questionswhat should i buy with subscribe & save on amazon?

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@cornellbigred: OOH! that looks awesome - and only 1 WW point each :) I am definitely going to try it out.

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I used to use it for a lot of items but they've raised most of the prices in the last 6 months. Lately nothing on my S&S list is cheaper than I can get it for locally.

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Prices are going up but some stuff is still cheaper. These Freeze dried fruits are fantastic. I love the pear and also the cinnamon apple.

http://www.amazon.com/Brothers-ALL-Natural-Variety-Crisps-Strawberry-Banana/dp/B001942GAI/ref=sr_1_2?s=grocery&ie=UTF8&qid=1337907874&sr=1-2

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@cornellbigred: Stretch Island fruit leathers are the best! The Kettle Valley used to be my go-to fruit when my kids were younger because they are softer and easier for smaller kids to eat -- not as tough leathery. But they've discontinued those off the Subscribe N Save, and you can only get them for obscene prices. $1.50 a strip?! Don't think so!

If you like the softer fruit, try the Clif Kids Twisted Fruit ropes. They are tart, but that's what the kids like.

I also have friends who rave about the gluten/allergy free offerings on Amazon.

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Popchips are usually a good buy with S&S.

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@minkeygirl7: oh I do like those. Maybe I will alternate them with the fruit leathers - every couple of months!

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I get paper towels from Amazon and am making a list as to how long it takes to go through a case. Will probably do the S&S with those. Also with coffee. Have trouble finding Eight O'clock decaf. It's just easier and cheaper. And I'm considering toilet tissue, too.

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Razor blades. One of the few things that make sense: they are priced below Costco or WalMart, they ship well, and you know more or less when you are going to need them.

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@pooflady: Hmm I will have to check that out. I usually get that sort of stuff at BJs - I should price check.

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Olive oil. You have to search a little, as not all brands offer subscribe and save. But you save 15% (currently, at least) on the ones that do.

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I just signed up for vegan multivitamins. I just looked at the bottle of vitamins I get from the drug store here, and they contain fish oils. I'm allergic to fish and so this might account for the icky feeling I always get after taking vitamins. $5.09 for a three month supply isn't bad.