The best thing about this is that you don’t even have to own a Kindle! If you have a PC, an iPhone or iPod touch, an iPad, a Blackberry, or an Android phone, all you have to do is download the Kindle application for your device and you are ready to go. Purchase any Kindle book (including the free ones) at amazon.com and they can be downloaded to your device in mere seconds.

You will find several of the current available free Christian books below. If you want any of them, grab them fast because the free offer may not last. Just click on the book cover to go to its amazon.com page to order.

DISCLAIMER: I have read most but not all of the above books. You can find my reviews for some of them by looking through my archives. All are described as having a Christian theme in their description so I assume that is the case. I do not take any responsibility if you find them unsuitable.

Microsoft has a great buy on Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 for university students only. The entire software package is only $59.95 if you are eligible. So if you are a student or have a student in your family, be sure to check out this deal asap by clicking here. You can’t beat the price – even on eBay.

Microsoft Ultimate Steal

I had seen a new denim shirt in their catalog I really liked so I decided to see what kind of deal I could get on it. Found the shirt in the Roamans online catalog, placed two of them in my shopping bag. Sure enough, one was free. Then I entered the 40% off code in the promotion code space and voila!, 40% came right off the price of the other one. I ended up with two shirts for less than the price of one after shipping. And I also didn’t have to pay the nearly 10% Tennessee state sales tax. Take a look at my actual order summary.

So, if you are not one of those blessed people who wear under a size 12 and you could use something in the BOGO denim sale, hurry to Romans.com and see if you can bag yourself a bargain. Use the promo code in the image to your left to get 40% off your highest priced item.

One item that has always been a staple in our freezer is breaded chicken tenders. You know – you’re running short on time or forgot to plan a meal and you grab some from the freezer and throw them in the oven. And almost everyone loves chicken tenders. Well that convenience is also fairly costly. I have found a recipe for chicken tenders that probably tastes better than the frozen ones, is fairly easy to do, and best of all saves money. In this area, I can usually buy fresh chicken tenders at Sam’s Club for at little over $2.00 per pound and sometimes for as little as $1.79 per pound at the local Kroger.

This recipe is my adaptation of several I have run across online. The possibilities are endless. Instead of saltines, you could use cheese crackers, Ritz crackers,  or corn flakes, etc. You can also vary the seasonings to your taste. Go wild and experiment!

Check out Amanda’s Homemade Mocha Frappacinos on her Thrifty Thursday Post.

DOUBLE DIPPED CHICKEN TENDERS

Chicken br**st tenders (You can cut whole br**sts into strips)
2 eggs
flour
salt and pepper
saltine crackers (1 tube should be enough)
vegetable oil

Mix flour with seasonings. In another dish, beat the eggs and add more seasoning. Crush the saltine crackers finely. I like to use my food processor for this. Set up an assembly line for dipping – first the flour, eggs second, and cracker crumbs last. It helps to use only part of the cracker crumbs at a time because they clump up quickly. Heat the oil to approximately 350 degrees.

Dip the chicken tenders first in the flour, then in the eggs, and finally in the cracker crumbs, making sure to cover evenly. Place in hot oil and cook on both sides until chicken is done and nicely browned. Drain on paper towels.

Note:  I haven’t tried it yet, but some recipes indicate that these are also good baked in the oven.

T.G.I. Friday’s has another buy one get one coupon that is good through June 22. Click here to visit Friday’s and snag one for yourself.

The first bargain I noticed today was a dozen large eggs for $0.49 each. Other good deals were:

• 1 pound butter quarters for $1.49 – both salted and unsalted
• 8 ounce cream cheese for $0.79
• Premium brown sugar spiral sliced ham for $1.99 per pound OR
• Appleton half spiral sliced honey ham for $1.49 per pound
• 5 pounds flour for $1.59
• Most canned vegetables are $0.49 per can
• Tomato sauce for $0.25 per can
• Fudge brownie mix for $1.29 per box (makes a 9 X 13 ” pan)

I can find many of the food items I consider necessary to keep in my pantry at Aldi. They have a large selection of canned food, breads, cereal, cookies and candy, refrigerated and dairy products, produce, frozen products and fresh meats. In addition, every week they also have special purchases. Most of  the food items will be store brand but I have never bought anything that wasn’t good.

You can find out if there is a store near you or sign up for the Aldi email list to be notified of the new specials at http://aldi.us/index_ENU_HTML.htm

Use the following links to get coupons for a free package of Dreamfields pasta and a free Quiznos Sub. Coupon for the sub must be used within 5 days of printing and can only be printed once.

Free Dreamfields Pasta	Free Quiznos Sub

I will be on the lookout for more coupons and deals to share.