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    Default Seasonal sale cycles for some items?

    Can a seasoned couponing veteran tell me if there are cycles for the sales of these products and coupons for them? It seems like when I started in December there were good sales and some coupons and now there are not, so I am thinking I should have stocked up more in December.

    Campbell's cream soups
    Stovetop stuffing mix
    Frozen Garlic bread
    Pillsbury refrigerated crescents (no good coupons in months)
    Hand soap (no good sales on this in forever!!)
    Green Giant Steamers (okay--I did buy like 30 of these but now I wish I bought 80)


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    Default Re: Seasonal sale cycles for some items?

    There is a thread in the stockpiling forum that outlines what is typically on sale for each month of the year.

    But to answer your question, yes, there are certain times of the year that things go on sale and make for really good deals with coupons. For example, all of the BBQ sauces, ketchup, mustard, hot dogs, etc. that are on sale right now are probably at the lowest price they'll hit until next year at this time. Coming up, school supplies will be the cheapest you'll be able to find them all year.

    As for the specific items you were asking about...

    Campbell's cream soups - I find these saled/clearanced/coupons mostly in the fall/winter time. Last time I seriously stocked up on these was Thanksgiving-ish time.
    Stovetop stuffing mix - I'm willing to guess that this is more of a Thanksgiving/Christmas time stock up item. I don't buy stuffing so I couldn't tell you for sure
    Frozen Garlic bread - Not sure...but it's really easy to make your own with some homemade french bread, butter, garlic powder and shredded cheese. pop in the oven for 5 minutes and there you have it!
    Pillsbury refrigerated crescents - I watch for these on markdown...usually once they're getting close to their best buy date groceries will mark them down. They freeze well, so I stock up when I see them marked down! Otherwise, in my area there aren't very often good sales on these - I know Kroger did have an awesome deal with these a while back...but I don't have a Kroger :sad:
    Hand Soaps - Not sure. If you watch for the 30c/1 or higher softsoap coupons, Walmart has small bottles for 97c or something like that? So it could be worth picking up a few or stocking up then (I don't know what your target price for handsoap is)
    Green Giant Steamers - I'm willing to bet that this is a fall/winter item. That's when I stocked up on them last (and I'm sure when you got your 30 as well). That's my guess just because there are no fresh veggies in season so they are targeting frozen.

    HTH - Good luck!

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    Default Re: Seasonal sale cycles for some items?

    Here's a link to a great post about sales cycles:

    Sales Cycles

    There is also a thread about when items go on clearance in the Target forum and perhaps others.

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    Thanks!! This really helps!
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    HELP Sale Cycles

    Does anyone have a list of grocery sale cycles by month? For instance, peanut butter sales are typically in August or September/Back to School time. Baking ingredient sales are more towards the holiday seasons, etc. When should I see the best sales on rice, for example.

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    Is this the type of info you are looking for? Sales Cycles
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    WOW! Just what I needed. Thanks!

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    thanks for this, i'm putting it in my binder
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    Default sales cycles ? new to this

    This is my first year of couponing-

    I remember when i started back in march/april- all i got was cleaning stuff and shower gels , windex etc.. i was thinking like- ok i'm so stocked up on cleaning stuff but i wish there was some food i could stock up with ..
    well the past few months have been really all-food stuff .. and my cleaning supply went signif. down- my shelves are getting pretty much empty.. am i missing out on sales ? are there any good sales for cleaning supplies ? - are the deals going to be again in spring .. or was that something i got one time ..

    for you folks who do this for few years now- you know the cycles- please help out :))

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    Default Re: sales cycles ? new to this

    It would make sense to me to see that cleaning supplies go on sale in the spring.

    I know that there are lots of good deals on candles and candy this time of year.

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