Thursday, December 22, 2011

Free (after Rewards) Skullcandy Jib Earbuds at Staples





Staples is offering Skullcandy earbuds for FREE after Rewards. That is, you get 100% of the price you paid back in Rewards. In store only. Use this coupon at check out.

If you're not familiar with Staples Rewards, including their awesome Ink Rewards Progam (which I've gotten a TON of free stuff from), please refer to my post here.
Babysitting Mama Wii $5.98 or 2 for $9.57 in store pickup at Toys R Us

Toys R Us has Baby Sitting Mama for Wii for $5.98 or 2 for $9.57. Free in store pickup or shipping is $5.28 for 1/$6.27 for 2.

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Free Pound of Treats with any Purchase at Petco






"Like" Petco on Facebook and get a coupon for 1 free pound of treats with ANY purchase!
$10 off at 1-800-Baskets

Use code VIP10 for $10 off at 1-800-Baskets. Shipping is free until Dec 21.

Monday, December 19, 2011

Dave & Busters Contest 
Win BOGO Entree/$10 credit with $10 Purchase/$20 credit with $20 purchase





Dave & Busters is running a Christmas promotion. Just use different emails to try to get the prize you want.
Prizes include:
BOGO Entree
$10 credit with $10 purchase
$20 credit with $20 purchase
Amazon Buy 2 get 1 Free Kinect Games

Amazon is batching Best Buy's Buy 2 Get 1 Free Kinect Game Sale


Notable deals (games priced at $24.99 each) include: 
Dance Central 2
Kinect Sports
Dance Central with 240 MS points
Kinect Sports Season 2
Disneyland Adventures

Fake Blueberries in Food Products



Sometime ago, I talked about the lead-tainted Chinese honey in the US (most of it ends up in commercial foods).

Now I just found out about more fraudulent food - this time blatantly fraudulent: blueberries which simply are not. Offenders include well-known brands like Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats Blueberry Muffin and Total Blueberry Pomegranate cereal which contain no blueberries or pomegranates.

In its place are: "sugar, corn syrup, starch, hydrogenated oil, artificial flavors, blue No. 2 and red No. 40".

Personally, we've stopped buying Kellogg's cereals years ago because the last time we checked, even their basic corn flakes contain high fructose corn syrup. They also use Monsanto's genetically modified corn. If you've never heard of Monsanto, they're the company that told us that DDT and Agent Orange were safe. Now they're telling us that their GMOs are safe. You be the judge.

For more information, you can refer to the article in the LA Times.