The Happy Report 6/6: All the Best Unadvertised Publix Deals
June 6, 2012
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no Simply Potatoes Steamables at my store in the Birmingham area either.
How do you get the Noble blood orange juice for .94 per bottle? I can’t come up with it.
Hey Brigitte thanks for the comment! It was an error – I was subtracting $.66 from the price of each bottle rather than $.33. It will actually be $1.26 per bottle after coupon. Got it fixed!
I was coming up with $1.35 each wyb 4 and use $1 coupon. What am I doing wrong?
OIC what you are doing. But the coupon is only for $1 off 3 so the $1.35 each I believe is right. Unless you have a .33 coupon. Right? It would be better to just buy 6, lol.
The coupon states “limit one coupon per customer” (small print on the bottom) So buy 4 = $6.38 – $1 : 4 = $1.35 each.
Just curious if anyone knows if the Tyson Grilled and ready are the frozen or the fridgerated.
I bought some this morning and they were the refrigerated ones but my store let me use the coupon on them.
what do you mean by “my store let me use them”? Was it that the cashier/manager knew it was for the wrong item and let you use it anyway or that the register allowed it? Either way you used it on the wrong item and that is coupon fraud. You may not realize that it’s things like this that make couponing harder and harder.
It’s up to the store’s discretion which coupons they will take and which they won’t. They will be the ones to lose the money in the end, not the manufacturer. So it’s not coupon fraud if the store knowingly takes it. They are opting to lose money in order to get your business in that instance. The manufacturer just won’t reimburse them the amount on the coupon. So, if your store knows, it is not coupon fraud. If you change or make copies of a coupon on the other hand, and try to pass those off…that is fraud and a terrible thing to do.
They were refrigerated at my store.
“Tyson Chicken Strips or Beef Strips, Fully Cooked, 8 oz, BOGO $3.99”
Is “refrigerated”. HTH
They are the refridgerated ones. I was going to use the coupon, but it read for “Frozen” Grilled Chicken; so instead of committing coupon fraud and using it on the wrong one on purpose, I just ended up buying the Monterery Ravioli in its place since they are were $3.99 bogo and had $1 and $1.50 printable qs.
Your honesty is refreshing.
My calculations on the noble juice is $1.26 per bottle which still makes for a great deal!
Are gourmet garden herbs from a tube really good? Just wondered if anyone has tried.
I tried the gourmet herbs and they taste very good and fresh.
Not sure if anyone has noticed but there is a Target coupon for BOGO Glade 2-pack oil refills on their website. This is even better than $1.50 Publix coupon and hopefully you have the $1.50 manf. coupon on 2-pack. My Publix is $5.50/2-pack x 2 = $11.00. $11.00 – $5.50 (BOGO) = $5.50. Use 2 manf. coupons ($5.50 – $3.00 = $2.50 per 2 pack) That’s $1.25 each refill! Even better…buy 6 @ $5.50 = $33.00 – $16.50 (BOGO) – $9.00 (manf. coupons) and use $5.00 Winn Dixie ($7.50 – $5.00 = $2.50/SIX 2-packs). Total = $.42 per 2-pack (.21 each refill)!!!! Too bad you can’t use Target, manf., and Publix…would have been a nice moneymaker.
Awesome – thanks! I found the $1.50 off in the 5/20 SS,