Right now, Schwan’s has a special coupon code for $5 off any order. Enter the code D5 at checkout to get the special discount.

There are several items that are right around $5 of less:

• MicroSteam Penne Pasta, 2 8.5oz. bags ($3.99)
• MicroSteam Brown Rice, 2 12 oz. bags ($3.99)
• various multi-serve pizzas ($4.99) (scroll to the bottom of the page to see those less than $5)
• Quick Taters potato rounds, 2.5 lbs. ($4.99)
• Krunchie Potato Wedges, 2 lbs. ($4.99)
• Fried Rice, 1lb ($4.99)
• Wild Rice Pilaf, 1lb. ($4.99)
• American Processed Cheese Slices, 1lb. ($4.99)
• Frozen Bread Dough, 3 18 oz. loaves (2 white, 1 honey wheat) ($4.99)
• Bomb Pops, 18 count ($5.19)
• Quick-Bake French Fries, 2.5 lbs. ($5.49)
• Seasoned Potato Curls, 2.5 lbs. ($5.49)
• various 2-lb. bags of vegetables ($5.49 and up)
• various ice cream ($5.49 and up)
• various frozen yogurt ($5.49 and up)
• various sherbet ($5.49 and up)
• and more!

If you are unfamiliar with Schwan’s, they are a food delivery company, specializing in frozen foods and ready to cook meals. Schwan’s does deliver in the Greenville area. To deliver in my neighborhood, they do charge a delivery fee of $1, though I don’t know that this would be the case everywhere. So, you could order something just below $5 and pay less than $1 with the gift code. If you aren’t going to be home, you’re options are UPS or having the food left in a “cold bag,” but the charges for those make the coupon code rather ineffective.

Note that Schwan’s drivers earn their living off of a commission, and they will obviously attempt to sell you more. They may schedule bi-weekly return time unless you mention you would not be interested in further services. Obviously, this is not normally a bargain food supply service, but there are several reasonably priced items (such as pizza or frozen bread dough.) I have not had anything from Schwan’s for at least 10 years, but some of my childhood friends’ parents used to order from Schwan’s, and I especially remember the amazing blackberry juice and sundae cones!

HT: Hip2Save

Here’s a shot of my $25 Target Gift Card that came in today’s mail from Nicole’s Savings Advantage! That’s a $25 gift card for which I (well, my husband, technically) paid a lovely $1.95. I haven’t read anything about limit 1 per household, so we may try for another under my name.

For those of you who may have signed up and are wanting to cancel your subscription, you can simply e-mail customerservice@nicolessavingsadvantage.com and let them know that you want to cancel. They were great about e-mailing back to confirm they’d canceled our subscription. Just make sure you send in the gift card form that comes in the mail.

This deal is still available for anyone who wants to take advantage of it. You can sign up by going here, or if you want to read more about how the deal works, read my previous post here.

This would make a great gift for a birthday or Christmas!

Restaurant.com certificates are currently 80% off with the code SPECIAL. $25 certificates are now $2! And $10 certificates are a mere $.60! Go here to get yours. (You can read more about how restaurant.com works here.)

I just purchased a $10 certificate for $.60! I also picked a location that doesn’t require a tip. Additionally, I used Paypal to pay, and used the money sitting in my account that I had earned from YouData! YouData pays every Friday afternoon, so if you sign up for YouData right away you might have time enough to get paid by this afternoon! (You can read more about what I wrote about it here.)

This deal expires on Sunday, May 31!

Get a free 8×10 at Walgreens on Wednesday, May 6.

Order online here, and use the code MOTHER to pick up your print for free! Or, simply drop by the store with your camera or card, and use this coupon (or simply cut it out of this weeks ad) to have your picture printed for free!

Terms:

Valid only on Wednesday, May 6! From any digital media, negative or prints. Not to be combined with any other offer.

Once again, here’s a great offer you can take advantage of by signing up for a free trial. Sign up for a free trial of eMusic and get 25 free song downloads, and it looks like you also get 1 free audiobook download, as well. Just cancel within 7 days and you don’t have to pay a thing, but get to keep your 25 downloads!

My husband has done a trial with eMusic in the past, and things went quite smoothly. But now that we actually have an MP3 player, I’m hoping to take advantage of this great offer myself! This is also great for downloading classic kids songs and nursery rhymes, and I was excited to see they had recordings of traditional Malagasy music, too!