CE Couponing : Mambo Sprouts and Coupons.Com

This week, there are several good printable coupons for Clean Eaters at both Mambo Sprouts and Coupons.com. Eating clean and organic can be a challenge if you are on a tight budget, so take advantage of savings where you can. Also, don't forget that saving on your other grocery items ( paper and cleaning products, non food items, etc ) frees up money to be spent elsewhere...so using coupons in order to eat Clean actually works!

Mambo Sprouts Printable Coupons

Some good coupons...

.50 / 1 Celestial Seasonings tea
$1.50 / 1 Rice Select products ( Excellent rice and grain products; good coupon! )
.55 / 1 Frontera Foods product ( any )
$1 / 2 Helios kefir
$1 / 1 McCann's Irish Oatmeal ( steel cut )

Coupons.com Printable Coupons

$1 / 1 Olivia's Organic salads
.50 / 1 Diamond Sea Salt
$1 / 1 McCann's Irish Oatmeal ( if you print the Mambo Sprouts coupon, you can print this one as well! )
$1 / 1 Folger's Coffee
many cleaning products as well

**Coupons.com tip: see the zip code box in the upper lefthand corner of the Coupons.com page? If you put in different zip codes, you could get different coupons. For example, Zip code 77577 has a .55 / 1 Burleson's honey coupon that isn't available when I use my own home zip code. Zip code 41124 has a Buy 2, get 1 Athenos Greek yogurt coupon.

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