Save on Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts at Kroger! They’re on sale as part of our Mega Event, and you can add in a printable coupon to get Pop-Tarts for only $1.50.
This item is part of a mega event. The price listed is after a $1 instant savings when you purchase 5+ items. You can mix and match items and are welcome to buy more than 5.
Kroger Pop-Tarts Mega Deal (ends 8/18):
- Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts, 8 ct., $1.99
-$1/2 Kellanova Pop-Tarts Toaster Pastries or Bites printable
(use $1/2, makes it $1.49 ea.)
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Have a party coming up?
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These reusable, durable balloon garlands are an easy, eco-friendly and budget-friendly way to add a fun balloons to any celebration. With 28 balloons, an elastic band for simple setup, and a versatile design perfect for birthdays, weddings, and more, they’re made to look great party after party.
Need a membership? Get one now for just $25 – regularly $60!
This deal is good for a limited time. Shipping is FREE on orders $50+ or you may be able to get free store pickup.
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Here are my top 10 favorite Kroger deals from this week! Get Post cereal for $1.49, Batiste dry shampoo for $4.99, and more.
You can see the full Kroger ad for more deals.
Top 10 Kroger Deals:
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Kroger – Arm & Hammer Power Sheets, 35 ct., $4.99
Arm & Hammer Liquid Laundry Detergent or Paks, 75 oz or 32-42 ct., $5.99
-$4 off Arm & Hammer Deep Clean liquid laundry detergent, select 75 fl oz, limit 1, at Kroger, Target, Walmart, Ibotta mobile app
-800 points wyb Arm & Hammer or OxiClean laundry products, purchase $9, limit 1, enter code N0REC before first receipt to get 2000 Bonus points, Fetch Rewards (exp 8/14) mobile app
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Laundry Sheets, limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Liquid Laundry Detergent, limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Power Paks Laundry Detergent, limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Liquid Laundry Detergent, Kroger eCoupon
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Power Paks, Kroger eCoupon
-$2 off Arm & Hammer Laundry Sheets, Kroger eCoupon
(buy Deep Clean detergent, use $4 off Ibotta, makes it $1.99) - Kroger – Batiste Dry Shampoo, 3.81 oz, $9.49
-$2 off Batiste Dry Shampoo, select 3.81 oz, excl Brunette, limit 3, Ibotta mobile app
(buy (2), use $2 off Ibotta, makes it $4.99 ea.) - Kroger – Kroger Large Eggs, 18 ct, $1.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Nestle Drumstick Cones or Edy’s Ice Cream, 4 ct. or 48 oz, $2.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Post Cereal, 10-16.6 oz or Malt-O-Meal Cereal, 15-18 oz, $1.49 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
- Kroger – Tyson Frozen Chicken, 23-29 oz, $5.49 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
-$3/2 Tyson Fully Cooked Chicken, select varieties 20-28 oz, Ibotta mobile app - Kroger – Entenmann’s Little Bites or Donut Holes, B1G1 at $5.69 ($2.84)
(ends 8/18) - Kroger – Nexxus Shampoo or Conditioner, 13.5 oz, $16.99
-$9/2 Nexxus Product, excl trial size, masks, clubs, 6.5 oz or 8.5 oz, limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
-$9/2 Nexxus Product, excl trial size, masks, clubs, 6.5 oz or 8.5 oz, Kroger eCoupon
(buy (2), use $9/2, makes it $7.49 ea.) - Kroger – Playtex Sport tampons, 32-36 ct., $8.49
– $1.50 off Playtex Sport 14ct-36ct or o.b. Tampons 40ct. printable
-$1.50 off Playtex Sport Tampons 14-36 ct. or o.b. Tampons 40 ct., limit 1, Kroger Cashback eCoupon
-$1.50 off Playtex or o.b Sport Tampons 14 ct-36 ct or o.b. Tampons 40 ct, Kroger eCoupon
(buy (2), use (2) $1.50 off, makes it $4.49 ea.) - Kroger – Green Mountain, McCafe or Donut Shop K-Cups 32 ct., $15.99 with eCoupon, limit 5 per transaction
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You have two days to 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.
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This recipe for one pot chicken spaghetti is delicious and great for weeknight family dinners! Plus, one pot equals less dishes.
Ingredients
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 1 or 2 chicken breasts, diced into small chunks
- 1/2 cup diced onion
- 1/2 cup diced bell pepper
- 1/2 cup diced carrots
- salt and pepper
- 1 tbsp minced garlic
- 3 tbsp butter
- 3 tbsp all-purpose flour
- 2 cups whole milk
- 2 1/2 cups chicken broth
- 8 oz spaghetti
- 4 oz cream cheese, cubed
- 1 cup shredded cheese
Directions
- In a large skillet over medium heat, heat the olive oil.
- Add the diced chicken, onion, bell pepper, and carrots, season with salt and pepper, and cook until browned, about 7 minutes. Add the garlic and cook for an additional minute.
- Once the chicken is cooked through, remove everything from the skillet to a plate and set aside.
- Add the butter and allow to melt. Sprinkle in the flour and whisk until combined and the mixture turns a blonde color, about 1-2 minutes.
- Slowly pour in the milk while whisking constantly, until the clumps dissolve and it starts to thicken. Pour in the chicken broth and whisk until smooth. Taste to adjust seasonings.
- Bring the liquid to a gentle boil and add the spaghetti (you may need to break the noodles). Reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and cook until the noodles are al dente, about 8 minutes. Make sure to stir frequently so the noodles don't stick to the pan.
- Add the cream cheese and allow to melt.
- Stir in the shredded cheese and add the chicken and veggies back to the skillet. Stir to make sure everything is incorporated and serve.
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Right now Amazon has great prices on JanSport laptop backpacks. Right now you can get up to 50% off these highly rated backpacks.
Prices start at just $19.99, regularly $60, and there are several colors to choose from (the price varies by color).
Deal Ideas:
Grab the highly rated Swiffer PowerMop Kit for just $16.94 (reg. $29.94) when you clip a digital coupon at Amazon.
This kit comes includes the PowerMop Spray Mop, 2 Multi-Surface Mop Pad Refills, 1 Floor Cleaning solution with Fresh Scent, and 2 batteries.
If you prefer to shop at Walmart, you can grab the same kit for $29.94 and get back $10 Walmart Cash.
The Swiffer PowerMop reaches under furniture and locks in place to make cleaning baseboards easy. The PowerMop pad is their longest lasting pad.
Amazon Deal:
Swiffer PowerMop Multi-Surface Mop Kit – $26.94 (reg. $29.94)
-$10 off with digital coupon on product page
makes it $16.94!
Walmart Deal:
Swiffer PowerMop Multi-Surface Mop Kit – $26.94 (reg. $29.94)
-Get Back $10 Walmart Cash
makes it $16.94!
These offers are good for a limited time only. Shipping is free with Prime or Walmart+ or free with orders of $35+.
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Check out this easy freebie! Head in to your local retailer and buy one Suja Organic Protein Drink and you can get the full purchase price back via Venmo or Paypal!!
Just enter your email and phone number here to get started.
This deal is good for in-store purchases only.
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Everyone knows that San Francisco is home of the Golden Gate Bridge, but there are so many more things to do in the city! Here are 25 FREE things to do in San Francisco.
Top 25 Free Things to Do in San Francisco
A nice stroll or bike ride across Golden Gate Bridge is another way to enjoy the landmark. The East sidewalk (the one facing San Francisco Bay and Alcatraz) is open to bikers and pedestrians. If you’re walking, make sure you check the operating schedule before you show up.
After many families settled in San Francisco from the Gold Rush, Fort Point was planned to protect them from enemies. It wasn’t until the Civil War that it was completed and actively guarded from the Confederate army (which never attacked). Many Hitchcock fans flock to this site as it was used in a scene from one of his films. Not only is it a great piece of history, but it’s worth a visit if only for the views it offers of the Golden Gate Bridge.
The Presidio was first an Army base. It now has museums and food trucks, restaurants and recreational destinations, art installations, trails, and the best views of the Golden Gate in San Francisco. Be sure to check out any free events that may be happening!
Much like New York’s Central Park, but a bit more eccentric. It’s 1,017 acres large and about 3 miles long. Some of the features in the Golden Gate Park include a Japanese Tea Garden, Conservatory or Flowers, botanical garden, windmills and a carousel. It also is featured in a number of films including scenes from Charlie Chaplin films, The Pursuit of Happy-ness, Star Trek IV and more.
I don’t know about you, but we don’t see many sea lions where I’m from, especially not in masses. Sea lions began showing up in January of 1990 and you can see as many as 900 each winter. They usually migrate south during the summer months, but a small group has been sticking around K-Dock in recent years.
City Hall is not only the location of Harvey Milk’s Assassination in 1978, but it has lots of fun historical artifacts as well. They offer free tours that are approximately one hour in length.
Yep, you can learn juggling and tightrope walking every Friday in San Francisco from 7-9 pm. Make sure you show up by 6:45 to get a spot in the class. Whether this is your first time practicing the skill or you’ve tried it before, everyone of all skill levels over the age of 8 are welcome.
Learning about the Wave Organ seriously made me want to visit San Francisco. It’s such a thoughtful idea and something that my kids would enjoy. It’s an acoustic sculpture on the shore of the bay made with stone from the demolition of Laurel Hill Cemetery in San Francisco. There are several different station that convey different sounds that the waves make through a series of pipes.
This community project is a sight to see. A beautiful mosaic covers the risers of 163 steps at 16th and Moraga. Travel a couple of blocks down to see the new steps that have just been opened.
If someone in your family is interested in old arcade games or interesting coin attractions, make sure you stop by Musée Mechanique. If your kids are easily spooked, think twice before you take them. Some of the old mannequins on display look pretty unique. Admission is free, but make sure you bring a supply of coins so you can actually play the games.
Walking tours of the murals are on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Check their calendar for exact times. These murals were created by some of the leading artists of the 1930’s depicting The Great Depression, landscapes, city life and more. If you take the tour rather than going on your own, you may see some murals that aren’t even open to the public. The city views from Coit Tower are worth the trip on their own.
If you’re in town with a car and you want a great view of the city and some photo opps, drive up to Twin Peaks. Free parking, bathrooms available, and great views. What more could you ask for?
Whether you want to see the Japanese Tea Gardens, Gold Rush City, Chinatown, or pretty much any other area of the city, check for free walking tours. The tours are 1-1 1/2 hours long and are led by someone who knows what they’re talking about. I’d say that this is the way to go if you love tour and learning the history of places without paying a bundle.
The founder of the museum had hopes for “a place that would foster a love of science, natural history, and the arts.” The museum strives to inspire creativity, curiosity and appreciation for the world around us. Admission to the Randall Museum is free, but you may need to pay for hands-on classes that you take.
When you think about San Francisco, the first two things you think about are probably the Golden Gate Bridge and Cable Cars. The Cable Car Museum is the perfect way to get up close with this city’s trademark transportation. The museum is located in the cable car barn and powerhouse and overlooks the huge engines and winding wheels that pull the cables. Downstairs is a viewing area of the large sheaves and cable line entering the building through the channel under the street. Plus, see antique cable cars and plenty of photos!
San Francisco Center for the Book
Bring the joys of books and book making to your family first hand. They offer 300 workshops every year to learners of all levels. The Center for the Book offers free public programs include opening receptions for the exhibition program, poetry readings, book release parties for our publications, gallery talks, Open Houses and other community events like the annual Earth Day Extravaganza and Roadworks Street Fair.
San Francisco Chamber Orchestra
The San Francisco Chamber Orchestra is dedicated to making classical music available to everyone, no matter their age or background. Their calendar changes from month to month, but they have many free programs throughout the year!
Check out this list of splash pads and water play areas around San Francisco.
This amazing museum is free on the first Sunday of the month!
The de Young Museum is free on the first Tuesdays of the month. The museum is one of the features in the Golden Gate Park and integrates art, architecture, and the natural landscape in one multi-faceted destination. The exhibits include collections of American art from the 17th through the 20th centuries, textile arts, and art of Africa, Oceania, and the Americas.
This “mini park” all began in 1963 when a neighborhood came together and petitioned for their last open space not to be turned into another apartment building. The result was a fun and quirky park that goes to show what can happen when individuals pull together for a common goal. These cement slides look like such fun. Pick up some cardboard from the bottom of the slides or on your way to the park and have a go at it.
This fine art museum has some beautiful exhibits. It includes a number of Rodin sculptures and a rotating list of world renowned artists. The building itself is modeled after the Palais de la Légion d’Honneur in Paris and is dedicated to the California soldiers who died on the battlefield of France during WWI. Visit for free on the first Tuesday of every month.
Head over to the Bay Bridge at sunset or just find a vantage point where you can see the lights on the bridge turn on. This is the world’s largest LED sculpture!
Schedule a free lawn bowling class. Once you’ve learned how to play, enjoy a game on one of the three courses within the Golden Gate Park or just watch a game!
Lindy in the Park is the longest running swing “venue” in the bay area. It’s open to dancers of all ages and skill level—you don’t even need an experienced partner. Free beginner swing dance lessons start at noon.
Do you know of any other free things to do in San Francisco? Let us know in the comments!
