Thursday, March 1, 2012

Let's go Krogering



If you love couponing then you must love Kroger. Check with your local Kroger for coupon policy about double coupons. Ours doubles coupons up to 50 cents. Some will even round a 75 cent coupon up to $1.00. With double coupons and awesome sales Kroger is a great place to shop. Sale adds run Sunday to Saturday. If you do not already have a Kroger plus card stop by customer service and sign up for yours today.

Go here to view Kroger coupon policy.
http://print.coupons.com/Couponweb/Partners/Kroger/KrogerCouponAcceptance.html
http://www.kroger.com/help/Pages/digital_coupons_policy.aspx

My "Let's go Krogering" Tips:

Be sure to view the sale ad Kroger.com Then view coupon matchups with TheKrazyCouponLady's website. You want to use paper coupons available first because digital coupons do not double. In the past if you had already added a .50/1 ecoupon to your card and found the same .50/1 coupon in your sunday paper (that will double) you could not remove the ecoupon. Now if you find a better coupon you do have the option to remove coupon. You CANNOT use a paper coupon and digital coupon on one item.

Kroger often has popular mega events where you save $5 when you buy 10 participating items. With these sales it is vital to buy in multiples of 10 to maximize your savings. When buying 10 of each item is not suitable I have found that using reusable shopping bags can be very helpful. Just take out these bags and fill each with 10 participating items and fold them over. Then you will know what you have already in the buggy.

Check with your sale ad and online to catch specials when they offer a new deal of the day. They often have a special ecoupon you can download to your card for one day only. The coupon will then be good for a couple of weeks.

Also check for catalinas and offers at the register.

Then take your Kroger plus card with you to the pump. Shopping at kroger you can earn up to 1 point per $1 grocery purchase. Kroger and Shell stations get up to 10 cents off per gallon. See store and your receipt for more information.