These are the Kroger Deals for the North East Texas area. Prices may vary by region. My Kroger’s policy is to triple coupons up to 35¢ and double coupons up to 50¢. My Kroger will double/triple up to 3 like coupons per transaction.
If you’re new, please read Couponing Terms & Abbreviations and Kroger 101: How to Shop and Save Money at Kroger Stores before continuing.
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Here are the best deals I see this week:
Kool-Aid Drink Mix 17¢
– B2G1 KoolAid Envelopes Coupon (3/13 SS) OR
– B10G5 KoolAid Envelopes Coupon (3/13 SS) OR
– 50¢/5 Kool-Aid Unsweetened Envelopes Printable Coupon
= 5 Free – 12¢ ea.
Pillsbury Brownie or Cake Mix 94¢
– $1/2 Select Pillsbury Sugar Free Items Coupon (1/23 RP) *if included
= 44¢ ea.
Propel Fitness Water 94¢
– $1/2 Propel Zero Calorie Drink Coupon (2/13 SS) *if included
= 44¢ ea.
Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls, Grands! Biscuits, or Grands! Jr. Biscuits $1
– 30¢/3 Select Pillsbury Refrigerated Dough Coupon (3/13 SS) OR
– 30¢/2 Pillsbury Grands Refrigerated Biscuits Coupon (3/13 SS) OR
– 30¢/2 Pillsbury Grands Biscuits Coupon (2/13 GM) OR
– 40¢/2 Pillsbury/Grands Sweet Rolls Coupon (2/13 GM) or Printable Coupon
= 55¢ – 70¢ ea.
Banquet Entree 84¢
– $1/5 Banquet Dinner Printable Coupon
= 64¢ ea.
Wish-Bone Salad Dressing or Spritzer $1.94
– 40¢/1 Wish-Bone Salad Dressing or Spritzer Printable Coupon OR
– 75¢/1 Wish-Bone Dressings (Bruschetta Italian, Greek Vinaigrette, Superfruit Berry Vinaigrette or Mediterranean Italian) Printable Coupon *if included
= 94¢ – $1.19
White Seedless Grapes 99¢/lb.
Kellogg’s Pop Tarts $1.67
– $1/2 Kellogg’s Pop Tarts Toaster Pastries Coupon (2/6 RP) OR
– 75¢/2 Kellogg’s Pop Tarts Toaster Pastries Coupon (2/6 RP)
= $1.17 – $1.30 ea.
Ball Park Franks $1.84
– $1/2 Ball Park Product Coupon (3/27 RP)
= $1.34 ea.
Hormel Compleats $2
– 55¢/1 Hormel Compleats Coupon (2/13 SS)
= $1.45
Keebler Fudge Shoppe Cookies $1.99
– 55¢/2 Keebler Cookies Coupon (3/6 RP)
= $1.72 ea.
Lays Potato or Kettle-Cooked Potato Chips $2.44
– 55¢/1 Lay’s Kettle Cooked Potato Chips Coupon (3/13 SS) OR
– 55¢/1 Lay’s Potato Chips Coupon (3/13 SS)
= $1.89
Land O Lakes Butter $2.94
– 40¢/1 Land O Lakes Spreadable Butter Coupon (2/6 SS) OR
– 50¢/1 Land O Lakes Spreadable Butter Coupon (2/6 SS)
= $1.94 – $2.14
Fruit2-O 6-pk $2.50
– 55¢/1 Fruit20 Product Printable Coupon
= $1.95
Assorted Pork Chops $1.99/lb.
Springdale Milk $1.99/Gallon
Tropicana or Trop50 Orange Juice $2.50
– $1/2 Tropicana Pure Premium Product Coupon (3/6 RP)
= $2 ea.
Boneless Chuck or Shoulder Roast $2.49/lb.
Blue Bell Ice Cream $3.99
– $1/1 Blue Bell Ice Cream Printable Coupon
= $2.99
Cottonelle Bath Tissue $4
– 50¢/1 Cottonelle Toilet Paper Printable Coupon
= $3
Charmin Bath Tissue $9.94
– 25¢/1 Charmin Product Coupon (2/27 P&G)
= $9.19
Buy $25 Worth of Participating Baby Items, Get $5 Instantly!
Beech-Nut Stage 2 Baby Food 45¢
– $2/20 Beech-Nut Baby Food Printable Coupon
= 35¢ ea.
Pampers Wipes $5.99
– 50¢/1 Pampers Wipes Coupon (2/27 P&G) *expires 3/13!
= $4.99
Pampers Diapers or Easy Ups $8.99
– $2/1 Pampers Diapers or Pants Coupon (2/27 P&G) *expires 3/13! OR
– $2.50/1 Pampers Diapers or Pants Coupon (2/27 P&G) *expires 3/13!
= $6.49 – $6.99
PediaSure 6-pk $9.69
– $2/1 PediaSure Item Printable Coupon OR
– $1.50/1 Pediasure Product Printable Coupon
= $7.69 – $8.19
Luvs Diapers $9.99
– $1/1 Luvs Diapers Coupon (P&G Everyday Savings Book) *no longer available
= $8.99
Similac Infant Formula $21
– $3/1 Similac SimplePac Large Size Powder Coupon (2/27 SS) OR
– $5/1 Similac SimplePac Large Size Powder Coupon (2/27 SS)
= $16 – $18
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@Kathy, I shopped at Alberston's today and did really well - better than at Kroger - which unusual. I wonder if this becomes a trend with all stores, will manufacturers consider putting out higher value coupons? It makes sense to me if they want their products to sell.
While this change makes me sad, it wont really hurt me that much as I go to Kroger, Tom Thumb, Albertson's, CVS, and Wal Mart almost every week. I bet you that Kroger will see a drop in their overall income from too many people who stop shopping there simply because of this change in their coupon policy. With all these other options I have I doubt I will continue shopping there at all. Not a smart move Kroger.
@Stephanie, I forget about Albertsons as I haven't been there in years since I started exclusively shopping at Kroger. If they keep the double and triples at Albertson, I will move my business with them. Sorry Kroger...this is going to hurt your business! Many couponers shop with you here!
does Randall's double and triple their coupons? I don't shop there but was told that they get most savings at Randall's. Can anybody comment on this?
@Jo M., Tom Thumb is the related store here and I never go there as I think they are more expensive on everything except the occasional good 3 day sale type thing. It probably all depends on what stores it is competing against though (like what stores are around you)
Well if it is at our store too, it looks like I won't be shopping there anymore except for the occasional markdowns search. Target and Walmart are cheaper when you don't have the double/triple factor. Maybe I'll have to start doing Albertsons since they still double/triple. I've only been there twice (when they did that great cat deal late last summer) but I guess I'll have to get more acquainted.
Hello Just thought I would pass this on to you . I have a manager of Krogers in the family (I live in Houston). She confirmed that the Kroger policy will change within the next few weeks. There will be no more double or triple coupons at any Krogers. She said the stores are losing too much money with the rise of food and gas costs to transport the food.
I was very sad to hear this.
Thought I would give you a heads up.
Lorayne
I am in Mckinney and that is where I heard the manager. I just hope Tom Thumb does not change there coupon policy also.
I just googled this, and it looks like it is only Houston area stores that will no longer be doubling/tripling. See this news article...
http://www.click2houston.com/money/27355311/detail.html
Deeply saddened over the end to doubling and tripling. I have to retrain my brain to not automatically double a $0.50 coupon in my mind and consider it to be worth $1!
This is true! I heard on the news this morning that April 13 will end their doubling and tripling coupons! I'm not a happy customer!
My Kroger has updated their computer system so they now know if you already have an ecoupon loaded onto your Kroger card and if you do the system will not take the paper coupon for that item. So sad! Now if the above post is true and they are going to stop doubling and tripling I think I will be better off to shop at Walmart. :(