The 01/11 Amazon Fresh ad has some great deals like BOGO Taylor Farms salad kits; Aplenty kettle chips are still on sale for $1.99. This is the second week without a coupon; next week (not yet posted) is also coupon-bare 🙂  My guess is we’ve seen the last of the weekly offerings, but might turn up before Holidays, to pull in customers.

You all know of my love affair with Amazon Fresh.  I have gloried in their prepared foods, 89¢ baguettes and great all-around prices. Until yesterday.

Needed a couple of baguettes and since I was already there, hello clearance peanut butter cups!  Total transaction was under $5.  I never use scan and go, instead checking out with a cashier because I don’t trust Jeff Bezos.  Just because he loans money to God doesn’t mean he can’t want more.

Last night I was checking emails and I had TWO receipts from Amazon Fresh – my receipt and a $15 transaction from the person checking out after me.  HUH?  Thinking it might be a glitch, I checked Discover and yes, indeedy, both charges showed.

Called the number at the bottom of the receipt (same number on cards at customer service) where it took three tries to get through to a working number.  Last time ended up in a country where modern telecommunications have yet to land; I was told there was nothing they could do and I’d have to return to the Amazon Fresh store…which I just did.

Obviously the store manager gave me immediate credit, but had no idea of how it could have happened.  She suggested calling customer service, but since I’d already played that game, no.

Amazon Fresh doesn’t really have a social media presence, unless it’s a secret squirrel-type membership.  Last FB post was in 2021.

Bottom line is to be very careful and check emails and the credit/debit card you use to pay.  Oh, and I’m returning all the clearance candy – who wants chocolate peanut butter powder cups 🙁

The 01/11 Amazon Fresh ad has some great deals like BOGO Taylor Farms salad kits; Aplenty kettle chips are still on sale for $1.99.  Since this is the second week with no coupon, maybe it’s time to say it was good while it lasted 🙂

Had a huge pot of Italian beef cooked, but naturally they all wanted something from Amazon Fresh, so into the car we hopped. Some clearance of note, like Patak’s Major Grey chutney (mango/ginger) for only $2.06 a jar – normally over $5!  Chutney is an Indian spread, but considered a relish in this country, although not as sweet as something like pickle relish.  Check your own store on the APP to see your price.

Editor’s picks, Goodreads favorites, Pulitzer Prize winners and best of all, LOTS of series books included in this Amazon deal today.  No Kindle – No problem!  Download the free APP and use any device you choose.

The 01/04 Amazon Fresh ad has great prices like 69¢ for Happy Belly frozen veggies and veggie blends; there’s also a deal on popcorn at $1.99 a bag.  I say this as I’m about to overdose from Skinny Pop poisoning!   I’m seriously drooling over the BOGO 50% soups since that clam chowder is incredible.  Note these prices are only valid for the stores listed.

As posted last week, the Amazon Fresh ad has great prices plus a shiny new to us coupon:  $5/$15 bakery department purchase.  How nice that it lines up with $7.99 cheesecakes 🙂   Russet potatoes are once again $2.69/5 lbs.  BOGO Colossal size raw shrimp.  Aplenty sweets are BOGO. Lots of 20% discounts available to Prime members. Note these prices are only valid for the stores listed

The 12/28 Amazon Fresh ad has great prices plus the return of the $10 off $20 prepared foods coupon! Butter chicken, tiki masala, curries and more should reduce your holiday cooking to zip (make your own rice, please).  Russet potatoes are still $2.69/5 lbs; kale bunches are 99¢, if you’re going for greens with your Hoppin’ John for New Year’s Day.  Note these prices are only valid for the stores listed.