Looks like there will be deals galore during Harris Teeter's Triple Coupon promotion, which starts this Wednesday, Sept. 14 and runs through Tuesday, Sept 20.
With my coupon binder and notepad in hand, I scoped out the deals at my local Harris Teeter and found a multitude of bargains, including 10 FREE items and another 12 that will cost 25 cents or less!
And remember, these are the deals on regularly priced items and items that have longer-lasting sale dates. Even more bargains will surface once the new sales circular becomes available. So be sure to check back later for updates.
My list is specifically tailored to Triangle shoppers, using Triangle store prices and coupons readily available here, either through newspaper inserts, magazines or Internet printing.
One last thing: Please remember to follow Harris Teeter's coupon policy, which limits shoppers to tripling 20 coupons per day. No more than three identical coupons. No more than two identical Internet coupons.
Here's the list and happy shopping:
Balance bars: $1 on sale - .55/1 (9/11 Smart Source) = FREE!
Pure Protein bar: $1.50 regular price - .50/1 (June, July August All You magazine) = FREE!
Power Energy bar: $1 on sale - .50/1 (tear pad) = FREE!
7UP (20 oz.): $1.09 - .55/1 (tear pad) = FREE!
Gain dish liquid (11 oz.): 99 cents on sale - .50/1 (8/14 Red Plum) = FREE!
Kashi frozen entrees: $2.17 each with continuing BOGO sale - .75/1 printable coupon = FREE!
French's Worcestershire Sauce: $1.99 regular price - .75/1 (8/21 Smart Source) = FREE!
Nasoya Tofu: $2.19 regular price - .75/1 printable coupon = FREE!
Mariani Banana Chips: $1.99 - .75/1 (8/7 Smart Source) = FREE!
Kikkoman Soy Sauce (5 oz.): $1.59 regular price - .55/1 (5/15 Smart Source) = FREE!
French's Honey Mustard Dipping Sauce: $2.29 regular price - .75/1 (8/21 Smart Source) = 4 cents!
Mahatma rice (16 oz. white): $1.55 regular price - .50/1 (9/11 Red Plum) = 5 cents!
Haribo candy: 99 cents on sale - .30/1 printable coupon no longer available = 9 cents. (These went quickly on coupons.com!)
Buddig Original lunch meat (2 oz.): 95 cents regular price - .55/2 (8/21 Smart Source) = 12.5 cents each.
Jello-O pudding (select flavors): 97 cents on sale - .55/2 (tear pad) = 14.5 cents each.
Knorr sides: $1.29 regular price - .75/2 (tear pads spotted at Dollar General) = 16.5 cents each.
Dawn dish liquid (9 oz.): $1.69 - .50/1 (8/28 P&G) = 19 cents.
Land O Lakes Cinnamon Sugar Spread: $2.45 regular price - .75/1 (8/7 Smart Source) = 20 cents.
Chef Boyardee canned pastas: $1 on sale - .50/2 (Sept. All You magazine) = 25 cents each.
Snackwell's bars: $2.50 on sale - .75/1 (7/31 Smart Source) = 25 cents.
Planters Nutrition bars: $2.50 on sale - .75/1 (7/24 Smart Source) = 25 cents.
Yoplait Light Parfait Yogurt: $2.50 regular price - .75/1 (8/7 and 9/11 General Mills) = 25 cents.
Hormel Compleats: $1.97 on sale - .55/1 (8/7 Smart Source) = 32 cents.
Sara Lee Iron Kids Better White Bread: $1.99 on sale - .55/1 (8/28 Red Plum) = 34 cents.
Stove Top dressing: $1.99 regular price - .50/1 (9/11 Smart Source) = 49 cents.
Heinz Ketchup (20 oz.): $1.99 regular price - .50/1 (8/21 Smart Source) = 49 cents.
French's Dijon Mustard: $2.79 - .75/1 (6/5 Smart Source) = 54 cents.
Domino's Brown and Confectioners Sugar: $1.35 regular price - .50/2 (8/28 Red Plum) = 60 cents each.
Spaghettios: $1 on sale - .40/3 (9/11 Smart Source) = 60 cents each.
Campbell's condensed soups: $1 on sale - .40/3 (9/11 Smart Source) = 60 cents each.
Ivory soap (3-bar pack): $1.69 regular price - .35/1 (8/28 P&G) = 64 cents.
Fun-da-middles cupcake mix: $2.99 - .75/1 (9/11 General Mills) = 74 cents.
Colgate Total Advance toothpaste (4 oz.): $3 - .75/1 (9/11 Smart Source 2) = 75 cents.
Smucker's Fruit Spreads: $2.50 regular price - .55/1 (8/7 Red Plum) = 85 cents.
Pace Salsa (16 oz.): $2 on sale - .75/2 (8/28 Smart Source) = 88 cents each.
MorningStar Farms products: $3.33 on sale - .75/1 (8/28 Red Plum) = $1.08.
Nestle Toll House Dark Chocolate Morsels: $2.99 regular price - .50/1 (8/21 Smart Source) = $1.49.
Chock full o' Nuts coffee: $3.99 on sale - .75/1 (8/28 Smart Source) = $1.74.
Smart Balance milk (64 oz.): $3.99 regular price - .75/1 printable coupon = $1.74.
Comments
Thank you!
Mon, 09/19/2011 - 16:55 — JennSmithThank you so much for all your work in doing this! It's a real time saver for me and I am also able to get items that I wouldn't use so I can donate them. Unfortunately for me, it looks like a lot of people use your blog because I see a lot of empty spots. As far as the peanut butter, I only had one coupon....do you buy multiple papers?
Another triples list
Wed, 09/14/2011 - 17:31 — belledogThere is a link I found on Southern Savers for triples. It may help you on your shopping trip. Good luck.
yay! thank you thank you!
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 13:28 — crittleyay! thank you thank you!
Start time on Wednesday?
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 11:48 — runway41I don't frequent HT usually. Are they open 24 hours...and if so...what time will they start tripling...or is it specific to the store?
Thanks in advance!
Triples begin at 7 a.m.,
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 12:10 — AmyDunn (author)Triples begin at 7 a.m., regardless of store hours. Lots of shoppers go early, fill their carts and get in line at 7. Good luck to you!
Early birds really do catch the worm!
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 15:00 — runway41Wow...I don't know if I'm ready for this challenge lol.
:)
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 10:28 — sashmo1jrThank you for all your super, very useful help to help fill our cupboard!
Many thanks
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 23:48 — chandler0201This will be an awesome primer list for Wednesday. Kudos to all the hard work!
Do Not Double or Triple Coupons
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 18:18 — CouponCrazyCarrieSome of these coupons state Do Not Double on them and according to Harris Teeter's Coupon Policy if it says Do Not Double they will not double or triple them. Some examples are the Snackwell's bars and the Sara Lee Kids Bread.
Check the barcode number. If
Tue, 09/13/2011 - 13:20 — AlisabefCheck the barcode number. If it starts with a 5 it will double/triple. If it starts with a 9 it will not.
Carrie is correct. That is
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 19:54 — AmyDunn (author)Carrie is correct. That is HT policy, but one that the stores themselves don't seem to follow, at least in my experience. It is much like the BOGO policy that used to be in place, which corporate eventually changed to mirror how the stores were actually handling the coupons.
Tear pad
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 17:36 — sarah8684What exactly (or where would one find) these tear pad coupons? Thanks!
Searching for tear pad coupons
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 18:21 — AmyDunn (author)Ah. The elusive search for tear pad coupons. Some are easier to find than others. Right now there are lots of tear pads out, typically attached to store shelves or store displays. Some stores seem to have them more frequently than others. Food Lion, for instance, seems to have more tear pads than Harris Teeter. And convenience stores often have tear pads for soft drinks and candy. Good luck on your hunt!
Triples list
Mon, 09/12/2011 - 16:45 — Lorrainemg@gmail.comThank you for the long list and all your hard work going into it.!