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Thanksgiving Day Savings
Top 10 Tips for Thanksgiving Day Savings- Check to see if your local grocery stores offers loyalty points that can redeemed for a turkey.
- Price compare the dollar stores first before grocery shopping
- Cook with crockpots. They consume less energy. (costs about 2 cents an hour) Checkout Cooking.com for some great coupons and deals on crockpots.
- Shop for grills and smokers before Thanksgiving week. You can find the best deals in the weeks leading up to Thanksgiving. Check out either Meijer or Home Depot for great deals on grills and smokers.
- If you need new tires before you hit the road, now is the best time for deals on standard tires. (winter tires are a different story) If you are a do-it-yourselfer and want to save money, check out The Tire Rack.
- If you are flying to your destination for the holidays, flights are usually cheaper if you come back on Sunday morning rather than Saturday evening. Look for early booking coupons from discounters like Travelocity, Expedia, and Orbitz.
- Go ahead and lower the thermostat right before people arrive for Thanksgiving dinner. There is a lot of heat generating not only from cooking but also from all the warm bodies!
- If you buy soda, get 2 liter bottles (or 3 liters) instead of cans. The same idea applies for cranberry, stuffing, and all your other fixings! Just make sure to compare the unit price before committing to the purchase.
- Create your shopping list first, then check the mailers, inserts, or the CouponShack.com for grocery coupons. Shop only when you see a deal for an item on your list.
- If you are going to have a turkey for Christmas too, go ahead and get it during the Thanksgiving holidays and freeze it. Turkeys are cheaper during Thanksgiving than Christmas.
