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Publix Coupon Matchups: Apr 15 – 21

Posted on Tuesday, April 14th, 2015 at 4:00 pm
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Welcome to this week’s Publix Coupon Matchups! Below are the best deals this week but be sure to click the button below to see ALL of this week’s coupon matchups! Please note that prices can vary by region.

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B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

$10 OFF $50 Gas Card wyb $50 or more Groceries Purchase In Ad Publix Coupon

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Lysol Disinfecting Wipes, 75 – 80 ct – $2.39

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

Final Price: $1.89

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Pork, Loin Chops, Boneless – $2.75

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

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Scotties Facial Tissue, 60 – 120 ct – $0.63

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

  • $0.50/1 Scotties Facial Tissues – 3-22-15 RP; Includes Multipk or (3) Single Boxes (exp. 04/22/15)
Final Price: $0.30

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Skippy Peanut Butter, 16.3 oz – $1.59

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

Final Price: $1.04

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Truvia Nature’s Calorie Free Sweetener, 40 ct – $1.90

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

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Final Price: $0.15
Use $.75/1 Coupon; Combine with $1/1 Publix Coupon

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Weight Watchers String Cheese or Cheese Sticks, 10 oz – $2.39

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

Final Price: $1.64

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Yoplait Go-Gurt, 8 ct – $1.38

B1G1 Sale Priced Based On Purchasing A Single Item

Final Price: $0.58
Beverages

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Coca-Cola Products, 12 pk 12 oz cans – $4.99 – B2G1

Stacks With 

  • $2.00/2 Dr. Pepper (Publix Coupon) – Publix Grocery Advantage Buy Flyer (Valid from 4-4-15); Includes 12 pk 12 oz cans (exp. 04/24/15)
Final Price: $1.66
Buy 3; Use (3) $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $2/2 Publix if Dr. Pepper is considered a Coca Cola Product in your area
Breakfast & Cereal

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Kellogg’s Pop Tarts Toaster Pastries, 12 pk – $2.50

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  • $1.00/2 Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts (Publix Coupon) – Publix “Family Celebrations” Booklet; Includes 12 ct (exp. 04/21/15)
Out-of-Pocket Price: $1.00
Final Price: Free
Buy 2; Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $1/2 Publix Coupon; Submit for $1/1 Rebate
Dairy

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Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Milk, 64 oz – $2.50

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  • $0.75/1 Blue Diamond Almond Breeze Refrigerated Almondmilk (Publix Coupon) – Publix Grocery Advantage Buy Flyer (Valid from 4-4-15); Includes 1/2 gal or 96 oz (exp. 04/24/15)
Final Price: $0.75
Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $.75/1 Publix Coupon

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Eggland’s Best Large Eggs, 12 ct – $2.29
    • $0.35/1 Eggland’s Best Eggs – 2-1-15 SS (exp. 05/01/15)
    • $0.50/1 Eggland’s Best Eggs – 2-1-15 SS (exp. 05/01/15)
    • $1.00/2 Eggland’s Best Eggs – 2-1-15 SS (exp. 05/01/15)

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Out-of-Pocket Price: $1.29
Final Price: $0.79
Use $.50/1 Coupo; Submit for $.50/1 Rebate
Home Supplies

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Quilted Northern Bathroom Tissue, 12 pk Double Roll – $6.00

Stacks With 

Final Price: $4.25
Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $.75/1 Target Coupon
Pharmacy

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Claritin Allergy Medicine, 30 ct – $18.99

Excludes: Claritin D

Stacks With 

  • $5.00/1 Claritin or Claritin D (Publix Coupon) – Publix “Seasonal & Year-Round Allergies” Booklet; Incudes 15 ct or Larger (exp. 04/30/15)
Final Price: $8.99
Use $5/1 Coupon; Combine with $5/1 Publix Coupon
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