Shoppers Food is repeating their Double/Triple Coupon Days this Thursday, Nov. 20 through Wednesday, Nov. 26. I ended up doing pretty well there when they did this promo in October, especially with buying groceries to donate to our local food bank.
They’ll triple coupons up to and including .50 and double the .55-1.00 coupons. The limit is 4 coupons for identical items, so you cannot go in and get 10-12 of a particularly good deal without making multiple trips. And, there’s no overage, so if an item is $1.39, and you have a .50 coupon that triples, you’ll get the item FREE but not the extra .11 off.
Here are some coupon matchups using the weekly ad:
Heinz Gravy is $1.00, and you can print this coupon for $1.00 off three. The coupon doubles, so you’ll get three jars for just $1.00.
Kraft Dressing is $2.00 each, and there was a coupon for $1.00/2 in the last Sunday paper 11/16, which will make $1.00 each when you buy two.
Vanity Fair Dinner Napkins are $2.00 each, and there was a coupon for $1.00/2 in the 11/9 paper, making them $1.00 each when you buy two.
Nabisco Ritz or Snack Crackers are $3.00, and there’s a coupon here (click on the mailbox) for $1.00 off two, making them $2.00 a box after the double coupon.
Reynolds Heavy Duty Foil 50ft. is $3.50, and there was a coupon in last Sunday’s paper 11/16 for $1.00 off, which will double, making it $1.50 for a giant roll. Perfect for Thanksgiving leftovers!
Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese is $1.25, and there were coupons in the 11/2 paper for $1.00/3. You’ll end up paying $1.75 for three.
I Can’t Believe it’s Not Butter Spread is $2.50, and there is a $1.00 off coupon here. It will double, making this only .50.
Reddi Whip Whipped Cream is $2.00, and there were coupons in the 11/16 paper (the amounts varied by region).
Pillsbury Grands Biscuits are $1.66, and there was a coupon in last week’s paper 11/6. You can also print this one for .50 off two, which will triple, so you’ll get two tubes for $1.82.
Arm & Hammer Dental Care Toothpaste is $2.29, and you can print this $1.00 off coupon (click on Get Coupons in the top left). After doubling, you pay just .29.
There’s also a promotion to Save $10.00 instantly on your Shady Brook or frozen Butterball turkey when you purchase $25 of participating Kraft products in a single transaction. Here’s a scenario that may work for you:
4 Nabisco Crackers 12.00 (use two 1.00 off coupons from above, doubled)
3 Philly Cream Cheese 3.75 (use $1.00 off coupon, doubled)
2 Kraft Dressing 4.00 (use 1.00 off coupon, doubled)
1 Cool Whip .99 (no coupon, but delicious on pumpkin pie!)
2 Kraft Shredded Cheese 5.00 (there are other participating products listed on page 5)
Total is $25.74; use your manu coupons for $8.00 off, so you pay $17.74 and then get $10 off your turkey.
If you go to Shoppers and find any good deals, please post them in the Comments below. Thanks!
One great deal I got this morning was: Found a tearpad coupon for free eggs up to 2.50 when you buy one Vanity Fair napkin and one Vanity Fair plate. Use the $1/1 on napkins and $1/1 on plates in the mailer you already listed. The napkins are free and the plates come to $0.99 because they are $2.99. The eggs are $2.49 for the large container of 18 eggs. $0.99 isn’t too shabby for napkins, plates, and 18 eggs in my opinion.
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Great find! I’ll take a look when I make it to Shoppers. Where was the tearpad–near the Vanity Fair or near the eggs?
I don’t live near a Shoppers… but I did notice that starting Friday, SuperFresh is tripling coupons up to 99 cents (no limit). Sale thru Thanksgiving.
http://www.superfreshfood.com/
There are tearpads on many items in Shoppers. Two of the ones that I found were on flatbreads (the brand is JJ flats). They are $2.50 on sale with $1/1 coupons on them that double making them $.50 a piece (great for entertaining or snacking). I also found the Hillshire Farms have $1 off coupons on them that also double making them $1.50 for the package (and they are in glad containers so they the containers are reusable).
If you happened to get the Fiber One freebies that people have posted about a few months ago, you can get the toaster pastries for $.19 – there were coupons for $1/1 that doubles and the pastries are normally $2.19.
I just posted about my trip! There’s lots of stuff to be had with coupon matchups!
Today was the first time I'd done Shopper's double/triple coupons where 'overage' seemed to be allowed – I did not notice the cashier having to 'affirm' that the computer should only discount to the value, and my receipt shows no evidence that I did not receive overage on a couple of items. Woo!
Here are the biggest deals I saw:
House of Tsang Ginger Soy Sauce, just $0.49 after $1.00 printable coupon
Mazola Baking Spray, just $0.29 after doubled $1.00 coupon
Pompeian Rice Wine Vinegar (both regular and pomegranate-infused), $2.19, but after tripled $0.50 Internet Printable (IP) coupon, $0.69
Fleischman's Rapid Rise Yeast strips – $0.54 after $0.45 tripled coupon, but you get a $0.50 Catalina printout good for anything at Shopper's for each of these bought, so more like $0.04?
Pillsbury Brownie Mixes, 2/$3, but after $1.00/2 coupon, $0.50 each
Duncan Hines carrot cake, $2.89, down to $0.89 after $1.00 coupon
Betty Crocker frosting, 2/$3.00, so free after $0.50 tripled coupon
Betty Crocker cookie mix, $2.00, so $0.80 after tripled $0.40 coupon
Betty Crocker Warm Delights, $0.38/ea after tripled $0.50 coupon
Vlasic Relish – free after some tear-off coupons a fellow-couponing lady handed me (she had a lot)
Cartons Progresso broth – $0.89 after $1.00 coupon
Cartons College Inn broth: $0.89
Cartons Swanson Stock – $0.99 after doubled $1.00 coupon
Hanover Canned Pork and Beans, starts at $2.64 for three jars, with $1.00/3 coupon, brings it down to $0.31/jar
Lipton Recipe Secrets Onion Soup Mix (a big crock-pot fave) – $1.67 each, down to $0.67 each after doubled $1.00 coupon
French's Fried Onions (the American casserole-topper) – $0.49/box after doubled $0.75 coupon
Veg-All Canned Veggies – $0.24 after tripled $0.35 coupon
ARGO Cornstarch, $0.24 after tripled $0.45 coupon
Smart Balance Omega Peanut Butter – $0.99/jar after $1.00/1 coupon
Quaker High-Fiber and Simple Harvest – $1.59/box after $1.00 coupons on each of these
Clabber Girl Baking Powder, 2/$3.00, after $1.00/2, $0.50 each
Seasonal Seasoned Salt, smallest size, ~$0.33 after tripled $0.30 coupon
Kellogg's Cinnamon Raisin Crunch Smart Start – $0.75/box after $1.00 off coupon from a recent Sunday paper
Arm and Hammer toothpaste, $0.29/tube after doubled $1.00 coupon
Johnson & Johnson Buddies Soap, $1.59, free after doubled $1 off J&J baby product coupon
Rubbermaid EZ Find 2-pack of small containers, $0.30 after $1.00 coupon
Reynolds Oven Bags (for turkeys/hams), $0.29 after $1.00 coupon
Fruitsense vitamin water, (basically tasty diluted juice) $0.50 for a 32 oz'er, after $1.00 printable from smartsource.com
Sobe Lifewater, free after manu coupon from CVS Beauty Book
At the end of the snack aisle, there was a Christmas baking temporary display with lemon and key lime pie mixes. The tear-off $0.50 coupon on this one made them free!
Daisy Sour Cream, tall tub, $2.00, but down to $0.80 after doubled $0.60 coupon
Reddi-Wip, 2/$4, down to $0.50 each after $0.50 off coupon tripled
Nestle Chocolate/Strawberry Milk, $0.50/ea after doubled $1.00/2 coupon
Bagelfuls (frozen section) – $2/3, but with $1.00 coupon, maybe overage?
Hanover frozen veggies, $1.00/2, priced at 2/$3, so $0.50/bag
BirdsEye Steamfresh veggies, $1.00/4, priced at 10/$10, so $0.50/bag
Thanks for the matchups! I just posted my run on my blog.
Your blog is great! I just linked this to mine. http://holly.luddite.net Thanks!
The coupon for free eggs was on a Vanity Fair display in the paper products aisle.
My total was $190 before coupons and after all my triples and doubles I paid $40!!!! I’m going back tonight!
Thanks to all of you for sharing! The prices helped me figure out my trip this morning.
I couldn’t find the Vanity Fair display, oh well.
I couldn’t find the lemon and key lime pie display.
A few I don’t see listed yet.
Sunmaid Raisins(14 ct little boxes) are $1 after coupon
Buy 1 cool whip, 2 jello pudding (all items are around $1), get all 3 items for $1
Mandarin Oranges are 98 cents a can, use $1/3, pay 94 cents for all 3 and get back a .75 OYNO so it works out to .19 for all 3 cans.
Cascadian Farms frozen organic fruit are $1.18/bag after coupon