Here are the best deals at Fred Meyer this week. The Fred Meyer ad runs Sunday-Saturday in the Pacific Northwest. Make sure to load any Fred Meyer eCoupons or Cellfire coupons you need to your Rewards Card. Find the full list of this week’s Fred Meyer deals, including a printable list feature, here.
Up until Christmas Fred Meyer will be offering a new coupon offer each day as a part of their Coupon Countdown. Check daily.
Spiral Sliced Ham on sale $1.99/lb
Boneless Petite Sirloin Steaks on sale $4.48/lb with weekly ad coupon — limit 4
Fuji-Gala-Braeburn or Cameo Apples on sale $.88/lb
Clementines (3 lbs) on sale $3.99
Texas Red Grapfruit on sale $.40 each
Barlett, Anjoy, Red or Bosc Pears on sale $.99/lb
Asparagus on sale $2.99/lb
Simple Truth Natural Cage Free Eggs (1 doz) on sale $2.50
Doritos on sale $2 with weekly ad coupon — limit 4
Ruffles on sale $2 with weekly ad coupon — limit 4
Moms Best Cereal on sale $1.50
*I’m so excited about this sale!
General Mills Cereal on sale $1.67 with weekly ad coupon — limit 3
Use $1/3 coupon from 11/16 SS insert or $.75/1 coupon or here
$.92 after coupon
New to couponing? Check out the Ultimate Guide to Couponing here.
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Attention, fellow “butterballs”. Sunday’s Oregonian page A11 has a 7-day FM butter cpn, two for $5, limit 2. About the best price you’re going to get these days. Glad I stocked up months ago when it was $2 or less.
I was told yesterday by cashier (and confirmed it with customer service) that they are enforcing the coupon policy of not allowing a coupon that makes an item free. They said there’s no reason a company should give coupons to make their products free, therefore these coupons are fraud. This was at Ellensburg Fred Meyer, and they said all the other stores will soon catch on.
Umm, that sounds like utter BS! Companies DO offer free products either by coupon or rebate so that consumers will try their product. It’s an incentive to get the product additional exposure beyond the typical customer-base with the ultimate desire to increase the number of regular consumers and profits.
Fred Meyer needs to find a better way to thwart fraud and theft other than by erroneously speaking on behalf of manufacturers.
Beautifully stated, and DUH—FM gives us a FREE item or 2 on our rewards card nearly every Friday.
You are right. That got me thinking. So they wouldn’t accept a coupon that makes an item free, but they would accept the SAME coupon for a larger size just as long as it doesn’t make it free. It’s the same coupon fraud or not.
What about Fred Meyer’s free item that you can load onto your rewards card EVERY Friday?