They are currently 3/$4 making them approx 1.33 ea. If you have any $1 coupons left, that will make them only .33 ea.

Does Freds double coupons? B/c there is also a 0.75/1 coupon exp 3/15

And... I think there is a $1/1 printable somewhere... maybe boodle.

The printable that I found is here

Free baby coupons , baby coupons and baby special offers - YOU&yourfamily.com

Register, download and print away. -1/1 exp 9/30

Last time I was at this website, they had $1/1 and you could print it up to 10xs You do have to register to access the coupons but they are not spammers. There are lots of other coupons at this website also

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ps My FM does not double. I have heard that some do though. I guess its a YMMV.

Just wondering.......what does everyone do with diced tomatoes?

I always buy crushed for marinara but am curious about your uses for diced?

Lynda, Fred's doubles on Saturdays, but only certain hours and I don't remember what that timespan is. Different stores have different rules as usual! The one on Randleman Road in G'boro doubles all day Saturday up to $ .70, no limits on how many. Now, as usual, YMMV.........we haven't gotten there yet and that is what DH was told at the time.

My Fred's says NO PRINTABLES!! but they do double on Saturdays. They also will not let you use FREES if you are not buying anything else. I was not impressed with their coupon policy.

Just an FYI: muir glenn sends awsome coups if you write and ask for them!

I like more of a real like texture in marinara, soups, chili, salsa, etc. IF I have to buy salsa, which is seldom, I buy the biggest, chunkiest stuff I can find! I do use crushed & sauce with the diced, but prob 1 to 4 with diced being 4.

Mine doesnt double, but does take ip coupons. I dont know about that clause for frees... I usually pick up other stuff and toss frees in with it.

I think it just varies by store and your cashier.

And I use the diced tomatoes as the PP does, basically whenever tomato sauce is used, I used the diced tomatoes with a can of tomato paste instead.