Can you say HOT?! Tomorrow begins an AMAZING week of deals at Safeway, Carrs, Dominick’s, Genuardi’s, Pavilions, Randalls, Tom Thumb, & Vons! Learn how to shop Safeway and print their coupon policy!
Buy 4, Save $4 Sale: Mix & Match!
Prices below assume you’re buying in quantities of 4 and already reflect instant savings.
Single Item Price: $2.00, save $1.00 each, when you buy 4
Quaker Life Cereal, all varieties 15 oz $1.00
Quaker Cap’n Crunch Cereal, all varieties 16 oz $1.00
Quaker Honey Graham O’s $1.00
Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks, 4.5-9 oz $1.00
includes gushers, fruit snacks, fruit by the foot, fruit roll ups, fruit stickerz, etc
$0.50/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (coupons.com)
$0.50/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (smartsource.com)
$1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (bettycrocker.com)
$1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (pillsbury.com)
$0.40/1 – Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Shapes – (coupons.com)
$0.40/1 – Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Shapes – (smartsource.com)
$1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Shapes – (bettycrocker.com)
$1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Shapes – (pillsbury.com)
$1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit Flavored Shapes – (boxtops4education.com)
And load $0.50/1 Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks – (cellfire.com)
And load $0.40/1 Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks – (shortcuts.com)
And load $0.50/2 Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks – (shortcuts.com)
Final Price: as low as free, plus you’ll receive a catalina! See below:
Buy General Mills Fruit Shapes, Fruit By The Foot, Fruit Gushers, Fruit Roll-Ups, or Fruit Roll-Ups Fruit Stickerz and save up to $3.50 on your next shopping order. Purchase between 12/28-01/24
Buy (3) & Get $1.50 OYNO
Buy (4) & Get $2.50 OYNO
Buy (5) or more and get $3.50 OYNO
Scenario:
Buy 4 boxes $4.00
Use 2 $1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (bettycrocker.com)
or Use 2 $1.00/2 – Betty Crocker Fruit by the Foot, Gushers – (pillsbury.com)
And load $0.50/1 Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks – (cellfire.com)
Pay $1.50, Receive $2.50 Catalina!
Final Price: $1.00 Moneymaker!
Single Item Price: $2.50, save $1.00 each, when you buy 4
Quaker Instant Oatmeal, $1.50
$1.00/1 – (IE) – Quaker Instant Oatmeal or Oats – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/1 – (FF) – Quaker Instant Oatmeal or Oats – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: $0.50
GM Honey Nut Cheerios, 12.25 oz $1.50
$1.00/1 – Cheerios, Honey Nut – (honeynutcheerios.com)
$1.00/2 – Cheerios, Honey Nut – (honeynutcheerios.com)
Final Price: as low as $0.50
GM Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal, 12.8 oz $1.50
$1.00/2 (IE) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 (FF) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/3 from 12/13 or 1/3
Final Price: as low as $1.00 each, when you buy 2
Golden Grahams $1.50
$1.00/2 (IE) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 (FF) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.00 each, when you buy 2
Cookie Crisp $1.50
$1.00/2 (IE) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 (FF) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.00 each, when you buy 2
Single Item Price: $3.00, save $1.00 each, when you buy 4
Post Honey Bunches of Oats Cereal, 18 oz $2.00
$4.00/4 coupons for purchase on eBay
$1.00/2 Post Grape Nuts, Shred Wheat or Raisin Bran (IF INCLUDED!) from SS 1/17
Final Price: as low as $1.00 each
Reeses Puffs $2.00
$1.00/2 (IE) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 (FF) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.50 each, when you buy 2
Banana, Fruity, Apple Cinnamon Cheerios $2.00
Multi-Grain Cheerios $2.00
Kix $2.00
$1.00/2 (IE) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 (FF) – General Mills – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.50 each, when you buy 2
GM Wheaties, 15.6 oz $2.00
Fiber One Chewy Bars, 5 oz $2.00
$0.40/1 – Fiber One Bars – (coupons.com)
$0.40/1 – Fiber One Bars – (smartsource.com)
$1.00/2 – Fiber One Bars – (pillsbury.com)
$1.00/2 – Fiber One Bars – (boxtops4education.com)
$1.00/2 – Fiber One Chewy Bars or 90 Calorie – (bettycrocker.com)
$1.00/2 – Fiber One Bars – (eatbetteramerica.com)
And load $0.40/1 Fiber One Bars – (cellfire.com)
Final Price: $1.50 (one will be $1.10 after Cellfire)
Weekly Deals:
Philadelphia Cream Cheese, 8 oz $1.99
Buy 5, Receive $5 Catalina off your next order
Final Price: $0.99 each, when you buy 5
Annie’s Mac & Cheese $0.99
$0.50/1 – Annies product, any – (ecentives.com)
Final Price: $0.49
Betty Crocker Specialty Potatoes $0.99
$1.00/1 (IE) – Betty Crocker Potatoes – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/1 (FF) – Betty Crocker Potatoes – (bricks.coupons.com)
or
$1.00/2 – (IE) Betty Crocker Potatoes – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/2 – (FF) Betty Crocker Potatoes – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: as low as Free or $0.49 each, when you buy 2
Rosarita Refried Beans $0.99
$0.50/3 from SS 12/13
and load $0.50/3 eCoupon – (shortcuts.com)
Final Price: $0.66 each, when you buy 3
Sobe LifeWater, 20 oz $0.88
Propel 710 ml $0.88
Suave Hair Care $0.88
$1.00/2 – Suave Professionals (if included)from RP 1/3
Final Price: $0.38 each, when you buy 2
Soft Soap Liquid HandSoap $0.88
$0.35/1 from SS 1/3
Final Price: $0.53
Lever 2000 two-pack $0.88
$1.00/1 – Lever 2000 bar soap, 4-pk or larger – (lever2000.com) I thought the 4 pack, was on sale, but my store did not have them, sorry!
Final Price: Free
Johnsonville Sausage $2.99
$0.55/1 – Johnsonville Sausage – (smartsource.com)
Final Price: $2.44
Hot or Lean Pockets $1.50
with in-ad coupon, minimum $10 purchase, limit 4
$1.00/3 or $1.00/4 from SS 10/25 (regional price difference)
$1.00/3 – Hot Pockets or Lean Pockets manufacturer coupon– (target.com)
And load $0.55/1 Hot or Lean Pockets – (cellfire.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.17 each, when you buy 3 (one will be $0.62 each after cellfire)
Chinet Plates, 12, 15 or 36 ct. $2.49
with in-ad coupon, minimum $10 purchase, limit 4
$1.00/1 – Chinet Classic White – (mychinet.com)
$1.00/1 (IE) – Chinet Product – (bricks.coupons.com)
$1.00/1 (FF) – Chinet Product – (bricks.coupons.com)
Final Price: $1.49
Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent $7.99
with in-ad coupon, minimum $10 purchase, limit 1
$1.00/1 – Arm & Hammer Laundry Detergent – (armandhammer.com)
Final Price: $6.99
Sargento Shredded or Natural Cheese, 5-8 oz $1.49
$0.40/1 or $1.00/1 available for purchase here
Final Price: as low as $0.49
Go-Gurt $2.49
$0.80/2 – Yoplait, Go-Gurt, Trix – (coupons.com)
$0.80/2 – Yoplait, Go-Gurt, Trix – (smartsource.com) $1.00/2 – Yoplait, Go-Gurt, Trix – (pillsbury.com)
$1.00/2 – Yoplait, Go-Gurt, Trix – (boxtops4education.com)
$0.40/1 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (coupons.com)
$0.40/1 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (smartsource.com)
$0.40/1 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (bettycrocker.com)
$0.40/1 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (pillsbury.com)
$0.40/1 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (boxtops4education.com)
$1.00/2 – Yoplait Yogurt, Go-Gurt or Kids Cup Yogurt – (bettycrocker.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.99, when you buy 2
Weight Watchers Smart Ones $1.89
$3.00/10 SS 1/17
$1.00/5 – Weight Watchers Smart Ones Product – (eatyourbest.com)
$1.00/4 – Weight Watchers Smart Ones – (eatyourbest.com)
Final Price: as low as $1.59 each
Progresso Soup $1.11
$1.10/3 – Progresso Soups – (coupons.com)
$1.10/3 – Progresso Soups – (smartsource.com)
Final Price: $0.74
Saturday & Sunday Only
Klondike Bars $1.99
Breyers Ice Cream $1.99
Pepperidge Farms Goldfish $0.88
Sales are usually very similar, but if you’re a Randalls shopper, you’ll want to check out SavingWithShellie’s great matchups!
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This looks great, but I am nervous some of this wont work at my Safeway–for instance the $1.50 Quaker Oatmeal with a $1/1 coupon. Whenever I try something like that at Safeway they tell me the coupon can’t be more than 1/2 of the price. That would be the same on the Lever 200 deal. Am I right?
I’ve never heard of anything like that! Have you requested to speak to a manager to see their specific coupon policy? If this information is solely coming from the cashier, chances are it is incorrect
I read their coupon policy online and it does state that a coupon cannot exceed 1/2 the price of the item, although my store has never inforced this…thank goodness!
Sorry, but that is the policy of the store. A Manufacture coupon cannot exceed 50% of the retail value of the product. It is RARELY enforced and is a relatively new policy. (I was a store manager for about 15 years). The trick is picking the right checker…;)
(think young and THINKS they know everything-men)
I actually loaded $4off for sudafed, and the item was $7.19, it only credited me for $2 off.. and also my $2.50 off aveeno products, it only took $2 off.. I realized it after getting home and staring at the receipt to figure out why I paid so much.
I can’t argue about the sudafed, cuz the coupon did exceed 50% of item’s price, but I don’t now what happened to aveeno. hmmphh. still trying to figure out this coupon thing.
For the oatmeal you should be fine because they should be basing that policy on the original price. Besides that, on the screen after your club card it will show up as 2.50. At the bottom of your receipt you’ll have a $4 deduction for buying any of the 4 items. So, you should be good. The Soap one? Yes, YMMV. I know my store won’t allow it!
Oh, btw, that policy is for IP’s only and is on the Safeway website somewhere. Dumb policy if you ask me. That’s why there are security features on IP’s!!!
You beat me to my answer! But at least we agree, right Ashley?
Thanks!!
Maggie, You are actually right. Safeway’s policy states that printable coupons can’t exceed 50% of the item’s value. In my experience, less than 10% of Safeway stores enforce this rule. I’ve spoken with store managers and one corporate level person and I know that the only reason they have this rule is to reduce fraudulent coupons.
This is the worst way to fight fraud, especially when it’s a largely unenforced rule! How bout you train your managers and cashiers what a fraudulent coupon looks like instead of trying to ban all high value coupons?
The only argument that has ever worked if you’re shopping at a store who is enforcing the 50% rule is this: tell them that your coupon doesn’t exceed the value (regular price) of the item. It only exceeds the sale price. When Safeway store coupons require you to spend a minimum of $10, you only have to get to $10 by totaling the regular item prices, not the current prices. Suggesting that a $1.00 off Quaker coupon should be accepted for the instant oats that are in excess of $3.00 reg price might work for you.
Bottom line: if they disagree, they win. The policy is on their side. Phew! That was a lecture! Thanks for the question!
I hope someone can answer this for me…I got on Safeway’s site to search for a store close to me and turned up a couple of Von’s locations, will these Safeway deals be the same or similar to Von’s?
Von’s and Safeway are owned by the same company.
They should be the same.
Or you could use the coupon and then slide your card. That way when you used the coupon it’ll be the pre-Safeway price.
I went into my safeway in Oregon and they did not have the oatmeal or the fruit by the foot/snacks on sale.
Tiffany, Look your store ad up here
http://www.safeway.com/IFL/Grocery/Store-Locator
You can verify that your store ad is the same. The prices begin to be effective TODAY, Wednesday.
My question is about the Weight Watchers Smart Ones. My ad says you have to buy 5 to get the sale price. If that’s so, could we then also use the 1/10 SS Q for a FREE breakfast (free wyb 5) AND also STACK the 1/10 SS Q for a FREE flatbread (free wyb 3)? So basically I’d buy 5 Smart Ones and use the $1/5 Q AND a FREE breakfast Q AND a FREE flatbread Q? Could make for a sweet deal!
Had no problems at my Safeway here in Colorado Springs today. Actually had a bonus score! Used the store coupon for Sargentos cheese, and on the packages were $1/1 Bertolli sauce. I always try to make sure I know the other store specials before I go in for the “kill”, so I remembered that Albertson’s here in CO have the bertolli sause 2/$4! The coupon from the cheese is a manufacturer one….so will be stopping at Albertson’s later today! Saved 71% at Safeway today…and earned a 10 cent gas reward
I was able to buy 2 of the Lever 2000 packages and the computer took 1 of the $1.00 off coupons. Be sure to check for the Chinet for sticky coupons for free Chinet cups!
I was able to use 4 $1 off levers on the 2 packs at the same time. I made -.48
So most of the coupons that we print out said they cannot be copied, transferred, etc… Since I’m new to this can you use the same coupon more than once? For example: Instant Oatmeal 4 for 1.50 each and I used only 1 coupon and got an $1 off so I ended up paying 1.25 for 4 boxes. Can someone help explain this? Thanks!
The Chinet plates at my store had peelies for a FREE 36 count of lunch plates (worth 3.00)! So I got twice as many plates as I planned on! Love it.
So, on the fruit snack coupon it says, “No other coupon may be used with this coupon.” How were you able to use 2 of them in the same transaction as suggested on the scenario?
The shortcuts.com coupon for the Rosarita refried beans is not good for Safeway. It’s for Ralphs, Krogers, etc. I was sad, because for a moment I got excited, LOL. Thanks for all the other coupon match-ups though, this is GREAT!!!
Mary, you are right about not being able to copy, scan etc coupons but that doesn’t mean you can not print them more than once. MOST of the time, you are able to hit the back button on your internet brouser, hit refresh and the coupons will print again. They will have a different bar code on them so they are not a copy of the ones you printed before.
You can use as many coupons as you have product for. In the example you used with the oatmeal, you would have been able to use four one dollar coupons as long as the coupon stated you only had to buy one box of oatmeal to use the coupon.
I only have one computer so I was only able to print two of the one dollar off oatmeal coupons but I was able to find some one dollar off of two boxes of oatmeal coupons at the library in their coupon exchange program. We also have a coupon exchange program at church and at my work. I also have a friend that prints coupons for me off of her computer. These are just ideas on how to get more coupons to make your shopping even better.
I hope this helped!