Free Raspberries at Kroger this Week!

Just like the deal a few weeks ago, you can get some free Driscoll's raspberries at Kroger in the central Indiana area this week.  A container is on sale this week for only $1.  Head over to Driscoll's website and sign up to get your coupon for 50c off, but if your store doubles, then you can get free raspberries!

Free Blackberries at Kroger!!!

This week Kroger in Indiana is having a frozen food sale, which I honestly wasn't too impressed with the savings.  However, Blackberries are 10 for $10!  A good price anway, but head over to the Driscoll's website HERE and sign up for a $.50 coupon.  If your store doubles, then they are FREE!  It is rare to get free produce!  Hurray!

Kroger Deals for Indianapolis: Strawberries and Free Pasta!

This week at Kroger you can get some really amazing Strawberries at a pretty good price!  They were advertised 2 for $4.  Use the Driscoll's coupon HERE to make it 2 for $3, if your store doubles!

Want to get the sweetest strawberries?  Smell them!  If they smell like a sweet strawberry taste, then they will taste like it!

Also, get some free Ronzoni pasta with the coupons HERE.  You will need to buy 10 to get this deal.  You can print the coupons twice from one computer, so you may need to use a few computers to get enough coupons, or supplement your 10 items with some Campbell's soup or more pasta! :)

My Hubby The Coupon King!

I just wanted to brag on my husband for running some errands today and scoring a FREE toothbrush at Kroger!  Several Oral B toothbrushes are currently $2 and you can use the coupon in the 4/3/11 P&G to get it for FREE! 

Kroger Similac Deal!

Kroger is offering $5 off of your order (non-P&G items) for every $25 spent on select baby items.  Most of the Similac is included.  Here is what I did with the coupon in today's paper:

2 large tubs of Similac = $42

2 - $5 off from 4/3/11 SS
1 - $5 rebate check from Similac StrongMom's

Then, I got $5 off of my groceries.  So, it was like I got both tubs for $22!

Frugal Day on the Town: Lemonade, Undies, Jeans, 30 Boxes of Pasta, Berries, Three Books, Two DVDs, and a CD for under $5!!!

Yesterday the temperature was 70 here!  I couldn't believe it!  I had to get outside, but it was too windy for my 6 month old to just take a stroll around the neighborhood, so we improvised. 

Stop 1:

Chik-fil-A for a medium lemonade!  This was my big splurge of the day.  It was just under $2, but well worth it. :)

Stop 2:

Local library. I ended up checking out three books, two DVDs, and a CD all for FREE!

Stop 3:

Victoria's Secret for my free undie.  I received a card in the mail for a free undie (which many of you probably get if you have a VS credit card).  FYI -  I think these underwear are made for 5 year old girls.  They are that tiny!

Stop 4:

Target.  I scored $1.23 jeans.  Not "distressed" or skinny jeans, but dark dark wash "dressy" jeans!  I used a mobile coupon that I signed up for HERE.

Stop 5:

Kroger.  I got 30 boxes of Ronzoni Pasta for FREE!  They are $.50 if you buy 10.  Use the coupons HERE to get $1.00 off two.  You can print the coupons twice per computer.  I also used THIS $.50 off of a Driscoll's berry that was doubled for $1.00 off!  Yay!  Maybe Kroger isn't a place you would think of going on a nice day out; however, when I get a years worth of pasta for free, I consider it a good time! :)

$25 loaded onto your Kroger Plus Card for Transferred Prescriptions!

Did you know that if you transfer a prescription to the Kroger pharmacy, they will load $25 onto your Kroger Plus Card?  You don't even need a coupon!  Just make sure you have your Kroger Plus Card with you when you fill the prescription!


Thanks Suzanne!

$0.85 for Pampers Wipes 60 Count

Do you have a handful of $.50 off a Pampers wipe from your Pampers diapers?  I do, but the Amazon deals always seem to be better than using the coupon in the store.  However, Kroger currently is offering Pampers wipes for $1.85 right now.  Use one of those $.50 off and if your Kroger doubles coupons, then they are only $0.85!

E-Couponing for the Lazy :)

You may have heard, if you haven't noticed, that grocery prices are up.  It's no surprise really, in the perfect storm of a bad economy, it was bound to happen!  I think that between high unemployment and less pay, that couponing has become more popular lately, but with an increase in grocery prices maybe even those most opposed to clipping will turn to e-coupons, such as Cellfire and Kroger Digital Coupons to save money. 

If you are unfamiliar with Cellfire or Kroger Digital Coupons, they are websites that allow you to "upload" coupons to your grocery savings cards.  I shop frequently at Kroger, but you can check with your grocer and see if they have a similar website.  Cellfire, however, caters to customers at several different grocery chains.  I really like checking these sites before heading to the store because you can often find savings on the items that are already on your list and you don't have to clip a thing (just click!) or remember to give anything to the cashier, except your grocery savings card (like a Kroger Plus Card).

UPDATE:  Today is a great day to sign up for Cellfire.  They are offering extra "coupons" toward anything at your grocer.  I happened to get a high value coupon of $2!!!  Ya Cellfire!

Free Dove Deodorant and $.50 Gillette Men's Body Wash and more at Kroger

During my weekly grocery shopping at Kroger, I found a few great deals:

*  FREE Dove Deodorant after a $2 red plum (RP) coupon from the 1/30/11 insert.  This includes just the most basic of scents, but hey - it's free!

*  $.50 Gillette body wash.  They are currently $5/2 and I used the $2 off from the proctor and gamble (PG) insert from last Sunday's paper.  This deal may not occur everywhere, as my Kroger had them listed as a "close out" item.  (Yay! This is my husband's favorite brand)

*  Grapes are $.99 / lb!  Finally - I've been waiting for grapes to go on sale for a while.

*  Tyson frozen chicken was $5.99 and I used one of several $1 off coupons that have been out lately in Smart Source (SS) on 1/23/11 or 1/30/11.

*  Similac Sensitive formula 12.6 oz can was $14.82 and I used a $3 off coupon from Coupons.com and a $5 check from Similac Strong Moms = 6.82!