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Printable Coupon Shopping Grocery List: FREE Printable Coupon Grocery Shopping List

Click here to print your FREE Printable Coupon Grocery Shopping List!

As you watch these videos, please know that I do know my right from my left – lol – the videos were made 5 years ago and I just recreated the pages recently, so a couple of changes were made, but the videos work fine with the pages.

FREE Printable Grocery Store Price Book Sheet:

FREE Printable Grocery Store Price Book Sheet

You can download this FREE this printable resource by clicking the link below:

FREE Printable Grocery Store Price Book Sheet

Also, click here to learn  –> What Is A Price Book And Why Do I Need One?

Comments

  1. Tamara says

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    I am a little confused about the shopping list, checkout x’s colum. On the first item you had 16 coupons and you were buying 16, and the checkout x was 16. But on the second one you had 3 coupons for a 2 for 1 sale and you were getting 6, and your checkout x was 1. I don’t understand what the checkout x is. At first I thought it was how many coupons you had, but when you did the second one I got totally confused. Could you explain what that colum is?

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    • Dian says

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      Tamara » Oh, that is the number of orders I actually have to do to get all of my coupons to double or triple
      My stores have rules such as they will double or triple 3 of the same coupon and then any more of that coupon they will only give you face value for, so I am going to check those out 3 at a time.
      Say i have 6 Gum and 6 Gum coupons for $.50 and my store will only double the first 3, so i checkout 1 time (x) and buy the first three with three coupons and then i check out another time and buy three and use three more of the same coupons, so that they all will double and I get the most out of them.
      Does that make sense?
      Thanks!
      Dian

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      • sharon luna says

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        hi i was reading you message i live in rockford il and as far as i know no store here doubles or triples coupons. do you know of any?
        thanks
        sharon luna

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        • Dian says

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          sharon luna » I don’t, I am sorry. Did you call your stores to ask? What stores do you have?
          Dian

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        • Kelli says

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          KMART is doubling coupons this week pretty much everywhere .. check with your local KMart.

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  2. Melissa says

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    Hello melissa here, i need help really. this will be my very first time couponing every. I really dont know much about it. i know that you have to check with store. but how do you get to the point when you shop for free and how do you double coupon.

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    • Dian says

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      Melissa » The best thing is to watch my videos: https://groceryshopforfree.com/dians-videos-2/

      and/or read my eBook: https://groceryshopforfree.com/dians-ebook/

      to get started. You will also find more info here: https://groceryshopforfree.com/how-to-grocery-shop-for-free/

      After watching the videos or reading the eBook, if you have any questions, please feel free to ask!
      Thanks!
      Dian

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  3. GroceryLister says

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    The unit price column is a good idea because it forces you to think about which item is actually a better deal.

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  4. Tammie says

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    Dian,
    While I think your shopping list is a good idea, and I’ve tried using one I made myself, but I found it easier to use my print out from which ever site I frequently use, which has the following (and I’m sure you have seen tis over and over.)

    *Circular to find coupon(s)
    *Name(s) of products, how many to buy, if there is an advantage sale, etc.
    *Coupon Value
    *Quantity of Coupons needed
    *Sale Price
    *Final Price
    * Percentage Saved

    I write the mount of coupons I have beside each product, write additional items I nee to buy without coupons a the end of the page. Lastly, I fold the print out and place it, along with the coupons, in a legal size enveloope with the store name written on the outside.
    This is just another suggestion. I know people use all kinds of techniques. I teach coupon classes and have a Tammie’s Top Ten sites and yours is my #3 favorite; of course I HAVE to write th name of the site I work for as # 1. Everyone has told me the LOVE your site because it is loaded with a lot easy to read coupon kowledge, love all the freebies, and all the othe super cool features you have.
    Keep up the good work; it is very evident that you and the hubs put a LOT of wOrk into your site.
    PAY IT FORWARD!

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  5. Talia says

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    Help!

    Hi ladies with the economy and all the things my large extended family need I need to start couponing however with a new baby there is hardly any time to do anything where normal life is concerned but this is a must for us .
    Can anyone tell me exactly what I need to do step by step to save on my grocery or household bills ?

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    • Dian says

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      Talia » Hi, I have made many videos you can watch that give step by step instruction. I also wrote a :fr: eBook because some people learn thru videos and some thru reading 🙂 but you can read that, too!
      Let me know if you have any questions!
      Thanks!
      Dian

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  6. jamie says

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    Do you know the website to get printable coupons?

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    • Dian says

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      jamie » There are many – are you looking a particular coupon?
      Dian

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  7. Josie McCoy says

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    I would love it if you could make an iPod ap for your site. Maybe you could put your forms on it. I know I usually shop using my iPod with my list on it. I know I would buy it! Thanks.

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    • Dian says

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      Josie McCoy » Thanks! It is on the list of things I need to do this year!
      Thanks!
      DIan

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  8. Jackie says

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    Please send me any information as I am just starting couponing

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    • Dian says

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      Jackie,
      These should help:
      I have a FREE eBook that explains:
      https://groceryshopforfree.com/dians-ebook/

      I have FREE Videos that explain, too:
      https://groceryshopforfree.com/dians-videos-2/

      I also have a How To Coupon Section:
      https://groceryshopforfree.com/category/how-to-coupon/

      As well as a Couponing Question & Answers section:
      https://groceryshopforfree.com/category/couponing-questions-answers/

      How To Read A Coupon Matchup:
      https://groceryshopforfree.com/read-coupon-matchups/

      I am also always around to help! Feel free to email me and ask me anything:
      Dian@groceryshopforfree.com

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  9. Brenda Pennington says

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    MOST COUPONS MANUFACTURE

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  10. Brenda Pennington says

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    SHOPRITE SUPER MARKETS

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