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Here’s a fun frozen meal deal to watch for at Kroger. The Bounty Kitchen meals are priced at $8.99 and part of a Buy 1, Get 1 FREE sale. That drops the price to about $4.49 each when you grab two. Both the Steelhead with English Pea Pesto and the Sweet & Spicy Chili Crisp Salmon varieties are included. No coupons needed for this one. Just pick two participating meals and the discount comes off automatically at checkout… full deal details below.
Tru Earth Laundry Detergent Eco-Strips are on a hot deal at Kroger right now. These eco-friendly, ultra-concentrated strips are hypoallergenic, paraben-free, and phosphate-free, making laundry simple without the plastic jugs. A 32-strip box is priced at $14.99, but here’s the win; they’re on a Buy 1, Get 1 Free sale. That drops your cost to just $7.49 per pack when you grab two. Stock up while you can and check out the full deal scenario below.
This week at Kroger, Kraft Shredded Cheese is featured in a Buy One, Get One FREE promotion. At the regular price of $3.69, this deal brings your final cost down to just $1.84 per bag when you buy two. Grab your favorite varieties and enjoy the melt!
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
General Mills Giant Size cereal is priced at $7.49 at Kroger, but the buy one, get one free deal cuts that in half right away. Grab two boxes to trigger the BOGO, then clip the $1.00 off 2 digital coupon for a little extra savings at checkout. After everything is applied, you’re paying as low as $3.24 per box. It’s a simple stack with minimal effort, making it an easy deal to grab while it’s available.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
To get these Limit 1 Kroger Digital Coupons, simply go to Kroger.com (or download the Kroger app) and create an account (or login to your existing account). You will need to enter your Kroger Plus Loyalty Card Number. Go to the Digital Coupons tab and load up to 200 coupons at a time to your card. This includes Kroger Cash Back Offers loaded to your card. At checkout, the coupon(s) will automatically deduct based on your purchases. It is against store policy to stack a digital coupon and a paper coupon on the same item purchased. Learn more about how Kroger Digital Coupons work.
Siete Cookies are priced at $5.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.99 each when you buy two. You can submit for (2) $1.25/1 Ibotta Rebates and upload receipt to Fetch Rewards for 4,000 Points, making these as low as FREE for 2 and you can make 51¢!
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
*Kroger Cash Back, Fetch Rewards and Ibotta Rebate offers, values and expiration dates vary by account. Make sure you load your offers within the rebate app BEFORE you shop.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Cholula Seasonings are priced at $1.69 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $0.84 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, no-extra-steps deal that’s easy to add to your cart. A solid price for stocking up on spices.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Mission Tortillas are part of a Buy One, Get One FREE deal at Kroger, making this the perfect time to stock up! Priced at $2.99, when you grab two, the second one is free—no coupons required. That means you’ll pay as low as $1.49 each!
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Siete Taco Shells are priced at $6.49 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, so grab two to get one free. Then submit for two $1.50/1 Ibotta rebates and upload your receipt to Fetch Rewards for 4,800 points (about $4.80 back). After stacking everything, this deal comes out to FREE plus about a $1.31 moneymaker. Just be sure to complete both rebates after purchase. It’s a rare stack worth grabbing. Full breakdown and details are below.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
*Kroger Cash Back, Fetch Rewards and Ibotta Rebate offers, values and expiration dates vary by account. Make sure you load your offers within the rebate app BEFORE you shop.
Cholula Seasonings are priced at $1.69 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $0.84 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, no-extra-steps deal that’s easy to add to your cart. A solid price for stocking up on spices.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Siete Cookies are priced at $5.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.99 each when you buy two. You can submit for (2) $1.25/1 Ibotta Rebates and upload receipt to Fetch Rewards for 4,000 Points, making these as low as FREE for 2 and you can make 51¢!
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
*Kroger Cash Back, Fetch Rewards and Ibotta Rebate offers, values and expiration dates vary by account. Make sure you load your offers within the rebate app BEFORE you shop.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Entenmann’s Little Bites are $5.69 at Kroger and part of a BOGO deal, dropping the price to $2.84 each when you buy two. There’s also a 20% off Kroger digital coupon (limit 5 per transaction), bringing the cost down to as low as $2.27 each. Just note the coupon is valid for pickup or delivery orders only. Clip it before checkout so it applies.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Takis are priced at $4.29 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.14 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, straightforward deal with no extra steps to worry about. Easy to add to your cart while you’re shopping.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Ole Tostadas are part of a great Buy One, Get One FREE deal at Kroger this week, making it the perfect time to stock up on this pantry staple. Normally priced at $3.79 each, you’ll pay as low as $1.89 each when you grab two and let the discount come off automatically at checkout. No coupons or rebates are needed—just easy savings.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Chips just hit that sweet spot… Doritos, Lay’s, and Tostitos are on sale 4 for $10 at Kroger, making them as low as $2.50 each. No complicated math, just grab four participating bags and the price drops automatically. Mix and match your favorites or stick with one… either way, you’re locking in a solid deal on popular snacks. Easy, straightforward, and worth grabbing while it’s running.
Ole Tostadas are part of a great Buy One, Get One FREE deal at Kroger this week, making it the perfect time to stock up on this pantry staple. Normally priced at $3.79 each, you’ll pay as low as $1.89 each when you grab two and let the discount come off automatically at checkout. No coupons or rebates are needed—just easy savings.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Tillamook Cheese Shreds and Blocks are priced between $4.59 and $4.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.29 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. Prices may vary by variety, but the savings still come through. It’s a simple, no-extra-steps deal.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Private Selection petite potatoes are B1G1 FREE at Kroger through 5/5. Grab the 24 oz bags of Petite Gold Gourmet, Petite Fingerling, or Petite Red Gourmet. Mix or match. Regularly $3.99, you’ll pay $3.99 for two… so just $1.99 each. No coupons. Add two bags to your cart and the free one auto-applies at checkout. Perfect time to stock your cart with the sizes you like. Keep scrolling for the simple deal scenario below.
Private Selection petite potatoes are B1G1 FREE at Kroger through 5/5. Grab the 24 oz bags of Petite Gold Gourmet, Petite Fingerling, or Petite Red Gourmet. Mix or match. Regularly $3.99, you’ll pay $3.99 for two… so just $1.99 each. No coupons. Add two bags to your cart and the free one auto-applies at checkout. Perfect time to stock your cart with the sizes you like. Keep scrolling for the simple deal scenario below.
That BOGO sign is doing the heavy lifting here… Bachan’s Japanese Barbecue Sauce is on sale Buy 1, Get 1 FREE at $8.49 each. No coupons needed, just grab two in the same transaction and the discount comes off automatically with your Kroger card. Mix and match flavors if your store allows it. Final cost comes out to about $4.25 each when you buy two. Easy stock-up math, honestly. Your full deal scenario is below.
Good Humor Bars are priced at $6.49 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to $3.24 each when you buy two. Then submit for the $1.50/2 Ibotta rebate to bring the price down to as low as $2.49 each. Just grab two to trigger the BOGO and complete the rebate after purchase. It’s a simple stack with a solid price drop.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
*Kroger Cash Back, Fetch Rewards and Ibotta Rebate offers, values and expiration dates vary by account. Make sure you load your offers within the rebate app BEFORE you shop.
Zatarain’s Frozen Meals are priced at $10.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $5.49 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, straightforward deal with no extra steps to worry about. Easy to add to your cart while you’re shopping.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Ball Park Hot Dog and Hamburger Buns are priced at $3.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $1.99 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, no-extra-steps kind of deal that’s easy to add to your cart. A solid price for an everyday staple.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Siete Cookies are priced at $5.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.99 each when you buy two. You can submit for (2) $1.25/1 Ibotta Rebates and pay as low as $1.74 each!
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
*Kroger Cash Back, Fetch Rewards and Ibotta Rebate offers, values and expiration dates vary by account. Make sure you load your offers within the rebate app BEFORE you shop.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Spanglish Seasonings are priced at $6.99 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $3.49 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a simple, no-extra-steps deal that’s easy to work into your shopping trip. Prices stay consistent across varieties, making it easy to plan.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Wholly Guacamole is BOGO at Kroger, which means you can grab them for as low as $1.99 each! If you’re looking to stock up for taco night or just want an easy snack, this deal is perfect.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Quorn products are priced at $4.79 at Kroger and are part of a BOGO deal, dropping the cost to as low as $2.39 each when you buy two. No coupons needed—just grab a pair and the discount applies automatically at checkout. It’s a straightforward deal with no extra steps, making it easy to add to your list. A solid price for a quick freezer option.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
If you’re craving something cool, Popsicle Ice Pops are BOGO at Kroger! You’ll pay as low as $3.24 each, which makes stocking up for the warmer days ahead super easy. Don’t miss out on this buy one, get one deal while it lasts.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
Let’s talk BOGO. Kroger has a bunch of Buy One, Get One FREE deals happening right now, and if you play your cards right, you could walk out with twice the goods for half the price. But here’s the catch; how the deal rings up depends on your store’s region. Some will give you the second item totally free (equal or lesser value), while others will just ring both items at 50% off. Either way, you’re still winning.
Scroll down for the full list of current BOGO deals happening at Kroger.
Kroger stores and affiliates ring Buy One Get One Free sales up differently depending on where you are located. Some will ring them up half price/half price and some will ring them up full price and zero (a true buy one get one free). To find out how your store handles BOGOs, simply look at the shelf tag and it will tell you. Why does this matter? Two reasons: You CANNOT use a coupon on an item that rings up zero, but you can for an item that is half off. ALSO, if your store ring up half price, then you only have to buy one to get that deal.
