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Kroger Ad 1/12/-1/18


Below are all the best deals at Kroger this week.

Keep in mind this is regional and not the whole ad.

Before you head to the store check your whole ad,

download your eCoupons and clip your paper coupons

for your best savings.


Avocados and Mangos .67 each


Blackberries and Raspberries 3/$5


Boneless chuck roast $3.79lb


Lobster tails 2/$12


Heritage farms chicken breast, legs, thighs and whole

fryer .99lb


Kellogg's crackers $1.99 each when you buy 4


Doritos or Tostitos $1.88 each when you buy 4


Pepsi or Canada dry 12 packs 3/$11


Progresso soup .99 each when you buy 10


Entenmann's BOGO


32oz kroger cheese $4.99


Wonderful pistachios $3.97 after eCoupon, can use

coupon up to 5x


Kroger select a sheet paper towels $4.97 after eCoupon,

can use coupon up to 5x


Kellogg's cereal $1.47 after eCoupon, can use coupon

up to 5x


Lays chips $1.77 after eCoupon, can use coupon

up to 5x


Glazed donuts $2.97 after eCoupon, can use coupon

up to 5x


Think protein bars .97 after eCoupon, can use coupon

up to 5x


Impossible burger or sausage $4.97 after eCoupon,

can use coupon up to 5x


Outshine bars $1.97 after eCoupon, can use coupon

up to 5x


Bang 4 pack $5.99


Body armor 8 pack $5.99


Kroger big pack brats or italian sausage $8.99


Chef boyardee 4 pack $3.49


Stouffer's or lean cuisine 5/$10


Prego 3/$5


Yoplait 10/$5


Colgate toothpaste .88


Chef boyardee 10/$10


Knorr sides 10/$10


Rotel tomatoes 10/$10




 

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