I am a coupon queen. I wasn't always. In fact, it's not even a title I gave myself. But two years ago, I completely changed the way I shopped for groceries for our family. Perhaps you've seen stories inthe news in which the media features someone gleefully purchasing hundreds of dollars worth of groceries for pennies.
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Well, I am one of those people, and I've been getting a lot of attention over the past few months for something anyone can do. I'm now dedicating a large portion of my time to educating other people in what I call "Super-Couponing," an easy and fun way to save money on groceriesThis isn't the coupon clipping of our parents' generation. You won't find yourself spending hours cuttingand sorting coupons when the Sunday paper arrives in your driveway. Nor will you struggle with carrying piles of loose, disorganized coupons to the store with you. The Internet has changed the way people use coupons.
It's made finding the best deals and the best prices not only enjoyable but incredibly addicting as well.
And if you don't believe me, imagine walking out of the grocery store with 58 boxes of cereal and 40 boxes of granola bars, all name brands, for a total of $5.15, including tax. Or 66 packages of diapers for$7.92, also including tax. I've done both of those things this summer with the receipts to prove it, and thoseweren't even my favorite deals! Believe it or not, you even
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