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Kroger deals, Nov. 25-Dec. 1

Look for good deals on oranges, tangerines, Clementines, chicken breasts, ground chuck, Progresso soups and Ziploc containers at Kroger this week.

The quadruple fuel rewards continue and there's also a prescription transfer deal.

Keep reading for the best deals at Kroger this week, along with coupon matchups.

Kroger deals, Nov. 18-24

Many of last week's best deals are repeating this week at Kroger, including good buys on Thanksgiving turkeys, a free milk promotion and a P&G promo that shaves $4 off your order.

You can also pick up sweet potatoes for 39 cents per pound, 16 oz. sour cream for $1 and four pounds of Domino sugar for $1.50.

In addition, Kroger is offering its popular gift card promotion -- valid through Dec. 9 -- that gives you quadruple fuel rewards.

Keep reading for all the top deals at Kroger -- with and without coupons.

Wednesday grocery deals, Nov. 7-13

Deals on Thanksgiving turkeys and all the holiday fixings dominate this week's supermarket circulars. Each of the grocery stores is trying to lure shoppers in with low-price turkeys and sales on canned fruits and vegetables, cranberries, potatoes, dinner rolls, paper plates, vanilla extract, flour, sugar and more.

Harris Teeter also has a killer deal on cereals for 25 cents each and milk for $2.97 per gallon. Lowes Foods is offering bonus gasoline rewards. Food Lion has some worthwhile BOGO deals. And Aldi is offering its $1 whole fresh pineapple along with other stellar produce deals.

Read on for all the best deals at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, Food Lion and Aldi.

Sunday drugstore deals, Oct. 21-27

CVS has the most generous deals of the three drugstores this week, including four freebies: American Greetings cards, St. Joseph Aspirin, a pumpkin carving tool and liquid Di-gel. You can also pick up a great deal on Scott toilet paper that ends up being 22 cents per roll!

Over at Rite Aid, there are all sorts of deals on cough drops and a 50 percent off sale on most Halloween items.

And at Walgreens, Mitchum products are just a quarter, Speed Stick is 40 cents and Arm & Hammer Spinbrushes are just $3.25 each after coupons. Those make great stocking stuffers if you've started your holiday shopping.

All three stores are offering sales on Halloween candy. Walgreens seems to have the best price -- $1.50 per bag on Fun Size chocolates. But if you have rewards to spend elsewhere, that's probably you're best bet. My rule of thumb: try not to spend more than a nickel a treat.

Keep reading for the very best of this week's deals at CVS, Rite Aid and Walgreens.

Database updated with Sunday's new coupons

The News & Observer's  coupon database has been updated with all of the new coupons.

This Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer contains three inserts -- two Smart Source and one Red Plum  -- for a total of 128 coupons with a face value of more than $165.

Also be on the look out for three coupons in Sunday's Parade magazine.

Not familiar with the coupon database? You can access it on the right-hand side of the blog. There's a button at the bottom right to view it as a full-size page.

Or, you can download it as an Excel spreadsheet by clicking on the attachment at the bottom of this post.

It's a handy tool, giving you the most timely and detailed list of coupons in the Triangle.

For a detailed how-to post on the database, read my Coupons 101 post HERE.

 

Wednesday grocery deals (Oct. 3-9)

It's a BOGO kind of week at the grocery stores with all three supermarkets offering some pretty enticing Buy One, Get One Free deals.

Also noteworthy:

*Harris Teeter has several Buy 2, Get 3 Free offers, milk for just $2.77 per gallon, free cereals, free taco seasoning and 9-cent Dove chocolate.

*Lowes Foods has a slew of 97-cent produce bargains, a gasoline rewards promo, free cookie mixes, 15-cent cereal, and a P&G promo that will earn you a pink cookware set in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

*Food Lion has some stellar produce bargains along with the same offer of free pink cookware with a $30 P&G purchase.

*And at Aldi, you'll find pineapple for $1.19 each and cantaloupe for $1.29 each as well as other great produce deals.

Keep reading for all the best deals at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, Food Lion and Aldi. I've also added Sunday's Kroger deals to the bottom of the post for easier comparison.

Jump in and add any deals you've found. That way we can all save more.

Sunday drugstore and Kroger deals are up (Sept. 30 - Oct. 6)

Look for great deals at the drugstores this week on Halloween candy, razors, mouthwash, Dove and Degree products, Lysol products, All detergent, Cepacol lozenges, Barilla microwave meals and more.

At Kroger, you'll find some nice prices on apples, zucchini and avocados, along with a stock-up price on chicken breasts -- just $1.87 per pound.

Keep reading for a long list of the top deals at CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens and Kroger, along with the coupon match-ups.

In the comments section below, please post any good deals you discover so we can all save even more.

Reminder: Free coffee at McDonald's every day next week -- and a Centsible Saver giveaway

Grab yourself a FREE coffee at McDonald's next week -- every single day of the week.

Participating Triangle locations will be giving away free small cups of premium roast McCafe coffee, starting Sunday, Sept. 23, and continuing through Saturday, Sept 29.

No strings attached. Just free coffee.

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How about a FREE breakfast sandwich for you and a friend to go along with that free coffee?

Ten Centsible Saver readers will receive two coupons for free breakfast sandwiches. The coupons are good at McDonald's locations in North Carolina and South Carolina.

Leave me a comment at the bottom of this post by midnight Thursday, Sept. 20, and consider yourself entered.

I'll post the winners Friday morning.

Please be sure your newsobserver.com registration is up to date with a current email so I can easily contact the winners.

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Updated Again! Harris Teeter Super Doubles freebies and good deals list for Sept. 12-18

Here's an updated list of bargains for Harris Teeter's Super Double coupon promotion, which starts at 7 a.m.Wednesday, Sept. 12, and runs through Sept. 18.

This update includes 11 freebies and dozens of grocery deals for under a dollar, along with a complete list of what coupons to use and where to find them. If it's a printable coupon, you'll find the link to that, too.

In addition to the deals from the sales circular, you'll find numerous unadvertised freebies and deals. Some of them are brand-new sale items not included in the weekly ad, some of them are items that continue to be on sale from last week and others are regularly priced groceries that end up a deal after coupons.

Keep in mind, the list is specifically tailored to Triangle shoppers, using Triangle store prices and coupons readily available here, either through newspaper inserts, magazines or Internet printing. No sense getting frustrated looking for a deal we can't get here!

(For Super Double coupon shopping tips and Harris Teeter's rules during Super Doubles, scroll to the bottom of this post.)

Now on to the deals:

Free yogurt samples Friday at new Streets at Southpoint shop

Yolavie, a new self-service frozen yogurt shop at Durham's Streets at Southpoint, will celebrate its grand opening on Friday with free samples.

Stop by between 5 and 8 p.m. at Yolavie, which is located next to the Cheesecake Factory at the mall.

The shop offers 16 yogurt flavors and 40 toppings at 49 cents per ounce.

The shop is located next to the Cheesecake Factory and is the first Yolavie franchise in North Carolina.

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