Publix Coupon Matchups: Jun 24 - 30
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Publix Coupon Matchups: Jun 24 – 30

Posted on Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015 at 2:00 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 Grocery Purchase In­ Ad Coupon

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BIC Muilti- Purpose Lighter, 1 ct – $1.75
  • $2.00/1 Bic Multipurpose Lighter – 5-17-15 SS (exp. 07/06/15)
Final Price: Free

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Heinz Yellow Mustard, 14 oz – $0.99
  • $0.50/1 Heinz Yellow Mustard – 6-21-15 RP; Includes 14 oz or Larger Only; Maximum of 4 Coupons Of Any Kind For The Same Product In The Same Shopping Trip (exp. 08/15/15)
  • $1.00/2 Heinz Tomato Ketchup AND Yellow Mustard (Must Purchase Both) – 6-21-15 RP; Includes Ketchup, 32 oz or Larger Only AND Mustard, 14 oz or Larger Only; Maximum of 4 Coupons Of Any Kind For The Same Product In The Same Shopping Trip (exp. 08/15/15)
Final Price: Free

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Publix Red Seedless Watermelon Chunks, per lb – $1.75

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Purina One SmartBlend Dog Food, 4 lb – $4.25
Final Price: $1.25

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Quaker Cap’ n Crunch, Life or Oatmeal Cereal, 14 – 20 oz – $2.54
    • $1.00/1 Quaker Oatmeal Squares Cereal – 5-17-15 RP (exp. 06/30/15)

Stacks With 

Out-of-Pocket Price: $1.54
Final Price: $0.54
Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $1/1 Rebate

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Quaker Chewy Granola Bars, 6.5 – 7.4 oz – $1.54

Stacks With 

Out-of-Pocket Price: $1.04
Final Price: $0.54
Buy 2; Use (2) $.50/1 Target Coupons; Submit for $1/2 Rebate

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Whole Fruit Sorbet, pint – $1.88
  • $0.50/1 Whole Fruit Product – 6-14-15 RP (exp. 07/26/15)
Final Price: $0.88
Beverages

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Coca-Cola, 12 pk 12 oz cans – $4.99 – B2G2

Excludes: Dasani Sparkling Waters, 12 pk

Stacks With 

Out-of-Pocket Price: $1.49
Final Price: $0.49
Buy 4; Use $2/2 Dr. Pepper Coupons; Submit for $1/1 Rebate (If Dr. Pepper is a Coca Cola Product in Your area)
Cookies, Snacks & Candy

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Pringles Potato Crisps or Tortillas, 5 – 6 oz – $1.49 – $0.99 wyb 4 or more

Excludes: Fat Free Light

    • $1.00/4 Pringles Full Size Cans – 5-17-15 RP; Includes 160 g or Larger Only; Limit 4 Like Coupons In Same Shopping Trip (exp. 06/28/15)

Stacks With 

Out-of-Pocket Price: $0.74
Final Price: Free
Buy 4; Use $1/4 Coupon; Combine with $.75/1 Rebate
Dairy

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Pillsbury Grands!, 16.3 oz – $1.25
Final Price: $0.65

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Yoplait Yogurt, 4 – 6 oz – $0.50

Eligible for $5 OFF wyb $25 Participating Products

Final Price: $0.30
Home Supplies

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Angel Soft Bathroom Tissues, 8 – 24 Double Roll – $5.00

Stacks With 

Final Price: $3.60
Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $0.75/1 Target Coupon

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Sparkle Paper Towels, 6 Big Rolls – $5.00

Stacks With 

Final Price: $3.25
Use $1/1 Coupon; Combine with $.75/1 Target Coupon
Personal Care

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Suave Naturals Hair Care Products, 22.5 oz – $1.25

Love To Shop, Love To Save Here (Week 2 of 3)Excludes: Suave Kids 3 in 1

    • $2.00/2 Suave Professionals Shampoos or Conditioners – 6-21-15 RP; Includes 28 oz Only; Excludes Trial or Travel Size; Maximum 2 Identical Coupons Allowed In Same Shopping Trip (exp. 07/19/15)

Stacks With 

  • $1.00/2 Suave Body Products – Publix Health & Beauty Advantage Flyer (Valid from 6/20/15); Includes Body Wash, 12 oz Only; Hair Care, 4.3 – 12.6 oz or 28 oz; or Lotion, 18 oz (exp. 07/03/15)
Final Price: Free
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