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Kashi Sample & Coupon

on 9.24.2009 at 3:01pm
Jenny 8 Comments

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Get a Free Sample of Kashi cereal, they will also send a $2 off coupon with the sample!

(thanks Catherine)

If you are big fan of Kashi it is on sale at a few stores this week.  Publix, Kroger, Harris Teeter and even a few drugstores.

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  • Megan

    The $2 off coupon (if you already have it) makes Kashi cereal only 50 cents at publix this week!

  • http://www.able2able.com MiniMidgMom

    Thanks!

  • Jamey

    There is also a free sample request for Total Blueberry Pomegranate cereal at totalcereal.com…not sure if that has already been posted but I just tried it today and it worked.

  • Alissabeth

    If you did this one the other week, you can’t qualify again.

  • http://nccouponqueen.blogspot.com Petrina

    This cereal is yummy! It reminds me of Cap’n Crunch…without all the guilt.

    • Alissabeth

      I think they taste like Corn Pops, just less sugar, but I can see the Cap’n Crunch taste too. :-)

  • Mina

    We really like the Honey Sunshine. The KIDS like it. I just had to caution them ahead of time not to eat too much at once. ;-) After all, it IS Kashi! Since it’s not only whole grain, but contains flax seed, too much can mean a quick trip through the digestive system.

    Good stuff. I stocked up on it at last week’s Target sale.

  • Rita

    How about free pot/dish scrubbers and free dust cloths. Recycle plastic mesh grocery bags into pot/dish scrubbers by scrunching one or more together and putting a rubber band around them. Also, used dryer sheets make good dust cloths, especially straight out of the dryer when they are still electro-statically charged.