1. Rain checks: These are little slips of paper that you can get at customer service when you try to buy a sale item that is out of stock. The customer service rep will usually ask you how many you had intended to buy that day and write that amount on your rain check. Rain checks have an expiration date, so just remember to use it before it expires. The next time you come to the store, you can buy that item at the rain check price!
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2. World Controversy: (insert sarcasm) It seems that some Kroger stores no longer let you use one of their Kroger electronic coupons WITH a manufacturer coupons. (This is the idea of stacking coupons, That I shared here a while ago.) Some stores let you, some don't. Ask your store for their coupon policy.
3. Coupon Match-Ups: If you don't shop at Kroger but want to match the weekly sales at your store with available coupons that currently exist like I talked about here, then you should google "coupon matchups + your store's name". I promise someone has done the work for you.
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