RVA Deals
This weekend is a sales tax holiday in Virginia! Quick, go buy all the school supplies and clothing/footwear that you need. Note: rubber pants are eligible. In other news, tomatos are on sale!
Editor’s note: Also, guys, this weekend is a sales tax holiday in Virginia. School supplies under $20 and clothing/footwear under $100 are eligible. The list of eligible clothing is pretty bizarre–a sampling: neckties, rubber pants, insoles, fur coats, children & adult diapers, lingerie, choir/altar clothing, and corset laces.
Get more information over at the Department of Taxation.
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As part of Kroger’s current Cartbuster sale, check online each day now through August 16 for the “Deal of the Day”, usually an e-coupon for a free item that can be loaded to your Plus card. Only a limited number are available and they go fast.
Meat Top Pick
- Wholesome@Home Rotisserie Chicken $3.99 at Kroger
Veggie Top Pick
- Hanover tomatoes $.89/lb at Kroger
Fruit Top Pick
- Red or black plums $1.39/lb at Kroger
Refrigerated Top Pick
- Shedd’s Spread Country Crock $1.89 at MARTIN’S.
Use the $0.40 coupon from the 7/31 RedPlum.
Staples Top Picks
- Skippy Peanut Butter $2 at MARTIN’S.
Use $0.75 coupon from the 7/31 RedPlum to get it for $1
Snacks & Sweets Top Pick
- Splenda Essentials (Splenda packets with B vitamins, antioxidants or fiber added) $3.49 at MARTIN’S and $3 at Food Lion.
Use the $3 coupon from Sunday’s SmartSource coupon insert to get it for cheap or free.
Beverage Top Pick
- Coca-Cola Fridge Pack or 8-Pack “4 for $11” at MARTIN’S
Must buy 4, lesser quantities $3.99 each.
Household Top Pick
- Tide detergent (24-40 loads) $4.99 each when you buy 2 at Kroger
$5.99 each when purchasing one. Available coupons: $1 off from 7/31 P&G coupon insert, $2 off Tide Powder from 7/17 Smartsource.
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Notice: Comments that are not conducive to an interesting and thoughtful conversation may be removed at the editor’s discretion.
Re: the $2 peanut butter at Martin’s. If you use the 75 cent coupon, does Martin’s give you the extra 25 cents? You said it only costs a dollar. Not familiar with Martin’s coupon policy.
BHW – Yes, sorry for not being clear on the math! MARTIN’S doubles coupons up to a $1 value – so they “double” a $.75 coupon with an extra $.25 savings to make the total discount $1. Same with a $.55 coupon – value “doubles” to $1 after an extra $.45 savings.
Only one of each kind of coupon will double
Regarding Kroger’s “Deal of the Day” coupons – they aren’t for free items this time unfortunately BUT quantities aren’t nearly as limited as they have been before. Today you can load a coupon for $2 off Cottonelle toilet paper!
Alison, Thanks for clearing up the Martin’s coupon policy.
Does Kroger also “double” the 55 cent or 75 cent coupons?
BTW, glad you’re back!