Friday, December 4, 2009

Save money with Holiday meals shopping Walmart (plus 2 giveaways)

Looking to save money with shopping for the big family meals, whether you shop for Thanksgiving or Christmas, or just a family meal~ check out Walmart!
Walmart’s Thanksgiving Dinner for Eight could fit into an affordable price range of $20! With Christmas right around the corner, I think Walmart will be a great place to buy our groceries with our budget in mind. I enjoyed looking over the wonderful information found on the Holiday Meals site for Walmart. The website has great recipes, and options to make your dollar stretch. One recipe that I am excited to try for the Walmart site is: Pumpkin Roll Cake with Warm Cinnamon Caramel Sauce! Yum, this looks so tastey, and the presentation is mouth watering! I usually make Pumpkin bars with the cream cheese frosting for our family gatherings, but trying something new could be fun, and great tasting. Walmart teamed up with the Food Network's Melissa d'Arabians. She is talented~ and you can even watch a video of her talking about food ideas.
I have a fun contest for you! Enter to win a Walmart gift card for $30! To enter: share some of your own favorite memories or money-saving tips. some great recipes from the Food Network’s Melissa d’Arabians.
This contest is open to bloggers and non-bloggers of the United States. Contest is open until December 16th, 2009.
**For extra chances you can: blog this contest, add my button to your site, subscribe to my blog, twitter and/or become a fan on facebook, and/or visit everyday and add something else you found on the Walmart website (you didn't know they sold). Lots of chances to win! Don't forget to put the extra comments for the "extra" work. Good luck!**
I wrote this review while participating in a blog tour campaign by Mom Central on behalf of Walmart. In addition, I received a Walmart gift certificate to thank me for taking the time to participate and two to offer as a giveaway.

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Janette said...

Shop with a list! Only set a certain amount of money to spend on stuff that isn't on your list.

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Storm Safety Blog said...

Don't assume that the bigger packages are cheaper. Like, we were buying tomato paste at Wal-mart over the weekend, and two small cans cost a few cents less than one large can, the same total ounces. Those pennies add up.

Anonymous said...

i stick to my list and try to buy generic brands when possible!
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Unknown said...

This store(wal-mart) is my best store,everytime my son says lets go to the Mall i tell him okey my mall and he says not wal-mart..haha..and the best thing is that i find everything i need there and the prices are wonderful...On the food network i had seen a trick and snack for the family with extra hotdog buns..one bun u can split in for and melt butter and mix some minced garlic or powder smere on top of the buns and sprinkle parmasan cheese or montrella cheese and put in the oven for 19-15 minutes and now u have cheesy garlic bread...

Sahm Lee said...

Plan out your weekly menu, shop the ads and use coupons! Thanks for the contest!
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dispatcher_kristy said...

Tips: use coupons and buy in advance if there are items you know you are going to need. Also, use off brand if possible

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Jessilyn82 said...

My best money savings tip is to wait for sales to use your coupons and shop at places that double coupons, every little bit helps!

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Melanie Montgomery said...

We always have a fight at holidays..haha, its never over something serious. Its just what happens when my family is all in the same room, we get on each others nerves, but we love each other more than anything!


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Dawn Reid said...

match coupons with sales it works and saves money.
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Darlene said...

Buy items on sale with coupons. Cook in large quantities and freeze for future use.

skytoucher said...

Check the clearance shelves or baskets before beginning your grocery shopping. And, check the marked down meat bin. I save a bundle.

Unknown said...

Some of my favorite holiday memories is eating a traditional meal the night before Christmas and opening one gift .
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iluv2blog said...

My favorite memories are of the Christmas Eve family gatherings at my grandparents house.

erma said...

My money saving tip is to shop sales and use coupons.
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Deborah Wellenstein said...

My money saving tip is never go grocery shopping when you're hujgry! Thanks!

Anonymous said...

My Walmart does ot have food, but has an Aldi's nnext to it, if I shop both I save money
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rmo210 said...

My money saving tip is to use coupons, but only for items you actually use. Also, try to combine the coupon with a sale or store coupon for extra savings.

auntrene said...

ONe of my favorite holiday memories is making candy at my aunts with all of the family. Hard Tack, Taffy, Buckeyes, What fun!
Thanks for the chance
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mail4rosey said...

My best money saving tip is that no matter where you are shopping online, google for a discount code and chances are very high that you will find one, and a really good one too!

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Deborah said...

I didn't know Walmart sold fruit pectin (for canning). asthenight at gmail dot com

Melissa said...

A money saving tip is to shop the dollar store, it is a great place to find stocking stuffers for everybody.

george ferris said...

MY FAVORITE MONEY SAVING TIP IS DO NOT SPEND IT.
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buzzd said...

Have your favorite stores email you the sales so you can make a list and know exactly where to shop to get the best deal...and use coupons

susan1215 said...

I buy in bulk, use coupons and buy store brands and when I entertain if a guest offers to bring a dish I take them up on that offer.

Terri Dell said...

My money saving tip is to clip coupons and use them at grocery stores that double them

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pms3237 said...

My favorite memory is when my children were young and Christmas lite up the wonder in their eyes.

Kathy P said...

every christmas eve my mom would make cream puffs and we would wait for the first batch to cool so we could add cream and dig in :)

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Mami2jcn said...

I didn't know Walmart.com sold lawnmowers.


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Kimberly said...

I save money by using recyclable wrapping paper. Cloth and other alternatives are a lot cheaper because you can use them more than once.

mail4rosey said...

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ShesAnAngel said...

My fave money saving tips are to buy in bulk if you can! Costco and even Walmart offers bigger sizes of things and you can save a lot of money this way as long as stuff is preserved.

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Betty C said...

Don't let food go to waste. It doesn't matter how much you have saved when you first bought it if you have leftovers that get thrown out. Cook with the leftovers in mind. Plan to use the rest of the roast in burritos, or add the rest of the chicken to a pot pie.

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Unknown said...

Money saving tip: LOOK ON EBAY FIRST!

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Anonymous said...

walmarts always has great in-store produce sales right after the weekend
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Barbarawr said...

My money saving tip is to NOT be prepared for once! Whatever food you need is on sale RIGHT before the holiday (assuming you eat the boring traditional stuff)!

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Barbarawr said...

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cman said...

I use coupons to save even more! Walmart also has sample and coupon offers on their site.

jzagarjr said...

My tip is to save your coupons until the product is on sale...that way you get double the savings.

Meet the Browns said...

My favorite memory is Christmas caroling with the family!

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Matt said...

Wal-mart is a great place to save money. Some people use grocerygame.com for grocery help too. Thanks for giving the gift cards away!

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Anonymous said...

always check out the grocery store sales flyer as soon as you get into the store or on their website.
You really do save a lot of money that way.
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giggling kids said...

I use as many coupons as possible!

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Roxann said...

Make a gift list that is within your budget and stick to it. Do not buy things that are not on your list even if they are on sae. This will make you go over your budget.

Nancy S. said...

Use coupons along with sale items for the best saving.
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pattycake said...

I shop sales and clearance racks

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barblong said...

My money saving tip is to plan your menu for the week around store sales ads. I also add coupons for additional savings.

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Brian E. said...

Thanks for the giveaway...My favorite holiday memories are my Mom preparing the "big" dinner in the kitchen and her "recruiting" me to help out cutting vegetables, measuring out ingredients, etc.

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Unknown said...

shop with amazon! Amazing deals!

Anonymous said...

My favorite memories of going to Grandma's and all the cousins and Us would stand on the stair case with Our Christmas stockings. It was so exciting We would one by one open them and watch and then dinner and then the big gifts kayMI

Jessica said...

My money saving tip is use coupons. It's honestly not as much work as people think it is!

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Unknown said...

I shop sales and stock up. I buy family packs of meats and cut it down at home. I buy loose produce, not prepackaged products. garrettsambo@aol.com

Kristina W said...

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Clip coupons for groceries and go to stores that double the value of them.

Unknown said...

One of my favorite memories was getting a giant doll house. Thanks!

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