Family Dollar Ad 2/3: Best Sales & Deals


Here are the best deals I spotted in the Family Dollar ad for February 3 - 9, 2013.

As always, I recommend you print out the Family Dollar coupon policy and keep it in your binder for future reference.

Don't forget you can stack Family Dollar coupons with manufacturer coupons for the best deals -- just be sure to read the fine print before you shop, as there are often limits on like items bought per transaction. 



Best deals in the 2/3 Family Dollar ad

  • Select Glad food storage bags -- on sale for $1.25 per box with in-ad coupon.  Use this $1 off coupon (registration required) and get yours for just a quarter!  *stockpile price*
  • Kraft mac & cheese -- priced at $1 per blue box.  Buy three and use this $1 off 3 coupon (sort by Food to find it faster.)   Your price falls to 66 cents each.
  • Knorr rice & pasta sides -- priced at $1 per packet.  Buy two and use the 50 cents off 2 coupon from the 1/27 Red Plum insert.  Your price drops to 75 cents each.
  • M&Ms -- 11.4 to 12.6oz bags on sale for $2 each, limit 4 per transaction.  Buy two and use the $1.50 off 2 coupon from the 1/27 Red Plum insert.  Your price drops to $1.25 per bag.
  • Glad trash bags -- select varieties on sale for $3.50 per box after in-ad coupon.  Stack this $2 off coupon (it's on the Food Lion site, but it's a manufacturer coupon) and get yours for $1.50 per bag!  *stockpile price*
  • Nabisco products -- Ritz or Oreos priced at $2 each.  Buy two and use the 75 cents off 2 coupon from the 1/27 Smartsource insert.  Your price falls to $3.25 for both boxes, or $1.63 each.
  • Irish Spring body wash or multipack of bar soap -- priced at $3 each.  Use the $1 off coupon from the 1/20 Smartsource and snag yours for two bucks.
  • Purina products -- Spend $15 or more and save $3 with in-ad coupon.  You can stack manufacturer coupons with this, but you must hit $15 after those manufacturer coupons in order to use the Family Dollar coupon.

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