Friday, May 22, 2009
More $/$$ coupons - Bloom and Shopper's Food Warhouse - but Usable At Other Stores, Too!
Remember that these coupons can be used at Harris Teeter, or as Penny Possibilities helpfully pointed out (thanks Heather!), at SuperFresh, both of which officially accept competitors' coupons. Some other NOVA/MD/DC Metro area grocery stores are open to accepting these competitor coupons, but it's probably wise to ask before you shop at the Customer Service desk as it can vary on a store-by-store basis. Frugal in Virginia has confirmed that all Giants accept competitor coupons.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
New Coupons.com and upromise.com coupons out for May!
Have you loaded your batch of May upromise coupons? I just did - and $45.95 worth of May coupons - potential upromise account credit - is now linked to my loyalty cards, just in case I snag some coupon deals with them. If you have store loyalty cards (CVS, Giant, Safeway, Shopper's Food Warehouse, Wegmans, Harris Teeter, Food Lion, anybody?) - then you can tie your loyalty card to your upromise accounts. Just sign into upromise.com, make sure that your loyalty card numbers are tied to your upromise accounts, and go to 'Earn Rewards' in the top menu bar, and click 'e-Coupons'. You can select all of the coupons and load them for May.
You do not get the discounts right away for having loaded these coupons - the 'savings' is loaded instead to your upromise account when you purchase selected items with the store loyalty cards whose numbers you've added to your upromise account. The coupons are very often for the same items heavily promoted in Sunday inserts and store weekly ads, so if you are a couponer, odds are good that you may find yourself buying items that are on the upromise monthly e-Coupons lineup. (Still present in the May e-Coupons: Johnsonville Sausage, Post Cereal Coupons, Huggies...sounding familiar?)Yes - it is a small amount, but something is better than nothing, and this is a painless way to add some college savings in just a couple of minutes. Think about it: you'd kick yourself if you later realized that the CVS "Free After ExtraCare Bucks" item(s) you purchased would also have given you a couple of bucks in your upromise account just because your store loyalty card numbers and coupons would have been pre-loaded. And remember that purchasing certain participating products with your store loyalty card every day (even without e-Coupons!) will add slowly but surely to your upromise accounts, so go get your account up and running! :)
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Friday, April 3, 2009
Cheap, Healthy Weekend, 04/03-04/06
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04/03-04/06:
Doing $1 in-ad doubler coupons (only 4 per transaction, transaction must be $15+). Don't get too excited though - check out Shopper's Food Warehouse April double coupon matchups first!
- $1.66/lb. strawberries
- $0.40/box Green Giant boxed vegetables. They are on sale this week, 10/$10, but if you use the $0.60/2 coupon printable at Eat Better America, it will double, and you'll pay just $0.80 for two.
- Swanson Broth is $0.80/can. When you use the $1/6 coupon and get it doubled, it will be $0.47/can instead.
Doubling all coupons up to $1 in value through Sunday. See all matchups here.
- Post cereals are 2/$4, no limits. There was a coupon for $1/2 Post Cereals in the 03/08 SmartSource insert - a manufacturer coupon. There is a retailer coupon in the Shopper's Food Warehouse ad for the coming week for $1 off two (exp. 04/08/09). The manufacturer coupon doubles, but the retailer one does not, resulting in $1 for two boxes - just $0.50/each for cereal! If you're lucky, you'll get a Catalina at the end of your transaction, too (I didn't, but Gina did!).
- Dannon Yoghurt is 10/$5, or $0.50 each, but if you double the $1/10 Dannon coupon from the 03/15 SS, you will get them for $0.30 each!
- Ragu is 2/$4. The 04/01 (or 03/31?) Red Plum had a $0.30/1 coupon, which would double, making the Ragu $1.40/jar.
- Aquafina 24-packs are $3.99. Use the Buy 2, Get 1 Free coupon from a recent Sunday Supplement to get three for $7.98, or $2.83/24-pack.
- Birds Eye frozen Steamfresh Broccoli and Cauliflower blends are 2/$4. Use the $1/3 coupon from the 03/01 Red Plum insert to make them $1.33 each.
- Hillshire Farm Deli Select Lunch Meats are 2/$7. Use the $0.55/1 coupon from the 02/22 Red Plum to make them $2.40 each. (Shhh...it's not healthy, but it's related: When you buy two, you can probably use the Shopper's Food Warehouse weekly ad coupon (a manufacturer coupon) for buy two Hillshire Farm Deli Select Lunchmeats, and get a Lay's Potato Chips (10.5-11 oz bag!) FREE!)
- Del Monte canned vegetables are 10/$10. When you use the $1.00/12 (02/08 Red Plum - expires 04/04!), you can get 12 for $10, or $0.83/can.
- Swanson Chicken Broth is 2/$5. Use the $1/2 coupon from the 03/29 SS insert to get the broth for $1.50/carton.
- Dole Pineapple is 10/$10. Use the $0.75/2 any Dole canned fruit (02/01 SS) to get the pineapple for $0.25/can!
- Zone Perfect Bars are 10/$10. Use the $0.55/1 coupon (03/01 SS) to make them FREE!
- Nature Made Vitamins are 33% off. Use the $1/1 coupon (doubles) from the 01/04 and 02/01 SS inserts.
- Dole Mandarin Oranges (large size) are $1.00, and there is a $1.00/3 coupon in the 3/29 insert, which doubles. You pay $1.00 for all three, and a $0.75-off-your-next-purcase-at-Shoppers Catalina will print out. Net is $0.25 for all three!
- Wholly Guacamole should be cheap with $1/1 coupon doubled (last time in March the 2/$4 - aka free after coupon - was a sale price, unfortunately)
- Cascadian Farms products - there is a $1/1 which makes for FREE mixed veggies, peas or corn which are on sale for $2, and fries are $0.59 after doubled $1 coupon.
- Starkist Seasons bowls are on sale for $1.99 - free after $1/1.
- Starkist Pouches are $2.09 or $2.19 - doubled $1/1 makes them almost free, AND, you can use the B2G1 Free to get another one free for every 2 you buy.
- Success Rice is $2.19 - $0.19 after $1/1 doubled.
- Quaker Rice Snacks are $1.99, ergo FREE after last weekend's $1/1 doubles.
- Nature's sweet cherry tomatoes $1.98 ea., use $1/2 for 2 bags less than $2.
- Barrilla Picollini pasta on sale 5/$6 ($1.20 ea) - $0.20 after doubled $0.50/1 coupon.
- Barilla whole grain pasta on sale 5/$6 - $0.20 ea. after doubled $1/2 coupon.
Lookin' like the place to get produce this week, it would seem!
- Red Grapes, $0.99/lb.
- 8 lb. bag navel oranges, $3.99
- Hot House Tomatoes, $1.29/lb. (down from $2.99/lb.)
- Hand-Cut Tuna Steaks, $7.99/lb. (down from $10.99/lb.)
- Bartlett Pears, $0.99/lb.
- Mangos, $0.99/lb.
Thanks to Gina of Moneywise Moms for the matchup jazz hands. :) See the rest of her Safeway coupon matchups here.
- 5-lb. box of Clementines $4.99. Use this printable $1.00 off coupon from Safeway.com to bring it down to $3.99.
- Green Seedless Grapes are .99/lb.
- Large Russet Potatoes are .69/lb.
- 93% Lean Ground Beef is $2.49/lb, which is the lowest it's been in a while (sometimes it goes down to $1.99/lb). If you need to stock up and cook ahead, it's a pretty good price. They also have 90% lean for $1.99/lb or 80% lean for $1.49/lb.
- Quaker Life Cereal is .99. Here is a printable $1.00 off Maple & Brown Sugar Life Cereal, making it FREE.
- Extra Large Cooked Shrimp in 2-lb. bag is $11.98.
- Lucerne Large Eggs 18ct $1.99
- SeaPak Seafood Selections $4.99. There are often $1.00 off coupons in women's magazines.
Thanks to Frugally Blonde and Frugal in Virginia for bringing us the Wegman's matchups. Check both blogs out for even more money-saving tips!
- Wegmans Canned Vegetables (14.5-15.25oz) (Cream Style Corn, Whole Kernel Corn, French Style Green Beans or Cut Greeen Beans) - $.39 (Limit 12)
- Wegmans Chunk Light Yellowfin Tuna (6 oz.) - $.59 (Limit 6)
- Del Monte Canned Vegetables - $.69 (through 04/18)
Use recent printable $.75/1 or $.30/1 50% less salt vegetables coupon from recent coupon blinkie machines.
Final Price: Free-$.09 - Hunts Tomatoes (28 oz.) - $.99
Buy 4 and use $1.00/4 Hunt's tomatoes from Eat Better America mailer.
Final price: $.75 - Wegmans 90% Lean Ground Beef Club Pack - $1.99/lb.
- Wegmans gallon milk - $1.99-$2.39 (through 04/04)
- Wegmans Frozen Vegetables (16oz.) - $.89
- Barbara’s Bakery Puffins cereal (in the organic section) - $2.50
Use $1.00/1 Barbara’s Bakery cereal coupon from 1/11 or 2/8 insert.
Final price $1.50 - Del Monte tomatoes (15 oz.) - $.99
Use $1.00/2 No Salt Added diced tomatoes from 2/8 insert.
Final price: $.49/each - Green Giant canned corn - $.79 (through 04/11)
Doubles all coupons up to $0.99 in value, every day. Thanks to Frugal in Virginia for the matchup magic.
- 93% Lean Ground Turkey, 20.8 oz package- 50% off
- Fresh Strawberries, 1 lb- $1.25!
- Mott's Apple Juice, 64 oz- $1.50
Use .55/1 coupon here.
Final price: 40 cents - Dannon Light & Fit Yogurt, 6 oz cups- 50 cents
Buy 6 and use .60/1 coupon from 3/1 insert.
Final price: 30 cents each - Del Monte No Salt Added Tomatoes, 14.5 oz- $1
Use .40/1 coupon from 2/8 insert.
Final price: 20 cents - Sara Lee Honey Wheat Bread- $1.34
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Saturday, March 21, 2009
Wegmans' Coupon Policies
- What is the coupon policy for the Wegmans stores in Virginia and Maryland?
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Answer:
We only double manufacturers' coupons with a face value of $.50 or less with the following exceptions and limitations:
- Coupons with a face value of $.51 or greater will be redeemed at face value.
- One manufacturers' coupon per item for a SPECIFIC BRAND product.
- Only FOUR(4) manufacturers' coupons can be doubled on FOUR(4) of the same brand product per day. Additional coupons for the same brand product will be redeemed at face value.
- Only FOUR(4) manufacturers' coupons for free products can be redeemed per day (excluding Internet coupons).
- The double or face value of a coupon may NOT exceed the retail price.
- One manufacturers' coupon and Shoppers Club discount or store coupon may be redeemed on the same item. The combination of a manufacturers' coupon and a Shoppers Club discount/store coupon may not exceed the retail price.
- One manufacturers' coupon may be redeemed for each Club Pack product.
- We cannot give you a raincheck for manufacturers' coupons.
- We do not accept manufacturers' coupons for free products downloaded from the Internet.
Face Value Redemption For...
- Alcohol coupons
- Coupons not for a specific brand name item
- Rebate/refund certificates
- Free item coupons (excluding Internet coupons)
Additional Shoppers Club Notes
Discounts on certain items (marked by MFR) are supported by the manufacturer; we are required by law to charge sales tax on the manufacturer-sponsored portion of such offers.
Forgotten coupons and Shoppers Club discounts must be redeemed within two weeks of the original purchase date with original receipt.
- What is your Internet Coupon Policy?
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Answer: We take internet coupons with only two restrictions. FREE coupons are out, and the fine print, to minimize checker uncertainty, is that the word FREE can't appear on the coupon. This includes Buy One Get One Free offers. The other restriction is that the electronic coupon value (or the double value) may not exceed the value of the item being purchased; the same as for other coupons
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
Cheap, Healthy Weekend, 03/20-03/22
Feel free to contribute to the Cheap Healthy Weekend lovin' with ideas of your own by adding a comment! :)
03/20-03/22:
Doubles coupons up to $0.99 every day, and accepts Safeway coupons.
- $0.99/lb. (half-price) turkey breast
- $3.99/lb. priced whole seedless watermelon (these are usually above $7, especially this time of year)
- $3.99/lb. 2 lb. packages of strawberries ($2/lb.)
- Healthy Choice meals are 5/$10 and you get a $3 Catalina coupon. 5 meals for 'net' $7 = $1.40 each.*
- $2 Extra Large Cantaloupe Melons
- $1.50 Blue Diamond Almonds (4/$10 on sale) when you use this printable Internet coupon for $0.50 off any Blue Diamond Almonds, which will double. There was also a $0.75/2 coupon in the 01/18 SS which would double, making them $1.75/each.
Doing triple coupons this weekend - see the posted comprehensive list of Bloom triple coupon matchups.
- Strawberries, BOGO 1 lb. containers for $3.99 (~$2/lb.)
- Blueberries, blackberries, raspberries BOGO at $3.99/container (weights unknown)
- 3-packs of Romaine hearts, BOGO at $3.29 (this makes many more salads than a $3 bagged salad!)
- Tilapia fillets, $3.99/lb. (these are normally $5-8/lb.) Omegazzzzzzz!
- 5-lb. bag of grapefruit, $3.49
- Sweet potatoes, $0.69/lb.
- Celery, $1.29/lb. (normally $1.99/lb.)
- Yoplait Yogurt/Yoghurt is 20 for $10 ($0.50/each). Use this $1/8 Internet printable coupon for Yoplait to make them $0.37/each.
- Muir Glen Can of crushed tomatoes, $2.79 (normally $2.99). Use the recent $0.75 off Muir Glen product 02/08 SmartSource coupon to get $2.25 off, making it $0.54. (In the past, I've had success with the $1.29 tomato paste cans getting me $0.96 overage, so...might be worth a try!)
- Motts Apple Sauce (Large Jar) is $2.00. Use this $0.55/1 printable to make it $0.35/jar!
- Welch's Light Juice, $2.99. Use the $0.75/1 (03/08 SS) to make it $0.74 each!
Thanks to Frugal in Virginia and especially Liz of Frugally Blonde for the schnazzy matchups!
- Wheat Thins and Triscuit Crackers - 2.00 (through 04/11)
Use $1.00/2 Wheat Thins or Triscuit (also on tearpad in store)
Final price: $1.50/box - Quaker Life, Oatmeal Squares, Instant Oatmeal - $2.99
Use oatmeal coupons from 1/4 and 2/8 inserts, as well as from tearpads and blinkies.
Use Life coupons here and from 1/4 insert.
Use Oatmeal Squares coupon from 1/4 insert. - Wegmans gallon milk - $1.99-$2.39 (through 04/04)
- Motts jar applesauce (23 oz)- $1.19 (through 03/28)
Use $.55/1 coupon here.
Final price: $.64 - Friendship Cottage Cheese (16 oz.) - $1.99 (03/28)
Use $1.00/2 Friendship cottage cheese or sour cream from 1/25 insert.
Final price: $1.49 each - Tribe of Two Sheiks Hummus - $1.99 (through 03/28)
Use .55/1 coupon here.
Final price: $1.44 - Wegmans Frozen Vegetables (16oz.) - $.89
- Kellogg’s Special K cereal, Special K bars, or Raisin Bran - $2.50 (through 03/28)
Use $1/1 Speciak K Blueberry from 2/22 insert.
Final price: $1.50 - Jumbo Multi-grain Rice Krispies - $1.99 (through 03/28)
Use $1/1 coupon from 2/22 insert.
Final price: 99 cents - Barbara’s Bakery Puffins cereal (in the organic section) - $2.50
Use $1.00/1 Barbara’s Bakery cereal coupon from 1/11 or 2/8 insert.
Final price $1.50 - Del Monte tomatoes (15 oz.) - $.99
Use $1.00/2 No Salt Added diced tomatoes from 2/8 insert.
Final price: $.49/each - V8 Splash juice - $1.99
- Wegmans orange juice (64oz) - $1.49 (through 03/28)
- Kashi TLC bars - $2.99 (through 05/02)
Use $2.00/1 printable coupons from recent VocalPoint mailer, here, and here.
Final price: 99 cents - Dannon Fruit on the Bottom or Light & Fit Yogurt - $.50
Use $1.00/10 coupon here to make it $0.40/cup. - Wegmans Canned Vegetables (14.5-15.25oz) (Cream Style Corn, Whole Kernel Corn, French Style Green Beans or Cut Greeen Beans) - $.39
Safeway doubles all coupons under $0.99. Thanks to Frugal in Virginia and Mommy Making Money for the input!
- Shady Brook Farms Ground Turkey is BOGO at $4.49 for the 1.3-lb package. This makes it just $1.72/lb when you buy two. Great stock-up price! I've been mixing ground turkey in with the ground beef for my meatballs; it reduces the price and tastes great.
- Lucerne Yogurt is .40/cup when you buy 10.
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Cheap, Healthy Weekend, 03/06-03/09
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Your Cheap, Healthy Weekend Shopping List,
03/06-03/09:
Giant
Doubling manufacturers' coupons with in-ad coupon the entire week.
Remember that Giant takes Safeway coupons now! Thanks to some eagle-eyed readers who confirmed this in their locations.
- $1.66/lb. Strawberries, 1 lb. packages
- (3 for $5) $1.60/ea Weight Watchers Smart Ones Entrees, 5 for $10. Use this printable coupon to get $1 off 5 (limit 2 printed per Windows-run computer). 5 for $8 = $1.60 each.
- $0.99/lb. Braeburn apples or Bosc pears.
Double coupons up to $0.99 in value Saturday and Sunday only!
- Fresh Express Salads, $1.98 each (these are normally closer to $3)
- 8 lb. bag navel oranges, $3.98 - horray for Vitamin C and no scurvy!
- Lucerne milk, $2.99/gal when you buy 2
- Twin pack Thomas' English muffins, $1.99 (save up to $3!). These are great peanut butter or hummus bases for toddlers.
- Trans Ocean Crab Classic 8oz package is BOGO at $3.49. There is a printable $1.00 off coupon from SmartSource.com; since you're buying two, use 2 coupons to get 2 packages for $1.49 - Just ~$0.75/package for something that would normally cost you $3-4! With Omega-3s and zero fat, you can't go wrong. Crab recipes available here on AllRecipes.com.
- SuperCoupon steal with in-ad SuperCoupon and your Safeway Club Card:
Special K bars or NutriGrain bars, $1.49/boxBuy Saturday or Sunday. With the $1/2 Nutrigrain coupon from the 01/11 SS insert, these are $0.99/box. - Saturday and Sunday only at Safeway: 5-lb. bag of white potatoes, carrots or yellow onions, $1.98 (I hear the crock pot calling!)
- Whole Salmon - sliced into steaks and fillets for free! - just $3.99/lb. Yay, more Omega-3s!
- Perdue Roasting Chicken, $0.99/lb. (Store-sourced chickens are often cheaper, but this is cheap for Perdue.)
- Fresh Express Salads, 2/$5 (These are cheaper at Safeway this weekend, but if you can't make it to Safeway this is still a decent price at Bloom.)
Wegmans
Courtesy of Frugal in Virginia and Frugally Blonde.
- Kellogg’s Special K cereal, Special K bars, or Raisin Bran - $2.50 (through 03/28). Use the $1/1 Speciak K Blueberry from the 02/22 RP insert. Final price: $1.50.
- Barbara’s Bakery Puffins cereal (in the organic section) - $2.50. Use the $1.00/1 Barbara’s Bakery cereal coupon from 01/11 or 02/08 RP insert. Final price: $1.50.
- Gorton’s frozen fish (assorted varieties) - $1.99 (through 03/14). Use the $0.40/Gorton’s product coupon from 03/o1 SS insert. Final Price: $1.19
- Kashi TLC bars - $2.99 (through 05/02). Use the $2.00/1 printable coupons from recent VocalPoint mailer, here, and here. Final price: 99 cents
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Friday, February 27, 2009
Cheap, Healthy Weekend, 02/27-03/02
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Giant
- Chicken Breast, Boneless, $1.79/lb. (3 lbs. +) - ~250 calories, 90% from protein!
(See Gina's Cook Once, Eat 10 Times Chicken Edition!) - Seedless Grapes, $0.99/lb.
- Avocados, $1 each at - packed with Vitamins C, E, and K, as well as folate
- Green Giant Frozen Boxed Veggies, $1.25 (listed as 4/$5)
Use this $0.50/1 printable (limit 2 per Windows-run computer) to double, making them just $0.25 each! - Green Giant Steamers are $1.00/bag. Use the $0.50 off coupon from the 01/04 General Mills Sunday ad insert. Since Giant doubles coupons under $0.99, this makes them FREE. Woo hoo!
- Bumble Bee Solid White Tuna, $1/can, Vitamin B12
- Thomas' English Muffins, 2/$5 (go for whole wheat!)
- Split Chicken Breasts are 10 lbs./$10...so...I'll venture, $1/lb.? Seems too good to be true!
- Seedless Grapes, 10 lbs./$10...so...$1/lb.
- Fuji or Granny Smith Apples, 10 lbs./$10...so...$1/lb. (This is cheap for Fujis!)
- Grapefruit, 10/$10...so...$1/each, Vitamin A
- Mangos, 10/$10...so...$1/each, Vitamins A and C
Courtesy of Frugally Blonde and Frugal in Virginia
- Wegmans gallon milk - $2.25 - $2.59 (through 02/28)
- Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats - $2.50 (through 02/28)
or $1.50/2 Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats from 1/18 insert.
Final price: $1.50-$1.75 - Dannon Fruit on the Bottom or Light & Fit Yoghurt - $.50
Use $1.00/10 coupon here.
Doing coupon doubling and tripling!
- Yo-Plus yoghurt, 2/$4, FREE after $1 coupon (01/18 SS)
- Activia yoghurt, 2/$4, FREE after $1 coupon (01/11 and 03/01 SS)
- Dannon DanActive Immunity Shots (yoghurt drink), 2/$4, FREE after $1 coupon (01/11 SS)
- Success Rice, $2.19, $0.19 after $1 coupon (go for the brown rice! - 02/08 SS)
- Quaker Rice Cakes, $2.39, $0.39 after $1 coupon (01/18 RP)
- Ken's Salad Dressings (spritzers, just a calorie or few per spritz), $2.75, $0.75 after $1 coupon (01/11 SS)
- Celestial Seasonings teas, $3.19, but $1.19 after $1 coupon (01/11 SS)
- Stash Teas, $2.43-$2.59, but $0.93-$1.09 after $0.50 coupon (01/11 RP)
- Buitoni refrigerated pastas (ravioli, tortellini, etc.), $3.99, $1.99 after $1 coupon (go for the whole wheat version! - 12/07/08 SS)
- Cascadian Farm frozen organic veggies - the sweet corn and sweet peas are the cheapest at $2.19, and last weekend's SS $1 coupon makes them just $0.19/bag! (01/04 and 02/22 SS) As our tipster Lisa pointed out (See comments! Thanks, Lisa!), frozen strawberries might also be available for $2/package, aka FREE. :)
Courtesy of Mommy Making Money
- Kellogg's Frosted Mini Wheats or Raisin Bran is just .99, limit 1, with a SuperCoupon from the Safeway ad.
- Eating Right Salad Blends are $1.98 each. (Salad normally goes for about $3/bag anywhere.)
- Clif and Balance Bars are $1.00 each. If you have the Mambo Sprouts coupon book, there's a coupon for .50/2 Clif Bars, which will double, so you get two for $1.
- Thomas's Muffins and Bagels are $2.00 each.
- Nabisco Crackers are $2.49 each. Use the $2.00/2 coupon from the 1/25 paper - or use these coupons for the Nabisco BOGO sale at CVS to get 2 boxes for $1.99, about $0.50 cheaper than Safeway. Either way, $1.00-$1.49 is a good price for high-fiber Triscuits!
Seedless Grapes are also $0.99/lb. at Food Lion, but there's not much else worth pursuing in that ad healthy-eats-wise.
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