They have all the major southern grocery stores, drugstores and even Target! So far, I have used the site for shopping at Bloom, Harris Teeter, and Lowes Foods.
Instead of trying to describe it all, I am going to show you how Southern Savers made the most of my visit to Harris Teeter ‘Super Doubles’ (where they double coupons of $1.98 or less). Note: My example is for a grocery store special event, but Southern Savers saves you money by finding the best deals on non-event weeks too!
I clicked the Harris Teeter tab at the top and the top entry was for the deals of the week. There you find all the deals at HT and the corresponding coupons, if there are any. You will notice that a lot of the deals have printable coupons, so if you don’t have coupon cut from a newspaper or something, no worries! Print it right there!
As you go through the (wonderfully long) list of deals, you can click in the boxes on the left and when you are finished it produces a list for you to print and take to the store. How easy? You don’t even have to write anything down! (You can also print it without the coupon info.)
I also purchased some items that were not listed on Southern Savers because they were not on sale. I just used coupons for those. You just have to take your coupons to the store and make the call there. Are they a good deal? Some stores (HT and Lowes Foods for example) have websites where you can order groceries online. I just use these sites to see the price of items I have coupons for. It’s easier than hunting the items down in the store.
I paid $24.01 for all these items. Full price these groceries would be $61.77!
(Granted, that is Harris Teeter prices, but still a great deal!)
61% off
(There are 2 Barilla Pastas there; you can’t really see the back one)
So Readers, try it out! What have you got to lose?
A big Thank You to Southern Savers creator Jenny and to the people of www.southernsavers.com!
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