Celebrate the winter season with extra savings on shoes & clothing. Save $30 when you spend $100 or more!
To get the extra savings, enter code SCORE.
Deal Ideas
Ultraboost 1.0 Shoes – $126 (reg. $180)
-$30 when you spend $100
makes it $96!
Adicolor Women’s Classic Firebird Loose Track Pants – $60 (reg. $75)
Men’s Train Essentials Feelready Training Tee – $15 (reg. $25)
Shipping is free with Prime or free for Adiclub members.
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Here are my top 10 favorite Kroger deals from this week! Get $5 off Huggies diapers, 18 eggs for $2.49, 30% off Valentine’s Day exchange cards, and more.
You can see the full Kroger ad for more deals.
Top 10 Kroger Deals:
- Kroger – Kroger Frozen Vegetables, 12 oz, 99¢
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Kroger – Knorr Sides, 4-5.7 oz, 99¢
-400 points wyb (2) Knorr Sides and Hot Ones Hot Sauce, limit 5, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
-400 points wyb (2) Knorr Sides, limit 5, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards mobile app
(use 400/2, makes it 59¢ ea.) - Kroger – Tums Antacids, 28-96 ct., $5.99
-$1.50 off Tums product, 28-ct+ printable
-.50/1 Tums 28-96 ct, escl Chewy Bites, use up to 5x in a single transaction, Kroger eCoupon
-$1.50 off Tums Product, 28 ct+, Kroger eCoupon
(use $1.50 off, makes it $4.49) - Kroger – Kroger Large Eggs, 18 ct., $2.49 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger – Tyson Frozen Chicken, 23-29 oz, $4.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger – $5 off Huggies Diapers, 38-96 ct., with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger – Kroger Ultra Paper Towels, 6 dbl rolls, $5.99 with eCoupon, limit 5
- Kroger – Sweet Baby Ray’s Barbecue Sauce, 18 oz, B1G1 at $2.29 ($1.14)
- Kroger – Farmer Focus Organic Boneless Chicken Breasts, small pack, (price not listed)
- Kroger – Boneless Whole Pork Tenderloin or Pork Back Ribs, B1G1
- Kroger – Kroger Slider Storage or Freezer Bags, 25-40 ct., $3.99
-$1 off Kroger Slider Bags 25-40 ct., use up to 5x in a single transaction, Kroger eCoupon
(makes it $2.99) - Kroger – Valentine’s Day Exchange Cards, 30% off
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The Columbia sale just got better! Shop the Winter Blowout Sale to score up to 50% off hundreds of items!
Even better, sign into your free Rewards account for FREE shipping! Get socks, tees, fleece and more starting under $10!
Deal Ideas:
Women’s Lake Aloha™ Half Zip Fleece Pullover – $25 (reg. $50)
Women’s Joy Peak™ II Mid Hooded Jacket – $135 (reg. $180)
This sale is good for a limited time only. Shipping is FREE when you sign into your free Rewards account.
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Though Olive Garden offers several different soups, I’d bet the Zuppa Toscana is the favorite. It’s warming, hearty, and very flavorful.
This copycat Zuppa Toscana soup is filled with sausage, kale, and potatoes and tastes just like it came from the restaurant.
Ingredients
- 1 lb ground sausage
- 1/2 tsp red pepper flakes (more or less depending on taste)
- 2 strips bacon
- 1 medium onion, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 32 oz cartons of chicken broth
- 2 medium-sized russet potatoes, thinly sliced
- 1/2 cup heavy cream
- 2 cups kale, chopped and thick stems removed
Directions
- In a dutch oven over medium heat, add the sausage and red pepper flakes. Cook the sausage, while breaking it up, until it's no longer pink. Remove to a bowl and set aside.
- Add the bacon to the pan and cook until slightly crisp. Remove, chop into pieces, and set aside.
- To the bacon grease in the pan, add the onion, garlic, and salt and pepper and cook until softened, about 6 minutes. Pour in the chicken broth and bring to a boil.
- Add the sliced potatoes and boil until fork-tender, about 15 minutes.
- Lower the heat to medium-low and add the sausage and bacon back to the pan.
- Pour in the heavy cream and add the kale. Stir until heated through and the kale has wilted slightly.
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Right now, you can download a Kroger eCoupon to get 4x Fuel Points when you buy participating gift cards, including Visa, Mastercard, prepaid wireless card, or prepaid phone.
There is a separate coupon to clip to get the 4x fuel points on Visa or Mastercard gift cards, so make sure you load both digital coupons before grabbing gift cards.
That means for every $25 you buy in gift cards you’ll earn 100 fuel points (equal to 10¢ off a gallon of gas up to 35 gallons).
$25 gift card = 10¢ off per gallon or $3.50 off
$50 gift card = 20¢ off per gallon or $7 off
$100 gift card = 40¢ off per gallon or $14 off
You can also purchase eGift Cards online and still get the extra gas savings. Use your fuel points at participating gas stations across the US.
Think about upcoming trips, restaurants for date night, even grabbing gift cards for large upcoming purchases! We have used this deal to get Lowes gift cards and then gone and bought a new (needed) appliance.
Both digital coupons are good through 2/1.
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The Winter Olympics starts next week, so it’s a great time to grab a month of Peacock streaming!
Get one month for $7.99 or get Walmart+ and you get free Peacock streaming with your membership!
Every event will be streaming LIVE and on-demand starting Feb 6th, with the Opening Ceremony airing at 2 p.m. ET.
View the full schedule here.
Don’t miss this easy freebie! Head into Walmart and pick up one box of Bakeful Mini Donuts or Mini Muffins and you can get the full purchase price back via Venmo or Paypal!! Just enter your email and phone number here to get started.
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When you think of a vacation, do you imagine transparent waters and lounging on the deck of a cruise ship? That kind of vacation may not be within the realm of possibility for you, but that doesn’t mean you can’t go on a vacation. These tips for vacations on a budget will help anyone find a way to go on a trip that’s frugal and simple—yet fun and refreshing.
Vacations on a Budget
Think Small
Big cities aren’t the only places to have fun! Choosing a smaller city can give you beautiful views, a relaxing atmosphere, and huge savings. Think of where you want to go; then head to Google and zoom out! Find smaller cities nearby that would let you have a day trip into the big city while offering other things to explore.
Book Very Early or Last Minute
The best deals on rental houses, AirBnB, and even hotels are found by both the early birds and the procrastinators. The best time to book is typically either 4+ months before or waiting until a few weeks before.
This isn’t always the best advice for saving on airplane tickets, though; here’s how to save on plane tickets.
Be a Pinterest Traveler
Many areas have lots of fun things to see and do, but keeping it all organized can be tricky. Use Pinterest to organize free activities and events for each city or even by day. Think of it as a fancy list of bookmarks. Check out our 25 Free Things to Do board for free activities in some of the most popular travel destinations in the U.S.!
Look for Passes & Deals
Many larger cities have city passes or other activity books available. Typically, these take the top attractions and give you a discount to buy admission to everything. The savings varies by city but ranges from 30-50% compared to buying tickets to each place separately.
Extra Tip: If you are traveling with young kids always look at each location for their kids rates. Many offer free entry below certain ages and you won’t need passes for those kids. Read More→
Classic charm meets bold color in this timeless style tiered-front glass door dark teal fretwork sideboard, now on sale for $130 (reg. $404)!
This is a truly gorgeous piece that enhances any space! When fully assembled, it measures 30 inches high by 60 inches long, and 15.75 inches wide. It can accommodate TVs up to 65 inches.
Get the deal:
Classic Tiered-Front Glass Door Dark Teal Fretwork Sideboard – $129.99 (reg. $404)
These offers are good for a limited time only. Shipping is free with Walmart+ or free with orders of $35+.
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