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Update@ 12:30 pm: And yet another link for the $3 Planters Coupon – so that brings the total to 4 links that have worked for me to give me 8 coupons.
With this new link for the $3 Planters coupon I was able to print two more coupons! Thanks goes to Weighing in on Life for emailing me!
If you’ve missed the previous two links I listed:
I also have heard that there are some ads showing up across the web for this coupon, and that some people are able to print again by clicking on the ad. Keep your eyes peeled, but I will not be sending you on a wild goose chase to find these ads because they require refreshing over and over again with hopes it will appear (and for me it often never does).
What am I going to do with my free peanuts? I’ll be making Pad Thai – noodles with peanut sauce, sprinkled with chopped peanuts and a squeeze of lime.
Remember Jell-0 is a Kraft Product! Here the small boxes of Jell-O are .50 a box at Walmart.The 16 oz jars of Planters Peanuts are $2.68And the $3 coupons will take off fully giving you .32 toward the boxes of Jell-O.So $1.18 for 3 boxes Jell-O and 1 16oz Jar of Planters Peanuts. (not counting tax obviously)http://laurawilliamsmusings.blogspot.com/2008/07/300-planters-coupon.html
Rachel – It has to be because you’re on a Mac! I have heard from Mac users that say they can’t print most printable coupons – that’s just the way it is. But if you feel so inclined, you might want to send an email to Coupons, Inc. and ask them about any support that they provide for Mac users.
Some stores are being really smart about this coupon. The Festival Foods near me put a coupon of their own in the paper for free Wheat Thins (and other crackers of the same brand) if you bought three of those same products. I hopped on their sale of kraft shredded cheese 3 for $5 (we eat lots of homemade pizza), and was able to get free honey roasted peanuts AND free wheat thins be using both the store and manufacture coupons. I saved more than half my money; what a sweet deal!
Hi Heather – I’ve tried printing from Safari and Firefox, but for some reason it’s the coupons that mention “bricks” that won’t print. We’re Mac users, so maybe I just need to use someone else’s computer once in awhile. Thanks for your help!
Hi!I just listed 8 different links on my site for the coupons.it’s here: http://www.momsneedtoknow.com/2008/07/03/the-3-planters-coupon-heres-all-8-links/Hope this helps everyone get some more!
And if you can’t print any of these peanut coupons due to being ‘maxed out’, click “help” and input your address. I got about 8 of them in the mail last week, along w/the Kashi Vives too. the kids are learning to love Kashi.
Thank you, I have the Walgreens coupon for them that I still need to use!
Rachel – Have you tried using a different web browser?
Thanks for the information! For some reason, I’m unable to print coupons when the web address starts with bricks.coupons.com/I’ve downloaded the Coupon Printer. Do you have any ideas?
I don’t really have a recipe for Pad Thai because I cheat and use a sauce in a bottle to minimize prep time. I buy the House of Tsang Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce (using the $1 printable SmartSource coupon). I use whatever flat noodle I have in my pantry – right now it is the Thai Kitchen instant rice noodles that I bought for really cheap using a doubled coupon. We also like to add chicken or shrimp if we have it. And matchstick carrots and diced green onions are also good to add. But just give me the noodles & sauce with chopped peanuts on top and I’ll be happy! a lime is also nice to have, but sometimes we just don’ have any limes in the house. Thanks for the question, MissPooh8!
Utilizing the BOGO sales at Publix this week, you can use those 2 coupons to get $24 worth of products for $6!
Are you willing to share your recipe for pad thai noodles? I love these but can’t ever find a good recipe. Thanks I have 4 containers of peanuts that would be great for this!