Woot! I just got the scoop on some hot printable coupons for lunch box items:
SAVE $1.00 on ONE (1) Mott’s© Apple Sauce
SAVE $1.00 when you buy any Pepperidge Farm® Goldfish® crackers 12-pack
SAVE $1.00 on any 1 Smucker’s® Uncrustables® Sandwiches
To access these great coupons, visit Walmart’s new microsite Lunchbox Builder and click on download the coupons. Only one print per computer. Update: Uncrustables prints two coupons per computer.
NOTE: Site is better viewed on Internet Explorer.
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Motts coupon did not appear. I suppose it must already be gone.
I didn’t get Motts either, but I’m wondering if it is by zip code?
I think it might be gone Melissa. I checked earlier and it was gone for me too and it was there yesterday. Sorry
Mercedes
Only thing left is Uncrustables. And by the way, they don’t print from Safari on Mac either, even though the computer is saying that it did. (What agency builds microsites these days that can only be opened and used with IE on a PC? Sheesh.)