Social Nature has started offering 100% cash-back, similar to Ibotta and Fetch Rewards. I love this because I can select exactly what I want, Social Nature tells me which local stores have it, and I can add it to my next shopping list.
And it’s just as easy as Ibotta and Fetch Rewards. Snap a pic and upload it. You can select Venmo, Paypal, or an Amazon Gift Card for your rebate.
Here are just a few of the offers available now:
- Gluten-Free Mexicali Dip by Rojos
- Falafel Bowls by Afia Foods
- Freeze Dried Herbs by Litehouse
- Organic Nut Butter Bites by Sweet Nothings
- Dairy-Free Fy Yogurt by Nature’s Fynd
- Grass-Fed Butter by Vital Farms
I am picking up the Organic Nut Butter Bites and Grass Fed Butter on my weekly Sprouts trip this afternoon.
- And Sample offers include:
Interactive Cat Treats by “I and love and you” Pet (a coupon for a free product will be mailed to you).
And one of the things I love about Social Nature is that they don’t leave our friends with food allergies out.
There are sampling offers for Gluten-free, nut-free, and meat-free foods.
Canadian Friends- You are in luck! There are sampling opportunities for you too! So if you love trying new products, check out Social Nature!
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School is over for the 2023-2024 school year! The kids have all sorts of exciting adventures planned, including sleeping in and lots of swimming.
Today marks the first day of summer break for my kiddos. I am usually a lot more prepared and would have posted this on the blog already, but… Life happens.
One of the kid’s favorite summer activities is to hit up the local theater for a showing of one of their favorite movies.
Just in time for summer break, when your kids are so hungry all the time. Grocery Outlet is hooking us up with a $5 of $25+ purchase!
As you are all aware, 

Summer break from school means summer reading programs from the local library systems, plus a few other places.
The City of San Diego Library system program has published its prizes this year, and lemme tell you, it’s pretty amazing.
