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Kroger Ad 9/23 - 9/29





When it comes to this sales post you have to keep in

mind that some posts I have made days in advance which

means some of the sales ads I have looked at are previews;

that means that this post may not show all the

actual sales posts for your region. In addition to that

it is never the whole ad, it is the best deals they

are offering. Always check your sales ad before you head out.

Also remember to use eCoupons, printables and Sunday coupons.


Perdue Chicken Breast

$1.99lb


Boneless Chuck Roast

$2.99lb


llb Strawberries

3/$5


Peaches & Plums

.77lb


Kroger cheese

(select varieties)

$1.88


Pillsbury biscuits & cinnamon rolls

$1.88


Ritz & Wheat thins

(select varieties)

$2.77

- $1 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $1.77 each


Kroger sour cream & cottage cheese

(select varieties)

$1.39

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= .89 each


Pringles

(select varieties)

$1.49

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= .99 each


Kroger salad dressing

(select varieties)

$1.49

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= .99 each


Velveeta cups

(select varieties)

$1.49

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= .99 each


Kroger purified water

(select varieties)

$2.99

- $1 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $1.99 each


Nature valley

(select varieties)

$2.99

- $1 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $1.99 each


Red baron pizza

(select varieties)

3/$10

- $2/3 eCoupon use up to 5x

= 3/$8


Doritos & Sun chips

(select varieties)

$2.99

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $2.49


Maxwell house

(select varieties)

$6.99

- $2 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $4.99 


Marie Calendars

(select varieties)

$2.49

- .50 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $1.99


Post

(select varieties)

$2.79

- $1 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $1.79 each


Chef boyardee

(select varieties)

5/$5

- $1/5 eCoupon use up to 5x

= 5/$4


Barilla pasta

(select varieties)

4/$5

- $1/4 eCoupon use up to 5x

= 4/$4


Chobani

(select varieties)

10/10

- $2/10 eCoupon use up to 5x

= 10/$8


Tide 

(select varieties)

$11.99

- $3 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $8.99 each


Dove body wash

(select varieties)

$5.99

- $1 eCoupon use up to 5x

= $4.99


Rotel

(select varieties)

10/$10


Starkist

(select varieties)

10/$10


Malt o meal

(select varieties)

2/$5


Coke, Pepsi & Canada dry

(select varieties)

.99 each limit 20


Cheez it

(select varieties)

2/$5


Colgate toothpaste

(select varieties)

.88


Suave shampoo

(select varieties)

.88


Tostino party pizza

(select varieties)

10/$10


Monster

(select varieties)

Buy 2 get 1 free


Vitamin water

(select varieties)

10/$10


Body armor

(select varieties)

10/$10


Pure leaf tea

(select varieties)

10/$10


Eggo

(select varieties)

$1.99


Simply lemonade

(select varieties)

$1.99


Kroger apple juice

(select varieties)

2/$3


Quaker granola bars

(select varieties)

2/$3


Oscar mayer lunchables

(select varieties)

4/$5






 

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