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Tracie is a stay at home mom to three young children; ages 3, 5 and 7 in Raymore, Missouri.
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I couldn’t find the Farmland coupon, can you point me in the right direction, I’ve looked all over their facebook page. Thanks
FYI, if you sign up on Farmland.com to receive emails and promotions, they MIGHT send you an email with a link to a .55 off any Farmland product coupon. I had signed up in July, never printed the coupon, but just went back through my emails and found the link, and was able to print it twice. Hope that helps!
If you go to the link for the Campbell’s Great for Cooking soups, there is also a coupon for $1/5 condensed soups (excluding Great for Cooking) — that coupon can be used on the tomato and chicken noodle soups. However, with the limit of 4 from HyVee, I’m wondering if they would charge the non-sale price for the 5th soup? If so, that might not be such a good deal. Too bad, b/c if you could get all 5, they’d be $0.19/can! Do you know how that would work, Tracie?
@Corrie~If I were you I would price match the soup at Wal-mart, which usually
(YMMV) doesn’t care about limits, especially when it’s only 1 more. Then use your coupon for the final price of .19/can. HTH
Corrie: That’s correct. Hyvee’s registers will automatically charge you full price for the 5th can (if there is a limit of 4).
@Corrie, I just signed up for Farmland’s newsletter and got the $.55 coupon! (Printed twice, too) Thanks for the tip!!