Below are the highlights of this week’s Publix ad starting this Thursday or Wednesday (depending on where you live). I tried to post all of the deals below that are priced at $1.00 or less. I am also posting a couple of higher priced deals that are note worthy. (I am only showing the best coupon matchups. If you do not have the coupons below, go to the entire sales/ad matchup to see every single coupon available for each sales item) To see this week’s entire Publix sales ad/coupon matchups, go HERE. Remember that coupons are often regional so you may not find every coupon shown in the matchups below in your inserts.
**Also – make sure you click the link at the bottom of this post that says “Display All Matchups” so that you don’t miss out on any of the deals below
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Frito-Lay Family Size Snacks, Lay’s Classic or Ruffles Potato Chips, Cheetos, Tostitos, Doritos, Fritos Scoops!, or Munchies, assorted, 13.5-22 oz bag, BOGO $4.99 for two
-FREE Stax Chips wyb Frito Lay Family Size Chip, exp. 3/16/12 (Publix Yellow Advantage)
-$1.50/3 Cheetos or Fritos, exp. 3/17/12 (Pepsi Moments 02/26/12)
**Buy 4 Cheetos and/or Fritos, Buy 1 Stax chips, use one $1.50/3, use one FREE Stax Chips, makes them $1.70 each
Out of curiosity why not get 4 stax?
Good question
I try to be conservative with Publix store coupons – especially since many of them state, “Limit one coupon per customer.” Many stores only allow only one “like” Publix coupon per transaction. You are welcome to ask your store’s customer service if they will accept more then one 
And, I should add that if the coupon does not state, “limit one per customer or transaction”, then technically, you should be able to use four
Oh my goodness! I had to respond to your post! I just went to Publix. I got 2 Doritos BOGO $4.99. I also had a coupon that I had a tearpad coupon I found in store a while ago Buy 2 Tostitos get a free Baked Lays. The Lays are also BOGO. I completely forgot about the Stax. I was at the register checking out and the manager (pushing a cartload of Stax) comes up to me looks at my cart, “Did you get any Stax?” He proceeds to give me 4 cans of Stax and tells the cashier the code to use from the store coupon!
-2 Doritos $4.99 BOGO ($0.75 off two)
-2 Family size Tostitos $4.99 BOGO
-2 Baked Lays $3.99 BOGO (tearpad- free baked Lays when you buy 2 Tostitos)
-4 Lays Stax $1.69 ea.
Total due – $9.23
$0.92 each!!
You are able to get 4 Stax, b/c the deal is 1 Stax per family size chip. i brought 6 bags of Tostitos and got 6 free stacks, of course i had 6 free stax coupons.
The Land O Lakes MIR B1G1 offer is dated between 1/1/12 and 2/29/12. Outdated
Oh – thank you Nancy! Will update my posts now.
I can’t seem to find the clorox clean up toilet bowl cleaner. Is it under a different zip code?
I don’t usually post negative comments, but I just wanted to give a head’s up on this new product. I purchased a box of Simply Sensible “Beef Pot Roast and Gravy” in the refrigerated section of my local grocer, Publix, assuming that the “THE BIGGEST LOSER” endorsement logo on the box meant that it was a sensibly portioned version of what I really desired, an entire pot roast. The photo clearly shows CHUNKS of beef, with bits of carrots and potatoes in a thick, gravy sauce. BITS is a very accurate description for the vegetables, I must say, because they were B(arely) I(n) T(he) S(auce)! Not only are the carrots and potatoes nearly non-existent, there ARE NO MEAT CHUNKS in this bag!!!! It is 99% GRAVY!!!!! A paragraph on the back of the box proclaims: “Enjoy an effortless sit down dinner of fork-tender beef pot roast, diced redskin potatoes, vegetables, and luscious brown gravy that delivers all the flavors you want, minus the guilt.” Minus the GUILT??? The guilt must all be in the MEAT because it is all missing! EFFORTLESS eating with this dinner is completely accurate, however, because you only have to use a STRAW! There aren’t even any STRINGS of meat in this GRAVY! To add insult to injury, the entire box has to be broken down into 2.5 servings just to meet (or should that be MEAT?!!) the 120 Calorie limit! Of course, Simply Sensible has their presumably small rear ends covered by typing in extremely small print under the photo “Serving Suggestion”. I suggest that if you have any desire to get any facsimile of a palatable pot roast dinner from this product, you pour the entire contents of this package over a heaping pile of POT ROAST!