If you are concerned about BPA in your baby gear or food storage containers, then these deals from zulily are for you!

These deals only go through January 20, so head over there soon if you want to get in on some big savings on BPA-free food storage or BPA-free bibs, changing pads and more.

Here's what's going on:

Duralex -- Save up to 40% on tempered glass, BPA-free servingware and storage containers.

Ah Goo Baby -- BPA-free diaper bags, bibs, changing pads and more starting at just $4.99.

If you are not already a member, it only takes a couple of minutes to complete your free registration at zulily and start saving!

It looks like this might be a good week for vegan coupons and vegetarian coupons in the Sunday newspaper!

Here are some of the coupons expected in the 1/19/13 Smartsource coupon insert:

Franks $.75/1 Redhot sauce
Franks $.75/1 Redhot sweet chili or thick sauce
French’s $.30/1 classic yellow mustard
French’s $.50/1 spicy brown or horseradish mustard
Green Mountain Coffee $1.50/1 10 or 12oz bag
Mt. Olive $1/1 pickles, peppers or relish
Sunbelt Bakery $.75/1 granola box or fruit & grain bars
Zevia $2/1 6pk

Remember, coupons vary by region, so what you find in your Sunday paper coupon insert might not look exactly like this list.

Need more coupons?

Learn where to find vegan coupons, vegetarian coupons and organic coupons here.

Or you can print RedPlum coupons here.

It's time to stock up on some peeled mini carrots for afternoon snacks or a bag of carrots for that vegan soup recipe you've been dying to try!

Organic produce coupons are pretty rare, so make sure you take advantage of this awesome veg coupon for $.75 off Earthbound Farm organic carrots.

These printable online coupons are only available through January 21, so head on over to the Earthbound Farm website to print yours today!

If you'd like to learn more about where to find vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free or organic coupons, check out my Find Vegan Coupons page.

If you are just getting started with coupons, you might also want to check out Vegan Extreme Couponing 101.

I just got 50 SwagBucks for my birthday!

If you've been here before, you know I love me some SwagBucks. And now I love them even more after getting my birthday gift of 50 SwagBucks in my email inbox!

This simple point-earning program is one of my faves and is an easy way to earn cash and prizes with no effort at all. Although there are lots of ways to earn SwagBucks -- like taking polls, printing coupons, completing offers and whatnot -- I simply earn them by using the Swagbucks toolbar to do most of my online searching.

Since I'm a freelance writer, I search the Internet all day while I work, look for deals to share with y'all, shop and check things out. I earn plenty of points to get free Amazon gift cards on a regular basis, which I then use to buy gifts, get office supplies or shop for vegan groceries and supplements on Amazon.

If you aren't into gift cards, you can also trade your points for prizes or for cash deposited in your PayPal account.

There are lots of point-earning programs that are worth checking out, but this one is so easy to use -- and I can get gift cards so quickly -- that this is one of the few that I use on a daily basis.

If you like taking polls or just want to earn points for online searches (like I do), check out SwagBucks and start working towards your first gift card, cash deposit or prize today!

You can read my original posting about earning points at SwagBucks here.

You can also check out other ways to earn points or make extra money on my Make Money page.

As most of you know, I have temporarily (I hope) relocated back to my hometown of Ojai, California.

Since I've been here, I have been seriously missing some of my fave spots to save in the Seattle area, like Grocery Outlet, Bartells and Albertsons (with their awesome doublers).

I have been finding lots of awesome vegan deals at the Dollar Tree and the 99-Cent Store, but I was beginning to think that I might never again have that super-saving satisfaction that comes from having your manufacturers' coupons doubled at the grocery store.

Ojai is a small town that doesn't have much in the way of grocery stores. I have found some great places to pick up cheap produce and bust out my coupon binder, but this post is about double coupons, so I will talk more about those money-saving options for local folks later.

One of the two larger grocery stores in town is Starr Market. (The other is Vons.) Word on the street was that Starr was pretty pricey and was really only good for a produce deal now and then when the best local, roadside produce stand closes for the winter.

After hearing this, I quickly crossed Starr Market off my list of options and went about seeking out other options where I could get in on some cheap vegan and organic finds.

Well, it turns out that I have been totally missing out!

There was a toilet paper deal in the Starr Market ad that came in the mail, and since I had coupons for that particular brand, I figured I would head over there just for that one deal.

I cruised the store and noticed that the prices on many products did seem a bit steep, but that they had a pretty impressive produce section for a small-town store, and their produce prices weren't bad.

Then I headed to the register with my cartload of toilet paper.

I asked if they stacked coupons, since there was a coupon in the store ad, and found out that they don't -- so make a note of that if you shop here.

However, as the cashier is scanning my coupons, I notice that I'm saving $2.00 off of the sale price on the toilet paper -- rather than just the $1.00 off stated on the manufacturer's coupons.

So I ask if this is a double coupon day and if they have those regularly.

Much to my surprise and delight, he told me they double manufacturers' coupons up to $1.00 every day!

Woot!

Stores that double coupons are rare in Southern California; stores that double coupons every day are almost like unicorns.

So, here's the bottom line: Yeah, some of Starr Market's prices are a bit higher than you can find elsewhere. However, as soon as you factor in that they double coupons up to $1.00 and have some good sales in their weekly ad, this is looking more and more like a viable option for saving money on groceries in Ojai.

They do have gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian and organic groceries, so I'm going to have to pay more attention to their offerings next time I stop in -- now that I know the word on the street was wrong!

If you live in the Ojai or Ventura area and want to get down with some double coupon love, here's where you will find them:

Starr Market
131 East Ojai Avenue
Ojai, CA 93023

Phone: 805.646.3359

Side note: I was not able to find a coupon policy for Starr Market online, so I will see if I can get a copy of it next time I'm in there.

Earthbound Farm is offering another awesome vegan, organic coupon on their site!

This time around, we get to save $.75 on Earthbound Farm organic fruits or vegetables, like some of their amazing spinach or blueberries!

These printable organic coupons are only available through January 14, so head on over there to print yours now!

Here is the link:
Save $.75 on Earthbound Farm Organic Frozen Fruits & Veggies