Albertsons is having a “Cash in Your Quarters” sale on a number of products. In the past, the Oregonian has received coupons for Essential Everyday products. We should be receiving the $.75/1 Essential Everyday coupon on Sunday (1/26) making for a number of FREE items through Tuesday (1/28).
Essential Everyday Seasoning Mix (1.25-1.5 oz) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Tomato Sauce (8 oz) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Ranch Dip Mix (1 oz) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday String Cheese (.83-1 oz) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Toothpicks (250 ct) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Tomato Paste (6 oz) on sale $.50
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Water Chestnuts (8 oz) on sale $.50
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Regular or Sugar Free Gelatin Mix (.44-3 oz) on sale $.25
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Canned Vegetables (11-15.25 oz) on sale $.75
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Cream Soups (10.5 oz) on sale $.75
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Canned Pasta (14.75-15 oz) on sale $.75
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Facial Tissue (66-100 ct) on sale $.75
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
FREE after coupon
Essential Everyday Canned Fruit (14.5-15.25 oz) on sale $1
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
$.25 after coupon
Essential Everyday Frozen Vegetables (12-16 oz) on sale $1
Use $.75/1 coupon from 1/26 RP insert
$.25 after coupon
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I don’t waste my coupons on the .25 items-as they are so cheap anyway-I got canned fruit which came out to .25 with the coupon-using the full amount & you never see fruit that cheap. also the large cans of mandarin oranges were even less-.89, so especially good!
Great minds think alike; I used my 2 precious cpns on canned fruit and paid $.25 each.
You eat fruit! Sounds a little too healthy 🙂
I actually eat a “healthy” amt of fruit. Remember, you are what you eat! (I love nuts, too)
How does this work with the items that are less than the cpn? Do you get cash back or use it toward your purchase?
Last time the cashier manually adjusted the coupon to match the price of the item. Kinda bummed, I’d hoped for a sweet deal. Somebody versed in their coupon policy might be able to give you a more accurate answer tho 🙂
It really depends on the store. At my Albies they give credit for the entire value of the coupon as long as I don’t end up with overage. So for the EE coupons this week my store will let me use 1 coupon on 2 items that total $.75 or more. Scoring 2 items for free.
I’ve heard that some Albertsons allow overage on cpns, but I’d rather pay a quarter or $.50 for something and get full value out of the cpn on something else. Which is what I did today.