Walgreens has a sale on Coke Zero 12-packs for 3 for $9. The Easysaver catalog has a $2 off coupon, which says "Limit 1 item per coupon." I managed to get 6 12-packs for $6.50 with just one coupon (I printed out several just in case I ran into an anal sales clerk). You can find the coupon online (it should be on page 6 of the PDF file/page 10 of the actual catalog) or in the Easysaver catalogs, which should be in the store.
I know there is already a thread about the Walgreens Feb. Easysaver Catalog, but this deserves a thread of its own Credit goes to TRoosevelt @ SD.
Tip: When you're checking out, don't ask if you can apply the coupon to more than one pack; present the coupon after the cashier scans all of your 12-packs.
Me too....actually that stuff is pretty good and at $1 for a 12 pack you can't beat the price ( well you could ) but i'm in.
jfunk138
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 10:13a
You can just print out multiple coupons and they take them? Says it cannot be copied on them. Any issues with this?
Awesome deal if it works.
ragnacor1234
Happy Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 10:18a
Its better than diet Coke but definitely tastes more watered down than regular coke. All in all a very good deal. Green for you.
mst3kzz
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 10:26a
jfunk138 said: You can just print out multiple coupons and they take them? Says it cannot be copied on them. Any issues with this?
Awesome deal if it works.
This is a great deal. No need for multiple coupons!! One coupon takes $2 off each 12-pack in your purchase despite the small print of one coupon per item. I got 6 last night for $6 + tax.
aimhi
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 10:28a
There is also a buy-two-get-one-free coupon (I saw it last night at Walgreens on the refrigerator doors for the Coke soda section) at Walgreens for 20 oz bottles of any diet Coke product.
ohsexygirlfriend
Thrifty Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 10:43a
i was actually drinking this stuff~~ half zero, half coke....(kinda like my own version of diet coke, but i dont like diet coke...) they quit stocking this at the closest wally world here....so i quit getting it. nows a good time to get it as any...
ohsexygirlfriend said: i was actually drinking this stuff~~ half zero, half coke....(kinda like my own version of diet coke, but i dont like diet coke...)
hookman said: ohsexygirlfriend said: i was actually drinking this stuff~~ half zero, half coke....(kinda like my own version of diet coke, but i dont like diet coke...)
So would that be considered a Coke .5?
Close, they called it C2. It had half sugar, half fake sugar.
It's a YMMV by region thing -- Cokes here are advertised 2 for $8 so AC they'll be $2 per 12-pack. Still an okay deal at $2 but not as hot as $1 per 12-pack.
Any idea if the coupon would work on Fanta Zero, one of Cokes other Zero products?
kvilledrummer
Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 11:38a
Madmurphy said: It's a YMMV by region thing -- Cokes here are advertised 2 for $8 so AC they'll be $2 per 12-pack. Still an okay deal at $2 but not as hot as $1 per 12-pack.
Agreed.......but I'm gonna watch Walgreens every week for my opportunity.....
I'm sure the FDA, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, National Cancer Institute, and Centers for Disease Control (among others) are part of a massive conspiracy to hide the cancerous effects of aspartame.
fayswrtt said: ds394 said: hot deal! cancer for only a buck!
What on earth are you basing this on? Are you thinking about saccharine from the 70s???
Sheesh... how old and stuck in the past are you?
aspartame, look it up. And yes, I'm 103 years old and stuck in the past.
As I recall the last time I looked this up (after my brother claimed Nutrisweet causes brain cancer), the argument went like this:
Nutrisweet became available in 1984 (or whenever), and here's a chart of the number of reported brain cancers after 1984, which shows an increase in deaths. Therefore, Nutrisweet is responsible for this change.
Add of course a dash of the assumed corporate greed (Monsanto, I think) which made the FDA clueless by use of the usual cover-ups and falsified documentation.
There are similarities between that theory and the "added hormones" in milk is bad for you. Do you know it is banned, banned I say, in Canada and the EU. Of course, they don't tell you that the ban in Canada is not over concern for the health of humans, it is for the cows (mastitus concerns).
So I'm not going to feel guilty about low cost diet soda or saving $1/gallon bying the milk without the "no artificial hormones" "plegde" or light-block bottle.
mst3kzz said: jfunk138 said: You can just print out multiple coupons and they take them? Says it cannot be copied on them. Any issues with this?
Awesome deal if it works.
This is a great deal. No need for multiple coupons!! One coupon takes $2 off each 12-pack in your purchase despite the small print of one coupon per item. I got 6 last night for $6 + tax.
Sorry if I'm being anal, but just to clarify, the cashier only has to scan the coupon once and it takes $2 off of each 12-pack no matter how many you have?
I'll take my chances with cancer over the guaranteed heart disease from drinking too much of the real thing. Clearly this calls for a contest to see who can buy the most 12 packs at one time.
rbraden said: I'll take my chances with cancer over the guaranteed heart disease from drinking too much of the real thing. Clearly this calls for a contest to see who can buy the most 12 packs at one time.
I'm going to try it tonight. First I will just buy a few to make sure it goes smoothly. After that, I may be testing the capacity of the Walgreen's shopping carts
halo0 said: rbraden said: I'll take my chances with cancer over the guaranteed heart disease from drinking too much of the real thing. Clearly this calls for a contest to see who can buy the most 12 packs at one time.
I'm going to try it tonight. First I will just buy a few to make sure it goes smoothly. After that, I may be testing the capacity of the Walgreen's shopping carts
czarandy said: I'm sure the FDA, American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, National Cancer Institute, and Centers for Disease Control (among others) are part of a massive conspiracy to hide the cancerous effects of aspartame.I'm just glad that we have all these sugar substitutes and diet drinks and diet foods. Without them, obesity might become a real problem for this country.
FYI Coke ZERO Does NOT contain aspartame. They use Splenda. This is why there are two different diet cokes. One with Splenda and one with Aspartame. Same goes for Diet Pepsi and Pepsi One. Pepsi "one" used splenda. Diet pepsi uses aspartame. The splenda based Coke ZERO seems to taste a little sweeter IMO than the regualer diet coke (aspartame)
damnmtm
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 1:23p
On sale here in Appleton WI for 4 for $11. That makes it 75 cents + tax for each 12-pack after the coupon.
halo0 said: Sorry if I'm being anal, but just to clarify, the cashier only has to scan the coupon once and it takes $2 off of each 12-pack no matter how many you have?
Yup, and if you get lucky you might get the wtf/omfg face from the cashier, but that's YMMV.
luv2chill
Broke Member
posted: Jan. 29, 2007 @ 1:26p
onion said: FYI Coke ZERO Does NOT contain aspartame. They use Splenda. This is why there are two different diet cokes. One with Splenda and one with Aspartame. Same goes for Diet Pepsi and Pepsi One. Pepsi "one" used splenda. Diet pepsi uses aspartame. The splenda based Coke ZERO seems to taste a little sweeter IMO than the regualer diet coke (aspartame)
Nope. You're wrong. Coke Zero (as well as all the "Zero" soda variants) use a combination of aspartame and Ace K (Acesulfame Potassium) sweetners. No splenda (sucralose) at all.
longhornjas said: halo0 said: Sorry if I'm being anal, but just to clarify, the cashier only has to scan the coupon once and it takes $2 off of each 12-pack no matter how many you have?
Yup, and if you get lucky you might get the wtf/omfg face from the cashier, but that's YMMV.
onion said: FYI Coke ZERO Does NOT contain aspartame. They use Splenda. This is why there are two different diet cokes. One with Splenda and one with Aspartame. Same goes for Diet Pepsi and Pepsi One. Pepsi "one" used splenda. Diet pepsi uses aspartame. The splenda based Coke ZERO seems to taste a little sweeter IMO than the regualer diet coke (aspartame)
wrong. try guessing again. It contains aspartame. Either way, splenda is probably just as bad.
Anyone know if the deal and coupon is good at Happy Harry's (a Walgreen's company)? Based on the website, it should be valid (although I can't pull up the HH ad) but I was wondering if anyone has first hand experience.
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