Brit's Clip most Coupons now in supermarkets, butter for £0.75 instead of £2.50

by SOLARLIFE | October 16, 2008 at 02:14 pm

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The economic crisis created a boom for food coupons in London. The expensive restaurants are empty, Pizza hut and Kentucky fried chicken are packed. The coupons for food in Supermarkets are the guidline for shopping, Brit's clip most coupons now in EU.

Clipping coupons, a passion

Clipping coupons is a real american passion. Making the best out of every dollar, get a deal 3 for 2 at thursday, if you come with the right coupons. Or pay one, second half price. Remember last summer, it was hot, one gallon icecream for $1.99 from midnight to one a clock in the morning only, the supermarket near the beach; meet people for free, with the same passion, or exchange the coupons you don't need today. I love it. Sometimes I call it the legal way to "rob" a supermarket; 5 bargains make already my day, why not.

Cut living costs to half

A good pair of scissors and we cut down the living costs to half. For many this is now a serious work to live during the economic crisis. Everthing to double check. They give me really 3 for 2 at half price ? Or do I get just another reduction coupon for the next buy ? Clip some Fun coupons too, and make sure before you buy, that you ask if the reduced price is valid today.

“Look,” she said, jumping up from her kitchen table, throwing open the freezer and gesturing dramatically toward six frozen one-pound packs of butter. “Butter at $4.99 a pound — are they out of their minds? I buy mine on sale for $1.50.”

“Today you’ll say, ‘Vita, how come you’re not buying laundry detergent?’ ” The week before, she got a 32-load container of Ajax for 88 cents, and now has 11 containers stacked by the washer in her basement, not far from the 40 pounds of rice she got for $2. Nor will she buy hand sanitizers this day. Regularly, they’re $2.99, but ShopRite had them on sale for $1.49 recently, and thanks to her little treasures envelope, flush with $1 coupons, she was able to buy 10 containers for $4.90. “I figure that’s enough to last for two years,” she said.