All deals count towards $300 spend/get a free Turkey Promo!
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO Buy ALL IN ONE SHOPPING ORDER! you have 2 weeks to spend the $20 and get the $10 back. see added items below which qualify towards spend on this promo.
Spend $20 save $10 OYNO Spend $10 save $5 OYNO Kraft macaroni and cheese 5-pack - 2.99 Kraft deluxe mac & cheese - 2.39 Kraft or 7-seas salad dressing (1-pt btl) - 2 for 4 (must buy 2) Nabsico snack crackers - 2 for 5 (must buy 2) Ritz crackers - 2 for 5 (must buy 2) Stove top stuffing - 4 for 5 Kraft $10 MIR On 10 Select Kraft Items
also: Shake Bake Coating Mix $1.79 Grey Poupon Mustard 8oz $2.49 Jello Gelatin 4 for $2 (must buy 4) Jello Pudding (except sugar free) 3 for $2 Jet Puffed Marshmallows Reg or Mini $1.19 Bakers Chocolate or Flake Coconut ($2.29choc/1.99coconut)
big thanks to couponmom2008/hcw
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This week if you buy $40 worth of participating Kraft/Nabisco products from Superfresh you receive a free turkey checkout coupon. Includes Wheatthins, Oreos, Ritz crackers,Triscuits, Maxwell House, Planters nuts,etc. Most items are 50% off sale as well.
Message edited by: judicska on 2009-10-29 16:06:11 CDT
judicska said:This week if you buy $40 worth of participating Kraft/Nabisco products from Superfresh you receive a free turkey checkout coupon. Includes Wheatthins, Oreos, Ritz crackers,Triscuits, Maxwell House, Planters nuts,etc. Most items are 50% off sale as well.
Shop Rite Deal much better IMO. have to spend $20 to get back 10 plus counts towards spend of 300 for a free turkey anyway.
judicska said:This week if you buy $40 worth of participating Kraft/Nabisco products from Superfresh you receive a free turkey checkout coupon. Includes Wheatthins, Oreos, Ritz crackers,Triscuits, Maxwell House, Planters nuts,etc. Most items are 50% off sale as well.
Is this for the sale ending today? Or for the one starting tomorrow? Also, I can't find the deal in either this week's circular or next week's. What page is it on? tx.
nm - it ends today. Oh well. Was thinking I could use this one with a form I got from stateofmind.
Message edited by: maxfleischer on 2009-10-29 17:01:47 CDT
Great, thanks! best to just buy 4 crackers for $20; use coupons get it to $16 or 18 get the $10-- then look on the ground for other receipts to get enough receipts for the rebate!!!
sneakers1234 said:Great, thanks! best to just buy 4 crackers for $20; use coupons get it to $16 or 18 get the $10-- then look on the ground for other receipts to get enough receipts for the rebate!!!
you mean 8 crackers. they are on sale 2 for $5.
also...
shake and bake, grey poupon, Jello items, items are also listed inthe ad as counting towards this promotion.
It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.
billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite?
with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.
MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite?
with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.
Wow, I didn't know they were starting that. I did a deal two weeks ago that let me get multiples. Maybe southern NJ is slow ... as far as ShopRites are concerned,
maxfleischer said:MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite?
with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.
Wow, I didn't know they were starting that. I did a deal two weeks ago that let me get multiples. Maybe southern NJ is slow ... as far as ShopRites are concerned,
depends on the promotion Max. this one does seem to be one per card. you can try more, but risk not getting the coupon.
MISTERCHEAP said:maxfleischer said:MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite?
with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.
Wow, I didn't know they were starting that. I did a deal two weeks ago that let me get multiples. Maybe southern NJ is slow ... as far as ShopRites are concerned,
depends on the promotion Max. this one does seem to be one per card. you can try more, but risk not getting the coupon.
Yeah, I just got my flyer in today's mail. I see how the terms do differ from the previous one. I'll have to force my 75-year-old mother to hand over her card for a second discount.
MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite? with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.Fortunately, it's easy enough to get another card if necessary.
BTW my ad has the Kraft salad dressing 2 for $5, you had it listed at $4 in yours. On the other hand, I do have a bunch of Shoprite coupons on the front page (99c butter, 58c flour, 38c cake mix).
billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:billrubin said:MISTERCHEAP said:It is limit one per club card, so you can't "roll" the $10 to another round.Do they actually enforce that sort of thing at Shoprite? with their new system yes. It is tracked by your card number, you can buy more but you won't get another $10OYNO coupon.Fortunately, it's easy enough to get another card if necessary.
BTW my ad has the Kraft salad dressing 2 for $5, you had it listed at $4 in yours. On the other hand, I do have a bunch of Shoprite coupons on the front page (99c butter, 58c flour, 38c cake mix).
showing 2 for $4 on dressing in mine Bill. Prices may vary in markets I guess.
MISTERCHEAP said:showing 2 for $4 on dressing in mine Bill. Prices may vary in markets I guess.Yes, they do, since some Shoprites are privately owned (actually they are all part of a co-op, but some are owned by a parent company). I will have to check the Connecticut ad and see if it's $4 there, I will be there next Saturday.
Message edited by: billrubin on 2009-10-30 23:27:55 CDT
So it seems that since this is doable across multiple orders, they can treat it like the free turkey deal and limit it to one per card.
The store I will be going to in CT has the salad dressings for 2/$4 so I will be able to get that price. It seems like I'll need to get something else since the dressing claims to be limit 4 offers, but I'll bet that is per order, so I guess I could do 8 in one order and 2 in another to get to $20 (or just buy $4 worth of something else and/or see if there is some other good deal in next week's ad.
Yes, you can do multiple orders of the same item to get past the limit - at least at my ShopRite. So you could do 4 dressings, then go back again and get 4 more in a separate order, etc., and they'll all count toward your $10 rebate. I did that exact thing yesterday to get my 94-year-old grandmother 8 boxes of Ritz crackers (limit 4 per order).
Also, jell-o is included at 4/$1, and my store has some baking center display set up with coupons for $1.25 off 3 Jell-o (or Philly cream cheese or a couple of other items I forget now).
maxfleischer said:Yes, you can do multiple orders of the same item to get past the limit - at least at my ShopRite. So you could do 4 dressings, then go back again and get 4 more in a separate order, etc., and they'll all count toward your $10 rebate. I did that exact thing yesterday to get my 94-year-old grandmother 8 boxes of Ritz crackers (limit 4 per order).
Also, jell-o is included at 4/$1, and my store has some baking center display set up with coupons for $1.25 off 3 Jell-o (or Philly cream cheese or a couple of other items I forget now).
Max,
In this case "4 offers limit" means 8 bottles since they are priced 2 for $4 and you must buy 2 to get the price. 4 offers is 4offersx2bottles=8 bottles on an order. just an FYI
MISTERCHEAP said:In this case "4 offers limit" means 8 bottles since they are priced 2 for $4 and you must buy 2 to get the price. 4 offers is 4offersx2bottles=8 bottles on an order. just an FYIRight, which meant that the Ritz could be done in one transaction, but the dressing at 2/$4 cannot. Most Shoprite limits are 4 per variety, so the wording on this one is different than normal. I don't feel like testing it, since it is so easy to do it in a 2nd order.
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I did that exact thing yesterday to get my 94-year-old grandmother 8 boxes of Ritz crackers (limit 4 per order).
