I'm always looking for deals, especially organic deals. Yes, organic is usually pricier, but if you're patient and willing to wait for sales and gather coupons, you CAN get some good deals. Here's what I've found this week.
I visited Earthfare yesterday to get my free bag of frozen blueberries (coupon expires 1/19). While there I noticed Muir Glenn canned tomatoes were on sale for $1.50 each. If you snagged a $1/2 printable that was out there awhile ago, that's $1 a can--much cheaper than Kroger sells them right now.
But Kroger does have a few organic deals this week. Kashi frozen meals are on sale for $2.99 each. Target had some $1/1 printables awhile back that you can use at Kroger or you can pull $3 of savings off Kashi cereals nearby; one is a $1/1 frozen item. That brings your total to $1.99 each (normally $4.69).
Wolfgang Puck organic soups are also on sale for $2.50. You can load $1/1 savings onto your Kroger card from Shortcuts and pay only $1.50 a can (normally $3.09). If you can find a printed coupon, even better.
I also got a FREE half gallon of Private Selection organic chocolate milk: Value: $2.38. Right now the first 125,000 people to enter the free milk for a year sweepstakes here will be able to print a coupon for a free half-gallon of chocolate milk when you purchase two gallons of milk. Private Selection organic half & half is also $.20 off.
Kroger is worth visiting today and tomorrow for some good deals on Tyson chicken breasts and tilapia (both half price) and pork loin ($1.69 /lb). If the shelves are empty, ask them if there's more in the back. They're not organic but good deals.
Finally, Coupon Katie just alerted to some good organic coupons that only come out three times a year from Mambo Sprouts by going here. I've also been impressed with all the good coupons distributed by Organic Valley. Some of these items do go on sale at Kroger and Earthfare, making for some great deals.
So what organic deals did I miss?
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