These are the best deals I see this week at Dillons.
Produce
New Crop Tree Ripe Yellow Peaches .99 lb.
Ripe Sweet Cantaloupe 1.88 each
Washington Fresh Red Rhubarb 1.99 lb.
10 lb. Kroger Value Russet Potatoes 2.99
Meat
Tyson Chicken 6.99
Use 1.00/1 Bring Hope to the Table eQ (Grilled Chicken Breast Strips)
Total=$5.99
Pork Loin Assorted, Center Cut or Loin Cut Chops BIGI Free (scans 50% off) regularly 3.29-4.19lb.
Tennessee Pride Sausage Gravy or Armour LunchMakers 10/$10
Tennessee Pride Fresh Roll or Fully Cooked Link or Patty Sausage 4/$10
Oscar Mayer Beef Franks 2/$6
Use 1.00/2 MF
Total=2/$5
Oscar Mayer Meat Wieners or Bologna or Cotto Salami 4/$10
Use 1.00/2 MF
Total=2/$4.00
Oscar Mayer Tub or Wallet Pack Lunchmeat 2/$6
Use 1.00/2 MF
Total=2/$5.00
Other Grocery Products
Daisy Sour Cream 1.69
Use .50/1
Total= $0.69
Sara Lee Classic White or Classic Wheat Bread 1.68
Use 1.00/1 MF
Total= .68!
Kraft Cheese Bars or Shreds 6-8 oz or Individually Wrapped Slices 12 oz Select Varieties 1.77
Use 1.00/2 IP (mine expire soon)
Total= $2.54/2 or 1.27 each!
Pepsi Cola .84 wyb
Pillsbury Grands, Crescents or Sweet Rolls 1.88
Use .50/1 any or .30/2 Grands Biscuits or .40/2 Crescants
Total= $0.88/1 or $3.16/2
I Can't Believe It's Not Butter 1.69
Use .60/2 or 1.00/2 MF
Total= $2.38/2 or $1.19 each
Hot, Lean or Croissant Pockets 1.77
Use .40/1 Hope to the Table eQ
Total=$1.37
Knorr Noodle or Rice Side Dishes 10/$10
Use .60/2 MF and .75/2 cellfire eQ
Total=$0.25/2
Kroger Value Cereal .99
Yoplait Yogurt 20/$10
Use .40/6 MF & .50/6 cellfire eQ & .40/6 shortcuts eQ &/or 1.00/10 Bring Hope to the Table eQ
Total=$1.30/6 or .22 each
iI you buy 12 use two .40/6 MF making these $2.50/12 about .21 each
Household Products
Pampers Jumbo Sized Diapers 9.49
Use 2.00/1 MF and 1.00/1 p&g esaver (if you haven’t used it yet.)
Total= $6.49
Let me know if I missed something.
Happy Savings!
Erica
My Dillons had tear pads for 50 cents off Kraft cheese right in the dairy section. Those of course doubled making cheese 77 cents a bag! I'm sure there are more tear pads around the city.
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