Lunchbox Coupon Roundup (Plus, My favorite Place to Stock-Up on Items to Fill the Lunchbox!)
Yesterday, I shared with you here some ideas on how to make lunches for the kiddos affordable and easy. If you missed the video, check it out below…
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-o0n3QneGkY]* If you can’t see the video, go here to watch it.
In addition to the video, I thought it would be great to put together a roundup of printable coupons for lunch box type items to score you some nice savings on your next trip to the grocery store…
Bread Coupons for Sandwich-Making:
$1/1 Rudi’s Gluten Free Bakery Product
$0.75/1 Rudi’s Organic Bread
$1/1 Rudi’s Organic Bread
$1/1 Roman Meal Bread
$1/1 Franz Organic Bread
$0.55/1 Nature’s Harvest Bread
$1/1 Udi’s Gluten Free Product
Juice Box and other Beverage Coupons:
$1/1 Minute Maid Juice Box Multipack
$0.50/1 Honest Kids Product
$0.50/1 Organic Valley American Singles or Single Serve Milk (4 ct or larger)
$1/1 IZZE Sparkling juice 4-pack
$1/1 6-pack carton of Honest Fizz
$0.75/1 6-pack of TruMoo Milk Boxes
$1/1 Horizon Organic Single Serve Milk 6-pack+
Snack Item Coupons:
$0.50/1 Annie’s Homegrown Snack
$1/2 Combos snacks
$0.50/2 Boxes any Nature Valley Granola Bars
$0.50/2 boxes of Betty Crocker Fruit Shapes
$0.50/1 Welch’s Fruit Snacks
$1/2 packages of Nabisco Honey Maid Teddy Grahams
Other Items to Fill the Lunchbox:
Hormel Rev Wrap or Hormel Re Wrap Value Pack here or here or here
$1/2 Armour Active Packs
$0.55/2 StarKist Single Serve Tuna Pouches
$0.50/1 Stonyfield YoKids Organic Yogurt
$0.75/2 Yoplait Products (including GoGurts)
Various YoCrunch Yogurt Cups coupons
Also, if you’re on the lookout for Rubbermaid lunchbox type storage items, here are a few coupons to help you save in that area, too:
$2/1 Rubbermaid LunchBlox or LunchBlox Kids Lunch Kit
$1.50/1 Rubbermaid LunchBlox Food Storage Product
$1/1 Rubbermaid LunchBlox Lunch Bag
$1/1 Rubbermaid Hydration Bottle or here
$1/2 Rubbermaid Take Alongs Food Storage Container
And finally, one of my favorite places to stock up on lunchbox goodies is actually not even at the grocery store, but over on Amazon! You see, on a regular basis, I head over to the Amazon Warehouse section to check out the grocery bargains they have available. It seems that their stock changes often, so there are always new products to browse through. What I LOVE most is that they often have organic and natural products discounted more than 50% and most items ship FREE with Amazon Prime or on $25 or more with Super Saver Shipping.
* Note that most of these products are approaching their sell by date (however, I’ve ordered warehouse items many times before and the expiration date always seems to be at least 2 to 3 months out from when I receive them). Also, keep in mind that they usually don’t have a large quantity of items available at the low prices listed, so if you see something you like, I would suggest purchasing it right away.
Here’s one Warehouse deal I just spotted:
You can score a 24-pack of Nacho Cheese Popchips single serve bags for only $14.03 by scrolling down to the bottom and adding the Warehouse deal to your cart. That breaks down to just $0.58 per bag! Plus, score FREE 2-day shipping (no minimum!) with Amazon Prime or FREE standard shipping on $25+ orders with Super Saver Shipping.
Oh…now YOU are truly a rock star! Loved the video, fab tips, AWESOME hair…and now THIS?! Coupon matchups for the lunch packing mommies…go you!
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I can NEVER find Honest Kids coupons–thanks!!
YW! 🙂
Are you thinking of making these lunchbox coupon roundups a regular feature? I think it is great! Sometimes all those coupons listed in your other posts can overwhelm me (although I definitely *love* that you do that and often look forward to those posts as a great time-saver for myself).
Great idea! Thanks for the feedback.
Oh Jennifer B…I thought I was the ONLY one who felt overwhelmed with coupon roundup. Though I’m totally appreciative, it does make my heart beat a little faster…HOPING I don’t ‘miss’ what I really need.
Hey Collin, do you still post end of evening w/photo of you blowing a candle out? Super cute.
I’m with you ladies–I like it but sometimes it feels a little overwhelming!
Thank you !!!!!!!
You’re welcome! 🙂
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I LOVE Amazon warehouse. I have been able to provide months of snack for school, church, etc. b/c of the fab prices on Amazon (both warehouse and subscribe and save). U rock Collin! Thanks for reminding me – I ordered stretch island fruitabu for the kiddos special come home from school snack. 6 boxes with 6 each for $5.54. Crazy!!
Awesome!!
Allison, did you find that today?
Thanks for the tip about Amazon Warehouse! That is awesome! I just scored 48 two ounce boxes of Goldfish crackers making it just 16 cents an ounce!
WooHoo! 🙂
You are awesome. Making those sandwiches on a Sunday and throwing them in the freezer is such a genius idea (along with the pineapple juice)! I have no clue what Amazon Warehouse is – but I’m about to investigate. You have saved my family so much money.. so I truly thank you!!
Awe… you’re most welcome!
I am beyond grateful for finding Hip2Save! I could never truly show how thankful I am for Collin and her crew! It started out just being about couponing but it has turned into a better, healthier way of life! Thank you so much for these ideas they definitely inspire me to do better for my daughters lunches while saving some time!
Hi Amanda,
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a sweet comment. It means a lot to me and the rest of the Hip2Save team. 🙂
I found really nice lunchboxes on clearance at Target yesterday for $2.48. (70% off) Several super heroes, colors and styles.
Love the uncrustables idea, thank you!
I would love to hear what’s good from Amazon Prime. I love hearing about the Fruit Strips and goldfish. Loved the video and shared with all of my friends on FB.
Loved the video. Now if my picky kids would actually eat the stuff!! I was on the couch watching this and my 6 yr old was next to me so I told him to watch. He said no to the cold corn, no to the honest kids juice(I bought it and ended up drinking it myself) and pretty much no to everything else except the ‘uncrustables’. I usually make them buy so they can be picky in the lunch line.
what if the honest kids juice was the only juice in the house, then would he drink it? what if you stopped buying those other items and only bought these other items, like corn, then would he eat it? i don’t buy that other stuff, so my kids don’t have it as a choice.
So how do you do the apples with the pineapple juice? Do you soak them and remove them or leave them in the juice?
I was wondering the same thing. If you soak them, for how long?
i think you just dunk them in the juice or just want the surface of the apple to be coated with the pineapple juice. it’s the surface that is exposed to the air and turns brown. the apple does not need marinated.
Question when you cute the apples do you just pour the juice on them?
i have a friend that said she does what collin does. she dunks each slice in the juice. or she puts all of the slices in a ziploc bag along with a tiny bit of juice and swishes the whole thing around and pours off excess. you want the surface of the apple slices to be coated. it’s not a marinade. they are not submerged in juice for long period.
You are so cute. Thanks for the tips! Always love checking your site.
My first go with the Uncrustables was a fail! Do I need to make sure my bread is EXTREMELY fresh? I think that was the problem.
Have you ever done the “uncrustables” with gluten free bread? Love the idea, my preschooler just got diagnosed so the gluten free thing is still very new to us so I will probably try it since I need lunchbox ideas just not sure if any brands work better and if the frozen options would work at all (like udi’s).
I second the thought the a lunchbox roundup would be great even if only once or twice a month!
Where do you buy your lunchbox kits? Those are SO cute!