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PRINT THESE FOOD COUPONS FOR THE HOLIDAYS(TURN ON YOUR PRINTER)

The holidays are fast approaching and here are some wonderful coupons to print.

SAVE $1.00 on Apple Cider when you buy TWO Murray® Ginger Snaps
SAVE $1.00 ON TWO when you buy TWO BOXES any flavor General Mills cereal listed: Cheerios™ • Cinnamon Toast Crunch™ • Lucky Charms™…
SAVE $1.00 ON TWO when you buy TWO BOXES any Chex™ cereals: Rice Chex™ • Corn Chex™ • Wheat Chex™…
Save $0.50 when you buy ONE (1) Post® OREO O’s® cereal
SAVE $0.75 on any ONE (1) Sister Schubert’s® Frozen Roll or Bread product
SAVE $1.00 ON THREE when you buy any THREE Pillsbury™ Refrigerated Baked Goods Products
$0.75 OFF on any ONE (1) bag of Cooked Perfect® Meatballs
SAVE $1.00 on any TWO (2) HERSHEY’s or REESE’s Dairy Whipped Topping
Save $1.00 on any TWO (2) Kettle Brand® products (4 oz. or larger)
$1.50 OFF on any TWO (2) bags of Cooked Perfect® Meatballs
SAVE $0.50 on any ONE (1) Pace® product 13.5 oz or larger (excluding dips and queso)
SAVE 30¢ ON ONE when you buy ONE CAN any Pillsbury™ Crescent Dinner Rolls or Grands!™ Crescent Dinner Rolls
SAVE 30¢ ON ONE when you buy ONE CAN any size/variety Pillsbury™ Refrigerated Grands!™ or Grands! Jr.™ Biscuits
SAVE $1.00 on any TWO Keebler® Town House® Crackers
SAVE 30¢ ON ONE when you buy any ONE Pillsbury™ Refrigerated Sweet Rolls (excludes Grands!™)
SAVE 50¢ ON FIVE when you buy FIVE CUPS any variety Yoplait® Yogurt (Includes Original, Light, Whips!®, OR Lactose Free)
Save $1.00 on any ONE (1) OREO® State Fair Cookie (10oz) (Available at Walmart)
Save $0.75 when you buy THREE (3) Avocados From Mexico
Save $0.50 when you buy any TWO (2) NESTLÉ® MAGGI® products. (2.11 – 35.2 oz.) “Redeemable At Walmart”
$0.75 OFF any ONE (1) package of Bridgford® Frozen Rolls, Bread Dough, or Monkey Bread
Save $0.50 when you buy ONE (1) Post® CHIPS AHOY® cereal
SAVE $1.00 ON TWO when you buy TWO PACKAGES any flavor Totino’s™ Pizza Rolls™ (50 COUNT ONLY)…

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