Fry’s Weekly Deals 2/3- 2/9

by Melissa on February 3, 2010

in Fry's Weekly Deals

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frys logo So many good deals this week- make sure you scroll down, it is a long list! Fry’s is a Kroger Affiliate, many of the deals are the same, however, you should check your ad for any regional differences.

Also, don’t forget to take your reusable bags and get $.05 off for each bag used! Note: Fry’s doubles coupons up to $1.00 every day, prices listed reflect that.

Wholly Guacamole or Salsa $1
-
$1/1 (1/31 RP or 1/3 SS)
=FREE

Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast $1.67 lb

Hebrew National Franks $2.50
-$1/1 printable
=$1.50 after coupon

Colgate Total Whitening Toothpaste $1.67
-$1/1 (1/31 SS)
=$.67 after coupon

Bar-S Jumbo Meat Franks $.67
-$1/2 printable
=$.17 each after coupon

The Mega Event Continues at Fry’s: Buy 10 items and Save $5 (no limit)
*Prices listed assume 10 in a transaction

Rotel Tomatoes $.49
-
$.30/1 (1/24 SS)
=FREE after coupon

Hunt’s Tomatoes $.49
-$.45/3 (1/24 SS)
=$.19 each after coupon

Capri Sun, 10 pk $1.49
-$1/2 printable
=$.99 each after coupon

Sobe Lifewater $.49
-Buy 1, Get 1 FREE (IE) or (FF)
=$.24 each after coupon

Chex Mix $1.49
-$.50/1 Chocolate Chex mix printable (coupons.com)
-$.50/1 any printable (coupons.com)
=$.49 after coupon

Nature Valley Granola Bars $1.99
-$.40/1 printable (coupons.com) and printable (smartsource)
=$.99 each after coupon

Fiber One Bars $1.99
-$.40/1 printable (coupons.com)
=$.99 after coupon

Quaker Chewy Granola Bars $1.49
-$1/2 printable (redplum) 
=$.99 each after coupon

Quaker Rice Snacks $.49
-$.75/1 (1/10 RP)
=FREE after coupon

Pepperidge Farm Goldfish $.88
-$.75/1 Goldfish
=FREE after coupon

Planters Mixed Nuts or Cashews $2.49
-$1/2 printable
=$1.99 each after coupon

Frank’s Red Hot Sauce $1.19
-$.50/1 (1/24 SS)
=$.19 after coupon

French’s Classic Yellow Mustard, Honey, or Honey Dipping Sauce $1.19
-$.50/1 (1/24 SS)
=$.19 after coupon

Birds Eye Steamfresh Veggies $1.49
-$.35/1 (1/10 SS)
=$.79 after coupon

Birds Eye Steamfresh Meals $5.99
-$1.50/1 printable (coupons.com) 
=$4.49 after coupon

Pillsbury Toaster Strudel $1.49
-$.55/2 printable (coupons.com)
=$.99 each after coupon

Sargento Cheese $1.49
-$.50/1 (1/3 SS) or
=$.50/2 (1/31 SS)
=as low as $.49 after coupon

Kraft Cheese $1.49
-$1/2 printable (coupons.com)
=$.99 each after coupon

Velveeta Deluxe $.99
-$1/2 printable
=$.49 each after coupon

Philadelphia Cream Cheese $.99
-$1/4 printable
=$.74 each after coupon

Velveeta Cheese $3.79
-$1/1 printable
=$2.79 after coupon

Promise Spread $.99
-$.65/1 (1/31 RP)
=FREE after coupon

I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter $.99
-$1/2 (1/31 RP) or
-$1/1 (11/15 RP) or
-$1 Coupon (IE) or Coupon (FF)
=as low as FREE after coupon

Clausen Pickles $2.49
-$1/1 printable
=$1.49 after coupon

Solo Tableware $1.49
-$1/1 (12/6 SS or 1/24 SS)
=$.49 after coupon

For coupon basics, visit Couponing 101 and 10 Tips to Increase Your Coupon Stash. You may also find Stocking Up: Hitting the Sales and Coupon Lingo helpful.

This post is part of BeCentsAble’s Grocery Gathering.

If you don’t see your store listed on my blog, please check out BeCentsable’s Grocery Gathering for an extensive list of grocery stores and blogs that cover the best deals!

Wow, that is a big list! Did I miss anything?

-Melissa

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{ 9 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Janice February 5, 2010 at 6:55 am

Can you tell me what Fry’s (and other stores like Walmart) policy is on internet coupons as far as how many of the same type you can use per transaction? I’m a beginner and I had 4 Smart Balance coupons and was purchasing 4 Smart Balance products. The cashier first said they didn’t accept photocopies. I told her they were printed, not copies. She said since you can only print one internet coupon, she could only take one of the same internet coupons. She went ahead and ran my purchases through but muttered that she would “get a memo.” Ever since, because I don’t like being embarrassed at the checkout stand, I only use one type of internet coupon at each store. It’s cumbersome. I have 5 or 6 Kraft cheese coupons, but have to go back every day to use them. Thanks for any advice you can give on this.

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2 Melissa February 8, 2010 at 8:42 am

Hi Janice,

Sorry for the delay! (Thanks to those who answered!) Actually, you can print multiples (usually 2 from each computer), but sometimes more of internet coupons. I believe Fry’s policy is to double up 3 of the same coupon, after that, they won’t double anymore. So, what I do if I have multiples is to just make it another transaction. Hope that helps.

Cashiers don’t always know all the policies, so don’t hesitate to talk to customer service, too. They are very friendly (in my experience).

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3 Janice February 19, 2010 at 12:05 pm

Thanks. I wasn’t even asking to double them. I just wanted to use 3 of the same! Now she’s got me all freaked out about it. I will definitely stop by the customer service booth.

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4 Amanda February 7, 2010 at 9:21 am

The policy I was quoted was that you could have three of each coupon per transaction. It seems fair to point out that most printable coupons limit you to two prints each, though a very few offer one, or three or more, and to request a manager, if needed. Fry’s has been trying to push their coupon-friendliness lately, so I wouldn’t be embarrassed about making this request, though I know that’s easier said than done.

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5 Melissa February 8, 2010 at 8:44 am

That is what I experienced, too, Amanda! Thanks for the reply. :)

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6 Ti February 7, 2010 at 10:36 pm

I think it may vary by location and perhaps cashier then. The cashier that I had today, let me use 4 of the Kraft coupons for the cheese in the Mega Sale. And this was actually after she had asked her manager about a previous sale where the coupon itself had said ‘only one per transaction’ – the manager told her in that case they can take 3 of those coupons. I told them that if that was the case, please put 2 of the Kraft cheeses back, and I’d keep my coupon for a later time. The manager reassured me that they weren’t talking about my transaction, and said that I was fine using all of my coupons.

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7 Melissa February 8, 2010 at 8:46 am

Also, the one per transaction here is really saying one coupon for one item in one transaction. Meaning that if you have 1 coupon, it cannot apply to all 3 items in your transaction. You would need 3 items for 3 coupons. Does that help?

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8 Ti February 8, 2010 at 3:10 pm

Yep, it sure does. Thanks, Melissa.

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9 Janice February 8, 2010 at 6:50 am

Thank you for the replies. I’m such a rule-follower, I just want it to be black and white, but I can see it’s not. I’ll talk to customer service at my Fry’s and at least get their take on it. That way I will be able to be assertive.

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