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.
:: Coupon Match-Up::
General Mills Cereal (10.7-12.8 oz) - $1.99
Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Trix or Golden Grahams
$0.60/1 Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal printable coupon
$0.50/1 Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal printable coupon
$0.50/1 Cinnamon Toast Crunch Cereal printable coupon
$1/2 Select General Mills Cereal printable coupon
$1/2 Select General Mills Cereal - 12/11/11 SS
= $1.39 to $1.49 each after coupon
Old Orchard Apple Cocktails (64 oz) - $1.99
$0.50/1 Old Orchard Juice printable coupon
= $1.49 after coupon
Gorton's Fish Sticks, Portions or Shrimp Poppers (19.2-24.5 oz) - $2.99
$1/2 Gorton's Products printable coupon
$0.50/1 Gorton's Items - 1/01/12 SS
= $2.49 each after coupon
Fast Fixin's Chicken Nuggets, Strips or Popcorn Chicken (31-43.2 oz) - $3.99
$1/1 Fast Fixin's printable coupon (join Fanatics)
= $2.99 after coupon
:: Other Good Deals ::
Frozen Boneless Chicken Breast - $1.29 lb.
Boneless Pork Loin Roast - $1.99 lb.
80% Lean Ground Beef (sold in 2 lb. pkg) - $2.49 lb.
Green Peppers - $0.50 each
Yellow Onions (3 lb. bag) - $1.00
Dole Garden Salad (12 oz) - $1.00
Carrots (2 lb. bag) -$1.00
Red or Golden Delicious Apples (5 lb. bag) - $2.99
Potatoes (10 lb. bag) - $2.99
California Navel Oranges (8 lb. bag) - $4.99
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That's a fantastic deal on boneless, skinless, chicken breast. My store had it in the Styrofoam tray packs rather than the IQF bags. Do you have any experience with Save-a-lot meat?
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ReplyDeleteHi - I can't remember if I've bought meat at Save-A-Lot or not. If I have it's been a very long time.
Save-A-Lot is under the Supervalue umbrella just like Shop 'n Save is. I would image it would be close to the same quality. At that price it's worth buying one package and giving it a try.