Deans French Onion dip $1.50, $1/1 mc ip = FREE
El Monterrey burritos $1, $1/2 mc ip =2 for FREE
Campbells Healthy request condensed soup $1, $1/3 mc ip + $1/3e-cpn=3 for FREE (1 offer ea card, total of 6)
Axe $5.59, $2/1mc + $2/1 e-cpn = FREE
David Sunflower Seeds $1.69, $1/1peelie= FREE
Welch's Chillers 2/$4?, $1/1mc= FREE or $1/2mc=2 for $2
Cooked Perfect bites $2, $1/1mc= FREE
BIC $3.49, $2/1mc= FREE
Dixie Crystals $1.88, $.75/1 mc ip =$.38ea
Fisher chopped pecans $2.47, $1/1mc=$.47ea(2ea card)
Palermos Pizza $2.97 (lim 2), $1/1 mc ip =$.97ea (2ea card)
Jose Ole Taquitos $5, $2/1 mc ip =$1ea
Trix cereal $3.49 b1g1f ($1.75), use $.75/1mc/ mc ip & $.75/1 e-cpn=1st FREE + $.50mm, $.24 ea addt'l
Wheaties $1.84, $.75/1mc &$.75/1 e-cpn=1st FREE + $.41mm, $.34 ea addt'l
Febreze Noticeables $3.49, $2/1mc & $2/1 e-cpn=1st FREE + $2mm, ea addt'l = FREE
Lindt chocolate bars $3.24, $2/1 mc ip =FREE
Snickers unwrapped bites 2/$4, $2/1 mc ip/$1/1 mc ip= FREE or $.50/1 mc ip =$1 ea
David Sunflower Seeds $1.69 ,$1/1peelie= FREE
Cooked Perfect Bites 2/$4, $1/1mc= FREE
Yakisoba $1, $1/2mc=both FREE
M&M's $2, $1/1mc=FREE (this includes Mint, reg choc & the trail mix bags. q also says DND but it does @ reg)
Crystal light $2, $1/1 mc ip=FREE
Celestial tea $2.50, $.75/1mc=$.50
Pop Tarts 2/$4, $1/2 mc ip=$2 for 2 **if you got them on your personal e-vic special @ $1.67ea, then using the $1/2mc makes them $.67ea(e-vic lim 2) **
Nissin big Cup noodles $.69, $1/4=$.69 for 4
Chow Mein $1, $1/3=$1 for 3
Triscuits $3.65 b1g1f, $1/2=$1.65 for 2 (q says DND but it does @ reg)
Sally Hansen eyebrow/face/lip wax kit $5.69, $2/1 mc ip=$1.69
Hormel Pepperoni $2.29, $1/2 mc ip =$2.58 for 2 ($1.29ea wyb 2)
Scrubbing Bubbles foam bathroom cleaner $3.99, $2/2mc=$3.98 for 2
Influenster
Tuesday, November 5, 2013
Thursday, October 31, 2013
HT SD 10/30-11/5
1. Only 20 coupons will be doubled per DAY per VIC card, any coupons over that amount will only scan at face value.
2. E-coupons (ZVR) can be combined w paper coupon, but will only apply once, so once you use it, it's gone. **there are also a limited amount of E-cpns avail, so save the ones you think you'll be using asap so it'll be on your card. ***be sure to watch the register screen to make sure all your e-cpns that you are expecting to come off, actually come off.
3. Try to guesstimate how much out of pocket you are expecting to pay at the register (before coupons/amount of coupons you have\after coupon (mc-mcip-e-cpn) balance, so it'll give you an idea . yes it takes more time but you don't want to pay more than you have to at the register.
4. Coupons OVER $2, do NOT count towards your limit of 20 coupons daily!
Here are the things I've gotten so far:
Febreze Stick & Refresh $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1e-cpn=1st FREE, $.99 ea addt'l
Febreze Car freshener $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1 e-cpn =1st FREE, $.99 ea addt'l
Febreze spray $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1 e-cpn =1st FREE, $.99 ea addt'l
Fisher Trail Mix $1.99, $1/1mc ip= FREE
Scope Mouthwash $3.99, $1.50/1mc, $1.50/1 e-cpn =1st FREE, $.99 ea addt'l
CoverGirl eye shadown singles $3.03, $1.50/1mc + $4/2 e-cpn =!!$4MM!!
Gillette Fusion shave cream $3.99, $2/1mc, $1/1 e-cpn = FREE + $1MM on the 1st one, ea addt'l=FREE
Oral-B replacement heads 2ct $4.99, $5/1mc= FREE
BIC 12ct disp razors $3.49, $2/1mc= FREE
Pop Secret ($3.55) b1g1f $1.77, $1/1 mc ip =FREE
Secret clinical deo $5.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn= FREE
Tasty Kake donuts $2, $1/1mc= FREE
Orville popcorn $2, $1/1 peelie, $1/1e-cpn= FREE + $1mm
2000 Flushes $2.79, $1/1 mc ip =$.79ea
Listerine packs $4.89, $2/1 mc ip =$.89ea
Olay Bodywash $3.99, $1/1, $1/1 e-cpn =$.99ea
Yy
Tide detergent $6.99, $2/1mc, $2/1 e-cpn =$.99 for 1st, $2.99 ea addt'l
Tide Boost 18ct $6.99, $2/1mc, $2/1 e-cpn =$.99 for 1st, $2.99 ea addt'l
Playtex 18ct tampons $5.19, $2/1mc=$1.19ea
**Please share any deals you come across that I may have missed ;) Have fun!**
Tuesday, September 17, 2013
HT TRIPLES-updated 9/16
HT Triples 9/11-9/17---Last UPDATED Tuesday 9/16--
I have more great deals to add to my Triples list for you as this ad is being wrapped up, last day of Triples, is tommorow Tues 9/17. If you have any good finds that I didn't mention here, please feel free to share the savings!
Ghirardelli bag $3, $.75/1mc=$.75 (check for clearance bars, for cheaper or poss FREE)
Nature Valley soft baked squares $2.50, $.75/1mc, $.50/2e-cpn=$1.50 for 2 boxes
Yakisoba $1.19 b1g1f, $1/2=$.19 per pair
Newmans Own Pasta Sauce $2, $.50/1=$.50ea (from this weeks inserts)
Danimals $2, $.75/1=FREE (from this weeks inserts)
Smithfield ham $2.99, $.75/1=$.74 (from this weeks inserts)
Hershey's Simple Pleasures $3, $.75/1mc=$.75 (from this weeks inserts)
Land O Lakes small butter tub $1.50, $.40/1=$.30
Zatarain Spanish/Yellow/Pilaf 2/$3, $.50/2mc, $.50/2e-cpn
**spend $10 save $3 @register=8 boxes of rice, using 4 $.50/2mc & $.50/2e-cpn =$2.50oop for 8 boxes
--they also have other flavors for $1.99, just adjust the pricing if that is what you choose to get intsead. it'll probably end up being a little higher, you will need AT LEAST $10 worth of the product in order to get the $3 off at the register
Gogurt $2, $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn ($.75/2savingstar)=$.25 for first 2, $1.75 ea addt'l
Huggies wipes $2, $.50/1mc ip=$.50
Minute rice steamers (frozen) 3/$5, $.50/1mc=$.50 for 3 (using 3 mc's)
Green giant veggies $1, $.40/3mc=$1.80 for 3
Land o Lakes small butter tub $1.50, $.40/1mc=$.30
Bisquick $2.69, $.50/1mc ip=$1.19ea
Jimmy Dean delights bowl $2.50, $.55/1mc=$85
Eckrich Smoked sausage $2.47, $.50/1mc=$.97ea
Ivory bar soap 3ct $1.35, $.50/1mc, $.50/1e-cpn=$.25mm
YoCrunch multipack $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
YoCrunch 6oz $.60, $.25/1mc=FREE
Fruitables $2.79 ,$.55/1mc ip=$1.19
Pomei canned tomato $2.50, $.75/1mc=FREE
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.75 first 2, $1.25 ea addt'l
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn=FREE for 1st 2 ,$.50 for ea addt'l 2
McCain frozen potatoes $1.79, $1/1mc=$.79ea
Toaster Streudel $2, $.50/2, $.25/1 e-cpn=$2.25 for 2
Carnation evap milk $1.35, $.50/2mc ip=$1.20 for 2
Nasoya pasta $1.69, $.75/1mc ip=FREE
Pomi tomatoes$2.50, $.75/1mc=$.25
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Hershey's choc syrup 24oz $1.99, $.75/2=$1.73 for 2
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3mc, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE
Ghirardeli dark choc mint bar $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
Betty Crocker Cake 4/$5 ($1.25), $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn=$.50mm
Betty Crocker Frosting 2/$3 ($1.50), $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn=FREE
-OR- get 1 Cake $1.25 & 1 Frosting $1.50 for FREE + $.25mm
**note, the e-cpn is only valid once, so whichever combination you choose will determine when it comes off.
Perdue Shortcuts (grilled chicken strips-diff flavors) $3.50, $.75/1mc=$1.25
Perdue nuggets/strips (in same section as shortcuts, which is by lunchmeats) $3.50, $.75/1mc=$1.25
Goody's headache relief shots $1.99, $.75/1mc ip=FREE
Swiffer WetJet $7.68 (clearance), $5/1mc, $5/1e-cpn=FREE + $2.32 POSS mm, ymmv
**the mc will beep because the clearance items ring up as 'GM markdown', so a mgr will need to override the $5mc. and the $5/1e-cpn will have to be manually done as well. this will vary on the manager that you get, she gave it to me EXACTLY FREE, so no overage for me, but you might get lucky
Chicken of the Sea tuna $1, $.50/1peelie=FREE
From: Diaz, Jaclyn
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 12:33 PM
Subject: FW: HT Triples 9/11-9/17
HT Triples 9/11-9/17
It's TRIPLES time @ Harris Teeter, 9/11-9/17 they are tripling coupons with face value of UP TO $.99! (The usual small print: 20 coupons doubled daily per VIC card, 3 like coupons per transaction & coupons w face value of $1 & over do NOT count towards your daily limit). Here are some of the things that I've found so far, they are only sorted into 2 categories, FREEbies & CHEAPies. If you found any other deals that aren't listed, please share :) **I also added an abbreviation key for those that are new to couponing, if you have any questions, feel free to ask away! ;)
Freebies
Mentos gum $1.19 b1g1f, $1/1mc= FREE
Old El Paso mexican seasoning mix 2/$4, $.75/1mc= FREE
Mahatma rice $.99, $.75/2, $1e-cpn= FREE +$1mm
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE for 1st 3, $.75 ea addt'l set of 3
Honey Wheat bread $3.59 ($1.79) b1g1f $.75/1mc ip= FREE
OEP Stand & Stuff taco shells 2/$4, $.75/1mc, $.60/3e-cpn=FREE + $.60mm
Progresso $1, $.50/2mc, $1/4e-cpn= FREE + $.50mm
Cheapies
Mt Olive sandwich stuffer pickles $3.19 b1g1f ($1.59), $.50/1mc=$.09
Rips candy $1.69, $.50/1mc=$.19ea
Pine Sol $2.59 ,$.75/1 mc ip =$.34ea
Honey Nut Cheerios $1.97 (e-vic lim 2), $.50/1mc ip=$.47
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn= $.50 for 2
Fruitables juice box $2.79, $.75/1mc=$.54ea -&/OR- use $.55/1mc ip=$1.14
Haribo gummies $1.49, $.30/1mc ip=$.59
Simply Orange $3, $.75/1mc ip=$.75
Snyders chips $3, $.75/1mc=$.75ea
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.70/1mc ip=$.19ea -OR- $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.1.25
Totino pizza rolls 4/$5, $.40/2, $1/? e-cpn=$1.60 1st 4, $2.60 ea addt'l 4 or $1.30 for 2
*********
Jargon/abbreviattion breakdown:
mc=manufacturer coupon (found in inserts)
mc ip=internet printable coupons (coupons.com, redplum.com, smartsource.com etc)
e-cpn=coupons that are electronically saved to your VIC card, these will come off at the register when you are checking out, after the cashier hits total/enter, etc.
***you will want to have an idea of the e-cpns that should be coming off at the register to make sure you don't miss out on those savings, make sure they are saved to your card & you can inform cashier/mgr that they didn't come off & they will either manually credit it off, or pay you back for those coupons at the customer service desk.
Keep in mind that some customer service employees will check behind you before they pay you back or credit you the e-cpn amount, by signing into their site to ensure they are actually saved on your card.
mm=moneymaker, this means your item was already free & this amount will just apply to the remainder of your transaction. Be sure that if you do have a moneymaker item, that you have something else in your transaction to soak up that amount.
E-Vic limit is the amount of items you are limited to on each VIC card.
**Note that these are different then the e-VIC offers we receive via email every Friday (or late Thursday evening for some). If you have not signed up for e-VIC offers, sign into http://www.HarrisTeeter.com & update your profile, it will go into effect on the next weeks ad.
I have more great deals to add to my Triples list for you as this ad is being wrapped up, last day of Triples, is tommorow Tues 9/17. If you have any good finds that I didn't mention here, please feel free to share the savings!
Ghirardelli bag $3, $.75/1mc=$.75 (check for clearance bars, for cheaper or poss FREE)
Nature Valley soft baked squares $2.50, $.75/1mc, $.50/2e-cpn=$1.50 for 2 boxes
Yakisoba $1.19 b1g1f, $1/2=$.19 per pair
Newmans Own Pasta Sauce $2, $.50/1=$.50ea (from this weeks inserts)
Danimals $2, $.75/1=FREE (from this weeks inserts)
Smithfield ham $2.99, $.75/1=$.74 (from this weeks inserts)
Hershey's Simple Pleasures $3, $.75/1mc=$.75 (from this weeks inserts)
Land O Lakes small butter tub $1.50, $.40/1=$.30
Zatarain Spanish/Yellow/Pilaf 2/$3, $.50/2mc, $.50/2e-cpn
**spend $10 save $3 @register=8 boxes of rice, using 4 $.50/2mc & $.50/2e-cpn =$2.50oop for 8 boxes
--they also have other flavors for $1.99, just adjust the pricing if that is what you choose to get intsead. it'll probably end up being a little higher, you will need AT LEAST $10 worth of the product in order to get the $3 off at the register
Gogurt $2, $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn ($.75/2savingstar)=$.25 for first 2, $1.75 ea addt'l
Huggies wipes $2, $.50/1mc ip=$.50
Minute rice steamers (frozen) 3/$5, $.50/1mc=$.50 for 3 (using 3 mc's)
Green giant veggies $1, $.40/3mc=$1.80 for 3
Land o Lakes small butter tub $1.50, $.40/1mc=$.30
Bisquick $2.69, $.50/1mc ip=$1.19ea
Jimmy Dean delights bowl $2.50, $.55/1mc=$85
Eckrich Smoked sausage $2.47, $.50/1mc=$.97ea
Ivory bar soap 3ct $1.35, $.50/1mc, $.50/1e-cpn=$.25mm
YoCrunch multipack $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
YoCrunch 6oz $.60, $.25/1mc=FREE
Fruitables $2.79 ,$.55/1mc ip=$1.19
Pomei canned tomato $2.50, $.75/1mc=FREE
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.75 first 2, $1.25 ea addt'l
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn=FREE for 1st 2 ,$.50 for ea addt'l 2
McCain frozen potatoes $1.79, $1/1mc=$.79ea
Toaster Streudel $2, $.50/2, $.25/1 e-cpn=$2.25 for 2
Carnation evap milk $1.35, $.50/2mc ip=$1.20 for 2
Nasoya pasta $1.69, $.75/1mc ip=FREE
Pomi tomatoes$2.50, $.75/1mc=$.25
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Hershey's choc syrup 24oz $1.99, $.75/2=$1.73 for 2
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3mc, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE
Ghirardeli dark choc mint bar $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
Betty Crocker Cake 4/$5 ($1.25), $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn=$.50mm
Betty Crocker Frosting 2/$3 ($1.50), $.75/2mc ip, $.75/2e-cpn=FREE
-OR- get 1 Cake $1.25 & 1 Frosting $1.50 for FREE + $.25mm
**note, the e-cpn is only valid once, so whichever combination you choose will determine when it comes off.
Perdue Shortcuts (grilled chicken strips-diff flavors) $3.50, $.75/1mc=$1.25
Perdue nuggets/strips (in same section as shortcuts, which is by lunchmeats) $3.50, $.75/1mc=$1.25
Goody's headache relief shots $1.99, $.75/1mc ip=FREE
Swiffer WetJet $7.68 (clearance), $5/1mc, $5/1e-cpn=FREE + $2.32 POSS mm, ymmv
**the mc will beep because the clearance items ring up as 'GM markdown', so a mgr will need to override the $5mc. and the $5/1e-cpn will have to be manually done as well. this will vary on the manager that you get, she gave it to me EXACTLY FREE, so no overage for me, but you might get lucky
Chicken of the Sea tuna $1, $.50/1peelie=FREE
From: Diaz, Jaclyn
Sent: Friday, September 13, 2013 12:33 PM
Subject: FW: HT Triples 9/11-9/17
HT Triples 9/11-9/17
It's TRIPLES time @ Harris Teeter, 9/11-9/17 they are tripling coupons with face value of UP TO $.99! (The usual small print: 20 coupons doubled daily per VIC card, 3 like coupons per transaction & coupons w face value of $1 & over do NOT count towards your daily limit). Here are some of the things that I've found so far, they are only sorted into 2 categories, FREEbies & CHEAPies. If you found any other deals that aren't listed, please share :) **I also added an abbreviation key for those that are new to couponing, if you have any questions, feel free to ask away! ;)
Freebies
Mentos gum $1.19 b1g1f, $1/1mc= FREE
Old El Paso mexican seasoning mix 2/$4, $.75/1mc= FREE
Mahatma rice $.99, $.75/2, $1e-cpn= FREE +$1mm
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE for 1st 3, $.75 ea addt'l set of 3
Honey Wheat bread $3.59 ($1.79) b1g1f $.75/1mc ip= FREE
OEP Stand & Stuff taco shells 2/$4, $.75/1mc, $.60/3e-cpn=FREE + $.60mm
Progresso $1, $.50/2mc, $1/4e-cpn= FREE + $.50mm
Cheapies
Mt Olive sandwich stuffer pickles $3.19 b1g1f ($1.59), $.50/1mc=$.09
Rips candy $1.69, $.50/1mc=$.19ea
Pine Sol $2.59 ,$.75/1 mc ip =$.34ea
Honey Nut Cheerios $1.97 (e-vic lim 2), $.50/1mc ip=$.47
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn= $.50 for 2
Fruitables juice box $2.79, $.75/1mc=$.54ea -&/OR- use $.55/1mc ip=$1.14
Haribo gummies $1.49, $.30/1mc ip=$.59
Simply Orange $3, $.75/1mc ip=$.75
Snyders chips $3, $.75/1mc=$.75ea
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.70/1mc ip=$.19ea -OR- $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.1.25
Totino pizza rolls 4/$5, $.40/2, $1/? e-cpn=$1.60 1st 4, $2.60 ea addt'l 4 or $1.30 for 2
*********
Jargon/abbreviattion breakdown:
mc=manufacturer coupon (found in inserts)
mc ip=internet printable coupons (coupons.com, redplum.com, smartsource.com etc)
e-cpn=coupons that are electronically saved to your VIC card, these will come off at the register when you are checking out, after the cashier hits total/enter, etc.
***you will want to have an idea of the e-cpns that should be coming off at the register to make sure you don't miss out on those savings, make sure they are saved to your card & you can inform cashier/mgr that they didn't come off & they will either manually credit it off, or pay you back for those coupons at the customer service desk.
Keep in mind that some customer service employees will check behind you before they pay you back or credit you the e-cpn amount, by signing into their site to ensure they are actually saved on your card.
mm=moneymaker, this means your item was already free & this amount will just apply to the remainder of your transaction. Be sure that if you do have a moneymaker item, that you have something else in your transaction to soak up that amount.
E-Vic limit is the amount of items you are limited to on each VIC card.
**Note that these are different then the e-VIC offers we receive via email every Friday (or late Thursday evening for some). If you have not signed up for e-VIC offers, sign into http://www.HarrisTeeter.com & update your profile, it will go into effect on the next weeks ad.
Friday, September 13, 2013
HT Triples 9/11-9/17
It's TRIPLES time @ Harris Teeter, 9/11-9/17 they are tripling coupons with face value of UP TO $.99! (The usual small print: 20 coupons doubled daily per VIC card, 3 like coupons per transaction & coupons w face value of $1 & over do NOT count towards your daily limit). Here are some of the things that I've found so far, they are only sorted into 2 categories, FREEbies & CHEAPies. If you found any other deals that aren't listed, please share :) **I also added an abbreviation key for those that are new to couponing, if you have any questions, feel free to ask away! ;)
Freebies
Mentos gum $1.19 b1g1f, $1/1mc= FREE
Old El Paso mexican seasoning mix 2/$4, $.75/1mc= FREE
Mahatma rice $.99, $.75/2, $1e-cpn= FREE +$1mm
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE for 1st 3, $.75 ea addt'l set of 3
Honey Wheat bread $3.59 ($1.79) b1g1f $.75/1mc ip= FREE
OEP Stand & Stuff taco shells 2/$4, $.75/1mc, $.60/3e-cpn=FREE + $.60mm
Progresso $1, $.50/2mc, $1/4e-cpn= FREE + $.50mm
Cheapies
Mt Olive sandwich stuffer pickles $3.19 b1g1f ($1.59), $.50/1mc=$.09
Rips candy $1.69, $.50/1mc=$.19ea
Pine Sol $2.59 ,$.75/1 mc ip =$.34ea
Honey Nut Cheerios $1.97 (e-vic lim 2), $.50/1mc ip=$.47
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn= $.50 for 2
Fruitables juice box $2.79, $.75/1mc=$.54ea
Haribo gummies $1.49, $.30/1mc ip=$.59
Simply Orange $3, $.75/1mc ip=$.75
Snyders chips $3, $.75/1mc=$.75ea
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.70/1mc ip=$.19ea -OR- $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.1.25 For 2
Totino pizza rolls 4/$5, $.40/2, $1/? e-cpn=$1.60 1st 4, $2.60 ea addt'l 4 or $1.30 for 2
Jargon/abbreviattion breakdown:
mc=manufacturer coupon (found in inserts)
mc ip=internet printable coupons (coupons.com, redplum.com, smartsource.com etc)
e-cpn=coupons that are electronically saved to your VIC card, these will come off at the register when you are checking out, after the cashier hits total/enter, etc.
***you will want to have an idea of the e-cpns that should be coming off at the register to make sure you don't miss out on those savings, make sure they are saved to your card & you can inform cashier/mgr that they didn't come off & they will either manually credit it off, or pay you back for those coupons at the customer service desk.
Keep in mind that some customer service employees will check behind you before they pay you back or credit you the e-cpn amount, by signing into their site to ensure they are actually saved on your card.
mm=moneymaker, this means your item was already free & this amount will just apply to the remainder of your transaction. Be sure that if you do have a moneymaker item, that you have something else in your transaction to soak up that amount.
E-Vic limit is the amount of items you are limited to on each VIC card.
**Note that these are different then the e-VIC offers we receive via email every Friday (or late Thursday evening for some). If you have not signed up for e-VIC offers, sign into http://www.HarrisTeeter.com & update your profile, it will go into effect on the next weeks ad.
***Updated 9/13 @ 3:55pm***
Ghirardelli bag $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
Nature Valley soft baked squares $2.50, $.75/1mc, $.50/2e-cpn=$1.50 for 2 boxes
Ivory bar soap 3ct $1.75, $.50/1mc, $.50/1e-cpn=$.25mm
Yakisoba $1.19 b1g1f, $1/2=$.19 per pair
Freebies
Mentos gum $1.19 b1g1f, $1/1mc= FREE
Old El Paso mexican seasoning mix 2/$4, $.75/1mc= FREE
Mahatma rice $.99, $.75/2, $1e-cpn= FREE +$1mm
Hamburger Helper $1, $.75/3, $.75/3e-cpn=FREE for 1st 3, $.75 ea addt'l set of 3
Honey Wheat bread $3.59 ($1.79) b1g1f $.75/1mc ip= FREE
OEP Stand & Stuff taco shells 2/$4, $.75/1mc, $.60/3e-cpn=FREE + $.60mm
Progresso $1, $.50/2mc, $1/4e-cpn= FREE + $.50mm
Cheapies
Mt Olive sandwich stuffer pickles $3.19 b1g1f ($1.59), $.50/1mc=$.09
Rips candy $1.69, $.50/1mc=$.19ea
Pine Sol $2.59 ,$.75/1 mc ip =$.34ea
Honey Nut Cheerios $1.97 (e-vic lim 2), $.50/1mc ip=$.47
Betty Crocker mashed potatoes $2, $.50/2mc, $.50/1e-cpn= $.50 for 2
Fruitables juice box $2.79, $.75/1mc=$.54ea
Haribo gummies $1.49, $.30/1mc ip=$.59
Simply Orange $3, $.75/1mc ip=$.75
Snyders chips $3, $.75/1mc=$.75ea
Pop Tarts $2.29, $.70/1mc ip=$.19ea -OR- $.50/1mc ip=$.79
Betty Crocker fruit snacks $4, $.50/2mc ip, $.50/2e-cpn=$.1.25 For 2
Totino pizza rolls 4/$5, $.40/2, $1/? e-cpn=$1.60 1st 4, $2.60 ea addt'l 4 or $1.30 for 2
Jargon/abbreviattion breakdown:
mc=manufacturer coupon (found in inserts)
mc ip=internet printable coupons (coupons.com, redplum.com, smartsource.com etc)
e-cpn=coupons that are electronically saved to your VIC card, these will come off at the register when you are checking out, after the cashier hits total/enter, etc.
***you will want to have an idea of the e-cpns that should be coming off at the register to make sure you don't miss out on those savings, make sure they are saved to your card & you can inform cashier/mgr that they didn't come off & they will either manually credit it off, or pay you back for those coupons at the customer service desk.
Keep in mind that some customer service employees will check behind you before they pay you back or credit you the e-cpn amount, by signing into their site to ensure they are actually saved on your card.
mm=moneymaker, this means your item was already free & this amount will just apply to the remainder of your transaction. Be sure that if you do have a moneymaker item, that you have something else in your transaction to soak up that amount.
E-Vic limit is the amount of items you are limited to on each VIC card.
**Note that these are different then the e-VIC offers we receive via email every Friday (or late Thursday evening for some). If you have not signed up for e-VIC offers, sign into http://www.HarrisTeeter.com & update your profile, it will go into effect on the next weeks ad.
***Updated 9/13 @ 3:55pm***
Ghirardelli bag $3, $.75/1mc=$.75
Nature Valley soft baked squares $2.50, $.75/1mc, $.50/2e-cpn=$1.50 for 2 boxes
Ivory bar soap 3ct $1.75, $.50/1mc, $.50/1e-cpn=$.25mm
Yakisoba $1.19 b1g1f, $1/2=$.19 per pair
Tuesday, August 20, 2013
HT SD 8/14-8/20
HT SD 8/14-8/20
Today is the last day of Super Doubles, here are a couple more deals I did:
Pop Tarts $1.99ea, use $1/3mc & $1/3e-cpn=$3 for 3 boxes
Nature Valley $2.50, $.50/1mc=$1.50ea
Girhardeli bar (sp) is free w $1/1mc ip, ($3.77 b1g1f)
Felipe Berio olive oil $5.99, $1/1mc ip=$3.99
Kikkoman soy sauce 5oz $1.49, $1/1mc ip & $1/1e-cpn=free + $1mm
Teddy Grahams 2/$5, $1/1mc (from back 2 school coupon booklet)=$.50
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Monday, August 19, 2013 2:24 PM
few more HT deals I got today:
Visine* $4.47, $2/1=$.47, generates catalina when you buy multiple in same transaction, I got a $3 cat when I bought 4, think it's $1.50 wyb 3
Filippe Berio $5.99, $1/1=$3.99 (not bad for olive oil)
Energizer watch batteries $1.49-$2.49, $1.50/1=FREE
Glade décor scent holder $3.99, $2/1mc ip=FREE
Stayfree pads $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50ea
Carefree $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50ea
**if you do the Visine deal, make sure you wait around for the Catalina, it prints out AFTER you pay!!**
It's Super Doubles time @ HT, have y'all found anything yet?
Super Doubles runs through Tuesday 8/20.
Remember:
only 20 coupons will double DAILY PER CARD (regardless of what store you go to, if you hit your 20 coupon limit, they will only scan at face value & will not double)
only 3 'like' coupons will double per transaction
coupons OVER $2 ($2.50, etc, do NOT count into being doubled, so they do NOT count against your daily coupon doubling limit, this includes "FREE" coupon items (ex, coupons that read: 1 FREE Snickers Candy bar)
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Here are quite a few of the things I've come across, pretty great deals thus far:
Renuzit Accent air freshener $1.99, $1/1mc=FREE
Febreze spray $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1e-cpn=FREE
OxiClean $3.99, $2/1mc ip=FREE
Febreze car clip $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1ZVR=FREE
Pampers $9.99, $1.50/1mc ip, $1.50/1e-cpn=$5.49
Johnson & Johnson baby powder 15oz $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50ea
Johnson & Johnson hair detangler shampoo $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50
Lance XtraFulls 2/$6, $1/2mc ip=2/$4 ($2ea)
Premium Nabisco rounds $2, $1/1mc=FREE
Fisher Trail mix $1.99, $1/1mc ip=FREE
Barilla meals $2, $1/1=FREE
Kraft mac &Cheese 10/$10, $1/2mc =FREE
Balance bars 10/$10, $1/2, $.50/2E-CPN=FREE+ $.50mm
Met Rx=FREE + $2mm
Gillette Fusion Proglide shaving cream $3.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn= FREE+ $2mm
Secret clinical deo=FREE after mc & ZVR
Got2b hair styling stuff $4.50, $2/1=$.50ea
Reach Floss $1.69, $1/1mc ip=FREE + $.31 overage, the q fully doubled for me
Always panty liners $3.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn= FREE+ $2mm
Tampax Radiant tampons 18ct $5.29, $2/1mc, $2/1 e-cpn= FREE+ $.71mm
Simple face tone $5.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn=FREE
Mentos Up2U gum $1.99, $1/1mc=FREE
Snickers snack size bag $2.50, $1/1=$.50ea
Hormel Rev wraps $1.99, $1/2=$1.98 ($.99ea)
South Beach cereal bars $3.79 b1g1f, $1.25/1=FREE
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Harris Teeter Super Doubles 8/14-8/20
It's Super Doubles time @ HT, have y'all found anything yet?
Super Doubles runs through Tuesday 8/20.
Remember:
only 20 coupons will double DAILY PER CARD (regardless of what store you go to, if you hit your 20 coupon limit, they will only scan at face value & will not double)
only 3 'like' coupons will double per transaction
coupons OVER $2 ($2.50, etc, do NOT count into being doubled, so they do NOT count against your daily coupon doubling limit, this includes "FREE" coupon items (ex, coupons that read: 1 FREE Snickers Candy bar)
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Here are quite a few of the things I've come across, pretty great deals thus far:
Renuzit Accent air freshener $1.99, $1/1mc=FREE
Febreze spray $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1e-cpn=FREE
OxiClean $3.99, $2/1mc ip=FREE
Febreze car clip $2.99, $1/1mc, $1/1ZVR=FREE
Pampers $9.99, $1.50/1mc ip, $1.50/1e-cpn=$5.49
Johnson & Johnson baby powder 15oz $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50ea
Johnson & Johnson hair detangler shampoo $2.50, $1/1mc ip=$.50
Lance XtraFulls 2/$6, $1/2mc ip=2/$4 ($2ea)
Premium Nabisco rounds $2, $1/1mc=FREE
Fisher Trail mix $1.99, $1/1mc ip=FREE
Barilla meals $2, $1/1=FREE
Kraft mac &Cheese 10/$10, $1/2mc =FREE
Balance bars 10/$10, $1/2, $.50/2E-CPN=FREE+ $.50mm
Met Rx=FREE + $2mm
Gillette Fusion Proglide shaving cream $3.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn= FREE+ $2mm
Secret clinical deo=FREE after mc & ZVR
Got2b hair styling stuff $4.50, $2/1=$.50ea
Reach Floss $1.69, $1/1mc ip=FREE + $.31 overage, the q fully doubled for me
Always panty liners $3.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn= FREE+ $2mm
Tampax Radiant tampons 18ct $5.29, $2/1mc, $2/1 e-cpn= FREE+ $.71mm
Simple face tone $5.99, $2/1mc, $2/1e-cpn=FREE
Mentos Up2U gum $1.99, $1/1mc=FREE
Snickers snack size bag $2.50, $1/1=$.50ea
Hormel Rev wraps $1.99, $1/2=$1.98 ($.99ea)
South Beach cereal bars $3.79 b1g1f, $1.25/1=FREE
#GotCoupons??
Thursday, August 8, 2013
Walmart PAID me $.09 to shop!
So, when it comes to anything couponing, Walmart is usually out of the question. But I heard about price-matching being done there (I had knowledge of it, but honestly...to me, it wasn't worth the battle with the cashiers to even bother TRYING).
I know of their policy & how it works, so I decided to give it a shot over the weekend & had a pretty epic & EASY price matching experience. I was so impressed that I decided to try it again yesterday, it was the COMPLETE opposite effect of this weekends experience. The cashier told me I had to have the store ad with me in order to get it at that price & asked me how he'd know if I was telling the truth without seeing it. I informed him that their policy states that I don't HAVE to bring in a policy with me. Upon informing them that I was price matching against Rose's store ad for the Case-It $5 binders, they advised me that they don't consider Roses a competitor & cannot/will not price match their ad, so I had that removed. I also attempted to price match a couple school supply ads & they harped on the same thing about wanting the ad, so I took all of it off.
I don't know that I'll be doing any more price matching & will be prepared to school their on their own policy if it gets down to it & if I bother going there again to do so.
CVS 8/4-8/10
2 Colgate Optic White toothpaste 2/$5.98: $1/1mc, $2.50/2Colgate optic white cvs q
2 Right Guard Body Wash 2/$6, get $2ecb: $2/2mc, $2/2 body wash cvs q (FREE after ecb)
2 CVS Body Wash 2.37 ($1.18 for 2nd) & b1g1 50%off: $3/2 cvs body wash q ($.55 for 2)
1 Physicians Formula 13.99 no q, spend $10, get $7: (been usin their make up so didn't mind payin the diff of $6.99)
2 Whatchamacalit 2/$1 (fillers so I could use a $5 ecb)
1 Pepsi 20oz $1.74
1 Fritos Chili Cheese $1.49 (free w the pepsi purch per a cvs q that printed on my reciept)
2 Arizona drinks 2/$1, $.12/2cvs q
4 Magic shave cream $3.99 no q
20%=$6.65 discount
paid $25ecb & $4.05 in cash (tax), got back $11ecb (I was fine w that tho bc he needed shaving cream & it's better then havin to come oop for it w cash/debit.
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I will be going back to pretty much do that same transaction all over again minus the Magic shaving cream, Pepsi, Fritos & Whatchamacalits. I wanted to get Right Guard deo for FREE but they didn't have the Xtreme type in stock.
#GotCoupons??
Friday, August 2, 2013
Rite Aid/CVS/Office Max/Office Depot/Rack Room Shoes 7/28-8/3
Back 2 School Deals for wk 7/28-8/3
**TAX FREE WEEKEND!!**
Few deals from various different stores that I have come across so far in the new sales ads.
**This is not a complete list of sale items for each store ad, I just pulled out the best deals that I saw, so be sure to skim the ads for yourselves & see if there are any other items you may need that I didn't list & as always, please feel free to share any other deals/sales that you come across if I missed them :)
Rite Aid:
Mead Composition notebooks: 3/$1.98, get $1 UP (lim 2 Ups=6 notebooks)=final price of .32ea
Eraser caps, Poly/Paper Portfolios, Sliding pencil case, 70ct 1 subject notebooks, pencil sharpeners, rulers, 10pk sheet protectors, Acme kid scissors, Plyskool 24ct crayons or school glue or Home index cards: 3/$.99, get $.99UP wyb 3 (lim 1UP reward)
**Be advised that the "UP" rewards received on a deal cannot be used towards another transaction for 24hrs, unlike CVS whose rewards are immediately available to use on the same day if you wanted to do so.
Office Max:
$.01 items **with minimum of $5 purchase**:
OfficeMax Clear Zipper Binder pocket $.01 (1st 5 @ $.01ea, addt'l @ $2.19)
Westcott 5" Junior blunt or pointed scissors $.01 (1st 2 @ $.01ea, addt'l @ $1.50)
OfficeMax 1-hole punch w grip $.01 (1st 2 @ $.01ea, addt'l @ $2)
OfficeMax 4oz glue bottle & glue sticks combo $.50 (1st 3 @ $.50ea, addt'l pks @ $1.50)
Avery 5 tab insertable dividers $.50 (1st 5 @ $.50ea, addt'l pks @ $1)
Schoolio 1-1.5" Poly binder $1 (1st 5 @ $1ea, addt'l binders @ reg price=?)
Schoolio Poly folders $1ea (no lim listed)
OfficeMax Poly 1 subject notebook 70ct $1ea (no lim listed)
Schoolio 1 subject notebook 70ct 2/$1 (no lim listed)
Post-it 2x2 notes neon pr ultracube $1 (1st 3 @ $1ea, addt'l pks @ $2.99ea)
Schoolio 1 subject notebook 70ct 2/$1 (no lim listed)
Post-it 2x2 notes neon pr ultracube $1 (1st 3 @ $1ea, addt'l pks @ $2.99ea)
OfficeMax.7mm assorted mechanical pencils 24pk $1 (1st 2pks @ $1ea, addt'l @ $5.99ea)
OfficeMax multipurpose paper 500-sht ream 8.5x11 $6.99-$6.98 (MaxPerks bonus rewards)=$.01*
OfficeMax mini-stapler $1 (no lim listed)
Schoolio 3x5 Indexc card box $1 (1st 5 @ $1ea, all addt'l @ $2ea)
OfficeMax 2pkt w fastener or 4pkt laminate folders $1 (no lim listed)
Powerhouse 1 gal zipper seal freezer & storage bags, 15pk, or zipper seal sandwich bags 50pk $1 (no lim listed)
OfficeMax 3-hole notebook punch $1 assorted colors (no lim listed)
OfficeMax 1 subject notebook 100ct $1 wide/college ruled available (no lim listed)
Bounty basic single roll paper towels $1 (no lim listed)
OfficeMax 3-subject notebook 120shts wide/college ruled available (no lim listed)
Schoolio 10-pkt organizer $2 (lim 5)
Store Coupons:
Paper Mate InkJoy Quatro 4-color retractable pens (3pk) $1 w cpn (lim 2)
Sharpie Accent assorted tank-style highlighters, 4pk FREE w cpn (lim 2)
Office Depot:
**if you have a smartphone, install the WRAPP app, this app allows you to share gift cards with your FB friends for FREE (or you can add $ onto it if you choose to). There is a gift card on there for a $5 Office Depot gift card, just ask one of your friends who has the app already, to send it to you--you are able to use it right away! All you do is show it to the cashier on your phone & they will manually enter it as a gift card (the #'s are provided via the app) you must use all the $ at once or you will lose the rest, so just make sure you have a minimum purchase of $5 so you don't lose out on anything)
Office Depot brand 6" protractor $.25 (lim 3)
Office Depot brand composition book $.25 (lim 3)
Office Depot brand school copy paper $2ea (lim 2) (white, blue, green, ink, yellow)
Schoolworks 5" stainless steel scissors $.50 (lim 3)
Sharpie single permanent markers $.50ea (lim 10)
Office Depot brand Poly 2-pkt folders/assorted colors $.50 (lim 10)
Office Depot brand magnetic dry erase-eraser $1 (no lim listed)
Office Depot brand tank highlighter 5pk $1 (no lim listed)
Scholastic 1.4oz glue stick $1
Personal Care antinbacterial hand soap 7.5oz $1 (no lim listed)
Fashion Poly envelopes $1 (no lim listed)
BIC Velocity Ballpoint pens, bold 4pk $2 (no lim listed)
Office Depot brand reinforcement labels 200ct $2 (no lim listed)
Pentel Hi-Polymer erasers 4pk $2 (no lim listed)
Post-it durable tabs 2", 24pk/assorted colors $2 (no lim listed)
Prang watercolor paint $2 (no lim listed)
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For the CVS shoppers (or Old navy/Gap/Banana Republic fans)
ToysRus
24pk Crayola Crayons 4/$1 (must buy at least 4 for this price to kick in)
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For the CVS shoppers (or Old navy/Gap/Banana Republic fans)
*purchase a $100 gift card, get $15ecb (lim 5 per card, the ad states one, but you can get more then that according to the bottom of my reciept when I purchased one earlier this week, I would just suggest that you purchase them in separate transactions to ensure that you get your $15 ecb per gift card purchased)
I do my school clothes shopping here, so this will be a $15 moneymaker for me, & everyone else who does this deal, really ;)
**fyi…You cannot pay for a gift card using ecb's**
Nature Bounty/Sundown Naturals/Osteo bi-flex/Disney Gummies or Ester-C vitamins are b1g1f, the CVS machine is printing $2/1 store coupon & we got $2/1mc on Natures Bounty vitamins/supplements yesterday, you can use q's on "free" store sale items at CVS, so grab 2 mc's & that store coupon & save lots! (prices vary)
Simple products will be ringing up with $2 discount at the register, we just got a $2 q in yesterdays paper & if you have any CVS store q on Simple or facial care items you can combine this for a pretty good deal
Band-aid/Red Cross/Neosporin products/Benadryl or Aveeno anti-itch=$5ecb PLUS FREE first aid case wyb any 3 brand name items listed above. I've done this deal before & purchase 3 boxes of assorted size Band-aids (reg price $3.79), used a $5/1mc (this is inside of the first aid case), paid $6.37, got back $5 in ecb making it a final price of $1.37, great deal for name brand stuff & a bag to stash it in, PLUS a $15 coupon booklet in the bag!
**This is all I have so far on CVS deals, I haven't purchased anything as of yet, so I will send out another email with update later on this week.
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If you bought the Sunday paper, there was a Rack Room Shoes store coupon/insert for $10 off a purchase of $60+ (lim 1 per transaction, so if you have several pairs of shoes to buy & got multiple papers this week, seperate your transaction for maximum savings!) I always do my school shoe purchases here because they have b1g1 50% off, so $60 purchase amount will be easy to reach.
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Old Navy
Kids Jeans $10.
FRI & SAT sale only on the Kids & baby shorts/tees/tanks/leggings/polos 5 for $5ea.
If you receive their email offers, there is a "20% off Adult Styles" coupon enclosed (this can be printed or just shown to the cashier on your phone at the register
~~~~~pair this up with the $100 gift card/moneymaker from CVS :) ~~~~~
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Bi-Lo Bookbag deal:
buy 1 bookbag @ $12.99, get:
1 BIC Cristal pens 10ct
2pk portfolios (6ct)
150ct pk of filler paper
1 Kool Aid Jammers
1 fun size pk of Mars Choc candy (snickers, etc)
**limit 1 PER TRANSACTION** so if you need to do this multiple times, set it up as separate transactions
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Continually being brought to my attention is the fact that Wal-Mart price matches, you do NOT need the store ad in hand per their policy online….you just inform the cashier at the register that you have items that need to be price matched BEFORE they scan the items to make this run smoother. It does not mention a qty limit as to how many they will price match. The only thing is the brand name/qty/size, etc MUST MATCH in order for them to do the price matching on the item(s).
Monday, July 29, 2013
HT 7/24-7/30
Not too much going on at HT, but I came across a couple GREAT deals over my lunch break that I wanted to share:
Ragu b1g1f $2..59: $.60/2mc, $.40/1e-cpn=$.99 for 2 ($.49ea)
Wishbone salad dressing $2.50: $.70/1mc, $.50/1e-cpn=$.60 for 1st one & $1.10 for ea addt'l
Ice cream deal @ HT=Spend $12 on participating products, save $4 instantly @ the register:
Buy 3 Klondike 2/$6 ($3ea)=$9
Buy 1 Frutarre $4.69
Save $4 @ the register for spending $12 in the above listed products
Use:
$3/3 Klondike e-cpn
$3/3 Klondike mc (fr yest paper)
$1/1 Frutarre e-cpn
$1/1 Frutarre mc (fr yest paper)
-->$1.69+tax oop for all 4
*my $3/3mc beeped, but I showed them that I purchased 3 Klondikes & the mgr overrode it with no problem.
There are several other ice creams included, but this is your cheapest way out
Hershey's Cookies & Cream cereal $2.50: $.75/1mc ip ,$.75/1e-cpn=$.25 for 1st box, $1 ea addt'l
Vanilla Chex cereal $2.50: $.75/1mc ip ,$.75/1e-cpn=$.25 for 1st box, $1 ea addt'l
Thursday, July 25, 2013
School Supply Deals 7/21-7/27
Couple deals I came across thus far this week, majority of which are school supply related that I wanted to share (if you have any you found that I may have missed, please feel free to share!):
Rite Aid: there are no limits on these. I picked up 8 pouches & 8 dividers last night with no problem & they all rang up @ $.47ea
Poly Dividers (5ct) $.47
Poly Dividers (5ct) $.47
Avery Divders (5ct) $.47
Pencil Pouch $.47
Walgreens:
Adventure Trails Bookbags $2.99 (no limit in ad, but the store may have a limit of their own. They are also either out of stock or just didn't receive a shipment at all, so be sure to 1) request a raincheck and/or 2) check their bookbag area for clearanced bookbag items, a local store by me had Tote bags marked down from $10.99 to $3 & some of their bookbags from $19.99 to $5 & the mgr sold it to me for $2.99 since they were out of the advertised bookbags on sale.
Index cards $.29ea w in ad q (lim 6)
Arizona drinks 20 & 23oz 2/$1 w in ad q (lim 4)
M&M's/Snickers/Mars/Dove/Skittles/Starburst 2/$1 or $.59ea (lim 6)
They also have other items on sale like pencil erasers, highlighters, etc on sale 4/$1 w the in ad q
Office Depot:
2 pocket folders (prong or no prong avail) $.10 (lim 10)
12pk O.D brand pencils $1
That is all I currently have for ya, one other thing I wanted to share is from a YouTube video I recently saw on the store "Staples". They apparently accept old binders to recycle & they give you a $2 store credit but it has to be used that same day. So if you/your kids have leftover binders that can't be used anymore (or even that could) swap em out @ Staples & let them help you pay for a new binder or other supplies!
Tuesday, July 9, 2013
Walgreens 7/7-7/13
great deal(s) to get in on by Saturday
1. Walgreens brand Hydrogen peroxide 16oz, 3/$1 with in ad coupon
2. FREE Walgreens first aid kit bag wyb 3 first aid products, including Walgreens brand items
3. get 2,000pts wyb 2 Walgreens First aid Kit bags
To get the most out of this deal: buy 6 Hydrogen Peroxide & grab 2 First Aid kit bags, you will pay $2+tax oop & get back 2,000pts which is equivalent to $2, so basically all of it FREE, with the exception of the tax.
Another good deal is on the Right Guard Xtreme deodorant. They are b1g1g @ $4.99, we have $2/1mc (expires Sat!), we can use a coupon on each deo (coupons are allowed on FREE items @ Walgreens), making it $.99+tax for 2 Right Guard deos!
My transaction included ALL OF THE ABOVE & was $3.50 incl tax, if you take the points into acct, it's like I only paid $1.50 ($.51 of which was tax)
**There are also deals on:
Simply Lemonade/Orange Juice 13oz, they are 5/$5 & there is a store coupon in their July mthly coupon book for $.50/1, making them $.50 ea, so instead of 5/$5, you'd get 5 for $2.50.
Puffs kleenex $.89 ($1/1 coupon is located under the barcode that the cashier will scan, proceed with caution though bc some of those coupons are for other products, but there are some that have $1/1 Puffs, making them FREE
CVS 7/7-7/13
Spend $30, get $10 UPPantene 2/$7 use b1g1f q fr 7/7 P&G, $2/2mc ip=$2.99 ea pair (if bogo q doesn't auto deduct $4.99) OR $.01 per pair (if coupon auto deduct full max value of $4.99)
**several other items are included in this spend $30 get $10 deal, see the weekly ad for more details!
Tampax Pearl $3.99, $2/1mc=$1.99, get $1ECB
Ban Deo 3/$9.75 (b2g$4ecb), $2/2mc **EXP 7/13!** lim 2=6 deo items/2 $4ecb
Soft Soap $2.99, $2/1 CVS q (prints @ machine)=$.99 (lim 1)
Band Aid b3g$5ecb & FREE First Aid bag (has $5/3mc inside)
Kit Kat 2/$6, use $2.50/1CVS q & $1/1mc=$.50 OVERAGE!
Blink eye drops $13.99, $2/1mc, $3/$10eye car purch-CVs Q=$8.99oop, get $7ECB
Colgate trial size toothpaste $3.39, get $3ecb
Rite Aid 7/7-7/13
L'Oreal Excellence Cream (b1g $3 UP) $6.99 (w in-ad q), $2/1 mc=$4.99 ($1.99 final price after UP rewards)
Garnier (spend $15, get $5UP) B1G1 50% off $1/1mc & we have video values we can stack with that
Herbal Essences 2/$6 (b2g$2UP) lim 2 $5/2 Clairol products=$1oop, $2back ($1mm ea pair) **I wasn't able to do this deal yesterday because the cashier was stuck on the boxes of hair color on the coupon, but it clearly states CLAIROL PRODUCTS, Herbal Essences are a product of
Clairol, it is printed above the "Herbal Essences" on the front of the bottle....I will probably just do this @ CVS & get them for FREE and call it a day (see my CVS blog for a few CVS deals)
Spend $30, get $10 UP
Pantene 2/$7 use b1g1f q fr 7/7 P&G, $2/2mc ip=$2.99 ea pair (if bogo q doesn't auto deduct $4.99) OR $.01 per pair (if coupon auto deduct full max value of $4.99)
Downy $4.99, $.50/1mc OR, $1.50/2mc, OR $3/3mc
**several other items are included in thise spend $30 get $10 deal, see the weekly ad for more details
Axe body wash 2/$9, no q
Bausch & Lomb $8.99, get $7Up--lim 2. $4/1mc (from 6/30 SS)
Utz $.99, get $1 UP (lim 3//July Mthly deal) no q, just FREE after Up's
HT agrees to merge with Kroger
From the looks of it, we shouldn't be noticing much of a change as a customer of Harris Teeter, they are keeping their name & supposed to still be operating independently as they currently do. **fingers crossed, because I LOVE this store!**
Media Alerts and Press Releases
| 7/9/2013 |
| Kroger and Harris Teeter Announce Definitive Merger Agreement |
Kroger and Harris Teeter Announce Definitive Merger AgreementAdds Exceptional Brand with Complementary Footprint of 212 Stores in High-Growth Markets and Transaction is Accretive to Kroger Earnings Per Diluted Share in Year One
Harris Teeter Shareholders to Receive $49.38 Per Share in Cash; Transaction Valued at Approximately $2.5 Billion CINCINNATI, OH and MATTHEWS, NC – July 9, 2013 – The Kroger Co. (NYSE: KR) and Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc. (NYSE: HTSI) today announced a definitive merger agreement under which Kroger will purchase all outstanding shares of Harris Teeter for $49.38 per share in cash. The transaction price represents a premium of 33.7% to the Harris Teeter closing share price on January 18, 2013, the day of the first media report that Harris Teeter was evaluating strategic alternatives. The terms of the agreement were approved by the Boards of Directors of both companies. Harris Teeter brings to Kroger an exceptional brand and complementary base of 212 stores in attractive southeastern and mid-Atlantic markets and in Washington, D.C. The stores are located primarily in high-growth markets, vacation destinations and university communities in North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Maryland, Tennessee, Delaware, Florida, Georgia and the District of Columbia. Harris Teeter also operates distribution centers for grocery, frozen and perishable foods in Greensboro, NC and Indian Trail, NC and a dairy facility in High Point, NC. Harris Teeter had revenues of approximately $4.5 billion for fiscal year 2012. “We are excited to welcome Harris Teeter to the Kroger family,” said David B. Dillon, Kroger's Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. “Harris Teeter is an exceptional company with a great brand, friendly and talented associates, and attractive store formats in vibrant markets run by a first-class management team. They share our customer-centric approach to everything we do – from store format and merchandising to innovative loyalty programs. This is a financially and strategically compelling transaction and a unique opportunity for our shareholders and associates. We look forward to bringing together the best of Kroger and Harris Teeter while continuing to operate and grow the Harris Teeter brands. Together, we can continue to deepen our connections with customers across all of our markets.” Thomas W. Dickson, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Harris Teeter stated, “Harris Teeter has a long track record of creating shareholder value and this merger is the culmination of those efforts over many years. We are excited about becoming part of The Kroger Co., one of the best food retailers in the U.S. while maintaining the Harris Teeter banner, our management teams, our new store growth plan, our distribution and manufacturing facilities in North Carolina as well as our headquarters in Matthews, NC. As part of Kroger, Harris Teeter will be well equipped to continue to provide our customers outstanding quality and customer service as well as excellent value in an increasingly competitive market.” Financial Highlights – High Performance Combination Kroger will finance the transaction with debt. Kroger also intends to assume Harris Teeter’s outstanding debt of approximately $100 million. Consistent with Kroger’s and Harris Teeter’s shared long-term commitment to returning cash to shareholders, Kroger intends to continue its quarterly dividend and share repurchase program while managing free cash flow to reduce the leverage taken on from this merger. Although the ratio will increase at the time the merger closes, Kroger expects to allocate some free cash flow to debt reduction to re-establish and maintain its 2.00 – 2.20 net debt to EBITDA ratio over the next 18-24 months. Kroger is committed to maintaining its current investment grade credit rating. Including the effect of allocating some free cash flow to debt reduction, Kroger expects net accretion to earnings per diluted share in the range of $0.06 – $0.09 in the first full year after the merger, excluding transition and transaction expenses. Kroger expects to maintain its current 8-11% long-term net earnings per share growth rate off of this higher earnings base. Kroger expects to achieve annual cost savings of approximately $40 to $50 million over the next three to four years. Much of the savings is expected to come from the benefits of Kroger’s scale. Kroger has a strong history of achieving synergy goals. Being patient in achieving those goals reduces the risk of the transaction and sets the stage for sustainable growth. Operational Profile – Complementary Teams and Operations Together the company will operate 2,631 supermarkets and employ over 368,300 associates across 34 states and the District of Columbia. Following closing, Harris Teeter will continue to operate its stores as a subsidiary of The Kroger Co. and will continue to be led by key members of Harris Teeter’s senior management team. There are no plans to close stores, and associates will continue to have employment opportunities with both companies. Kroger headquarters will remain in Cincinnati, and Harris Teeter will keep its headquarters in Matthews, NC. Kroger and Harris Teeter both strive to play a vital role in all of the communities they serve. In 2012, Kroger invested more than $250 million in local communities to provide hunger relief and support for the military and their families, breast cancer awareness programs and more than 30,000 schools and grassroots organizations. Harris Teeter similarly focuses community investments on feeding the hungry, supporting the military, and investing in local schools and community organizations. Harris Teeter’s 2012 donations totaled $9.1 million. Additional Information The merger is expected to close following the satisfaction of customary closing conditions including approval by Harris Teeter shareholders and regulatory approval. The transaction includes customary breakup fees. BofA Merrill Lynch is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Kroger and Arnold & Porter, LLP is acting as legal advisor to Kroger. J.P. Morgan Securities LLC is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Harris Teeter and provided a fairness opinion to its Board of Directors. McGuireWoods LLP is acting as legal advisor to Harris Teeter. Conference Call Today Kroger chief financial officer Mike Schlotman will host a conference call for analysts and investors today, July 9, 2013, at 9:00 a.m. (ET) to discuss this announcement in further detail. To join this conference call, visit ir.kroger.com. An on-demand replay of the webcast will be available from approximately 11:00 a.m. (ET) today through Tuesday, July 23, 2013. About Kroger Kroger, one of the world's largest retailers, employs 343,000 associates who serve customers in 2,419 supermarkets and multi-department stores in 31 states under two dozen local banner names including Kroger, City Market, Dillons, Jay C, Food 4 Less, Fred Meyer, Fry's, King Soopers, QFC, Ralphs and Smith's. The company also operates 784 convenience stores, 322 fine jewelry stores, 1,182 supermarket fuel centers and 37 food processing plants in the U.S. Recognized by Forbes as the most generous company in America, Kroger supports hunger relief, breast cancer awareness, the military and their families, and more than 30,000 schools and grassroots organizations. Kroger contributes food and funds equal to 200 million meals a year through more than 80 Feeding America food bank partners. A leader in supplier diversity, Kroger is a proud member of the Billion Dollar Roundtable and the U.S. Hispanic Chamber's Million Dollar Club. About Harris Teeter Supermarkets Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc. operates a regional chain of 212 supermarkets (147 of which have pharmacies) in eight states primarily in the southeastern and mid-Atlantic United States, and the District of Columbia. Harris Teeter is headquartered in Matthews, N.C. Additional Information and Where to Find It This document may be deemed to be solicitation materials in respect of the proposed acquisition of Harris Teeter by Kroger. In connection with the proposed merger transaction, Harris Teeter will file with the SEC and furnish to Harris Teeter’s shareholders a proxy statement and other relevant documents. This filing does not constitute a solicitation of any vote or approval. SHAREHOLDERS ARE URGED TO READ THE PROXY STATEMENT WHEN IT BECOMES AVAILABLE AND ANY OTHER DOCUMENTS TO BE FILED WITH THE SEC IN CONNECTION WITH THE PROPOSED MERGER OR INCORPORATED BY REFERENCE IN THE PROXY STATEMENT BECAUSE THEY WILL CONTAIN IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROPOSED MERGER. Investors will be able to obtain a free copy of documents filed with the SEC at the SEC’s website at http://www.sec.gov. In addition, investors may obtain a free copy of Harris Teeter’s filings with the SEC from Harris Teeter’s website at http://www.harristeetersupermarkets.com or by directing a request to: Harris Teeter Supermarkets, Inc., 701 Crestdale Road, Matthews, North Carolina 28105, Attention: Secretary of the Corporation. Participants in the Solicitation Harris Teeter and its directors, executive officers and certain other members of management and employees of Harris Teeter may be deemed “participants” in the solicitation of proxies from shareholders of Harris Teeter in favor of the proposed merger. Information regarding the persons who may, under the rules of the SEC, be considered participants in the solicitation of the shareholders of Harris Teeter in connection with the proposed merger will be set forth in the proxy statement and the other relevant documents to be filed with the SEC. You can find information about Harris Teeter’s executive officers and directors in its Annual Report on Form 10-K for the fiscal year ended October 2, 2012 and in its definitive proxy statement filed with the SEC on Schedule 14A on January 4, 2013. Forward-Looking Statements This press release contains certain forward-looking statements about the future performance of the company. These statements are based on management’s assumptions and beliefs in light of the information currently available to it. These statements are indicated by words such as “expects,” “will,” “plans,” “intends,” “committed to,” and “is.” Our ability to achieve earnings per share growth rate expectations may be affected by: labor disputes, particularly as the Company seeks to manage health care and pension costs; industry consolidation; pricing and promotional activities of existing and new competitors, including nontraditional competitors, the aggressiveness of competition, and our response to these activities; unexpected changes in product costs; the state of the economy, including interest rates and the inflationary and deflationary trends in certain commodities; the extent to which our customers exercise caution in their purchasing behavior in response to economic conditions as well as fuel and food prices; the number of shares outstanding; the success of our future growth plans; goodwill impairment; changes in government funded benefit programs; volatility in our fuel margins; the effect of fuel costs on consumer spending; the effect of prescription drugs going off patent has on our sales and earnings; our expectations regarding our ability to obtain additional pharmacy sales from third party payors; and our ability to generate sales at desirable margins, as well as the success of our programs designed to increase our identical sales without fuel. In addition, any delays in opening new stores, failure to achieve tonnage growth as expected, or changes in the economic climate, could cause us to fall short of our earnings targets. Earnings also may be affected by adverse weather conditions, particularly to the extent that adverse weather conditions and natural disasters disrupt our operations or those of our suppliers; create shortages in the availability or increases in the cost of products that we sell in our stores or materials and ingredients we use in our manufacturing facilities; or raise the cost of supplying energy to our various operations, including the cost of transportation; and the benefits that we receive from the consolidation of the UFCW pension plans. Our expectations regarding the accretion to earnings to be generated by the merger, and the timing of that accretion, depends primarily on the factors identified above as well as the synergies that are generated by the merger resulting in cost savings, as well as the accuracy of our modeling that assisted us in determining the appropriate acquisition price. Our expected cost savings from the transaction, as well as the timing of that cost savings, will depend on our ability to integrate Harris Teeter into our organization in a timely fashion, including synergies anticipated by reduction of duplicative systems and processes. Our ability to finance the transaction with debt will depend on stability in the capital markets that will permit us to issue public debt as expected. Our objective to maintain a particular net total debt to EBITDA ratio by allocating free cash flow to debt reduction will be affected by unanticipated increases in net total debt, our inability to generate free cash flow at the levels anticipated, and our failure to generate expected earnings; and the extent to which that ratio will support our current investment grade rating depends on how the rating agencies view our overall financial condition. Our intention to continue our quarterly dividend and share repurchase programs depend primarily on the factors identified above that will generate earnings growth and free cash flow, as well as, with respect to our share repurchase program, the price at which our common shares trade. Our expectation regarding the operation of the Harris Teeter stores will depend on the successful integration of those stores into our organization. The closing of the transaction will be dependent upon approval by Harris Teeter shareholders, receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals or clearances, and the satisfaction or waiver of the conditions to closing. These forward-looking statements are subject to uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially. We assume no obligation to update the information contained herein. Please refer to Kroger’s and Harris Teeter’s reports and filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission for a further discussion of these risks and uncertainties. Media Contacts: Kroger, Keith Dailey, 513 762-1304; Harris Teeter, John B. Woodlief, 704 844-3100 Investor Contacts: Kroger, Cindy Holmes, 513 762-4969; Harris Teeter, John B. Woodlief, 704 844-3100 |
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