Here’s a great deal available this week at Kroger on VanCamp’s Pork and Beans! You can pick up some FREE with a manufacturer coupon. Here’s the deal:
VanCamp’s Pork and Beans $0.50 ea.
$0.40/1 Vancamp’s Baked Beans, exp. 6/15/13 (SS 05/05/13)
FREE after coupon doubles!
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Thanks, For The Mommas!
Grab this new $1/1 Hawaiian Punch Aloha Morning printable coupon available that makes for a great deal at Kroger this week. You can pick up a gallon of Hawaiian Punch Aloha Morning juice for $1.18 with your coupon! Here’s the deal:
Hawaiian Punch Aloha Morning Gallon, $2.18 ea.
$1/1 Hawaiian Punch Aloha Morning printable coupon
$1.18 after coupon!
Check out more great Kroger deals before you go.
Thanks, “Cents”able Momma!
Renae is the Deal Seeking Mom Store Expert for Kroger. She blogs about balancing work, money saving strategies and motherhood at How to Have It All.
New to couponing? Read up on what all of these abbreviations mean first in my quick reference guide.
Read more about Kroger’s corporate coupon policy to make the most of these deals!
Because Kroger coupon policies vary across different regions, you should verify your local store’s policy on doubling coupons. All matchups include double coupons up to $0.50, and we’ve noted where the final price will be lower for stores that double up to $0.99.
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Kroger eCoupons are loaded directly to your shoppers card just like Cellfire coupons. To get started with Kroger e-Coupons, create an account at Kroger.com. You will need to have your Krogers Plus card number handy.
Kroger has released new eCoupons! As they are sometimes limited in quantity, I recommend saving them to your card now in case they disappear. Please note that the eCoupons all have different dates of expiration, and keep in mind that Kroger digital coupons do not double.
New Kroger eCoupons include:
$0.60/2 Ragú Pasta Sauce, exp. 6/1/13
$0.50/1 Mt. olive Pickles, exp. 6/15/13
$.75/3 Knorr Side Dishes, exp. 6/1/13
$0.50/2 Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad, exp. 6/30/13
$1/2 Pure Protein Bars, exp. 6/23/13
$1/2 Wheat Thins Crackers, exp. 6/1/13
$0.50/1 Kroger Chicken Sausage, exp. 6/30/13
$0.40/1 Kroger Deluxe Greek Frozen Yogurt, exp. 6/30/13
$0.70/1 Philadelphia Snack Delights Cream Cheese, exp. 6/21/13
$0.25/1 Simple Truth Canned Beans, exp. 6/30/13
Renae is the Deal Seeking Mom Store Expert for Kroger. She blogs about balancing work, money saving strategies and motherhood at How to Have It All.
The Kroger Mid-Atlantic region will be ending double coupons as of May 12, 2013. Instead of double coupons, Kroger is announcing new lower prices throughout the store. Note that Kroger will still accept manufacturers coupons, but they will no longer double them.
The Mid-Atlantic region includes North Carolina, Virginia, parts of Tennessee, West Virginia and Kentucky.
Official announcement from Kroger:
In an effort to provide you with the most value for your dollar, we are updating our coupon policy and implementing a New Lower Prices program. Effective May 12, 2013, we are discontinuing our practice of doubling (up to 50 cents) manufacturer coupons in the Mid-Atlantic region. We will continue to accept manufacturer coupons and other coupons at face value, including: digital coupons, e-coupons, Catalina coupons and printables. We will also be investing additional resources into lowering prices for our customers on everyday items. We understand that this is a significant change. We hope that you come and see our new low prices – as well as the many other ways to save — for yourself.
• Downloadable, clip-free coupons daily on www.kroger.com
• Special sales events such as Mega Event and Cart Busters
• Fuel savings program that offers up to $1 off per gallon at Kroger Fuel Centers
• 10¢ off per gallon gas savings opportunity at participating Shell stations
• Loyal Customer Mailings containing customized coupons.
• $4/$10 generic drug pricing (see Pharmacy for details)
Renae is the Deal Seeking Mom Store Expert for Kroger. She blogs about balancing work, money saving strategies and motherhood at How to Have It All.
