Here are the top deals at Fry’s this week! Thank you to Saving for Someday, our Freebies 2 Deals Fry’s expert, for putting this list together!
All Coupons are worth $1.00 at Fry’s!
Betty Crocker Suddenly Pasta Salad $1.50
Use the $0.50 off of two Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad Mixes printable coupon
Or, use the $0.50 off of two Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad Mixes printable coupon
Or, use the $0.50 off of two Betty Crocker Suddenly Salad Mix printable coupon
Total Cost $1.00
Birds Eye Voila Meal 50% off
Use the $2.00 off Birds Eye Voila Chipotle Chicken printable coupon
Total Cost Varies
Quilted Northern Bath Tissue, (double rolls) 50% off
Use the $1.00 off Quilted Northern Ultra Soft & Strong printable coupon
Or, use the $1.00 off Quilted Northern Ultra Plush Coupon from the 7-14-13 RP (if included)
Or, use the $1.00 off Quilted Northern Ultra Soft & Strong Coupon from the 7-14-13 RP (if included)
Total Cost Varies
Purex Laundry Detergent, (48 loads) 50% off
Use the $3.00 off of two or $1.00 off of two Purex Liquid Detergents or Ultrapacks Coupon from the 8-4-13 RP
Total Cost Varies
Mix & Match Sale: Buy 5, Save $5 at checkout. See store for complete list of participating items. Price show reflects instant savings
Blue Bunny or Turkey Hill Ice Cream $1.99
Use the $1.00 off Turkey Hill printable coupon (Facebook)
Total Cost $0.99
Kraft Mayo or Miracle Whip $2.29
Use the $1.00 off Miracle Whip Dressing printable coupon (Facebook, watch video)
Total Cost $1.29
Cascadian Farm Organic Cereal $2.29
Use the $0.75 off Cascadian Farm Granola Bars or Cereal printable coupon (Facebook)
Total Cost $1.29
Crest with Scope or Extra Whitening Toothpaste $1.49
Use the $0.75 off Crest Coupon from the 7-28-13 PG
Total Cost $0.49
Be sure to check out Saving for Someday for a full list of this week’s great deals!
**If you are new to couponing, you will notice some abbreviations next to certain coupons. SS Stands for Smart Source, RP Stands for Red Plum and PG Stands for Proctor and Gamble. They are all of the coupons inserts you can get in your Sunday paper.
