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Become an 'extreme couponer' The average manufacturer's coupon is now worth $1.20, according to food marketing analyst Phil Lempert of SupermarketGuru.com . That's a nice amount, but serious savers combine these coupons with in-store coupons and sales. Sites like CouponMom.com (free) and TheGroceryGame.com ($10 for eight weeks) offer sales-tracking services for most states and major grocery stores. They'll tell you which items are on rock-bottom sale and alert you to manufacturers' coupons you can use. Manufacturers' coupons are in most Sunday newspapers and at sites like Coupons.com and Redplum.com .
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By Bankrate.com and Boston.com staff

Become an 'extreme couponer'

The average manufacturer's coupon is now worth $1.20, according to food marketing analyst Phil Lempert of SupermarketGuru.com. That's a nice amount, but serious savers combine these coupons with in-store coupons and sales.

Sites like CouponMom.com (free) and TheGroceryGame.com ($10 for eight weeks) offer sales-tracking services for most states and major grocery stores. They'll tell you which items are on rock-bottom sale and alert you to manufacturers' coupons you can use. Manufacturers' coupons are in most Sunday newspapers and at sites like Coupons.com and Redplum.com.