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Trick Or Treat Coupon Booklets

Posted on Monday, October 5th, 2009 at 8:53 am
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One great way to save on eating meals out is to take advantage of the various trick or treat coupon booklets that are available right now. There are so many this year, it is wonderful. Basically, you buy a coupon booklet for a very cheap price, usually only $1 and get 6-12 coupons for free food from your favorite fast food and family restaurants.

In general, the free food is worth around $1 to $1.75 per item, so it really makes sense to buy these booklets if you can use them. Also, many of these restaurants donate the proceeds from the booklets to charity.

I like to have several of these booklets in my car for when I am out running errands with the kids and they get the snack attacks (yes this can happen just minutes after eating breakfast or lunch). Of course, you can pick up a few extra booklets for the actual trick or treaters.

The coupon booklets are on sale now and usually end by October 31. The coupons themselves usually expire either at the end of the year or a few months later.

Here is a round up of what booklets are currently out there.

McDonald’s

This is one of the best deals in coupon booklets in my opinion. For $1, you can get 12 free item coupons, including hamburgers, apple dippers, ice cream cones and apple juice or milk.

Wendy’s

For your $1, you’ll get coupons for 10 free junior frostys! This one is always a hit for school gifts, since each coupon is exactly the same, and you don’t have to worry about which type of coupon goes to whom.

Friendly’s

For $1 you can get a coupon booklet that is good for five free kid’s cones plus $5 off of a $25 purchase. Give the kid cones coupons away and save the $5 one for yourself!

Burger King

The deal here at Burger King might not be as great as McDonald’s but these coupons give you something that McDonald’s won’t: free fries. For $1, you can get eight coupons for free value size french fries.

Need some more adult fare? Check out the Restaurant.com coupon code deals. Code ENJOY will give you 60 percent off today.

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