Here are all the deals in the Kroger ad starting 2/26. This is just a normal week with no mega events or special deals. You will see things marked around the store as “cartbuster deals” this is just a normal sale tag, so don’t fall prey to thinking that they are all great deals… some are, and some aren’t.
If you see any other deals or coupons leave a comment below.
Produce – Mid Atlantic
- Strawberries, 16 oz, $1.50
- Roma Tomatoes, 69¢ lb
- Organic Cameo or Red Delicious Apples, 99¢ lb
- Kroger Jumbo Russet Potatoes, 8 lb bag, $2.99
- Avocados, $1 ea.
- Mangos, $1 ea.
- Green Bell Peppers, 50¢ ea.
- Cucumbers, 50¢ ea.
- Red Seedless Grapes, $1.49 lb
- California Naval Oranges, 8 lb bag, $5.99 Read More→
If you are planning a wedding or want to help out a friend who is, Tanga has a 1 year subscription to Bridal Guide Magazine for $3.99 today! Use the coupon code WEDDING to get this huge discount.
You can buy up to a 2 year subscription (if you wedding is far away) and it comes with 6 issues per year. I’ll admit, I love leafing through these magazines even though I’ve been married for quite some time!
See more magazine deals.
I shared earlier this week that Coupons.com was offering a FREE year of their savings club right now, if you didn’t jump on it you still have a chance.
Their savings club normally costs $30 for year and gives you access to exclusive coupons. I don’t know that I would pay for this normally, but if they are giving out a free year, there is no reason not too accept the deal!
Heads up that you will be required to enter a credit card when you sign up. Nothing will be charged, but at the end of your free year it will auto renew so make sure that you cancel your membership before your renewal if you don’t want it.
Here’s an idea of the exclusive coupons I got earlier this week:
-$1.35 off Bob Evans Sausage Links or Rolls, printable
-$1.25 off Dimetapp product, printable
-$1.25 off Robitussin product, printable
-$3.50 off Centrum ProNutrients Omega-3, any size, printable
-$5 off (12) Weight Watchers Smart Ones products, printable
-$1.50 off Freschetta pizza, printable
-$1.10/2 Fleischmann’s Pizza Crust Yeast Strips, printable
-$5 off Twentieth Century Fox Home Alone Collection on Blu-ray, printable
-$1 off Scotchgard Protector or Cleanser, printable
-$1 off Kellogg’s Special K Cracker Chips, printable
-$2 off Miconazole 3 Combination Pack, Walgreens Brand, printable
-Free Green Works Product wyb (1) Green Works All Purpose Cleanser, printable
-.75/1 Marie Callender’s Microwave Fruit Pie, 10 oz, printable
-$1 off Applegate Farms product, printable
-$1 off Kellogg’s Krave Cereal, printable
This was an off week for me from shopping. I pondered the cereal sale at Publix, and stood in my pantry for a good 20 minutes pondering again whether I should go. But… we already have at least 15 boxes of cereal and I just can’t justify spending the money when I know that it will come on sale again and we just don’t need it right now.
We have had a fun time of attempting to be frugal this week. We have been at Opryland in Nashville for a blogging conference called Blissdom. (I have to thank Veggie Tales for sponsoring me so that I was able to attend.) I don’t know if you have ever been here, but it’s just plain expensive. The rooms all the way to the food. So we started our journey packed with peanut butter & jelly, bread, easy mac and other easy hotel meals. I was thinking that surely an expensive hotel room would have a microwave… that was a silly thought. So we learned that you make a lot of things with hot water from a coffee pot!
We did splurge a little bit, and took the girls to the Grand Ole Opry tonight. Don’t worry though, we found a coupon code for that even!
How did you do this week on savings? Leave a link or a comment.
Today, 2/24 through Sunday, 2/26, you can get a printable coupon for 20% off any single item at Sports Authority.
The coupon is valid in-store only and excludes certain brands. It also excludes clearance ending in 7. There is a limit of 1 coupon per customer per day.
There were a bunch of printable retail coupons today so don’t miss them!
Here are some new Target printable coupons I found earlier today. They are all store coupons.
Some of these pair up really well with some manufacturer’s coupons out there: for example, combine the .75/1 Yoplait Light with Granola coupon with the same value manufacturer coupon from SS 1/08 or 2/05 and save $1.50 on your yogurt at Target before sales!
Grocery
$1/2 Archer Farms Simply Balanced sandwich flats, bread or buns printable
$1.50/2 Archer Farms trail mix or nuts, excl single serve printable
$1 off Market Pantry pasta sauce AND dry pasta printable
$1/2 Ocean Spray Craisin items, excl single serve printable
Fridge & Frozen
.25/1 Archer Farms frozen vegetables printable
$1/2 Market Pantry lunchmeats printable
.75/2 Yoplait Go-Gurt, Splitz or Trix yogurt, 4-8 pk. printable
.75/1 Yoplait Light with Granola yogurt, 2 ct. printable
Personal Care
$2 off Alaway eye itch relief drops, 0.34 oz printable
$1 off Nature Made vitamin or supplement, excl trial size printable
.75/1 up & up feminine care item, excl trial size printable
Apparel
$3 off Liz Lange for Target maternity apparel item printable
20% off Merona Women’s apparel item printable
15% off Women’s denim bottoms printable
Diapers.com has Robeez shoes up to 55% off! This makes some styles $10.79 with FREE shipping. The shoes are super cute and would make a great baby shower gift.
Click on Robeez under brands and then sort from low to high to see the best deals.
New Customers can use the coupon code BESTDIAPERDEAL to get $10 off a $49 purchase. This makes Robeez shoes $8.79 per pair shipped. Read More→
It’s a happy Friday indeed! I found some coupons that are not often around, for products like Tropicana, Tostitos and more. This has also been the week for good Kellogg’s coupons, and today is no exception! This is fun!
Grocery
.50/3 Dole Tropical Fruit printable
$1/3 Kellogg’s select cereal printable, (zip 84121)
Apple Jacks, Corn Pops, Froot Loops, Krave or Frosted Flakes
$1.50/2 Kellogg’s Special K protein products printable, (zip 03110)
$1.50/2 Nescafe Taster’s Choice or Clasico stick packs printable
$1/2 Tostitos tortilla chips 9 oz + or dip or salsa 9.9-15.5 oz printable, (zip 30003)
Fridge & Frozen
$1 off Alpine Lace deli cheese, 1 lb printable
$1/2 Tropicana Pure Premium orange juice, 59 oz (Publix coupon) printable, (zip 30003)
Personal Care
$2 off Bausch+Lomb Soothe dry eye product printable
Baby
$5 off Fisher Price Musical Activity Walker printable
.75/1 Johnson & Johnson baby lotion product, 9 oz + printable, (zip 90210)
$1.50 off Triple Cream product printable
$1.50 off Triple Paste product printable
$1.50 off Triple Wash product printable
Find more Friday Savings in the Coupon Database!
If you’ve printed coupons recently you probably have noticed that the barcodes are a little funny. Coupons are switching over to a new bar code system called the GS1 Databar.
Updating the coupon format is intended to make it easier for manufacturer’s to specify what they want the coupon used for and more easily enforce it at the register. They are now able to have more options for purchase requirements, values, and have more complex offers.
You have heard me say over and over that you should always follow the wording on a coupon and this new system allows the register to make sure you meet the requirements instead of a cashier. The barcode is equipped to include all language like do not double, product sizes and even flavors so the requirements should be really clear to everyone upfront.
With the new system:
- Coupon value codes can now be in any amount up to $999.99, and they are not limited to a table of only 100 possibilities like the old system.
- Precise offer descriptions and validation of offers involving specified quantity purchases can now be expressed.
- Fraud is reduced due to complexity of description and save values. Also, the entire barcode encoded data is not presented in human readable format.
- Automatic expiration date checking for retailers.
- Coupons can be made store specific.
But what does this mean for you as a couponer?
This means you have less to worry about. Since you will know exactly what the coupon is intended for, you won’t have to worry about if a coupon will work. Also, you won’t have to worry as much about coupon fraud. People will not be able to use a coupon for an item that it is not intended for, or easily make fraudulent coupons.
You should have less hassle with cashiers as well. Since it is more obvious to you and the cashier what the coupon is intended for, there are less “hard to handle” coupons. You should be able to avoid the past frustration of knowing a that coupon is valid for a product, but the cashier disagreeing.
During the transition to the new system, some stores may have issues with the new bar code. Many coupons have both bar codes during the transition, which should help. However, you may have noticed an increasing number of printable coupons without the traditional barcode.
This should be remedied soon as all stores will have to update their systems. Until then, some stores may have to enter the coupon manually or not accept it (many people have experienced issues with Walmart not accepting them).
In the end, the hope of this new system is to make it easier for manufacturer’s to ensure that coupons are being used correctly. This helps to encourage manufacturer’s to continue to offer great coupons. It also means that as long as you are using coupons correctly, the new system shouldn’t cause you any problems.
If you are ready to test it out for yourself, you can go ahead and print coupons to check out the new barcode. If you are new to couponing, you can learn more about how to coupon here.
For those of you who want more in depth technical details on the new system, check out the GS1Databar site for more info.
What has been your experience with the new system?
