Right now, score 50% off Tom’s sandals when you use this coupon code at checkout! Get shoes as low as $20 with this deal.
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Mae Crossover Slide Sandal $60
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Makes it $30
Diana Mule Wedge Sandal $80
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Makes it $40
Remi Ankle Strap Kids Sandal $45
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Makes it $22.50
Here are my top 10 favorite Kroger deals from this week! Get FREE Gold Peak tea, 24 cage-free eggs for $4.99, Johnsonville sausage for $2.99, and more.
You can see the full Kroger ad for more deals.
Top 10 Kroger Deals:
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Kroger – Gold Peak Tea, 52 oz, $1.99
-$2 off Gold Peak Iced Tea 52 oz, use up to 5x in a single transaction, Kroger Pickup or Delivery ONLY (exp 8/4) eCoupon
(makes it FREE for Pickup or Delivery) - Kroger – Nature’s Own Butterbread, 20 oz, $2.99
-1000 points wyb Nature’s Own Sandwich Loaves, 20 ounce+, limit 2, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards (exp 7/31) mobile app
-.25/1 Nature’s Own Loaves, select 20 oz 1 or 2-pk, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app
(use both, makes it $1.74 after rebates) - Kroger – Kroger milk, half gal, $1.59 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
excl chocolate - Kroger – Simple Truth cage-free eggs, 24 ct, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – General Mills treat bars, 8 ct, $1.99
-.50/1 General Mills Cereal Treat Bars, any 5-ct+, limit 5, Ibotta mobile app
-.50/2 General Mills Fiber One, Protein One, General Mills Cereal Bars, Mott’s Bars, Chex Mix Bars, Larabar, Ghost or Epic Bars or Strips, 4 ct+, Kroger eCoupon
-.50/2 Nature Valley, Fiber One, Protein One, General Mills Cereal Bars, Mott’s Bars, Chex Mix Bars, Larabar, Ghost or Epic Bars or Strips 4 ct+, limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
(use .50/1 Ibotta, makes it $1.49) - Kroger – Playtex Sport tampons, 32-36 ct., $8.49
-$1.50 off Playtex Sport 14ct-36ct or o.b. Tampons 40ct. printable (limit reached)
-$1.50 off Playtex Sport Tampons 14-36 ct. or o.b. Tampons 40 ct., limit 1, Kroger Cashback (exp 8/1) eCoupon (limit reached)
-$1.50 off Playtex Sport Tampons 14ct-36ct or o.b. Tampons 40ct, Kroger (exp 8/1) eCoupon (limit reached)
(buy (2), makes it $5.99 ea.) - Kroger – DiGiorno or Tombstone French-Fry Crust pizza, 14.14-30.3 oz, $3.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Ben & Jerry’s or Breyers Ice Cream, 16 oz or 48 oz, $3.49 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
-$2/2 Breyers Ice Cream, 48 oz, limit 1, Ibotta mobile app
-2500 points wyb Breyers Ice Cream and A&W Root Beer or Cream Soda, limit 5, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
(makes it $2.49) - Kroger – Kellogg’s cereal, 8.9-16.1 oz, $1.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Johnsonville smoked or breakfast sausage, 9.6-16 oz, $2.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Starbucks coffee or K-cups, 10-12 oz or 10 ct., $8.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
See more Kroger deals!
Get detergent for sensitive skin at a nice price!
Right now, head to Amazon where you can get ECOS Liquid Detergent 50 oz 2-packs on sale for as low as $11.03 (regularly $17.98) when you Subscribe & Save.
This detergent is dermatologist tested, has great reviews and is suitable for everyone but especially people who are have sensitive skin and allergies.
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Are you staring at a bunch of basil and aren’t sure what to do with it? Make some pesto! It’s easy and it brings a bright and fresh flavor to pasta, chicken, veggies, or whatever else you’d like to put it on.
I like to mix a little with mayo and spread it on a turkey sandwich. It turns a classic lunch into something a little more special.
Ingredients
- 1/3 cup nuts of your choice (I used pine nuts, but you can use almonds, walnuts, etc.)
- 2 cups fresh basil
- 1 large garlic clove, peeled
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
Directions
- In a small pan over medium heat, toast the nuts until fragrant, about 3 minutes. Allow to cool.
- In a food processor or blender, add the basil, garlic, salt and pepper, parmesan, and nuts. Blend until well combined, pushing down with a spatula if needed.
- With the processor running, slowly add the olive oil until everything is combined and reaches a more creamy consistency.
- Serve with pasta, grilled chicken, veggies, or anything else you'd like. Store in an airtight container in the fridge.
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It’s Back to School time! Pick up new clothes and accessories for the kiddos at The Children’s Place. You’ll find back to school up to 70% off right now!
Find the perfect fit and style for toddlers through big kids, regular and husky!
If you have a nearby store, you can choose the free ship to store option to score an extra 10% off $40+!
Deal Ideas
Girls Bootcut Jeans – $12.48 (reg. $24.95)
Boys Straight Jeans – $14.98 (reg. $29.95)
Baby And Toddler Boys French Terry Active Shorts $5.08 (reg. $16.95)
Get free shipping on orders of $30+ or choose ship to store and get an extra 10% off when you spend $40+.
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Stock up on ice cream for the end of the summer! We have a great deal at Kroger this week that will make up to five Ben & Jerry’s pints only $2.99 each when you load a digital coupon on your app. Add in an Ibotta rebate and score pints for just $2.49!
Kroger Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream Deal (ends 8/4):
- Ben & Jerry’s or Breyers Ice Cream, 16 oz or 48 oz, $3.49 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
-$2/2 Breyers Ice Cream, 48 oz, limit 1, Ibotta mobile app
-2500 points wyb Breyers Ice Cream and A&W Root Beer or Cream Soda, limit 5, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
(makes it $2.49)
Check out the full Kroger ad for more great deal ideas.
I have compiled this list of the top 25 FREE things to do in Portland, Oregon to help you take on this unique city. Feel free to comment with your own fun, free things to do that I missed!
Check out more of our 25 free things cities.
Top 25 FREE Things To Do in Portland
1. Park Plays
The first stop on our list gives us a look into the Portland theater scene. These actors love doing Shakespeare and put on FREE shows in the park! Find your favorite play, sit back, and relax as you watch these plays come to life.
Every weekend Portland’s Old Town neighborhood morphs into an amazing market filled with 252 booths of local artists and vendors showcasing some amazing work. It’s a great place to walk around and is dog friendly.
Portland does Farmer’s Markets the right way! They have eight that serve the Portland area. This is a great way to learn about Portland agriculture and learn more about the city.
Portland has beautiful roses and have dedicated a whole festival to them! The festival kicks off in summer and lasts throughout the season. There are tons of free events to catch so look at the calendar and pick which one suits you best!
5. Forest Park
Forest Park is filled with lush, green vegetation and plenty of wildlife. It also has a 30 mile trail and the park is considered a natural air purifier.
The Pearl District is leading Portland in urban renewal and is an amazing place to visit. Filled with shops, places to eat, parks and much more the pearl should keep you busy!
Portland has some truly unique bridges all over the city. These are fun stops to give the kids a mini architecture lesson!
Washington Park is a family friend park with playgrounds, shelters, paved paths and much more. Be sure to check out the Chiming Fountain located in the main circle. Also there is a great Holocaust memorial in the park as well.
Dubbed the museum of living trees this Arboretum was created in 1928 to help preserve endangered species. Oregon shows off its beauty at this stop. Must pay to park.
10. The Coast
If you want to take a day off from touring the city and the parks make the drive to the beach! It’s only about an hour and a half from downtown Portland and could be a fun side trip. The view is also pretty incredible.
11. City of Books
Powell’s City of Books is an amazing place to get lost for a couple hours reading some amazing literature. The store has many locations in Portland and is home to most books you can think off.
12. The Portland Troll Bridge and Troll
These are two weird local landmarks any one will find entertaining. Note that the bridge and the large troll are in two separate locations.
13. International Rose Test Garden
If you’re not in town during the Rose Festival, you can still check out the beautiful gardens in Portland.
14. Art Walks
Check out this site for all off Portland’s cool art walks. Check out the local talent and see what they have been working on!
Simon Benson was a logger and philanthropist who built this Queen Anne style in 1901. The house remained where it was built for nearly 100 years before it was moved to the Portland State University campus. It has an amazing attention to detail and is a great spot to visit.
Catch some awesome flicks outdoors in the parks for free! Bring a blanket and enjoy the film, there are even movies in Spanish! Make sure to check the list so you can choose your favorite to see.
17. Free Concerts
Portland’s Parks and Rec Department are putting on some awesome, free concerts in their parks. This is a great place to bring the kids for some summer fun.
Better known as Oregon’s “living room” Pioneer square is great place to people watch and rest for a little bit. There are also a lot of fun events that happen so be sure to check out the calendar.
19. Oneonta Gorge
This Oneonta Gorge is an amazing view. The hike to the trial is pretty easy and is only 2.7 miles round trip. The gorge is a great place to visit for the nature lovers in your family.
20. Splash Pads
Check out this list of free interactive fountains and splash pads in the Portland area.
This library is filled with books upon books and is a fun place to walk around. There are usually fun events going on for kids all year round as well!
This is a great park loved by the locals. It is a leash free park for dogs too! The park is right on the river, as the name suggests, and is fun to get your feet wet and explore.
Alberta street is a great place to hang out, walk around, and see the culture of Portland. If you happen to be in Portland in August make sure to check out the street fair, a day long celebration of Portland and its people.
24. Fountains!
Portland is home to lots of unique fountain designs. They are scattered all around the city and it is fun to try and find them all! My personal favorite is the Ira Keller Forecourt Fountain.
25. Take a Dip
All this running around and touring the great city of Portland got you sweaty? Check out this list of free pool times and make sure to come cool off and enjoy the sun!
See more free city guides.
You may not be heading back to school, but this is the perfect time to grab new running and athletic shoes for the parents too!
Head over and find quite a lot of fun deals on Amazon right now for Nike and New Balance top shoes with sales up to 50% off.
Remember that Amazon prices can and do change quite frequently, so don’t wait on these if you want them.
Head over and see all the sale items.
Amazon Shoe Deals
Nike Women’s Revolution 8 Running Shoes – $54 (reg. $75)
Nike Women’s Downshifter 14 Running Shoes – $52.80 (reg. $80)
New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam 410v9 Trail Shoes – $31.43 (reg. $69.99)
Need a break from cooking? Head into Kroger this week and pick up frozen pizza for $3.99! Load an eCoupon and grab up to five DiGiorno Pizzas for only $3.99 each.
Kroger DiGiorno Deal (ends 8/4):
- DiGiorno or Tombstone French-Fry Crust pizza, 14.14-30.3 oz, $3.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
Check out the full Kroger ad for more great deal ideas.
