My Kroger Shopping Trip — I got Tide for $0.99, Huggies wipes for $0.49, plus more!
After being in Cincinnati last week with a few other frugal bloggers, including Katie from Kroger Krazy, I was so inspired to shop with coupons again — something that I haven’t done much of in the last few years. (Read more about how we save on groceries without using coupons here.)
So, I went over to Kroger Krazy, made my grocery list, printed my coupons, and then promptly lost the coupons! For real.
Maybe this wasn’t such a good idea??? 😉
I ended up finding out that my daughter had put the coupons under a stack of books, so all was not lost! But then when I got to the store, I realized how rusty I was at using coupons. I ended up having to consult Kroger Krazy multiple times on my phone AND I had to return a bottle of laundry detergent to customer service because I had bought the wrong size!!!!
Apparently, using coupons isn’t quite like riding a bike. When you learn how to do it once, you can’t necessarily just hop back on and do it again!
But, as I walked out of the store with my bags in tow and my receipt with all the savings listed, I remembered the rush I got from using coupons and getting deals and now I’m inspired to jump back into it again! 🙂
Here are the deals I got:
Huggies Baby Wipes (56 – 72 count soft pack) – $0.99 (when you buy 4 participating items through 10/24)
Used $0.50/1 Huggies Wipes (56-167 ct.) Kroger Digital Coupon – Limit 1 (expires 10/31/17)
$0.49 after coupon
Tide Simply Laundry Detergent (37-40 oz) – $1.99 (when you buy 4 participating items)
Used $1/1 Tide Simply Detergent Kroger Digital Coupon – Limit 1 (expires 10/28/17)
$0.99 after coupons
(There’s also a printable you could use: $1/1 Tide Simply Detergent 37 oz or larger or Bounce Dryer Sheets printable)
Twinings Tea Bags (20 ct) – $1.99 (when you buy 4 participating items)
Used $1/1 Twinings Tea, any variety (20ct.) Kroger Digital Coupon – Limit 1 (exp 11/22/17)
Final cost is as low as $0.99
I also got a bag of Goldfish crackers for just $0.99 as my fourth item for the get $4 off when you buy 4 participating items promotion.
Stayfree Pads (16-24 countt) – $1.99 (when you buy 4 participating items)
Used 2 $2/2 Stayfree product printable
$0.99 each after coupons
Always Radiant or Infinity Flex Foam Pads (14 count) – $2.99 (when you buy 4 participating items)
Used $2/2 Always Products Kroger Digital Coupon – Limit 1 (expires 10/28/17)
Paid $1.99 each, Submitted for (2) $1/1 Always Radiant or Infinity Pads – 11 ct or larger ibotta Rebate
$0.99 after coupons and rebate
Tampax Radiant or Pearl Tampons (16 ct) – $2.99 (when you buy 4 participating items)
Used $2/2 Tampax Pearl OR Radiant Tampons Kroger Digital Coupon – Limit 1 (expires 10/28/17)
Paid $1.99 each, Submitted for (2) $1/1 Tampax Radiant or Pearl Tampons 16 ct or larger ibotta Rebate – Limit 3
$0.99 each after coupons and rebate
My total for all of these items was $11.38 + tax! Woot!!
Have you gotten any great deals recently? If so, I’d love to hear about them! Share your deals in the comments!
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22 Comments
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You’re so welcome! If you have a Kroger store nearby, you MUST follow her site!
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Halie says:
Do you know whether buy 4 save $4 is applied to ClickList purchases? They are only advertised in store, so I know I can’t see which items are on the b4s4 from the ClickList shopping… BUT if I know which items qualify from either your post or going in the store, and I purchase on ClickList, will they apply the discount when I sign out?
**Even though ClickList costs ~$5/trip, I use it for my big shopping because I can much more easily compare prices, find where sales+coupons intersect, and then of course it saves me a lot of time and stress by creating my list as I have time and then only having to pick up the items instead of searching for them in the store. The first time I used it, I saved $35 in coupons alone (mostly digital but they do take paper when you get there) plus another $40 by buying items on sale. I couldn’t even quantify how much I saved by price comparing, too. Then I make meal plans based on what I got on sale and only have to run occasionally for smaller items.
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Mel says:
The mega does apply to clicklist however if they substitute an item it could affect it.
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You’re the best Crystal! Thanks for the shoutout. 🙂 And GREAT JOB…you scored!! It was so great to FINALLY meet you in real life!
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It was so good to meet you! And thank you so much for re-inspiring with using coupons!
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Heather says:
I see the coupon for always discreet products but not for the regular pads, does it work for that as well?
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You inspired me and I went out last night before our ad went out on Wednesday. Such great deals. The only problem I has was with the Herbal essence ecoupon that didn’t come off. I think I will just leave it this time and not worry. Spent $16.00 and saved close to half off!
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Woohoo!!! Yay for half off! And you might be able to contact Kroger about the digital coupon to see if they can credit your account or something?
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Cris says:
They have credited my account before for digital coupons that didn’t go thru, they will just add it as a credit to your account and it will take off next time you shop. Just call main customer service number, not local store.
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Laura says:
Thank you! I have been determined to try to use coupons on a few items to save some money. Feminine products seem like a great place to try to re-start coupons. I will give Kroger Krazy a look. We have a store just up the street, but I usually go somewhere else.
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Yay! I’m so glad that this post inspired you to try using coupons on some items!
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Stephanie B says:
Food 4 Less is our “Kroger” store in the area. Does anyone know if this will work there?
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You can check your online ad to see if they are running the Buy 4, Get $4 off sale.
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At this point, in most cases you can… however, it sounds like that might be changing in the future.
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