Here are this week’s best deals at Bi-Lo! Thank you to Swappin Spoons, our Freebies 2 Deals Bi-Lo expert, for putting this list together!
Barilla Pasta Sauce (24 oz) Buy One at $2.69, Get One FREE ($1.34 each)
Use the $1.00 off two of $0.55 off one Barilla Pasta Sauce Coupon from the 4-7-13 SS
Total Cost As low as $0.24
Trident Gum (18 ct) Buy One at $1.31, Get One FREE ($0.66 each)
Use the Buy One, Get One FREE printable (Facebook)—you will need to like their page to even ‘see’ the “print coupon” option.
Total Cost $0.33 each
Dixie Crystals Sugar, (4 lb bag) $1.99
Use the $0.55 off Dixie Crystals coupon from the 3-17-13 SS
Total Cost $0.89
Zatarain’s Rice Mixes (7-8 oz) $1.67
Use the $0.50 off of tow Zatarain’s Rice or Pasta Products Coupon from the 4-14-13 RP
Total Cost $1.17 each
Lipton Family Size Tea Bags, (24 ct) $1.98
Use the $0.75 off (Publix coupon), sign up, Best Meals Happen at Home email printable
Total Cos t$1.23
Arnold Sandwich Thins, (12 oz) Buy One at $4.49, Get One FREE ($2.24 each)
Use two of the $1.00 off Arnold, Brownberry or Oroweat Pocket Thins Flatbread Printable
Or, use the $1.00 off of two Arnold Bread or Thin rolls Coupon from the 4-21-13 SS (regional)
Total Cost As low as $1.24
Surf Liquid Laundry Detergent, (50 oz) Buy One at $4.99, Get One FREE ($2.49 each)
Use the $1.00 off Surf Laundry Detergent Coupon from the 4-7-13 RP
Or, use the $1.00 off Surf Laundry Detergent Printable
Total Cost $1.49
Meal Deal:
Buy (2) Birds Eye Voila! Dinners, (21 oz) $11.58
-Use (2) $1 off Birds Eye Viola item printable
-Or use (2) $1 off Birds Eye Viola! Coupon from the 4-21-13 SS
Get the following FREE:
Pepperidge Farm Garlic Bread, 10 oz
Larry’s Potatoes, 10 oz
Mrs. Smith Cobbler, 32 oz
Total Cost $9.58 for the whole meal
Be sure to check out Swappin Spoons for more 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.
