Where to Find the Best Cereal Coupons
Looking for Low Price Breakfast Food? Ways to Save Money on Cereal
Aug 21, 2008
If you’re trying to get enough whole grains in your diet, breakfast is a great place to start. Many cereals offer loads of fiber and don’t cost a lot if you know where to look.
Finding the Best Cereal Coupons
- Coupons.com This site offers 75 cents off Frosted Cheerios, Fruity Cheerios, and Apple and Cinnamon Cheerios. You can also save 55 cents on a box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Or if chocolate is your choice, take advantage of a 75 cent discount on Cocoa Puffs. Simply print out these coupons and bring them to your grocery store. Be sure to use them on double coupon days at your local super market to save even more.
- General Mills If you go to the company’s web site you’ll find coupons for 75 cents off Fiber One, Fiber One Honey Clusters, Fiber One Raisin Bran Clusters, or Fiber One Caramel Delight. Also save 75 cents when you buy Basic 4, Raisin Nut Bran, or Honey Nut Clusters.
- RiceKrispies.com Here you can print out a coupon for $1 off a box of Rice Krispies with Real Strawberries. You’ll also find recipes to make with kids and a recipe exchange forum so you can share your favorite cooking tips with others.
- TheCouponClippers.com You'll find a coupon for $1 off Whole Grain Total, Total Raisin Bran, Total Honey Clusters, Total Cranberry Crunch or Total Cinnamon Crunch. The offer expires August 30th.
Buy Generic and Save Money
Often store brands taste just as good as name brands and are much less expensive. Many supermarkets offer their own cereal labels and put them on sale frequently, or offer two-for-one deals. You’ll notice patterns begin to emerge as to when the products are on sale. Stores may rotate their own brands every four to six weeks. So if you are running out of cereal, and you know your local grocery store will be advertising a sale soon, you can wait a few days to stock up.
Save Money Buying Cereal in Bulk
Besides warehouse clubs, you can shop online for quantities of cereal. BuyTheCase.Net offers a case (14 boxes) of Kelloggs Complete Wheat Bran Flakes Cereal for $67.06. Amazon has a pack of six boxes (11.5 ounces) of Nature’s Path Organic Flax Plus granola cereal with pumpkin seeds for $21.20. You’ll receive free shipping if you spend at least $25.
Tired of buying ready-made cereal at the store? Consider making it yourself at home. You can save money and prepare exactly what you like to eat instead of what the manufacturers decide you should eat.
