Here are a few more reasons I like shopping at Publix…and you probably will too!  Let’s just say, free baby stuff, free medicine, and groceries for a penny!

• Publix Baby Club
  
  • Join the Publix Baby Club and you can receive coupons, a newsletter, and if it’s your first child, a free book.  You can receive the coupons from the time you are expecting up until the time your child turns 2!  I have received several coupons for totally free items (yes, you read that right–totally free!).
  • There are several other clubs and programs that offer coupons, free items, and newsletters, such as the Preschool Pal’s and Publix Greenwise Market Magazine.

  
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Go here to print your $5 off $25 Whole Foods Coupon.

Or stretch your dollar a little more by using it as a competitor’s coupon at Bi-Lo or Publix!

Here are some great deals for this week’s ad:

• Kellogg’s Frosted Mini-Wheat Cereal, on sale for $3.99, BOGO = $2.00 each
  • use $1/1 coupon on right sidebar or here
  • use $1/1 Food Lion Coupon here
  • After coupons: Free + Make $10 (read details here)!

• Kellogg’s Cereal (Frosted Flakes, Corn Pops, Apple Jacks, or Froot Loops), $4.29, BOGO = $2.14 each
  • use $1/1 coupon on right sidebar or here
  • use $1/1 Food Lion Coupon here
  • After coupons: $.14 each!

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Not only can you get a cereal for $1 or less at Publix, but you can also get a $10 gift card to Publix for your efforts!

Here’s how:

• Kellogg’s Frosted Mini-Wheat’s cereals are on sale at Publix for $3.99, BOGO = ~$2.00/box
• use $1/1 printable coupons from coupons.com found on the top right sidebar on this site
  • To print: If the coupons are showing, click on the gray area at the top of the bar that says “show all coupons.” Then select all coupons that say “Kelloggs cereal, save $1.00…”
  • You should be able to select 5 coupons (and print them 2x = 10 coupons)
  • You will need to buy some of the variety flavors of Frosted Mini-Wheats if the coupons specify this).
• use the Food Lion $1/1 any Kellogg’s cereal here ** as a competitor’s coupon
• Price after coupons: free!

Make it a Moneymaker (=get a $10 Publix Gift Card):

• Pick up a copy of “New You,” a free publication put out by Publix (many available at the McBee Station Publix)
• Inside, there is an insert for “Buy any 4 participating products (in one transaction), get a free $10 gift card to the store where purchased.”   Guess what happens to be one of those products?  Yep–Frosted Mini Wheats!
• You do need to purchase all 4 boxes in one transaction, but even without any coupons, you will still pay only $8 for 4 products, and get the $10 gift card.
• Mail in the cardboard insert (from magazine) along with your receipts and 4 UPC’s, as specified on the card.  Must be postmarked by 11/24/08.
• Depending on whether or not your Publix will accept Food Lion coupons as competitor’s coupons, you can pay anywhere from $4 to $0 and get a $10 gift card!  Now that’s my kind of deal!

**As always, remember: you can only print out Food Lion coupons once, but you can print as a PDF.

Note: If you are going to print these, you may want to do so immediately before everyone finds out about this deal–there is often a limited number of these coupons available for print.

Did you miss out on the nearly free Bird’s Eye Voila meals?

Right now, you can still get them for 99 cents at Publix if you Publix accepts competitor’s coupons.

Here’s how:

• Voila Meals are currently $3.99 at Publix
• Use the $2/1 manufacturer coupons (found at Bi-Lo in the blinkie coupon machines)
• Use this $1/1 Food Lion internet printable
• After coupons: 99 cents!  Use overage from other deals to get them for even less!