Kroger is launching a 10 for $10 sale today making it worth a trip this week. You'll find free Crest toothpaste (again), 10-cent bologna and hotdogs, and a great deal on Angel Soft toilet paper at just 50 cents for a 4-roll package.

Campbell's Soup on the Go, Birds Eye Steamfresh vegetables and Tombstone pizzas are also on sale with coupon match-ups.

Nice deals with no coupons required include Gala apples for $1 per pound and split chicken breasts for 99 cents per pound. And remember, you don't need to buy 10 items to get the deal. Everything is $1 apiece regardless of the number you buy.

The most noteworthy sale is the deal on turkeys: 59 cents per pound with an additional $25 purchase. And that price is valid through Thanksgiving Day.

Keep reading for all the details on the turkey deal and the rest of the bargains available this week at Kroger.

It's a great week for deals at the grocery stores. Take a look.

Among the highlights at Harris Teeter: free Colgate toothpaste and Yoplait Simplait, 7-cent bologna, 10-cent hot dogs, 50-cent Greek yogurt, $1 pizza dough, $1 per pound, split chicken breasts, $1.25 cantaloupe, six E-Vic Specials and a General Mills promotion that shaves $5 instantly off your order.

Among the highlights at Lowes Foods: 30-cent Yoplait yogurt, 97-cent per pound split chicken breasts, $2 All laundry detergent, Gold Medal flour for $2.50, a new set of in-store coupons and double fuel rewards.

Among the highlights at Food Lion: 50-cent green peppers, 69-cent cucumbers, $1 Ragu pasta sauce, $1.12 Cabot cheese, three pounds of Gala apples for $2.50 and a General Mills promotion that shaves $5 instantly off your order.

And finally, at Aldi, you'll find some fantastic produce deals.

Keep reading for a long list of the very best of this week's deals at Harris Teeter, Lowes Foods, Food Lion at Aldi.

Please add your best deals in the comments section below.

At the drugstores this week, you can pick up lots of items for under $1, including Pepsi Next 2 liters, Progresso soups, Hershey's, Brach's and Werther's candy, Gillette Fusion razors, Colgate toothpaste and toothbrushes and Stayfree pads.

In addition, Rite Aid is offering two freebies (hand sanitizing wipes and Therma Care heat patch), and Walgreens has a great deal on toilet paper -- just $3.45 for 12 rolls of Cottonelle.

Over at Kroger, you can pick up free tubes of Crest toothpaste, along with split chicken breasts for 99 cents per pound, Pepsi Next 2 liters for 50 cents and organic pears for just $1.39 per pound.

Keep reading for a detailed list of all the top deals at CVS, Rite Aid, Walgreens and Kroger. These are the bargains that jumped out at me. In the comments section below, please post your favorite deals.

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.

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.

The News & Observer's  coupon database has been updated with all of the new coupons -- and there were a bunch.

This Sunday's home-delivered Final Edition of The News & Observer contains four inserts -- one Smart Source, one Red Plum, one Pepsi Moments to save and a P&G -- for a total of 205 coupons with a face value of more than $230.

That's before you double the first coupon, of course, which we have the opportunity to do every day of the week at Kroger, Harris Teeter and Lowes Foods.

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.
 

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For the second week in a row, Harris Teeter is grabbing the grocery deal headlines. Last week, it was a Super Double coupon event. This week, there are opportunities for free lunchbox snacks, cheap cereals (how does 12 cents a box sound?), free Truvia sweetener, and free Dawn dish liquid.

On top of that, there are numerous BOGO deals and Buy 2, Get 3 Free deals. And on top of that, Harris Teeter is offering a $5/$25 coupon on the front page of its circular in today's N&O.

At Lowes Foods, look for stellar deals on ground beef, Russet potatoes, Lance Cracker Creations, Nathan's Fries, Quaker Grits and Truvia, among others. There's also an opportunity to earn a 15-cent fuel rewards bonus on Special K products.

At Food Lion, the store-brand Super Sale continues, rewarding you for purchasing My Essentials products.

And at Aldi, check out the produce deals, including a pound of baby carrots for 69 cents and five pounds of red potatoes for just $1.29.

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

These are the deals that jumped out at me. Please help your fellow couponers and post your best deals in the comments section.

The grocery headlines definitely belong to Harris Teeter this week with its Super Double coupon promotion running through Sept. 18.  Head over HERE for an extensive list of freebies and good deals, many of them under $1.

But don't completely rule out a trip to Lowes Foods, Food Lion and Aldi, where you'll be able to score split chicken breasts for 97 cents per pound, Turkey Hill ice cream for $2, Progresso soups for just 75 cents a can and several nice produce bargains, including cucumbers for 29 cents each and avocados for 59 cents each.

Keep reading for a store-by-store breakdown of good deals this week. These are the bargains that stood out to me. Help your fellow couponers out and leave a comment about the deals you find this week!

I've scoured the drugstore circulars and Kroger ad and put together a list of the very best of this week's deals -- with and without coupons.

In the freebie department this week, you can pick up free feminine products at all three of the drugstores and CVS will pay you to purchase men's and women's razors! Other notable deals include Ghirardelli chocolate bars for as little as 33 cents, $2 Gold Medal flour, Gevalia coffee for $3, Heinz ketchup for 50 cents, Herbal Essences shampoo for 50 cents, Scope Mouthwash for 79 cents and Crest toothpaste for 24 cents.

You also have the option of earning up to $50 in free gasoline with a CVS gift card promotion.

Please chime in with any good deals you find so we can all save even more.

The drugstores are offering some nice bargains this week but the real steals and deals are at Kroger, where milk is $1.99 per gallon, bread and buns are just 88 cents and the list of products under 50 cents is impressive.

Here are a few highlights:

At CVS, Heinz Ketchup is 50 cents, Renuzit air fresheners are 70 cents and Listerine is 99 cents for a 500ml bottle. There are also nice deals on Revlon nail polish and lip colors.

At Rite Aid, stock up on free hand sanitizer, free and cheap pain relievers and 49-cent Hershey's Simple Pleasures. There's also a nice deal on Lysol products that you can combine with a mail-in rebate, a nice M&Ms deal and a discounted gift card deal.

At Walgreens, you can pick up 25-cent Crest toothpaste and Oral B flossers, 40-cent Chex Mix, Dial hand soap for 60 cents and a super deal on Tresemme hair products.

But as I mentioned, the very best deals are at Kroger. On top of the cheap milk and bread, you can pick up free Chex Mix, bottles of Dial hand soap for 18 cents and cheap deals on Fiber One bars, Nabisco Snack Saks, Birds Eye Steamfresh veggies, Hefty Storage Bags, Dannon Oikos Greek yogurt, and the list goes on.

Keep reading for all the best deals and coupon matchups. And PLEASE jump in with the deals you find. Post them in the comments section.