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***HOT COUPON ALERT***
There are 3 great coupons to be aware of this week for Publix.
1. The $5/40 on the front cover
2. There is also a $5/35 printable here!! (Thanks Money Saving Mom)
3. The Free $25 GC with a new or transferred prescription (this is a coupon in the Winn-Dixie paper, but you can use it Publix to get FREE groceries. If you have regular prescriptions, this is a great way to get some extra grocery money).
There are finally some of the ConAgra Foods on bogo deals this week. I am still hoping for the Peanut Butter to go on sale next week before the promotion is over. We'll see. So, here are the items that can be used to get your $25 Home Depot GC:
Hebrew National Franks (bogo @ $4.49/2)
Use 2 $.75/1 from ss 5/18
Makes them $1.50 a pack
Hunt's Ketchup (bogo @ $1.75/2)
Use this form for a full refund
Makes them both free
Reddi Wip (2/$4 - not bogo but saving $1.18)
Use 2 $.55/1 from ss 5/18
Makes them $1.45 each
Here are some more great deals:
Barber Chicken Breasts (bogo @ $4.49/2)
Use 2 $1/1 printable(it looks like these are all gone already :()
Makes them $1.25 a box
Stonyfield Farm Yogurt (10/$6)
Use $1/4 from Organic Book (at front of store)
Makes them $.35/cup with each purchase of 4
Barilla Pasta (bogo @ $1.43/2)
Use $.50/2 from ss 5/11
Makes them $.46 a box
Wish-Bone Dressing (bogo @ $2.87/2)
Use $1.25/2 from rp 5/18
Makes them $.81 a bottle
Ocean Spray Juice (bogo @ $3.79/2)
Use 2 $1/1 from rp 5/11
Makes them $.89 a bottle
Lipton Tea Bags (bogo @ $3.79/2)
Use $.75/2 from rp 5/18
Makes them $1.54 a box
Here are the some good produce deals:
Tomatoes on the Vine ($.89/lb.)
Blueberries/Strawberries (2/$5)
Peaches/Nectarines ($1.99/lb.)
This is the rest of the bogo deals that do not have coupons to match:
StarKist Albacore Tuna 4pk. ($6.17/2)
Eight O'Clock Coffee ($5.23/2)
Quaker Cereal ($4.61/2)
Quaker Baked Bars ($3.29/2)
Mrs. Cubbison's Croutons ($1.39/2)
Mott's Applesause ($1.79/2)
Ruffles Potato Chips ($3.79/2)
Lender's Bagels ($2.03/2)
Kellogg's Cereal ($4.09/2)
Stonyfield Farm Yogurt (10/$6)
Use $1/4 from Organic Book (at front of store)
Makes them $.35/cup with each purchase of 4
Barilla Pasta (bogo @ $1.43/2)
Use $.50/2 from ss 5/11
Makes them $.46 a box
Wish-Bone Dressing (bogo @ $2.87/2)
Use $1.25/2 from rp 5/18
Makes them $.81 a bottle
Ocean Spray Juice (bogo @ $3.79/2)
Use 2 $1/1 from rp 5/11
Makes them $.89 a bottle
Lipton Tea Bags (bogo @ $3.79/2)
Use $.75/2 from rp 5/18
Makes them $1.54 a box
Here are the some good produce deals:
Tomatoes on the Vine ($.89/lb.)
Blueberries/Strawberries (2/$5)
Peaches/Nectarines ($1.99/lb.)
This is the rest of the bogo deals that do not have coupons to match:
StarKist Albacore Tuna 4pk. ($6.17/2)
Eight O'Clock Coffee ($5.23/2)
Quaker Cereal ($4.61/2)
Quaker Baked Bars ($3.29/2)
Mrs. Cubbison's Croutons ($1.39/2)
Mott's Applesause ($1.79/2)
Ruffles Potato Chips ($3.79/2)
Lender's Bagels ($2.03/2)
Kellogg's Cereal ($4.09/2)
13 comments:
For the ConAgra deal, do the bogo's free item count towards the $20? or do you have to buy enough after the free item?
The free items do not count toward the $20. You have to have $20 worth on a receipt. It is $20 before coupons though. So, you should be able to get about $40 worth of stuff, pay only about $12-$15 and get a free $25 GC.
Definitely a deal worth doing.
Don't forget in the organic coupon book the $1/off 2 Horizons products.
I have been using them on the indivisual yogarts, they sale for 5/$4.00
I get 6, at $.80 a piece and use 3/$1 off coupons making them $.30 a piece, that is how i have been buying yogart, thankfully the coupons don't expire until August!
There is also a $1/$5 produce purchase Food Lion coupon at A Full Cup. I know many Publix stores accept Food Lion coupons. http://afullcup.com/upload/cmps_index.php?page=foodlion
That printable coupon is from the Tennessee ad. I saw it in Annette's ad when I was there this week. Our Publix may not honor it, but it is worth a shot.
By the way, I was offered two teaching positions in Franklin, TN but lost them due to government paperwork in Florida.
Dianna
The Publix coupon for $5/$35 was only good until the 18th of June. - Abby at www.goodstewards.blogspot.com
Abby,
The coupon is good from the 18th until the 24th.
I tried it at my Publix and it didn't work. I could still use the $5/40 from the paper though.
Cassie
I don't get the math on your Reddi-whip.
I have a friend who has moved to Virginia and she is trying to find ways of spending the summer with her two kids 10 & 11 without spending money. Have you any ideas?
Ruth
Hi! Thanks for the info on Publix - this is where I shop in Florida. However, do you know what days the paper puts out the publix ads? Is it in the Thursday papers? I only buy a Sunday paper, and so I have been missing out on the $ off $$ coupons because I don't ever get the ad from the paper, and it won't show me the online one, so I thought I would see if anyone knows what day of the week they put it out!
Thanks!
tlc,
Thanks. I fixed that.
Angela,
The ad comes in the Wednesday paper. Where I am, the sale doesn't actually start until Thursday though. You should be able to get the ad at the store as well if you miss it in the paper (the in-store ad has the coupon too).
When I went to the Rosemont Publix yesterday there were coupons in the produce section for $1.00 off produce when you buy two Kraft dressings. I picked some up and will save them until Publix puts the Kraft dressing on BOGO again.
Dianna
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