Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label yogurt. Show all posts

16 November 2018

New @Publix #Freebie Digital #Coupon #Yogurt

Check your publix.com account, there's a digital coupon available --- baring all impressions having been claimed --- for a FREE (up to $1.64) ONE CUP any flavor YQ by Yoplait™ that expires 28-Nov-2018.

Load your ecoupon to claim a FREE Yogurt!

29 October 2018

The Next @Kroger #FreeFridayDownload? Yogurt!

Up Next Friday!


Kroger Free Friday Download: One FREE Chobani Flip or A Hint of Flavor Greek Yogurt (5.3 oz.). Download your digital coupon between 12am-11:59pm PT on November 2. Redeem by Sunday, November 18. Available in most stores.

30 September 2018

My Fun Shopping Deals Saturday Edition! #Coupons #MoneyMaker #NationalCoffeeDay

Was out a bit this weekend running errands & doing it up for National Coffee Day. I'd noticed that the Kroger Free Friday Download (FFD) item was a free YQ by Yoplait Yogurt with ultra-filtered milk (the new dairy buzz trend).

Picked up a Mango one yesterday, currently on sale for $1.34 at Kroger (MSRP $1.49), but of course it was free with my FFD ecoupon. Then I submitted the receipt to Savingstar to redeem a previously activated offer for $0.30 back on the purchase of one YQ by Yoplait Yogurt that was set to expire today.

My cashback rebate (or post-purchase coupon) has already posted to my Savingstar account, which means I not only got a free cup of yogurt, but also got paid 30-cents to eat it.

It's always fun when deals coincide like this and you can be paid to shop!

25 September 2018

#TriedIt: Redwood Hill Farm Blueberry Goat Milk Yogurt! #GotItFree

I happened upon a free product coupon for Redwood Hill Farm Goat Milk Yogurt, 6oz cup, up to $3.20 about a month ago and printed it out. I put it in my "offers to redeem" envelope so I could get one to try, if I found the product in a store. Over the weekend, my sister located it at an area Sprouts and got a Blueberry flavored one for me. (I always mention products for which I'm keeping an eye out to my sisters as they still go out to stores regularly. I will often just hand them coupons and say, "if you see this, grab one" ---sometimes for me, sometimes for themselves.) The product was $2.19 at Sprouts.

I haven't eaten many goat's milk products. After I discovered as a child that I don't like feta (which seems to be a main way that most Americans first encounter goat's milk) and the few other goat's milk derived products I've tried over the years, I shied away from it. The products have been a bit more tangy than my palette likes. But this yogurt was good. It was mild, creamy and smooth, with a good consistency and real blueberries. I would buy the product, again here and there, but I still prefer cow's milk products. Just my personal preference. However, this product made me realize that I don't have a particular issue with goat's milk itself, merely the method it's usually prepared.

Perhaps, it's sheep's milk with which I have issue... Hmmm.

23 September 2018

Kroger #FreeFridayDownload Next Week: Yogurt With Ultra-Filtered Milk! #NewProduct

Coming up Next Week!


Kroger Free Friday Download: One FREE YQ by Yoplait Yogurt with Ultra-Filtered Milk (5.3 oz., select varieties). Download your digital coupon between 12am-11:59pm PT on September 28. Redeem by Sunday, October 14. Available in most stores.

01 September 2018

Kroger #FreeFridayDownload Next Week: Yogurt!

Coming up Next Week!


Kroger Free Friday Download: One FREE Stonyfield Organic Yogurt Kids Pouch (3.5 oz., select varieties). Download your digital coupon between 12am-11:59pm PT on September 7. Redeem by Sunday, September 23. Available in most stores.

11 April 2017

#MailCall: #ProductTrials & #Samples #NonProfits #Causes #TryB4

Looks like I'll be trying and reviewing some vitamins over the next few weeks, as I received a product trial kit yesterday via UPS. I also got an Amazon order, a coupon for a free Noosa Yogurt, some lovely (surprise) note cards from The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation along with a donation request, and some organic mesclun lettuce seeds from Tasty Bite's The Good Seed program where one is provided with free seeds to grow produce and asked to share a successful harvest with a local food bank. I participated last year, but unfortunately the seeds I received never propagated. (Although I tended to them diligently, I think the extreme drought may have been too much for squash.) Hopefully, this round will bear fruit.

I'm nearly ready to start planting my garden this year.