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Mambo Sprouts is offering free printable coupons online for its organic products, including Odwalla drinks, kid snacks, organic oatmeal, and Biokleen and Method cleaning products.
A printer is required to print out the Internet coupons.
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Sat. November 28, 2009
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
1-15-2009 @ 1:44PM
Bridget said...
A "Fantastic Freebie" listing because the COUPONS are free?!?
Walletpop bloggers use that designation when an item is available for free, whether sample size or actual product.
These are just regular coupons that take 50 cents to $1.00 off thier products.
All coupons are free, no one pays for coupons, so this isn't a "Fantastic Freebie" at all. Pull the "Fantastic Freebies" tag for this one, so that the labels continue to have the proper meaning for readers.
Thanks.
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