The old Navy $1 Flip Flop sale is back!!! On 6/29/13 head over to Old Navy to get their Flip Flops for just $1. There are so many colors to choose from... Get there early because they may go fast!!!
Thursday, June 27, 2013
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Top Weekend Picks for June 28-June 30th
Hoping for lots of sun this weekend! We seem to be in the pattern of humidity and chance of thunderstorms every day. It might be a good weekend to check out some library programs, museums, indoor play places, or a bowling alley. If the weather holds, don't forget the US Women's Open is happening at Sebonack in Southampton and the Hamptons Collegiate Baseball League has games this weekend. Plus all the farmer's markets are in full swing!
Friday, June 28th
5:00-11:00 Summer Carnival at Elks Lodge- Held at the Elks Fairgrounds on County Road 39 in Southampton through Sunday. Each day is 5:00pm-11:00pm
5:30-7:00 Happy Hour Yoga- For kids ages 4-7 at Kamadeva Kids Yoga 15 Lumber Lane #2A, East Hampton
7:00-9:00 Summer Concert Series sponsored by Riverhead Townscape- Bring chairs or a blanket and enjoy the sounds of Frank Sinatra. Held on the East End Arts Green, Peconic Riverfront, Riverhead
Saturday, June 29th
9:00-4:00 4th Annual Cardboard Boat Race- held on the Peconic Waterfront, Riverhead. There are 4 races (one for youth) in homemade cardboard boats on the Peconic River. Registration begins at 9:00, there is a hula hoop contest at 11:30, and races begin at 12:00. For more information call 631-727-3200 or visit riverheadbid.com.
10:00-11:30- Pollock Family Drip Painting- Bring the family to the Pollock-Krasner House located at 830 Springs Fireplace Road, East Hampton. Children and adults can tour the home and studio of Jackson Pollack and Lee Krasner, then families can make their own drip paintings. Great for ages 4 and above. Admission, tour and supplies included for $35. Register online www.imaginearted.com
10:00-2:00 International Mud Day- Suffolk County Farm and Education Center, 350 Yaphank Avenue, Yaphank. There will be crafts, lots of chances to be messy, a rubber boot parade, wagon rides, chances to feed the animals, and visit the butterfly house. Free admission.
12:00-4:00- East Quogue Village Green Festival- This event was rescheduled from Memorial Day weekend. There will be live music, face painting, balloon twisting, a bouncy slide, magicians, and food vendors. It will be held on the East Quogue Village Green.
Sunday, June 30th
10:00-11:00 Waffle Day at CMEE- Start your day off right by making waffles at the Children's Museum of the East End located on the Sag Harbor Turnpike in Bridgehampton. Did you know that most local libraries have free admission passes that you can check out and use at the museum?
10:00-11:30 Breakfast with the Princess- Breakfast and games with the princess held at The Castle at Westhampton, 59 Montauk Highway, Westhampton. Tickets must be purchased in advance for $9.99.
www.thecastleatwesthampton.com
631-998-3620
10:30-3:00 Steamers Public Run- It's a public run day for the Long Island Live Steamers! So much fun. Come anytime between the posted hours, rides are by donation. Rides are held at Southaven Park in Brookhaven.
12:00-3:00 Pony Rides for ages 2 and up at the Green Thumb Organic Farm Stand 829 Montauk Highway, Watermill. $6
As we enter the holiday week (I think the 4th deserves a whole week of celebrations) , the East End Mommy will have a lot of events to post. Don't forget the holiday week begins with the Ponquogue Concert this Monday. The concert featuring Project Vibe is sponsored by the Southampton Town Youth Bureau and Project Vibe. It will be held 6:00pm -9:00pm on Ponquogue Beach in Hampton Bays. On the 4th, it is parade time! And I will update this weekend with a guide to local firework viewing!
Wednesday, June 26, 2013
What's for Dinner
Perfect Steak Marinade
Summer grilling is in full effect and this is an easy and delicious marinade for most cuts of steak. I love using flank since it's one of the leanest cuts, but skirt steak is always a nice treat as well!
Obviously the longer you marinate the more flavorful the meat will be, but marinate for no less than 6 hours!
Ingredients:
2 cloves of garlic, minced
1 small onion, chopped
2 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
2 tbsp. balsamic vinegar
1 tbsp. Dijon mustard
2 tbsp soy sauce
1/3 cup vegetable oil
salt and pepper to taste
Directions:
1. In a shallow long dish add the steak and top with garlic and onions.
2. In a bowl mix Worcestershire sauce, balsamic vinegar, Dijon mustard, soy sauce, and oil until well blended. Pour evenly over steak then season with salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate flipping the steak over halfway through. Steak is best if marinated overnight.
3. Bring the steaks to room temperature before grilling on med heat for 6-12 minutes.
Toddler Book and Art Activities
My son is car obsessed! Really anything with wheels: cars, trucks, motorcycles, bikes, trains, wagons, planes, etc. He can play cars and trains independently for good chunks of time, and is a little too obsessed with the Cars movies. While I love that he can play independently so well, this summer, I want to make sure we focus more on books and art, rather than television. Don't get me wrong, I believe TV has its place, but I want him to see reading and creating are also good quite time activities. I've decided to combine these two ideas and do crafts based on some great books. Every week we will pick a new theme, read books based on this theme, and then do crafts centered on the same theme.
For our first week we did car/train/plane books. We went to the library Monday, and the book store Tuesday. Here is what we chose.
After reading them a million times, and I must admit watching Cars again!, I found some car based crafts from Pinterest. Ah, how I love Pinterest! JJ and I try to do crafts throughout the year, but the summer is great because not only do I have more time, but painting can be done outside, so less mess. We chose to make car paintings. While JJ was napping, I gathered his paints and a bunch of cars. When he woke, we set up paper on his plastic picnic table outside. I had to model what to do once, he was a little hesitant about putting his cars in paint, but he quickly got the hang of it. It was so fun, and I loved the final product.
Since it was outside, I just hosed off the table and the cars and cleanup was done! I already am looking up more ideas, thinking a cool stoplight collage I saw next.
Check out my Pinterest board for other book based craft ideas. Happy crafting!
For our first week we did car/train/plane books. We went to the library Monday, and the book store Tuesday. Here is what we chose.
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| Care of Hampton Bays Public Library and Bookhampton |
After reading them a million times, and I must admit watching Cars again!, I found some car based crafts from Pinterest. Ah, how I love Pinterest! JJ and I try to do crafts throughout the year, but the summer is great because not only do I have more time, but painting can be done outside, so less mess. We chose to make car paintings. While JJ was napping, I gathered his paints and a bunch of cars. When he woke, we set up paper on his plastic picnic table outside. I had to model what to do once, he was a little hesitant about putting his cars in paint, but he quickly got the hang of it. It was so fun, and I loved the final product.
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| Hesitant at first, but he quickly got into it! |
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| Totally frame worthy |
Since it was outside, I just hosed off the table and the cars and cleanup was done! I already am looking up more ideas, thinking a cool stoplight collage I saw next.
Check out my Pinterest board for other book based craft ideas. Happy crafting!
Sunday, June 23, 2013
King Kullen, Stop & Shop & Best Market Deals 6/21-6/27
Vintage Seltzer $0.50
BOGO Free Vintage Seltzer coupon
$0.25 each when you buy 2
Snapple 6 - pack $5.99
$1.00 off Snapple Half n Half reg or diet 6 pk
As low as $3.99 after doubled
Campbell's Skillet Sauces $2.49
$1.00 off Campbell's Skillet Sauces Coupon
As low as $0.49 after doubled coupon
Red Or Green Seedless Grapes - $0.99
Marie's Dressing - $2.99
$1/1 Marie's Product printable
$0.99
Kraft Barbecue Sauce - $0.99
$1/2 Kraft Barbecue Sauce coupon
FREE
Old Cape Cod Popped Crisps - $2.00
$1/1 Old Cape Cod Popped Crisps Coupon
FREE
Vlasic Pickles - $3.29
$1.29
Activia Multipack - $2.00
$1/1 Activia Greek Yogurt coupon
FREE
Over The Moon Milk - $2.99
$1/1 Over The Moon Milk coupon
$0.99
Dannon Light and Fit Greek $1.00
$0.50/1 Dannon Light and Fit Greek coupon
FREE
Orajel Children's Toothpaste - $2.49
$1/1 orajel Children's toothpaste coupon
$0.49
Motts for tots juice 64 oz $3.29
$1.00 off any Motts for Tots juice
$1.29
Butterball Turkey Bacon - $2.99
$1.00 off any one Butterball refrigerated or frozen item
$0.99
Super Sweet Corn on the Cob - $0.33
Duncan Hines Classic Cake Mix - $1.25
$0.35/1 Duncan Hines Product coupon
$0.50
Jell-O Gelatin or Pudding Mix - $0.75
$1/3 Jell-O Gelatin or Pudding Mix coupon
$0.42 each when you buy 3
YoCrunch Cups
$0.10
Popsicle Value Packs - $1.00
$0.50 when you buy 2
McCain Fries - $1.99
$1/1 McCain Sweet Potato Product coupon
$0.99
Pampers Wipes - $2.00
$1.00
I love shopping at Best Market...most of their fruits and veggies are cheaper than most grocery stores. Their sales are great...here are a few I found for this week!!
Blueberries -$1.88
Seedless watermelon $0.38/lb
Bananas - $0.48/lb
Tomatoes on the vine - $0.88/lb
Zucchini $0.88/lb
Cucumbers 3/$0.88
Domino Granulated Sugar (4lb bag) $1.88
Minute maid lemonades or punches - $0.98
Gatorade - $0.88
Loin center cut pork chops $1.88/lb
Best yet waffles - $1.88
Arnold country classic breads - $1.88
The best slow roasted turkey breast deli meat - $3.88/lb
Boars Head delux Ham $5.88/lb
D'Italiano Italian Bread -$1.88
Friday, June 21, 2013
Top Weekend Picks
It looks like it is going to be a beautiful weekend!!!! Grab you families and enjoy our local beaches, parks, playgrounds, farmers' markets, strawberry fields, vineyards, bays, restaurants.....the list is endless. Enjoy it!
Friday
11:00- The Princess, the Frog, and the Pea, a puppet show at Goat on a Boat Puppet Theatre. A 30 minute all ages tabletop puppet show. Tickets are $12, $10 for grandparents, and $5 for children under 3. The theatre is located on Rt. 114 and East Union Street in Sag Harbor, behind Christ Episcopal in the lower level of the Parrish Hall. Show will be on Saturday too.
Saturday
All day- Kids Summer Reading Fair at Bookhampton, locations in Southampton, East Hampton, and Mattituck. Purchase your kid's summer reading list, and find some good beach reads for yourself.
11:00 Art Adventures- Preview a summer art class being held at CMEE. This class is appropriate for ages 2 and up. This Saturday, children will listen to a read aloud of The Earth and I by Frank Asch and experiment with liquid watercolors. Class cost is $5 for members and $16 for nonmembers, includes admission to museum.
1:00 beach walk- Introductory seashell identification walk with South Fork Natural History Museum's director. Must preregister, call 631-537-9735
Sunday
11:00- Puppet Show at Marders in Bridgehampton. Show again at 3:00 and also shows on Saturday at 11:00 and 3:00.
8:15 pm- Strawberry Full Moon hike. The kids are out of school so let them stay up late and enjoy nature. Join the Quogue Wildlife Refuge on a 1 1/2 hour walk for families with children 8 and up. Must reserve a space.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Recall: Idea Baby Bath Seats
Today, June 18th, the Consumer Product Safety Commission published a recall regarding the Idea Baby Bath Seats due to potential drowning hazard. This product sold new beginning in September 2012 for about $40. About 30,000 units are involved in this recall.
If you own this seat..stop using it and contact the company:
Company info: www.buybuybaby.com (877) 328-9222
See other recalled Bathtubs & Tub Seats. (I actually own one on this list and didn't even know it!!)
Monday, June 17, 2013
Yellow Dye # What?!
Other countries won’t allow them, but our “great nation”
does. Marketing companies prey on
overworked parents by slapping “Whole Grain” labels on the boxes to help
justify the irresponsibility of their product.
Yes I’m talking about the toddler and child beloved Kraft Macaroni &
Cheese. I’m writing this not to make
moms and dads feel guilty or inferior, we have enough of that everyday simply
by reading other blogs or checking other’s Facebook statuses. I just hope to enlighten AND offer a simple
solution to this nonsense surrounding what is undoubtedly one of Kraft’s most
popular dishes.
I swore off over processed boxed food such as Kraft’s Mac
& Cheese years ago, in an attempt to eat and feed my then husband, now
growing family, more whole foods. That’s
not to say our diet is perfect. We don’t
eat all organic, I regularly use white sugar, and even occasionally use boxed
rice (which include mysterious “flavor packages”). But I have and continue to make a conscious
effort to read labels, cook good, healthy, and real foods, that I can feel good
about serving. A few months ago I read
parts of Robyn O’Brien’s The Unhealthy Truth: How Our Food is Making Us Sick
and What We Can Do About It. Like most nonfiction, I really considered
parts that were relevant to me and moved past other parts that I felt didn’t
apply to me or make sense. One part
literally kept me up, pouring over articles supporting its claim on the
internet. The use of artificial food
dyes in many kid friendly foods that are BANNED in most other countries, except
the U.S.
Here are a few links to the articles that fueled my
disbelief and rage, and again take what you want from this. But if topics such as food allergies, cancer,
and childhood behavior and learning disabilities are of concern to you,
seriously consider removing certain food products from your home as well as
your child’s diet.
- http://www.cleveland.com/healthfit/index.ssf/2013/04/mac_and_cheese_with_a_side_of.html
- http://www.foxnews.com/health/2013/04/03/kraft-meets-with-food-bloggers-about-mac-cheese-yellow-food-dye/
Now, just because I don’t serve Kraft’s version of mac and
cheese in my house doesn’t mean that I deprive my toddler (and myself) of this
classic comfort food. There are
literally hundreds of recipes available online, but I’ll include the one I’ve
been using for years, and now since I make it (usually in large batches to
freeze) so often, I rarely follow a recipe because it really very easy to make.
And while this recipe isn’t quite as simple and convenient as adding milk,
butter, and orange powder, it’s not that far off. Most would even agree that it actually tastes
a lot better too.
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| My guy enjoying left over mac & cheese for lunch |
Baked Mac & Cheese
Ingredients:
1 lb. box of elbow macaroni (any variety- I love using the
whole wheat or pastas fortified with extra nutrients like Ronzoni Smart Taste)
¼ cup of butter
2 ½ tbsp. of flour
1 cup of milk
2 cups of shredded cheddar cheese
½ cup of bread crumbs (I love making my own from the ends of
bread left out to get stale and pulsed in the food processor)
Directions:
1.
Boil the elbow macaroni according to the “al
dente” directions. Preheat the oven to
350 degrees.
2.
In a large pot melt down the butter. Slowly whisk in the flour ½ tablespoon at a
time to create a roux. As soon as you’ve
added all of the flour begin pouring in the milk slowly until smoothly
combined. Next add 1 ½ cup of the cheese
until its melted and the sauce is creamy.
Remove from heat and add the pasta into the pot and mix. Pour the macaroni and cheese into a casserole
dish and sprinkle the remaining ½ cup of cheese on top, and finally top with bread
crumbs.
3.
Bake in the oven 20-25 minutes until the cheese
is golden and bubbly. If you plan on
freezing a batch, put directly in the freezer after step 2 and defrost
completely before baking about 30 minutes in the oven.
Summer Reading
No more pencils, no more books??? I hope not! Even though school is almost out for summer, it is time to...
The last week of school is finally here! For parents, kids, and teachers alike, these last few days are met with a mix of emotions. Whatever your summer plans are, we can all agree that it is important that children keep up their reading over the summer. I don't think summer should be all skill and drill, kids are kids, and summer should be fun, BUT reading is fun! Children that do not regularly read over the summer suffer noticeable losses in their reading levels. Reading should be fun and relaxing, whether it's done on the beach or at bed at night. Now is the time to teach, and model for, our children that reading is enjoyable. Luckily for us, there are many local programs that support summer reading for all kids, ages 0-18. This year New York libraries are advertising a "Dig Into Reading" themed program for preschool and elementary aged students, and "Beneath the Surface" for teens. These programs include prizes and parties at the library. They are a great way to get kids reading, and to participate in some community events. Here are the details for our local libraries.
Montauk Library
- 3 different clubs: 1) Birth- Kindergarten 2) Kindergarten-6th grade 3) 7th-12th grades
- Begins this Friday, June 21st
- Dig Into Reading- ages 2 1/2 -grade 5
- Beneath the Surface- grades 6-12
- Began June 1st
- Begins July 6th
- Ages 2-18
- Begins this Saturday, June 22nd
- Begins this Saturday, June 22nd
- Kickoff is June 27th
- 3 different clubs 1) Birth- age 3- Cockle Shells 2) age 3-Kindergarten- Jennie Shells 3) Grades 1-5- Nautilus Shells
- Teens- Reading Underground
- Begins July 1st
- Ages birth- 5- Very Ready Reading Program begins June 26th
- Ages 5-12- Reading Ninjas begins June 26th
- Teens- What Lies Beneath the Surface begins June 24th
- Begins July 1st
Here are some other summer reading programs. Check them out!
American GirlBook Adventure by Sylvan LearningPBS Kids Summer Challenge Reading ProgramBarnes & NobleChuck E CheesePizza HutTD Bank
Have a great start to your summer this week, and don't forget, keep on reading!!!!
Thursday, June 13, 2013
Weekend Top Picks
It's almost weekend time, and it's time for our top picks. Please keep in mind we don't post library programs. First of all there are so many amazing libraries on the east end our calendar would be even more crowded than it already is, and second some libraries only allow their members to participate in the programs. We try to post events that reach a broader audience, but PLEASE check out your local library. They offer great programs for all ages. Also, don't forget the great resource of the Hampton Collegiate Baseball League games. These free local games are great for families to attend and enjoy some of America's favorite past time. I bet Dad would love to check out a game this Father's Day Weekend!
Friday- June 14th
The Mattituck Strawberry Festival is this weekend. Lots of yummy strawberry themed food, rides, and entertainment. Try to check it out one of the days this weekend.
Friday 5:00-11:00
Saturday 11:00-11:00, Fireworks at 9:00
Sunday 11:00-5:00
Saturday- June 15th
9:00 La Leche League of Southampton's Annual Yard Sale
14 Jackson Avenue East Quoque
Come check out some great bargains, and support our local La Leche League
2 Gingerbread Lane, East Hampton
Meet the counselors and participate in the fun!
Must pre-register
12:00 Father's Day Craft Event at Safari Adventure
1074 Pulaski Street, Riverhead
Make crafts for dad while enjoying Safari Adventure
1:00 Yo Kids
2 Shell Road, Hampton Bays
Yoga for ages 5-12
Sunday- June 16th
10:00 Father's Day Farm Fest
Take Dad to Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck for Oyster shucking and Greenport Harbor Brewing Company beer. There will be lots of family friendly activities as well.
10:00 Half Price for Dads at Long Island Game Farm
All Dad's are half price admission on Father's Day! We did this for Mother's Day and had a great day!
Have a great weekend! Let us know what you did and send pictures:)
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Product Review Time for Tots Learning Kits
This past winter I was looking for some indoor educational activities to do with JJ. Play is the most important activity for toddlers. It is how they learn. I wasn't looking for him to memorize his shapes, colors, or letters, I was actually looking to work on some fine motor skills. I wanted him to practice picking up and working with small objects. Fine motor skills are tough work, and often seem to be harder for boys. A lack of fine motor skills can lead to poor tool manipulation, like scissor use, or handwriting problems later. I came across this great company that makes learning kits. Time for Tots Learning Kits are for toddlers through young school age. Nicole, the mom behind this company is a former teacher and reading interventionist. There are different levels and themes. There are also kits based on the alphabet and sensory tubs. I originally ordered this kit for JJ. We love it! There are some activities he is too young for, but he still enjoys using the materials. As a working parent, time is a precious commodity. To find all of these materials, type up directions, laminate, and bag everything together, would take way too long. Nicole has done all this for you!!!! Since JJ is only 1, and I still can't trust him to not eat some small objects, I keep the bin away and pull out different activities as we want to play. Whether or not, he is using them correctly, he is working hard and having fun.
Here he is working on matching shapes, by far his favorite activity. He really works on lining them up exactly in the outline. Working those fine motor skills!!!
P.S. Ignore the crazy outfit. This was a stay at home with daddy day:)
Another fun time learning about texture. And yes, mommy had to help here, but he enjoyed manipulating the materials.
These learning kits are now my go to gifts for our birthday parties this year. All of his friends are turning two, so they are at the perfect age. My favorite thing is that Nicole will make them in any theme possible with the custom kit. So far this year, we gave one friend the Sesame Street Kit for our Elmo loving friend, a Curious George kit for a Curious George party, a dog breed kit for a dog themed party, and a farm animal kit for a Old McDonald theme party. I'm so excited to buy more for our summer parties. Of course I also had to buy JJ a Thomas the Train themed kit when I found out Nicole could make those too.
JJ and his Thomas kit
He loves moving the engines around.
Henry and his Curious George Kit
As JJ becomes better with them, and needs more, they also have Kit of the Month Clubs. These come in different levels to meet your child's needs. Not only does this bring variety to you monthly, it also helps save on shipping. I can't say enough good things about these kits. We work on them together, he also likes to manipulate the objects independently. You can see the pride in his face when he places something in a space, right or wrong, and yells Mama!! Nicole knows what is both educational and fun to these little guys. Nicole also has a facebook page with more learning activities. Check it out!
Sunday, June 9, 2013
DIY Magnet Board
DIY Magnet Board
This project was super easy and was finished before my daughter woke up from her nap. I first found this project on Pinterest last year and loved how creative and inexpensive this was.
Kate from Nic and Kate came up with this great idea since she had a stainless steel refrigerator and had no magnetic space she wanted a place where her kids can play with alphabet magnets. She mounted an oil drip pan on her kitchen wall, and with more people switching to stainless steel appliances, this seems like a great solution to the problem.
You can read more on Kate's blog: Nic and Kate
So here is my version:
I found an oil drip pan in the automotive section of Walmart for about $11.00. The drip pan has an oily residue on the surface that came off with some simple green (you can use any degreaser). Be sure to wipe the grease off the front AND the back.
I bought 3M Large Velcro strips by Command for about $4 at Walmart. I used all 6 Velcro strips for this project. I used one in all 4 corners and 2 in the center top and bottom of the drip pan. I then stuck the other side of the Velcro to the Velcro strip already on the pan, then I pealed off the back and adhered it to the wall.
And that's all there is to it. Added some magnets I got at the Chicken Kidz Consignment Event. Super easy and inexpensive.
I surprised my daughter with it when she woke up from her nap. I have one happy toddler, don't ya think??
I also found some more great ideas for the use of the oil drip pan:
Over at Creative Thriftiness they used fabric and mod podge to cover the drip pan.
You can also turn this oil drip pan into a chalkboard just by using primer and chalkboard paint like they did here at Growing A Jeweled Rose
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Saturday, June 8, 2013
Pampers Diapers JUMBO Packs Only $4.99
Starting on 6/9 at CVS, you can get Pampers Jumbo Pack diapers for just $4.99 print your coupons now..find your pamper coupon...
Buy 1 Pampers Jumbo Packs ( all packs) $9.99 get back a $3 ECB(limit 1)
Use $2.00 off ONE Pampers Easy Ups Trainers
Or Use $1.50 off ONE Pampers Cruisers Diapers
Or use $1.50 off ONE Pampers Swaddlers Diapers
Pay as low as $7.99, Get back a $3 ECB
Final cost= only $4.99 a pack
King Kullen 6/7-6/13
King Kullen Deals & Coupon Match Ups (6/7-6/13)
$1/2 Barilla Pasta Whole Grain Pasta Coupon
Final Price: $0.39 each after coupon doubles
Archway Cookies - $2.50
$1/1 Archway Cookies Printable
Final Price: $0.50
Red Pack Tomatoes B1G1 Free - $1.04
$1/2 Red Pack Tomatoes Printable
As low as $0.04 each when you buy 2
Northland 100% Juice Blends - $2.99
$0.55/1 Northland 100% Juice Blends Printable
Final Price: $1.89
Davidson's Safest Choice All Natural Eggs - $2.99
$0.75/1 Davidson's Safest Choice All Natural Egg Printable
Final Price: $1.49
8th Continent Soymilk - $2.99
$1/1 8th Continent Soymilk Printable
Final Price: $0.99
Popsicles - $2.50
$1/2 Popsicle Product Printable
Final Price: $1.50 each when you buy 2
Oracle Product Toddlers Toothpaste - $2.49
$1/1 Orajel Childrens Toothpaste or Mouth Sore Product Printable
Final Price: $0.49 after coupon
Gold Bond Powder - $2.99
$1/1 Gold Bond Product Printable
$0.99 after coupon doubles
Ella's Kitchen Organic Product - $1.50
$0.55/1 Ella's Kitchen Orgnic Product Printable
$0.40 after coupon doubles (Baby Food Pouches)
King Kullen Coupon Policy
- A maximum of five [5] $1.00 off coupons per customer/per 24 hour period will be doubled.
- Maximum of two of any identical $1.00 coupons will be doubled.
- The first five [5] $1.00 off coupons scanned will double and the remaining $1.00 off coupons will be credited at face value
Friday, June 7, 2013
Stop & Shop Deals (6/7-6/13)
Stop & Shop weekly Deals & Coupon Match Ups (6/7-6/13)
Lactaid Milk - 2/$6.00
$0.55/1 lactaid Milk Product printable
Final price: $1.90
Yoplait 100 Calorie Greek Yogurt - 10 for $10
$1/5 Yoplait Greek 100 Yogurt Printable
Final price: $0.80 each when you buy 5
Huggies Jumbo Pack Diapers or Training Pants - $9.99
$2/1 Huggies Diapers Printable
Final Price: $7.99
Juicy Juice - 2/$5.00
$0.50/1 Juicy Juice Product Printable
Final Price: $1.50
Mann's Cut Vegetables - 2/$3.00
$0.55/1 Mann's Fresh Cut Vegetables Printable
Final Price : $0.40
POM Wonderful Pomegranate Juice - 2/$5.00
$1/1 POM Wonderful Juices Printable
Final Price: $1.50
Fruit Squish'Ems 4 pk- 2/$5.00
$1/1 Dole Fruit Squish'ems printable
Final Price: $1.50
Kashi Heart to,Heart Cereal - 2/$6.00
$2/2 Kashi Cereal Printable
Final Price: $2.00 each when you buy 2
Neosporin - $3.99
$2/1 Neosporin First Aid Product Printable
Final Price: $1.99
Band-Aid kids Bandages - $2.99
$0.75 Band-Aid Product printable
Final Price: $2.24 each when you buy 2
Snuggle Fabric Softener - $2/$6.00
$0.50/1 Snuggle Fabric Softener printable
Final Price: $2.00
10 for $10 Deals
Dole Coleslaw
Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad
McCormick Grill Mates Marinade Mix
Bubble Bee Chunk Light Tuna
Rice-A-Roni or Pasta Roni
Chef Boyardee Canned Pasta or Microwave Cup
Rienzi Pasta
Gatorade
Poland Spring
Fuze, Gold Peak or Honest Tea
Banquet Value Meal, Pot Pie or Fruit Pie
Friendly's Ice Cream Sundaes to-go, Edy's Ice Cream Cups, Haagen-Dazz Ice Cream Cups
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Easy Homemade Donuts
Today is National Donut Day, even though you can get your free donut at Dunkin Donuts today...I thought this holiday deserved a double celebration with this easy DIY Donut recipe!! I found this recipe at Stockpiling Moms.
Easy Homemade Doughnuts
Source: Stephanie Ertel
Recipe type: Breakfast
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Serves: 6-8
Delicious hot fresh doughnuts!
Ingredients
- 1 can Pillsbury biscuits
- 2 cups sugar
- 2 Tablespoon cinnamon
- 2 cups vegetable or canola oil (You can also use shortening just make sure to use enough for the biscuits to be able to float)
Instructions
- Heat oil in medium size pan over low-medium heat.
- Open can of biscuits and lay biscuits on a tray or cookie sheet.
- Cut holes in center of biscuits (I use a thimble) and place to the side; you can use these to make doughnut holes.
- Place sugar and cinnamon in medium size bowl and mix thoroughly; set to the side.
- Carefully place 1-2 biscuits in oil.
- After 30-45 seconds flip with tongs or flip when they are golden brown.
- Watch carefully because they cook fast.
- After 30-45 seconds pull them out and place in sugar bowl.
- Stir and flip in sugar to coat doughnut.
- Place on a rack to cool.
- Repeat with remaining biscuits til done.
- Serve and enjoy.
Notes
Be sure to keep an eye on the doughnuts when cooking because they do cook fast. If your oil is too hot it will burn the doughnuts. It is best to keep the temp low.
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