How to "Coupon" in Canada Photos

These pictures go along with the blog I created about how to use your coupons in Canada. These are examples of how I organize things and just a tiny glimpse at my stockpile.






The Windex and Fantastik products were all free, thanks to the instore deals and our coupons. IT IS NOT "DOUBLE COUPONING", IT IS FINDING THE CHEAPEST DEALS AND USING OUR COUPONS WITH THOSE! Had to be said. ;) We also managed to get DIFFERENT kinds within the same products, so that we do not have any duplicates, ie; all the Windex there does a different job.



Keeping things in sections where they will expire for that month makes it that much easier to plan your grocery shop. For example, I have coupons in the 'June/July' section. I know that those months are coming up and those coupons need to be used before they expire, I will use those to do a shop (along with other coupons with different expire dates, I just want to use these before they're no good).



It helps to keep your grocery list in two sections: One with coupons and one without. We shop for the items with coupons first, then continue on afterwards once we have everything with mega savings. Milk usually goes in the non-coupon list, as we have yet to find a coupon for any milk that isn't 'soy'. I hope this helps you to have a better understanding of how I do things!

Happy Couponing!
Mel