Most Save-A-Lot stores are independently owned. Corporately, they advocate for stores to accept coupons, but it is up to the individual owners on whether or not they do.
I haven't had any problems using coupons at the few stores I've shopped at in the St Louis area. But, before you shop, it's a good idea to ask the store manager what their coupon policy is.
Take a look at Save-A-Lots current ad. Since stores are independently owned, some stores might not run the ad. Check online before you go.
Sign up for the Smart Shopper Club and get a $5 off $25 coupon.
:: Coupon Match-Up::
Libby's Pineapple (20 oz) - $0.99
$1/2 Libby's Fruit - 8/28/11 RP and 11/13/11 RP
= $0.49 each wyb 2 after coupon
Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate (6 ct) - $1.00
$0.50/2 Swiss Miss - 11/13/11 SS
= $0.75 each wyb 2
Totino's Pizza (9.8-10.7 oz) - $1.00
$1/5 Totino's Crisp Crust Party Pizza - 10/02/11 GM and 9/11/11 GM
= $0.80 each wyb 5 after coupon
:: Other Good Deals ::
Whole Chicken - $0.79 lb.
Sugardale Bone-In Shank Portion Ham - $1.19 lb.
Farmington Pork Sausage - $1.99 lb.
Ground Chuck (sold in 2 lb. pkg) - $2.49 lb.
Sweet Potatoes - $0.49 lb.
Celery - $0.79 stalk
Idaho Potatoes ( 5 lb. bag) - $1.89
Gala or Granny Smith Apples (3 lb. bag) - $2.49
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That's the most "EXPENSIVE" 5lb bag of potatoes I've EVER seen! lol (typo Jeri)
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ReplyDeleteOops! Those are some expensive potatoes. Thanks for catching my typo.