Publix ~ Weekly Ad with coupon match ups 11/19/09 - 11/25/09 (11/18/09 - 11/25/09 in some areas)

[adaniell]

Does anyone know where the Ritz Crackerfuls are in the store? They were not with the regular Ritz. It seems like a Nabisco rep told me they stocked them with the granola bars and such at Kroger, but I looked there too. Any ideas??

Also, I found some coupons today near the cooking demo table for .55/1 Cool Whip if you don't have the printable. There was a recipe for Turtle Pumpkin Pie and several others coupons attached.

And just a side note, the new brown sugar and cinnamon ritz are great. I think they are new (or at least new to me, lol :)) I think I will get some extra to send to my son's class for snack.

[Pappys]

I've been tossing this around in my head as to how to use 3, I say no way.

I was wrong, sorry.

[jolly321]

Does anyone know where the Ritz Crackerfuls are in the store? They were not with the regular Ritz. It seems like a Nabisco rep told me they stocked them with the granola bars and such at Kroger, but I looked there too. Any ideas??

Look around the Lance crackers, this is where my Publix has them.

[katieyj]

Does anybody know how long the Rodele Cheese Spread lasts before expiring or if you can freeze it, I am looking to use it in January for a baby shower if it is possible to last that long.

Check the experiation dates when you buy them. I just bought 2 of the Alautee (sp) cheese spreads and they don't expire until Feb 2010, so if they're not opened it wouldn't be a problem.

[julz5272003]

Does anybody know how long the Rodele Cheese Spread lasts before expiring or if you can freeze it, I am looking to use it in January for a baby shower if it is possible to last that long.

FAQ - rondele specialty foods Wisconsin gourmet cheeses

Can rondelé products be frozen?
No, it is not recomended to freeze any of the rondelé products.

I found a long-lost package of rondelé Gourmet Spreadable Cheese in my refrigerator which is 20 days past the expiration date. Is this safe to eat?
Provided your refrigerator is at the proper temperature, the product will not harm you beyond the 'Best When Purchased By' date; however, to ensure optimal flavor, we recommend the product be consumed before the 'Best When Purchased By' date. As a general rule, you should not consume any products more than 30 days past the 'Best When Purchased By' date.

[johnfdeluca]

Does anyone know where the Ritz Crackerfuls are in the store? They were not with the regular Ritz. It seems like a Nabisco rep told me they stocked them with the granola bars and such at Kroger, but I looked there too. Any ideas??

Also, I found some coupons today near the cooking demo table for .55/1 Cool Whip if you don't have the printable. There was a recipe for Turtle Pumpkin Pie and several others coupons attached.

And just a side note, the new brown sugar and cinnamon ritz are great. I think they are new (or at least new to me, lol :)) I think I will get some extra to send to my son's class for snack.

For me, they were in the same aisle as Ritz but down towards the end (or beginning depending on your perspective) of the aisle with some of the other sandwich crackers.

Thanks for the tip on the brown sugar & cinnamon ritz. I so don't need any more ritz but if there's a new flavor and since it's free after coupons, I figure I'll give it a whirl.

[valeryarbelo]

And just a side note, the new brown sugar and cinnamon ritz are great. I think they are new (or at least new to me, lol :)) I think I will get some extra to send to my son's class for snack.

I saw those this morning and we go through Ritz like water (really my older brother comes over and in one night goes through the entire box, and he is so fit, it makes me sick). I almost picked some of the new flavor, but we didn't like the other flavors of Ritz so I decided not to and stuck with the original and short stack ones. Now that you say that, I may go back with my 2 coupons left over. :)

[Drew's Mommy]

Thanks to everyone for your help with the Ritz and Crackerfuls deals! ;-)

[bananafishfever]

I'm a little confused about the Cool Whip and Philadelphia cream cheese IPs from coupons.com. They say Redeem at Publix and it is 'retailer coupon' instead of manufacturer coupon at the top, but it has a barcode and a Kraft redemption address. It's a MQ coupon, right?

[shears]

How does this look like? Will this work?

3.09 - Box of Ritz
0.00 - Box of Ritz (free on BOGO sale)
3.25 - Box of crackerfuls
0.00 - Box of crackerfuls (free on BOGO sale)
= 6.34
-1/1 for the first Ritz
-1/1 for the second Ritz
-3.25 for free crackerfuls WYB the Ritz
-3.25 for free crackerfuls WYB the second Ritz
= - 2.16

2.16 overage

How 'bout this way

3.09 - Box of Ritz
0.00 - Box of Ritz (free on BOGO sale)
3.25 - Box of crackerfuls
0.00 - Box of crackerfuls (free on BOGO sale)
= 6.34
-1/1 for the first Ritz
-1/1 for the second Ritz
-3.25 for free crackerfuls WYB the Ritz
-1/1 for the second crackerfuls
=.09

Why is this wrong?? I have four items. You're allowed to use a couple on the free half of a BOGO. It's always been explained to me that you can use one coupon per item, reguardless of whether or not it's free due to sale. The second crackerfuls should certainly be allowed to have a coupon.