellow Mustard

1/2 C. Butter, melted

1 tbsp Minced Onions

1/2 tsp Worcestershire Sauce

In a small bowl, mix together mayonaise and miracle whip.  Spread onto both sides of the center of each roll.  Place a slice of ham and a slice of swiss cheese inside of each roll.  Close rolls and place them into a large baking dish or heavy cookie sheet.  Place very close together.

In a medium bowl, whisk together all of the poppy seeds sauce ingredients.  Pour evenly over all of the sandwiches.  Let sit 10 mintues or until butter sets slightly.  Cover with tin foil and bake at 350° for 12-15 minutes or until cheese is melted and tops are lightly hard.  Uncover and cook an additional 2 minutes.  Serve warm.

**Sandwiches can be assemble a day ahead and kept in the fridge, ready to bake.

(The original lady who posted this said what makes it is the combo of miracle whip and mayo.  I don't usually buy miracle whip but I did for this.  I don't know that it is truly necessary.  None of the other recipes I saw had this requirement.  I do usually just mix up what it calls for and leave the remaining in an air tight container in my fridge until the next time I make it.)

Grilled Chicken, Augratin, and Biscuits

Grilled Chicken, Augratin, Biscuits

   Chicken:

   For the chicken, either pick your favorite marinade and let it bathe in that for about 30 minutes or try something like this.  Use lemon pepper seasoning and sprinkle over the chicken.  Or, in a large ziplock bag, put about 1/2 c of olive oil, 1/4 c of vinegar, and about 2 tsp of poultry seasoning in the bag.  Put your chicken in there and close the bag.  Try to get as much of the air out as you can.  Allow the chicken to marinade in that for 30 min.

   Once your chicken is ready, fire up the grill and cook until the outside is a golden brown and inside is fully cooked.

Augratin Potatoes:

   I know some people probably don't consider this cooking, but I do.  I usually just use the "Betty Crocker" box and follow directions on that.  If I find a great recipe that is simple, easy, and yummy, I will post that later!

Biscuits:  

    Again, this may not be cooking to you, but I am just terrible at making bread of any kind, so this is what I do. . .  Get the "Pillsbury Home Style Biscuits" and use one of these 2 versions.

   1.  Melt about 2 tbsp of butter in a pie pan at 350°.  Once it is melted, sprinkle some garlic powder over the top of it.  Take the biscuits one at a time, stick in the butter, then turn over and leave.   Do this to all of them until all 10 are in the pan.  Sprinkle the tops with parmesan cheese.  Cook for about 10 min.

   2.  Do the same thing as in version 1, but do not add the garlic powder or the parmesan cheese.  You can add jam at dinner or just eat them plain like this.  

    Either version is really good so you won't go wrong.

Creamy Shrimp Over Pasta

We have posted this once before in our post for our Dad's "50th Birthday Party", but this is one of the recipes I have chosen this month for one of my dinners.  Hopefully this will make it a little easier to find it too!  This was a recipe Heather shared with us at the party.  It was a HUGE hit.  My family really loves it too.  It is rich, creamy and delicious.

Creamy Tomato Shrimp Over Pasta

12 lg. tomatoes

3/4 c. butter
1/3 c. sugar
1 1/2 tsp. kosher salt
1/2 tsp. coarse black pepper
1/2 tsp. crushed red pepper
1 1/2 c. heavy cream
5 green onions
2 tbsp. olive oil
2 green peppers
2 lbs. large shrimp, cooked and deveined shrimp
16 oz. pkg. angel hair pasta

Clean and dice tomatoes.  In a large pot melt butter and gently stir in diced tomatoes.  Add sugar, salt, pepper and crushed red pepper.  Let tomatoes simmer for 30 minutes, stirring occasionally.  Fold in heavy cream and sliced green onions.  Rinse green peppers and remove seeds; cut into small pieces.  Heat olive oil in a heavy skillet and sauté green peppers.  Fold in cooked shrimp and fry until the tips are golden.  Add to tomato sauce.  Cook pasta al dente according to directions on package.  Serve creamy tomato shrimp over pasta

My husband loves shrimp and sea food, I do not.  So, I actually make this as one sauce until it is time to add the shrimp, then I separate it into 2 skillets to finish cooking it and to serve!

Update on my 30 Day Challenge #2

  So, I am back and I know it is a little longer than 30 days, but I have good excuses.  I was out for 2 weeks with a back injury and then got sick a week later.  Long story short I have only been doing the second challenge for 9 days straight again, but I am happy to say, I have lost another 2 inches.  It has been 10 inches total since my first 30 day Challenge about 2 months ago!  I am so excited.  I have also lost 2 more pounds since my last report.  Happy day.  I hope you all are having as much success with these as I have.  Please share with me so I can be encouraged by you too.

~Stacy~

30 Day Fitness Challenges

  I am so excited to share this fitness challenge with anyone willing to try read it and possibly try it too.  Michelle introduced me to this 32 days ago and I am really thrilled with the results from the first challenge.  Out of all of the sisters, I feel like (and look like) I have had the hardest time losing baby weight after each of my 3 children.  I am usually able to lose about 1/2 of what I gained in the pregnancy and then it just stops and piles on again after the next child.  I just experienced this AGAIN with my 3rd child and FINALLY after 8 long months, I am starting to see a change again.  I know I am not the only one who has this difficulty even though it feels like it sometimes, so I hope this will give someone else out there hope and support as I have needed it!

So, 32 days ago, I started the 30 day ab and 30 day squat challenge found at the 30 Day Fitness Challenge site.  They have 18 different challenges to choose from, basically for any part of the body that might be a problem.  They start out small and by day 30, you are doing crazy amounts of things.  When I first looked at it and saw the day 30 challenge, I thought, good luck.  It actually was quite manageable and I was able to finish it no problem!  A piece of advice is to measure yourself on day 1, day 15, and again on the final day so you really can see where you are.  I tell you, my day 15 measurement got me very motivated as I had already lost 2 inches at my waist, and another 2 inches between my legs!  My final measurements were 3 inches off my waist, 1 inch off my hips, and 3 3/4 inches off my legs.  Grand total 7 3/4 inches!!!  I only lost 3 pounds, but I am not letting that defeat me.  Muscle burns fat, right, so it should show in the pounds shortly.  I will be happy to report when that happens too!  I also have gotten comments (really good ones) about 4 times in the last 2 weeks about my legs and how I am looking so YAY!!!

So here is the chart, directly from the 30 Day Fitness website for the ab/squat challenge:

   If you have an android or iphone, you can also download their apps for each challenge.  I also added 2 things to my routine.  First, when I did my squats, I would also do 30-60 calf raises.  I have 3 positions for it.  1.  First is just with toes pointing forward.  2.  Next, toes pointing in toward each other.  3.  Finally, heels touching and toes pointing out.  I would do either 10, 15, or 20 in each position.  If the squat day was light, I would do 10, after 2-3 days, I would do 15, and the last 2-3 days I would do 20.  You can either do these all in a row, or space them out in between squats.  For instance, on day 12, it calls for 60 squats.  I would do 20 squats, then 15 calf raises, 20 more squats, 15 more calf raises, etc.  It worked awesome!  

   The next thing I added was leg lift ab crunches.  I would just do as many as it said to do with the sit-ups.  This is the one where you lie on your back with legs out straight.  Lift your toes straight up toward the sky so your body makes an L. 

   This month, I am definitely continuing to do a 30 day challenge.  I am using their push up challenge, found below.  

  I am also going to continue doing 20-40 squats everyday with 10-15 calf raises in-between each group of squats.  I am also going to continue doing about 20 sit-ups and 30-40 crunches every day.  I am also adding a butt and hamstrings challenge and it is one I have created on my own.  I will explain the exercises and then give the plan at the end.  

  Hamstrings:  If you have an 8-12 pound hand weight you will hold it horizontal with each hand holding one end.  You simply bend over until your hands touch the ground, and then stand back up, squeezing your buttock.  If you want to make it more challenging, stand on the edge of a stair or chair or bench and allow your hands to go BELOW your feet.  It will add more resistance and you will feel it more the next day!

Buttock:  This one I am using from an old tae bo workout I used to do.  There are 4 steps, each one building on the last and getting a little harder.  You will do a set on each leg, so alternate from one leg to the next so your bottom has time to relax a minute in between!  You will be down on hands and knees for all of these.  

1.  Lift your leg (bent knee) straight up in the air, and heading to your head, then back down to the ground.

2.  Lift your bent leg up to the side like a male dog would to a tree.  Your leg should be straight with your back at it's highest.

3.  Lift your leg like in step 2 and hold this position while you stretch and straighten your leg back and then pull back to the bent position.

4.  Lift you leg (like in step 1) up in the air, curve your leg into the bent knee position as in step 2, and continue rotating down until your knee is on the ground again.  You will be making a circle with your leg.  

I really don't like pictures of myself right now, but I will post video clips to help explain these steps a little better as soon as I can see Michelle to tape them!  I just wanted to post this now because I am so excited about it. 

Here is my flow chart for this month incorporating the push-ups, hamstrings, and buttock.

Day 1:  Push ups- 15 / Hamstrings- 25 / Butt-10 Each Leg/ X 4 positions (see above)

Day 2:  Push ups- 16 / Hamstrings- 30 / Butt- 11 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 3:  Push ups- 17 / Hamstrings- 35 / Butt- 12 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 4:   Push ups- 18 / Hamstrings- 40 / Butt- 13 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 5:   Push ups-  19 / Hamstrings- 45 / Butt- 14 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 6:   Push ups- 20 / Hamstrings- 50 / Butt- 15 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 7:   Push ups- 21 / Hamstrings- 55/ Butt- 16 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 8:  Rest

Day 9:   Push ups- 22 / Hamstrings- 20 / Butt-  17 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 10:   Push ups- 23 / Hamstrings- 30 / Butt- 18 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 11:   Push ups- 23 / Hamstrings- 40 / Butt- 19 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 12:   Push ups- 24 / Hamstrings- 50 / Butt- 20 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 13:   Push ups- 25 / Hamstrings- 55 / Butt- 21 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 14:   Push ups- 26 / Hamstrings- 60 / Butt- 22  Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 15:  Rest

Day 16:   Push ups- 27 / Hamstrings- 25 / Butt- 23 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 17:   Push ups-  28 / Hamstrings- 35 / Butt- 24 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 18:   Push ups- 29 / Hamstrings- 45 / Butt- 25 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 19:   Push ups- 30 / Hamstrings- 55 / Butt- 26  Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 20:   Push ups- 31 / Hamstrings- 60 / Butt- 27 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 21:   Push ups- 32 / Hamstrings- 65 / Butt- 28 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 22:  Rest

Day 23:   Push ups- 33 / Hamstrings- 25 / Butt- 29 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 24:   Push ups- 34 / Hamstrings- 35 / Butt- 30 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 25:   Push ups- 35 / Hamstrings- 45 / Butt- 31 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 26:   Push ups- 36 / Hamstrings- 55 / Butt- 32 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 27:   Push ups- 37 / Hamstrings- 60 / Butt- 33 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 28:   Push ups- 38 / Hamstrings- 65 / Butt- 34 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 29:   Push ups- 39 / Hamstrings- 70 / Butt- 35 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Day 30:   Push ups- 40 / Hamstrings- 75 / Butt- 36 Each Leg/ X 4 positions

Good luck and please send a comment back if you do this.  I'd like to hear how others do!  Thanks for reading.

~Stacy~

NEW- Walmart Savings Center

   I will start this out by saying, I have gotten really frustrated grocery shopping Walmart over the past few years because they are always saying they have the lowest prices around and if they don't, they will match any other store.  I won't go into all of the price matching policies right now, (I'll post it at the end in case you don't already know them) but I will say, you really have to go to the right checker for them to really honor what Walmart claims.  That being said, there really are things you just have to buy at Walmart because either no one else carries that item, or their price is just way lower than even the sale price + a coupon of other stores.


   In the recent months, Walmart has introduced another money saving feature to try and intice you into shopping at their store.  I have just tried it twice within the past week and I will say I am pleased with it and will continue to use this any time I do shop at Walmart.  This is called their "Savings Catcher".  You can either download the app to your iPhone smart phone (sorry Blackberry users like me, once again it is not supported for us and for once the Android based phones are also outed), or you can manually go in on a computer and add the information.  It only takes about a minute and they will have your savings back to you in 2-3 days!  Follow this link to download the app to your smart phone Savings Catcher App.

  It is actually a pretty cool concept.  They will compare the items on your receipts with the ads in the area and if the items you purchased are on sale for a lower price, they will give you the amount back on an e-gift card for you to use on future purchases.  My first receipt I purchased Treseme Heat Serum for $4.98 and they found it cheaper ($4.00) at Kmart so I got back $0.98!  Now, the information they sent back to me said they compared it at 5 different stores but it doesn't show which 5.  I know I also bought Challenge Cream cheese there for $2.27, knowing I had an ibotta coupon for $0.75.  I bought the same cream cheese at Fry's grocery store the next day, also with a coupon and their price was $1.00, so it obviously did not compare the prices with Fry's.  I understand everything will have it's flaws and obviously will not catch EVERYTHING, but hey, if you even get back some of the extra money you are paying, it's a start, right?  I will say, I will continue to price match as best as I can through the local ads I recieve, but I will also submit all of my future receipts for review as well.  You never know what you will miss too!  Hope this help save you some money sometime too.

Just in case you have NEVER used the Walmart price guarantee or maybe don't know exactly what to do, here are the rules, right from Walmart's home page.  Don't hesitate to argue with them on some of the policies.  I do it all of the time if they are not honoring the information they are advertizing, which actually happens about 9 out of the 10 times I try it--just a little frustrating!  You may even want to keep a copy of this right in your purse so if they tell you they don't do it, you can pull it out and prove that they are supposed too!

"We're so confident in our low prices, we guarantee them.*Walmart lowers thousands of prices every week, on average. If you happen to find a lower price, we'll match it right at the register.

We’re committed to providing low prices every day. On everything. So if you find a lower advertised price on an identical product, tell us and we’ll match it. Right at the register.

We gladly match the price in the following types of ads:*

• Buy one, get one free ads with a specified price
  • Example: Buy one for $2.49, get one free (BOGO)   (this is the one they most often WILL NOT honor, so make sure to point out the price and this paper!!  Stacy)
• Competitors' ads that feature a specific item for a specified price
• Preferred shopping card prices for specific items that are in a printed ad
• For fresh produce and meat items when the price is offered in the same unit type (lb. for lb.; each for each)  (This one is probably the 2nd most often not honored)

*The following are guidelines and limitations:

• We will match any local competitor's advertised price.
• We do not require customers to have the ad with them to honor a competitor's ad.  (Bring your ads in if you can because most cashiers will not do it if you don't have it)
• Items purchased must be identical to the ad (size, quantity, brand, flavor, color, etc.)

We do not match the price in the following types of competitor ads:

• Items that require a separate purchase to get the ad price
  • example: "Buy [item A] to get [item B] for $C"
• Items with no actual price that require a purchase to get free product
  • example: "Buy both [items A & B] to get [item C] for free"
• Items that require a purchase to get a competitors' gift card
  • example: "Buy [item A] to get a $B gift card
• Buy one, get one free (BOGO) ads with no actual price given
• Going out of business or closeout prices
• Percentage off
  • example: "All mascara, 40% off"
• Competitors' private label price promotions

We do not honor:

• Ads when the actual price for items cannot be determined
• Internet pricing
• Misprinted ad prices of other retailers
• "Going out of business" sales or "closeout" prices"

I hope these guidelines plus the Savings Catcher can help you get some really awesome deals at Walmart!

~Stacy~