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  • Bolthouse Farms Launches AuraBotanical Water

    Bolthouse Farms Launches AuraBotanical Water

    Just last month, California-based company Bolthouse Farms introduced the newest addition to its product line, AuraBotanical Water. This new beverage is made of one-hundred percent natural water, enhanced by the addition of fruit juices and herbs. This mixture of fruit juice, herb and water aims to provide more nutrition and taste to its consumers. AuraBotanical…

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  • How a Stay-at-Home Mother Became a Professional Couponer

    How a Stay-at-Home Mother Became a Professional Couponer

    Homemaker Brooke Dunn started couponing a year and a half ago when she was informed that her husband could possibly lose his job, which would significantly affect their income. Instead of panicking, Dunn started looking for ways to save money and cut down on their expenses. That was the time that she tried her hand…

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  • Stouffer’s

    Stouffer’s

    Stouffer’s is a popular brand of American and Canadian frozen food products. The brand is known for its meatloaf, macaroni and cheese, lasagna, ravioli, and Salisbury steak products. History Stouffer’s began in 1922 as a little coffee shop run by Abraham and Mahala Stouffer. The couple owned a farm in the township of Richfield, Ohio.…

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  • SunOpta Foods

    SunOpta Foods

    SunOpta Foods is a worldwide company based in Canada that is primarily engaged in the production and distribution of organic and nutritious food products. The company operates in the United States as well as around the globe. History SunOpta was founded in 1973 under the original name Stake Technology. Stake Technology was established in order…

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  • TLC’s Extreme Couponing Features Buford Mom

    TLC’s Extreme Couponing Features Buford Mom

    TLC’s reality program Extreme Couponing recently featured Stephanie Barr, a mother from Buford, who has been using a whole lot of coupons to save on her grocery bills. Extreme Couponing staff went with Barron on her recent trip to the grocery to see how much she could save by using her coupons. According to Barr,…

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  • Google Launches Mobile Application for Payment and Coupon Services

    Google Launches Mobile Application for Payment and Coupon Services

    Google Inc. has introduced a new way that consumers can pay for their transactions, as well as collect coupons electronically. As part of its expansion plans in the area of mobile advertising, Google has partnered with Sprint Nextel Corporation and MasterCard Inc. in order to let consumers pay for their purchases and collect coupons via…

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  • Helen’s Kitchen Vegetarian Bowls Launched

    Helen’s Kitchen Vegetarian Bowls Launched

    Last month, Helen’s Kitchen introduced its newest line of products, the Vegetarian Burrito Bowls. According to statistics, about half of the people in America spend only thirty minutes (even less) cooking. It is no surprise that the most popular food in the country is frozen meals, mainly because they offer convenience to the consumer. Trends…

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  • Grocery Store Coupon Policies in New York

    Grocery Store Coupon Policies in New York

    Because of the number of grocery shoppers practicing couponing nowadays and the flood of coupons being presented at grocery stores, it is important to at least be acquainted with the coupon policies of local grocery stores. For New York shoppers, here are a few of those coupon policies. King Kullen (Syosset, New York) – King…

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