Showing posts with label samples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label samples. Show all posts
Free K-Cup Sampler from Walmart
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8/05/2015 08:19:00 PM
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Walmart is currently offering a k-cup sampler pack as part of their back to school promotions. I'm not sure when this promotion will end but I'm sure they will run out of samplers soon. Enjoy!
Free Sample of Ovaltine
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8/09/2013 10:45:00 PM
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Right now on Facebook, you can request a free sample of Ovaltine.
Offer good in the U.S. only. Offer valid only while supplies last. Limit one (1) sample pack affixed with (2) stick samples per person. Please allow 6-8 weeks for delivery. Offer may not be republished without written consent from NESTLÉ®. Void where prohibited or restricted by law.
Himalayan Dog Chews and Free Sample of Yaky Yam
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2/20/2013 06:49:00 PM
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I took Benny to the Super Pet Expo in New Jersey. At the expo we saw the Himalayan Dog Chew display. Himalayan Dog Chews are extremely popular because they are a natural product that takes dogs a long time to break down. Almost every vendor at the expo had these chews on their displays.
Normally sold in multipacks or as large chews (for bigger dogs), at the expo they offered a single small chew at a reasonable price to try. When I gave Benny the chew, he carried it with him all over the house but didn't even make a dent in it. I honestly don't know if he even tried to chew it yet or was just being possessive. At one point, I threw it off the couch and noticed it was cracking. So I tried to break it in half but even with the appearance of cracks this chew was too tough to break in half. Eventually I was able to break it in half after throwing it against the floor so I placed the broken off piece in the microwave for thirty seconds like they recommend. It was larger than the pieces they showed but I tried it anyway.
As soon as it was puffy and cooled, Benny went for it again. He was able to break off a piece and was chewing on it for a while but wasn't able to break much more off. Even puffed, it's still hard and will take a while for him to chew. Since they sell all different size pieces, I think the piece I bought was too big for his tiny mouth. Benny is afterall only fourteen pounds. Now that the original piece is smaller, Benny has been chewing at it more but I still haven't seen a dent in it.
While Himalayan Dog Chews can be expensive, you can often find them on DoggyLoot for a good price. In fact they are currently being offered. They are sold on Amazon
, some local stores, and you can also look for deals directly from the manufacturer like I found at the expo.
You can also currently request a free sample of their other product, Yaky Yams, through the Himalayan Dog Chews Facebook page. Just click their cover photo for the special codes. Then enter the two codes on their website. You'll also be entered to win a trip to Nepa.
Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review. I purchased the Himalayan Dog Chew myself to share with my readers. All opinions are 100% mine.
Himalayan Dog Chew is a very hard chew. Although cheese, it is sometimes popularly reffered to as Concrete, Glass, Wood and Metal. Depending on the size and eating habits of the dog, this is a very long lasting dog chew that you can find. Dogs must work the end of the treat for hours, softening it with their mouths before small parts of it can be slowly scraped off. (Source: Himalayandogchew.com)
Normally sold in multipacks or as large chews (for bigger dogs), at the expo they offered a single small chew at a reasonable price to try. When I gave Benny the chew, he carried it with him all over the house but didn't even make a dent in it. I honestly don't know if he even tried to chew it yet or was just being possessive. At one point, I threw it off the couch and noticed it was cracking. So I tried to break it in half but even with the appearance of cracks this chew was too tough to break in half. Eventually I was able to break it in half after throwing it against the floor so I placed the broken off piece in the microwave for thirty seconds like they recommend. It was larger than the pieces they showed but I tried it anyway.
As soon as it was puffy and cooled, Benny went for it again. He was able to break off a piece and was chewing on it for a while but wasn't able to break much more off. Even puffed, it's still hard and will take a while for him to chew. Since they sell all different size pieces, I think the piece I bought was too big for his tiny mouth. Benny is afterall only fourteen pounds. Now that the original piece is smaller, Benny has been chewing at it more but I still haven't seen a dent in it.
While Himalayan Dog Chews can be expensive, you can often find them on DoggyLoot for a good price. In fact they are currently being offered. They are sold on Amazon
You can also currently request a free sample of their other product, Yaky Yams, through the Himalayan Dog Chews Facebook page. Just click their cover photo for the special codes. Then enter the two codes on their website. You'll also be entered to win a trip to Nepa.
Disclaimer: I was not paid for this review. I purchased the Himalayan Dog Chew myself to share with my readers. All opinions are 100% mine.
Free Sample of Purina One Dog Food
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1/21/2013 07:25:00 PM
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Walmart is currently offering a free sample of Purina One dog food. There is also a coupon available for $3 off Purina One. These free samples tend to go fast on Walmart's website so don't wait too long to request your sample.
Free Sample of Yaky Yam from Himalayan Dog Chew
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10/31/2012 08:43:00 PM
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Have you tried Himalayan Dog Chews? Well not you, but your dog? Benny tried them last year at the Pet Expo and he fell in love right away. Himalayan makes a natural product that tastes good and is easy to digest for your pet.
Right know, you can request a free sample of the Yaky Yam, a treat made out of natural ingredients including smoked cheese (for smell) and sweet potato (for flavor).
Try our new Sample of the Yaky Yam and Win a Trip to the Himalayas.
Facebook Friends, please use this code to enter:
Code #1: CE10000
Code #2: B830
Source: Himalayan Dog Chew's Facebook Page
Free Sample of Starbucks K-Cups
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6/30/2012 09:54:00 PM
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This is probably the first time I've ever seen a free sample of Starbucks k-cups. Head over to Target's sample page and you can request your free sample. You have to qualify for this sample, but that's basically saying that you own a Keurig and stuff. However, if you didn't own a Keurig why would you be requesting k-cups that you couldn't brew? Enjoy!
Source: Free Stuff Times
Free Sample of Tully's K-Cups
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6/27/2012 11:24:00 AM
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Tully's coffee is currently offering a free sample pack of k-cups. These sample packs are often four k-cups of different brews offered by a company. Enjoy!
Thanks for joining our Facebook community. We’re excited to give you a FREE K-Cup® sample pack of Tully’s® best-selling slow-roasted coffee: House Blend, Italian Roast, French Roast and Breakfast Blend. (Limit one per household).
Free Sample of Crystal Light's Mocktails on Facebook
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5/28/2012 06:04:00 PM
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Head over to Crystal Light's Facebook page to grab a free sample of their Mocktails. I've never tried them before but they sound yummy.
Free Sample of Mrs. Dash
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5/06/2012 06:04:00 PM
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Right now on Facebook, you can get a free sample of Mrs. Dash. Mrs. Dash makes salt free seasonings which means that they are a healthy way of adding flavor to your favorite dishes. The free sample is limited to the first 30,000 people so hurry over before they run out. It might sound like a large number, but it will go fast.
Free Sample of Best Bully Sticks for Dogs
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4/27/2012 04:44:00 PM
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Benny loves his bully sticks but they can be really expensive. Best Bully Sticks is currently offering a free sample of their bully sticks to any new customer. They just posted the promotion on the Best Bully Sticks' Facebook page but it looks like it is an ongoing promotion.
Please keep in mind that free samples can only be sent one per household, and are only available to people who are not current or past customers! As our sampling program has grown we can only accommodate 500 free samples per month. We will choose the 500 recipients each month at random. We will draw at random the next 500 each month from new and old submissions so there is no need to request a sample more than one time.
Free Breathe Right
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1/16/2012 08:00:00 AM
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This might not be a new offer, but I saw a commercial this morning for a free sample of Breathe Right. Head offer and request your sample to see if Breathe Right can help you get a good sleep without drugs.
Free Sample of 5-Hour Energy
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12/19/2011 09:00:00 PM
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We've all seen 5-Hour Energy in the stores, and we've seen the commercials. Have you ever tried it? Now you can request a free sample of 5-Hour Energy to see if it really works.
The site is really slow but it's a free sample, so it's worth a shot.
Source: The Brainy Buyer
Free Sample of Cafe Escapes K-Cups on Facebook
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11/21/2011 08:26:00 PM
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At the rate of these K-Cup free samples, I may never need to buy coffee again. This time, you can get a free sample of Cafe Escapes on Facebook. Cafe Escapes makes a lot of chocolate related K-Cups such as hot chocolate and mocha.
Free Beauty Bag of Samples from Target
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8/28/2011 10:14:00 AM
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Target is offering a Beauty is All the Buzz sample kit. It includes a variety of beauty products in a nice little bag.
Source: Rocki' Deals 4 You
Great New Sample Site from the USPS
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3/29/2011 07:31:00 PM
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Last April I told you a new program through the post office called Sample Showcase. It seems that the program has finally left the beta phases and is open to everyone. Register for the site and get your hands on tons of free samples.
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