$20 of Nick N Willy's Pizza for $10

The Daily Camera's daily deals is doing another good food-related one, and it's one you can cook at home - Nick N Willy's yummy take 'n bake pizza, $20 worth of food for $10, at the Baseline store. That's a lot of pizza, but they also have salads and cookies to round out the meal. You have until this Sunday, the 7th at 11:59 pm to buy the deal, then you have all the way to May 8th to use your coupon. Check the deal for a few small restrictions, like that it can't be used on Super Bowl Sunday.

The Rib House Offer - $20 for $10

I've mentioned The Daily Deals that started recently, where various Boulder businesses offer their wares for at least 50% off for a limited amount of time. For those wanting to get out of the kitchen, today's deal is a particularly good one: $10 payment for $20 of bbq at The Rib House at either their Boulder or Longmont locations. You have until 11:59 pm this Sunday, the 31st, to purchase the deal, which you can then use between November 1st and December 31st. Check the details on the minimal restrictions, like one per table, not applicable to alcohol. You can also purchase an additional deal as a gift, and with your purchase you'll receive a code to refer your friends if you like. If three of your friends purchase the deal through the code, your deal is free, how sweet. They're selling quickly this morning.

New Food Deals Via BoCoDeals

Long anticipated, the Daily Camera's Daily Deals got started yesterday, and so far it's batting 1000 for being food-related. The idea is you sign up for a daily deal in your inbox for 50% to 80% off some Boulder County item. The first one yesterday was for $50 of food at Jill's restaurant in the St. Julien for $25. Today's is an even steeper discount, $15 worth of Haagen-Daaz ice cream at the Pearl Street store (also Flatiron Crossing) for a mere $5. You have to purchase the deal on the day it is offered, but these first two have given a couple of months to use it (check the deal for its expiration date). The deals won't all be food-related, but so far it's looking good.