Here are the best deals I can see for Albertsons for the week ahead. Given that it’s been a couple weeks since we’ve had double coupons, I’m hoping we’ll see them this week! That being said, if you don’t need anything right now, you might wait until Sunday to see if we get them!
Quaker Sale*
There is a $3/5 manufacturer’s coupon on the front of the Albertsons ad (reads “redeemable at Albertsons”)
Prices after coupon (remember, you must buy 5!)
Quaker Oatmeal Pancake Mix $1
Chewy Granola Bars $1
Cap’N Crunch Cereal $1
Life Cereal $1
Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix $1
Oat Squares Cereal $1
True Delights Granola Bars $1
Instant Oatmeal $1.40
Old Fashioned Oats, 42 oz $1.40
Aunt Jemima Syrup $1.40
Fresh Albertsons Split Chicken Breast
$0.99/lb
Fresh Red Delicious, Gala or Granny Smith Apples
$0.58/lb
Oscar Mayer Hot Dogs $1.88
$1/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $1.38 each
Pepperidge Farm Goldfish
$1 each
Betty Crocker Cookie Mix $1
Betty Crocker Brownie Mix $1
$0.75/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $0.63 each
Arrowhead Water, 6-packs $1
$1/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $0.50 each
(Would be free with double coupon!)
Minute Maid Lemonade or Limeade, 64 oz.
$1
(this usually goes fast – get a raincheck, or try Winco – it’s usually $0.98 there!)
Guerrero White or Yellow Corn Tortillas, 30-ct
$1
Ball Park Meat Franks $1.99
$1/2 coupon from 8/1 Red Plum
Bottom line: $1.49 each
Johnsonville Smoked Link Sausage $3.79
$0.55/1 printable coupon
Bottom line: $3.24
Johnsonville Breakfast Sausage $3.49
$0.55/1 printable coupon
Bottom line: $2.95
Hormel Sliced Pepperoni $2.99
$0.55/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $2.72 each
Red, Green, Black Seedless Grapes
$1.99/lb
Fresh Cilantro
$0.33/bunch
Nesquik Singles $1.29
$0.50/1 or $1/2 coupon from 8/1 Red Plum
Bottom line: $0.79 each
Nestle Cookie Dough $2.50
$1/1 coupon from 8/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.50
Mission Soft Taco Flour Tortillas $2.50
$0.75/1 coupon from 8/1 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.75
Trident or Dentyne Gum, 3-pack $2.49
$2/3 coupon from 8/8 SmartSource
Bottom line: $1.82 per 3-pack ($0.61 each)
General Mills Cereal $2
$1/2 printable coupon
Bottom line: $1.50 each
Twizzler’s Candy $1.50
$0.55/1 coupon from8/15 SmartSource
Bottom line: $0.95
Quantum Dishwasher Detergent $2.99
$0.40/1 coupon from 8/22 SmartSource
Bottom line: $2.59
Renuzit Adjustables $1
$0.55/3 coupon from 8/15 Red Plum
Bottom line: $0.82 each
Chef Boyardee $0.88
$0.35/3 coupon from 8/15 SmartSource
(There is also a Buy 4, get free Hunt’s Snack Pack coupon from a Fall into Savings Booklet)
Bottom line: $0.76 each
$0.88 Sale Items
Act II Microwave Popcorn, 3-pack
Banquet Dinner
Crunch ‘n Munch
Gulden’s Mustard, 12 oz
Hunt’s Ketchup, 24 oz
Hunt’s Spaghetti Sauce
Hunt’s Snack Pack Pudding, 4-pack
Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce
Rosarita Refried Beans
Ro*Tel Diced Tomatoes
HOT!! Kraft Catalina Deal!
Make sure to read up on a hot Kraft Catalina deal at Coupon Connections NW!!
* A couple of you know how much I love Quaker and notified me about this sale. In general, the best time to stock up on Quaker is late January/early February. If you recall, many of these Quaker items were $1 each – NO LIMIT and NO COUPON. This meant you could really stock up and you could use coupons. Many of us were getting instant oatmeal and granola bars for free. Quaker does usually do a “softer sale” in September, just around the time for back-to-school. I believe that’s what we’re seeing here. Please note though, it’s still cheaper for me to buy old fashioned oatmeal for $0.48/lb in bulk bin at Winco!
For more grocery deals in your area, see The Grocery Gathering.
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I read on one of my couponing forums that doublers are confirmed for this weekend!
Thank you!!
I’m confused about the prices you show on the Quaker deal. My local ad shows the price as $1.20 each after the coupon. I didn’t realize the price differs so much.
My ad shows some products as $1, others at $1.60
I’m Still tripping over boxes of instant oatmeal from last year!
Angela, I wanted to ask if you had heard that Fred Meyer is no longer allowing ecoupons and paper coupons to be used together.
I read this on QueenBee, but I’m not sure who her source was.
Also, a heads-up that I got an email with a 10/50 savings pass from FM. It Did say to combine it with their other coupons, but I haven’t read the small print yet.
Yes I heard that and believe that to be correct. However, please note I’ve had some reservations for some time now on posting deals that combine manufacturer’s paper coupons and ecoupons and have not done so. But I do think it’s “official” now. Frugal Chic Living also had a link up.
HeHeHe! Me too, Meg! My husband had complained that I never bought him Cap’n Crunch, his favorite cereal. It was never on sale, I told him. When Cap’n Crunch was on sale earlier this year I stocked up on what seemed like a generous but reasonable supply. I wish I knew how many I bought because I still have 7 boxes left. They expired Jun 30. Eew! He is still okay eating them but I will have a little more restraint next time.
On the other hand, I bought 30 boxes of granola bars (I remember that!) and ran out incredibly fast. It might be nuts, but I am considering buying 30-50 more. My guess is we will go through them in time to buy more in Feb. I just wish there were some good Quaker coupons to go with this deal.
PS We like the peanut butter/chocolate Protein bars (8 count) and all flavors of Dipps (chocolate coated) (also 8 ct; the regular boxes of chewy bars are 10 ct). The Dipps taste so decadent and satisfy my chocolate craving but have only 140 or 150 calories. And they go so well with coffee…mmm!
Thanks for the confirmation.
I try really hard to follow the rules, but it can be hard when there is sometimes conflicting information.
My hope is that with couponing becoming so popular, Every store will have one, clear policy that all stores follow.
Maybe a pipe dream! Speaking of which, I just read on My Frugal Adventures that there is a new Walgreen’s policy, and it looks very coupon friendly!
Meg, I couldn’t agree with you more! I WISH stores would do a better job of spelling these things out for customers!! It would make it so much easier for everyone. Where matters are gray, I tend to run conservative, but it’s hard to fault folks when there aren’t hard-and-fast policies available.
I heard that about Walgreens too. I’ll check into it.
Walgreens coupon policy is confirmed and it’s awesome! They even specify that you can use 2 coupons on a BOGO sale. They also clear up that the cashier CAN value a coupon down to the price of an item. For instance, if the item is $3.99 and you have a $4/1 cp some cashiers wouldn’t let you use the coupon. Now you can whip out their policy and get the item for free without any argument or managers! Yay!
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