Was wandering the pet food aisle when I noticed this on the Beyond cat food label (it’s also on the dog food). I have to ask myself, though, why is it wrong to feed our pets human/table food, but all the pet foods now (especially those raw ones in tubes) contain meat, vegetables and basically what I feed my family.
Well, the clearance cart was out just a short while ago – odd, so late in the day, but I’m not complaining – and full of various brands of k-cups for $2 a box. Giant Peet’s for $5. I’m not a k-cup fan, but I was tempted by the cartons of O Organics cold brew coffee (top shelf) for only 75¢. Grabbed a bunch of green salsa cans for only 25¢ each, great with the reduced tamales in the meat department! Swiss Miss canisters for 75¢, oh, and I took six Febreze essentials, those new air fresheners that are normally $5.49; here they were $1 and there’s a BOGO coupon in the July P&G. I’m pleased.
And me, the non-drinker (or more precisely, one drink and fall asleep drinker) had to grab a few because the prices were just so insane. Fernet-Branca is a bitter; company founded in Italy in 1845, so they must know what they’re doing and for $6.99 instead of $29.99? Heck. Brandy is probably cheap and nasty, so keep it for baking and Diet Coke; even I know liquor limitations, but $4.99 instead of $16.99 puts it in the cart). St. Germain is a liquor made from elderflowers; is it worth $23.99? Probably not, but for $5.99 it hops in the cart. It’s a Bacardi product introduced in 2007.
Actually stopped in for the 99¢ Lucerne cheese – TODAY ONLY – since that’s one hell of a good price. I only buy the chunks and then shred them myself to avoid the cellulose they coat their shredded line with. Kraft doesn’t use wood, so why does Lucerne? Might as well eat toilet paper… If your store is out (or even if it’s not), get rain checks on the Limit Four cheese.
Check your Jewel because they were clearancing all the Jennie-O ground turkey at my store for $1.99 a package (use or freeze by 6/23/18 date). There is a nice printable $1.50 off purchase of any one JENNIE-O Ground Turkey plus a 85¢ Ibotta rebate (Limit 5) so put them all together and you are getting paid 36¢ for each package you take out the door!
As I sneak-peeked last week, here’s the official Jewel Facebook page and link for your free Cheerios Oat Cinnamon Crunch cereal. Just waltz up to your cashier, say “CHEERIOS” and it’s all free – no tax even! No MyMixx account is required for the Word of the Day deals.
I am living a charmed life lately with all my Jewel clearance finds! These two-pound whole bean coffee bags were only $3 on the clearance cart; below you see 24 cans of Pantene foam conditioner for the shower marked down to $1.29. I’ll use the $5/3 coupon in the June P&G insert to bring down the cost. BTW, a $7 catalina printed out for buying P&G products! Now if we could only score a Hills Bros coupon or rebate.
The Annie’s mac and cheese varieties were 25 and 50¢ a box and Pita loves these – she bought them all! No coupons, but considering the shelf tag was $2.99, a great save.
On Monday, June 18th, we get another Word of the Day Freebie; Oat Crunch Cinnamon Cheerios. Just take your 15.2 oz box up to the register and say “CHEERIOS” to your cashier and bim, bam, boom, free cereal! Word of the Day deals do not require a MyMixx account. I’ll link to the FB page when this deal is posted.
Don’t forget today’s Word of the Day granola freebie!
As I sneak-posted on Monday, here’s the Word of the Day Freebie at Jewel tomorrow, June 15. Grab any of the three varieties of Nature Valley’s Granola Bites, say “GRANOLA” to your cashier and it’s yours for free – no tax, no nuttin’.
One again we’re not getting anything on MyMixx; kinda sucks when we didn’t get a Word of the Day on Friday (but we did Cheerios on Monday). They’ve spoiled us for real world shopping! Curse you, Jojo!
Not just my store, Jewel is clearancing out lots of frozen entrees in many brands and many stores all over. And no, I wasn’t the one who cleared these shelves! No coupons and no room in upright freezer. Prices are very, very good, though.