South Beach Bars 2/$5
Purchase 4 bars for $10
Use four $2 coupons from here
Pay $2
Get back a $3 coupon to use on your next order
Final cost FREE plus a $1 moneymaker!
(This deal ends on 2/22)
Pringles Minis were on closeout for $1
Use $1 coupon from the 1/25RP or 2/8PG
Final cost FREE!
Stacy's Pita Chips (6 oz) $2.49
Use $1.50 coupon from the 1/25SS
Final cost .99!
Pillsbury Family Size Brownie Mix $1
Use .40 coupon from the 1/11RP
Final cost .60 per box!
Dixie Napkins 200 ct 2/$4
Use $1 coupon from the 1/18RP
Final cost $1!
Cottonelle Double roll Bath Tissue buy one (prices starting at $4.87) get one free
Use two $1 coupons from here
(create a pledge to print your coupons)
Final cost as low as $2.87, just $1.44 each!
Nature’s Own Bread/Hamburger/Hot Dog Buns $1.99
Use $1 coupon from the 12/7SS
Final cost .99!
Select Kellogg’s Cereals buy one get one free
Use $1.50/2 coupon from the 1/18RP
Final cost ?
Quaker True Delight Bars $1.99
Use $1 coupon from the 1/4RP
Final cost .99!
Quaker Fiber & Omega 3 Granola bars $2.99
Use $1 coupon, IE or Firefox
Final cost $1.99!
Ken’s Salad Dressings buy one at $3.19 get one free
Use two $1 coupons from the 1/11SS
Plus use $1 Food Lion coupon from here
Final cost .19 for two dressings!
Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls $1
Use .30 & .40 coupons from the 2/8, 1/4 or 12/14SS
Final cost as low as .60!
Pillsbury Toaster Strudel $2
Use $1 coupon, IE or Firefox
Final cost $1!
Palermo’s Thin Crust Pizza Buy one at $6.49 get one free
I absolutely LOVE their pizza... yum!
Use two $1 coupons from here
Final cost 2/$4.49, just $2.25 each!
Blue Bunny Ice Cream buy one get one free
Use two $1 coupons from here
(Register or log in to print the coupons)
Final cost ?
Arm & Hammer Detergent buy one at $4.69 get one free
Use two $1 coupons from here
(Click on get coupons)
Final cost $2.69, just $1.35 each!
**Don't forget about the $20 FREE Ham promotion going on too!
Showing posts with label Grocery Stores. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grocery Stores. Show all posts
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Food Lion Deals 2/11-2/17
Suave Shampoo or Conditioner $1.00.
Use $2.00 off of 3 coupon (exp. 4/5/09).
Green Giant Valley Fresh Steamers 2/$3.00.
Use $0.50 off of 2 (exp. 3/14/09)
or $0.50 off one (2/28/09).
Freschetta Pizza 2/$10.00.
Use two $0.75 coupons (exp. 5/8/09).
Ragu Pasta Sauce 4/$6.00.
Use $0.75 off two (3/29/09).
General Mills Cereals Buy One Get One Free $4.33-$4.69.
Use $1.00 off three coupon (exp. 3/21/09).
Food Lion Soda 5/$10.00.
Use $1.00 Food Lion Coupon.
Other Great Deals
Tyson Boneless Chicken Breasts or Tenders Buy One Get One Free.
Oscar Mayer Lunchables 10/$10.00.
Lemons $0.69 each.
Food Lion Butter Quarters $1.00.
Thanks to Brandy at Savin Some
Use $2.00 off of 3 coupon (exp. 4/5/09).
Green Giant Valley Fresh Steamers 2/$3.00.
Use $0.50 off of 2 (exp. 3/14/09)
or $0.50 off one (2/28/09).
Freschetta Pizza 2/$10.00.
Use two $0.75 coupons (exp. 5/8/09).
Ragu Pasta Sauce 4/$6.00.
Use $0.75 off two (3/29/09).
General Mills Cereals Buy One Get One Free $4.33-$4.69.
Use $1.00 off three coupon (exp. 3/21/09).
Food Lion Soda 5/$10.00.
Use $1.00 Food Lion Coupon.
Other Great Deals
Tyson Boneless Chicken Breasts or Tenders Buy One Get One Free.
Oscar Mayer Lunchables 10/$10.00.
Lemons $0.69 each.
Food Lion Butter Quarters $1.00.
Thanks to Brandy at Savin Some
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Weekend Adventure
This past week I talked about how we were going to check out Aldi, the grocery store. We headed there after our trip to Chuck E. Cheese. (you would not think that the economy is suffering by any means if you would have waited in line half an hour to get in that place Saturday, it was crazy!- but the kids had fun!)
Hailey used almost all her tokens riding with Chuck E. Cheese.
(The boys were M.I.A. for any pictures)
So after all the excitement we were on to Aldi. We deposited our quarter to get our cart and we were off. Right away I was surprised at the prices. They have their own brands but also had some name brand items that we use and the prices were lower than the ones that I pay at Food Lion with my MVP. The milk was 3.09 a gallon which is what I usually pay at Sam's Club, the eggs were .59 cent, hamburger buns .85 cent, canned vegetable .49 cent just to name a few of the savings. We ended up with a cart full and our total was $58.62. We did get lots snacks for the Super Bowl but those were a deal so I was happy with the overall price for the amount of things that we left with. I was a little confused when we got to the check out. You put your items on the belt and there is a another cart positioned at the end, the cashier rings the item and just puts it into the other cart (hense the hurried check out). There are bags in slots on the side of the isle, grab those and purchase them with your groceries if you need them. After checking out you move over to a long counter at the front of the store and bag/box (they do have boxes in bins free of charge) your items. When you are done loading your groceries you take your cart back up to the front of the store and "hook" it back up and your quarter will come back to you from the slot you inserted it in. I will visit again and stock up!
(The boys were M.I.A. for any pictures)
So after all the excitement we were on to Aldi. We deposited our quarter to get our cart and we were off. Right away I was surprised at the prices. They have their own brands but also had some name brand items that we use and the prices were lower than the ones that I pay at Food Lion with my MVP. The milk was 3.09 a gallon which is what I usually pay at Sam's Club, the eggs were .59 cent, hamburger buns .85 cent, canned vegetable .49 cent just to name a few of the savings. We ended up with a cart full and our total was $58.62. We did get lots snacks for the Super Bowl but those were a deal so I was happy with the overall price for the amount of things that we left with. I was a little confused when we got to the check out. You put your items on the belt and there is a another cart positioned at the end, the cashier rings the item and just puts it into the other cart (hense the hurried check out). There are bags in slots on the side of the isle, grab those and purchase them with your groceries if you need them. After checking out you move over to a long counter at the front of the store and bag/box (they do have boxes in bins free of charge) your items. When you are done loading your groceries you take your cart back up to the front of the store and "hook" it back up and your quarter will come back to you from the slot you inserted it in. I will visit again and stock up!
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
ALDI
Have you ever heard of ALDI?
I am so excited to have discovered ALDI! I read about ALDI over at Menus4Moms.
I was reading that one mom spends $250 to $300 a month for her grocery needs by doing most of her shopping at ALDI for her family of five. So I hopped over to their website and I was really excited to see what I found. They are kind of like a mini Sam's Club. You pay a quarter to get your cart at the front of the store, but you get it back when you put your cart back (fun thing for the kids in tow). You should bring your own bags for bigger savings or else you will be charged a nominal fee for paper or plastic. You can also use the boxes they have available for free for your bigger items. They have their own brand name items, and they come with a double your money back guarantee. On most Items you can save $1.00 or more over the grocery store price. Bread at .59 cent! I can dig that!!!
ALDI only accepts cash, debit, or Food Stamps. This cuts down on the costs as well. They do not accept coupons, but the savings outweighs that, I believe-from what I see. The check out is suppose to be quick, so be prepared( that is a plus for me).
I was navigating the website and signed up for a newsletter, and access to the Meal planner. You can find recipes, put them in "your" cookbook and transfer the ingredients to a shopping list that is organized by isles!
I am planning on visiting ALDI in the next 2 weeks and checking it all out!
If you have ever been, let me know your experience!
I am so excited to have discovered ALDI! I read about ALDI over at Menus4Moms.
I was reading that one mom spends $250 to $300 a month for her grocery needs by doing most of her shopping at ALDI for her family of five. So I hopped over to their website and I was really excited to see what I found. They are kind of like a mini Sam's Club. You pay a quarter to get your cart at the front of the store, but you get it back when you put your cart back (fun thing for the kids in tow). You should bring your own bags for bigger savings or else you will be charged a nominal fee for paper or plastic. You can also use the boxes they have available for free for your bigger items. They have their own brand name items, and they come with a double your money back guarantee. On most Items you can save $1.00 or more over the grocery store price. Bread at .59 cent! I can dig that!!!
ALDI only accepts cash, debit, or Food Stamps. This cuts down on the costs as well. They do not accept coupons, but the savings outweighs that, I believe-from what I see. The check out is suppose to be quick, so be prepared( that is a plus for me).
I was navigating the website and signed up for a newsletter, and access to the Meal planner. You can find recipes, put them in "your" cookbook and transfer the ingredients to a shopping list that is organized by isles!
I am planning on visiting ALDI in the next 2 weeks and checking it all out!
If you have ever been, let me know your experience!
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