Forgot to thaw the turkey or just decided to make one? I've rounded up the fresh turkey prices right now!
Harris Teeter (ends 11/28)
Food Lion (ends 11.28)
Lowes Foods (ends 11/28)
Aldi (ends 11/27)
Publix (ends 11.27)
Lidl (ends 11.27)
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Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 26 Nov
Forgot to thaw the turkey or just decided to make one? I've rounded up the fresh turkey prices right now!
Harris Teeter (ends 11/28)
Food Lion (ends 11.28)
Lowes Foods (ends 11/28)
Aldi (ends 11/27)
Publix (ends 11.27)
Lidl (ends 11.27)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 20 Nov
Snag a box of Folgers Instant coffee for just 59¢ at Food Lion.
Don't drink instant coffee? There are lots of other uses!
Food Lion (ends 11/26)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 10 Nov
The weekend before Christmas brought an opportunity I was incredibly excited about: a local art market held at a small, charming farm just 15 minutes from my house. It was a rare chance to showcase my work close to home, and even better, it gave me the opportunity to connect with my own community rather than the bigger cities and towns where I typically sell.
Unfortunately, the event didn’t live up to my expectations. While the hosts and fellow vendors were absolutely amazing, the real challenge was the lack of shoppers. People just weren’t stopping by. Perhaps it was the timing — too close to Christmas — or maybe the street flags weren’t eye-catching enough. Whatever the reason, the outcome was underwhelming: seven sales, totaling $149. To make matters tougher, most of those sales came from other vendors.
Given the $50 booth fee and the seven hours spent on location — not including the time it took to pack and prepare — the event felt like a significant letdown.
There are few things I always do after what I consider a “bad market”:
Start by analyzing the event with a critical but constructive eye:
It’s easy to feel defeated after a rough event, but setbacks are part of the journey. Shift your perspective to view challenges as opportunities for growth. Identify areas you can improve without placing undue blame on yourself. Remember, even seasoned artists experience tough markets — the key is learning from them.
Immediately after the event:
Now that you have a big picture of why the event wasn’t as successful, or profitable, rebuild your confidence and momentum and start planning for the future successes.
Every artist experiences a tough market event at some point. The key is to use these moments as opportunities to learn, adapt, and grow. By reflecting on what went wrong, taking actionable steps to recover, and planning for the future, you’ll be better equipped to handle challenges and thrive in your art career.
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom 1 Comment 6 Nov
Snag FREE Country Crock at Harris Teeter & Food Lion this week!
Harris Teeter. (11/6. – 11/15)
Food Lion (ends 11/15)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 2 Nov
The quiet months of January through March are the perfect time to refresh, refine, and revamp your artisan market business. While you may not have vending events during this period, there are plenty of ways to make the most of your time and set yourself up for a successful market season. Here are ten actionable steps to elevate your booth and business during the offseason.
Take stock of your remaining inventory. Identify your best sellers and items that didn’t perform well. This process helps you:
Use this downtime to experiment with new designs or product lines. Consider:
Your booth is your storefront, and a refreshed setup can draw new attention. Work on:
Take time to fine-tune your business’s branding. Tasks include:
Great photos can transform your marketing efforts. Schedule a photoshoot to:
Even when you’re not vending, you can sell online. Focus on:
Plan your year by researching markets that align with your goals. Look for:
Use this time to strategize and set measurable goals. Work on:
Networking with fellow artisans can lead to valuable insights and opportunities. Consider:
Finally, don’t forget to recharge. Running a business can be exhausting, so prioritize self-care:
The first quarter of the year is your chance to reset and prepare for a busy market season ahead. By tackling these ten tasks, you’ll not only improve your booth and business but also enter the next season with confidence and excitement. What’s on your to-do list this offseason? Share your plans in the comments below!
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 28 Oct
y'all know I am a HUGE Coke Zero addict so this deal is 100% mine!!!
Food Lion (ends 10.29)
Harris Teeter (ends 10.29)
Harris Teeter (10/30 – 11/5)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 23 Oct
I hit up Food Lion & Harris Teeter this week. I’m running short on time today so no breakdown but I did a Live video on our facebook page!
Find the Harris Teeter deals here
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 17 Oct
I've been teaching our newest cat- Boo- how to SIT for treats and she's learned that is the secret to getting a treat!
Harris Teeter (ends 10/22)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 16 Oct
Snag 33 oz of Arm & Hammer detergent for just 50¢ at Food Lion! these were NOT marked on sale at my store but I scanned with the app and it works!
Food Lion (ends 10/22)
Posted at EST by Jessie @MoolaSavingMom Leave a Comment 14 Oct
Where is the best place to get a flu shot this year? Here are the offers I’ve spotted. Most insurance carriers cover 100% of the cost of the flu shot.
Tricare/Medicaid/Medicare paid vaccines do not qualify for this promo.
Harris Teeter: Get 50 Fuel Points with the flu shot (worth about 5¢ off a gallon) PLUS a $5 coupon!. You can make an appointment online here. PLUS gtr $5 off your grocery order with the flu shot and get the flu + any other (we did COVID) get $15 off per person! My daughter, husband and I just went and got $45 off to our VIC card! This offer ends 10/31.
CVS: $5/$20 Store Coupon with Flu Shot. Click here for details.
Walgreens: 20% off $20+ coupon. Click here for details.
Target; $5/$20 coupon with any vaccine. Details here.
*I’ll update as offers come out.
My name is Jessie and I run MoolaSavingMom.com. It is my passion to share deals, coupons & thrifty & frugal thoughts so that you can reduce your spending! I have 4 children – 3 girls and 1 boy. I’ve been married to my high school sweetheart for 20 years!
*All deals and matchups on this site are to be used as a guide and not a guarantee. Prices and sales can change or vary by location. Sales and offers are responsibility of the retailer.