I thought I posted this yesterday. Cathy jogged my memory. I picked up three of the Breyer's coupons at either the Chicago Ave. Evanston store or the Green Bay Wilmette store last week. They were in front of the Breyer's display. They were a tear off. They expire on 9/15. They are also good on Popsicles.

zoid wrote:Were do I find the coupon?
Thanks!

Sorry I did not look earlier. They were in the freezer case with the ice cream.

Cathy2

Jewel July 10-16
10 cents ea: limes, shallots, rambutan, cactus pears
69 cents/lb: kale, collard mustard or turnip greens, corn ea, cucumbers ea, Jack Fruit, zucchini, russet potatoes, jumbo yellow onions, red beets, mint ea., cilantro ea., parsley ea., 4 oz lemon juice
99/lb: seedless grapes, 2lb jazz apples, beefsteak tomatoes, cauliflower
1.99/lb: cherries, strawberries, pint blueberries, 6oz blackberries, mini seedless watermelon ea, 2lb peaches, 3lb organic gala apples, organic mushrooms 8oz, 10oz tomatoes, fresh express salad blends
3.99/lb: ground beef,
6.99/lb: salmon, raw shrimp, butcher block bacon
8.99/lb: bone-in ribeye steak, lamb loin chops
3/$5 general mills cereal
99 cents: oikos, too good, remix, chobani yogurt

Free Saturday Sampler:
7/6 Red Bull Energy drink 8.4 oz can
7/13 Signature dumpling sauce

Jewel July 17-23
49: mint, cilantro, parsley ea., zucchini, cabbage, beets, kale, collard, mustard, or turnip greens lb
69/lb: cosmic crisp apples, clementines, red pears, red mangos, melons, green beans, cucumbers ea.
99/lb: baby carrots, pint blueberries (limit 2), fresh cut watermelon/cantaloupe, cotton candy grapes, 1lb key limes, tomatoes on the vine, vidalia onions, 8oz mushrooms
1.99: cherries, peaches, gotham greens baby butterhead lettuce, 4oz backyard farms greenhouse salads
4.99 lucerne cheese 32oz, large seedless watermelons
5.99/lb skirt steak
$2 pub burgers 8oz
1.99: dutch farms brown eggs dozen, lucerne yogurt 32oz, minute maid zero sugar 52oz, gold peak tea, kemps cottage cheese 16oz, planet oat creamer 32oz, planet oat milk 52oz, open nature almond milk 64oz, Baskin-Robbins ice cream 14oz
July 17 one day hot dog day sale 1.99 items
July 20 ecommerce sale for pickup or delivery only need $30 order: Kleenex 59, Skippy peanut butter 99, sabra hummus 99, fresh guac 99, buena italian sausage 2.99 and more

Free Saturday Samplers (dumpling sauce appears to be delayed one week to next week)
7/20 Signature Select Dumpling Sauce 7.1 oz
7/27 C4 Smart Energy Drink 12 oz
8/3 Bubly Burst 16.9 fl oz
8/10 Gatorade Water 23.7 oz
8/17 Sparkling Ice + Energy 12 oz

Hi- On Next Door, somebody just posted that she called up Jewel corporate recently, and said her 90 year old mother was frustrated because she did not have a cell phone, and she felt that she needed the app to get the deals at Jewel. The person told the daughter that when she and the mother go to the store, and they get to checkout, they can explain that they do not have a J4U account, but they were told by corporate that they could get the deals anyway. She said that Jewel is trying to make their cashiers aware that this program exists. There is some way they can ring up the order, and the person can get the deal without showing their app. or entering in their phone number. The daughter said that most of the cashiers are not aware of this program, and they have to have the front end manager show them how to ring up the order. I know a lot of seniors are frustrated because they do not have a smart phone, or have a computer, and are not able to take advantage of the deals. Yes, I know they can use the computers at the public library, but that is one more trip they have to make, and they often do not know how to log on to a computer. The daughter told the person at corporate, that if there was not an easy way for her mother to get the deals, she was going to go somewhere else. Hope this helps, Nancy

The $1.00 hot dogs (Today only sale - hot in the deli dept) are Nathan's brand, and they are not small dogs at ALL at my store. I was expecting standard skinny weenies, but these are big boys. ALso, even tho I shouldn't be eating them, the Jewel 18ct bakery cookies in the bag are $1.99 today only. They are not great or anything, lots of artificial flavor going on, but always soft, and butter flavory, and decent amt of choc chips. I brought them in for the office workmates, but I'll eat several of 'em.

I don't use my cell phone for J4U deals -- I just use my desktop computer at home. So it is possible to get the deals without a cell phone -- even without the offer from HQ. (Of course, I realize it's possible the person mention in the post above doesn't have a computer at home. But if you do, no need to go without the deals.)

Cynthia wrote:I don't use my cell phone for J4U deals -- I just use my desktop computer at home. So it is possible to get the deals without a cell phone -- even without the offer from HQ. (Of course, I realize it's possible the person mention in the post above doesn't have a computer at home. But if you do, no need to go without the deals.)

I used my desktop also for searching and clipping coupons. When I do use my cellphone at the store is to doublecheck the details, if I did not write them down already.

I am going to talk to the Jewel manager in my store about this senior program. What upset me was the lady who wanted to pay 99 cents for strawberries without having the coupon it was $3.99. The employee did not offer this alternative for them. She never bought the strawberries.

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At the HP Jewel yesterday, there was a sign about purchasing Vienna hot dogs, you received free Maryann buns and 6-pack of 7.25 ounce Pepsi soda. At Deerfield and Lake Forest Jewels, there was no mention. I talked friends to order as specified, they paid only for the $4.99 Vienna sausages with the other two components gratis. It was yesterday only for this combo.

Regards,
Cathy2

I get the impression that you have to mention every deal that you should get. It would be nice if you could just say that I don't have a cell phone or computer, and ask if I can get the J4U coupons, without specifically mentioning each one of them. I usually click at least ten coupons each week, and if I had to remember and mention each one, it would slow up the line. If you did this you would not be able to use self checkout either, although I doubt the mother does. I just noticed that if you go to the website, you can click all of the coupons, without doing them individually. I got a $1.99 for up to ten Healthy Choice or Marie Callender. They are all the ones that are normally $3.99. I also got a $1.99 for a quart of Lucerne yogurt, a $1.99 for Challenge butter, and a $2.99 for the Home Run Inn small pizzas, as well as all of the good produce ones. The only thing I don't see is a coupon for low fat ice cream or frozen yogurt

It kind of defeats the purpose of having a loyalty program if everyone can get everything, without any effort or really joining the loyalty program.

Cynthia wrote:It kind of defeats the purpose of having a loyalty program if everyone can get everything, without any effort or really joining the loyalty program.

My sympathies are for the seniors who never adopted any computer skills.

The J4U program also penalizes low income people who do not have smart phones or computers, and those and the seniors are the ones that would most benefit from the discounts. It would be nice if they just had coupons in the store that you could clip like they used to. A lot of people don't feel comfortable downloading the coupons.

I do not shop at Jewel very much, being the unicorn like Marianos coupon clipper, but when I do, it works the same as Marianos. I clip the coupons on my computer, and at the store put my phone number in the pin pad. Everything rings up automatically. Not sure I have ever done a sampler so that might be different.

-Will

WillG wrote:I do not shop at Jewel very much, being the unicorn like Marianos coupon clipper, but when I do, it works the same as Marianos. I clip the coupons on my computer, and at the store put my phone number in the pin pad. Everything rings up automatically. Not sure I have ever done a sampler so that might be different.

-Will

Works the same for the Saturday Sampler

NFriday wrote:I just noticed that if you go to the website, you can click all of the coupons, without doing them individually.

Hi, Nancy, can you explain how you did that? I can't figure that one out. Many times I wind up clicking all the produce coupons just in case they look good when I get to the store.

The BOGO banana bread isn't horrible at $5 for 2 loaves. They have a plain, and a chocolate chip at the 2 stores I've been to. Worth having in the freezer at that price, imo. I'ma buy many loaves.

I thought you just go to the bottom of the list of coupons, and there is something you click to save all of the coupons, but now I don't see it.

I would rather make my own banana bread.

Jewel ad July 24-30, 2024
39 ea: kiwi, corn, cucumbers, russet potatoes/lb
99/lb: strawberries, green beans, cauliflower, eggplant, pears, cosmic crisp apples, key limes, broccoli, baby carrots, red mangos ea, organic romaine hearts 3ct.
1.99: 12oz organic grape tomatoes, cantaloupes, organic cotton candy grapes lb, 4oz backyard farms greenhouse salads, blueberries pint
10 cent limes, rambutan, cactus pears
20 cent pickling cucumbers
49 cents ea: mint, green pepper, cilantro, baby dill, parsley
49/lb: zucchini, yellow squash, jalapeno peppers, cabbage, red beets, kale, collard, mustard, or turnip greens
88/lb: honey kiss and other melons
50 cent yoplait yogurt
99/lb bone-in frozen turkey breast
5.99 filet mignon 6oz
6.99lb salmon fillet or shrimp
99 cents: green giant boxed vegetable, totino’s pizza rolls, fisher trail mix
1.99 Utz potato chips 7.75oz
2.99 Seattle’s Best coffee (12 oz, limit 2)

Free Saturday Samplers
7/20 Signature Select Dumpling Sauce 7.1 oz
7/27 C4 Smart Energy Drink 12 oz
8/3 Bubly Burst 16.9 fl oz
8/10 Gatorade Water 23.7 oz
8/17 Sparkling Ice + Energy 12 oz

I don't recall anything on the web site where you can click to clip all coupons. There is a spot to show just the weekly ad coupons, but they have to be clipped individually. It is a bit of a pain to use as every time you clip a coupon it goes to the end of the list while the next unclipped coupon moves up a slot.

The e-mail titled "Your Weekly Savings" from sender "Jewel-Osco Weekly Deals" does have a clip all coupons button that takes you to the web site with all weekly ad coupons clipped. Some of the weekly ad coupons are shown in the e-mail with a button to clip this coupon. Unfortunately this immediately takes you to the web site with one coupon clipped so you have to go through the process noted in the previous paragraph.

I never use the clip all coupons button because there are always a huge number of coupons for products I would not want or where the deal is uninteresting. I usually use the My List item in the drop-down menu under my account to print a list of all my coupons. From the ad you can also click pictures to add to the list. The big downside here is that often there are pictures of a whole bunch of items at the same price and then maybe one or two of them show up as single item in the list.

Jewel seems to employ analysts who are great at creating dysfunctional systems.

ekreider wrote:Jewel seems to employ analysts who are great at creating dysfunctional systems.

I can all but guarantee you that the metrics that are in place for those analysts are showing the Jewel execs that they are doing an absolutely fantastic job...according to their contract. I'd be 99.99% certain that the analysts will be due for pay increases...according to their contracts.

ekreider wrote:Jewel seems to employ analysts who are great at creating dysfunctional systems.

That's true for Kroger/Marianos, and seemingly the majority of American megabusinesses: They use developers who aren't familiar with the needs and typical uses of those who will attempt to use their systems, both customers and employees; developers who lack wisdom and foresight to know that testing matters and what to do when things don't go as planned; and executives who don't use the products, don't shop in the stores, and don't care in the least about customer experiences until the situation gets so bad they are overtaken by competitors or corporate raiders. Abyssmal software is the bane of the American existence.

seebee wrote:The $1.00 hot dogs (Today only sale - hot in the deli dept) are Nathan's brand, and they are not small dogs at ALL at my store. I was expecting standard skinny weenies, but these are big boys...

The $1 hot dogs are a regular Saturday special at Jewel.
There's a video playlist of someone reviewing Jewel's daily deals at the deli, hot dog special included.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPV2UgfWPEw

Full Playlist

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edc

Jewel best deals July 31-August 6
29 ea: sweet corn, pickling cucumbers
49 ea: green pepper, cilantro, mint, parsley, dill
49/lb: cabbage, jalapenos, red beets, kale, mustard, turnip, or collard greens
99: seedless cucumbers, red mangos, eggplant, green beans, zucchini, cauliflower, 8oz mushrooms, muskmelons
1.99/lb: grapes, plums, strawberries, cherries, broccoli, blueberries pint, campari tomatoes, mini seedless watermelon ea, fresh express salad blends
3.99: whole watermelon
99: Fisher trail mix 4oz
1.99: Sargento sliced or shredded cheese, progresso soup,
B1G2: Baby back ribs
8.99/lb: T-bone or bone-in strip steak, shrimp
Free Saturday Sampler: 8/3 Bubly Burst 16.9 fl oz

Jewel has Breyer's ice cream on sale 2/$9, and it still has the $1.50 off coupons in front of the display, and so only $3 each when you use the coupon.

If you go back though this thread (and in the Food 4 Less thread as well), you should detect that I have clipped the digital coupons for each and typed in the alternate ID at the checkout lane touch pad [the Jewel-Osco alternate ID is different from the Food 4 Less | Mariano's one]. I have gotten the affinity sale prices from compiling a list here on this desktop computer. This included the times I shopped on Saturday.
(Sometimes Tony's Fresh Market does not respect that I clipped the digital coupon. That was corrected by going to the service desk.)

Jewel deals August 7-13
99/lb: strawberries, peaches, apples, green beans, cauliflower, hatch peppers, pint blueberries, red mangos ea., 2oz honeybears, 9oz cut watermelon cup
1.99/lb: grapes, organic peaches, organic cantaloupe ea, 3lb red or gold potatoes, 8oz organic mushrooms, Taylor Farms or Fresh Express chopped salads ea
2.99: signature select orange juice 52oz
3.99: 3lb clementines
29 ea: corn, lemon, yellow mango
$3/lb pub burgers
$6.99/lb: salmon fillet, inner skirt steak, raw shrimp, cod fillet, catfish fillet
50: Yoplait yogurt (must buy 5)
3/$3 Dr Pepper, 7-up, Squirt, Canada dry 2 liter (must buy 3)
Many BOGO and 1.99 deals
Free Saturday Sampler 8/10 Gatorade Water 23.7 oz

Jewel has all of their $4.49 Lean Cuisine on sale through J4U for 4/$10. You have to buy four of them, and there is a limit of four for that price. They then have two different coupons for Lean Cuisine, and so I bought four of the Lean Cuisine for $6 total.

Has anybody here bought the $.99 muskmelons at Jewel? I picked up one that looked like it had potential. I also bought one of the $1,99 mini watermelon. I bought one of those a few weeks ago, and it was good.

I just cut open the $.99 muskmelon, and I was underwhelmed. I usually pass on Jewel's melons and get them at the farmer's market, but you can't get any for $.99 there.

NFriday wrote: Jewel has all of their $4.49 Lean Cuisine on sale through J4U for 4/$10. You have to buy four of them, and there is a limit of four for that price. They then have two different coupons for Lean Cuisine, and so I bought four of the Lean Cuisine for $6 total.

I have not yet logged in on Jewel-Osco, so I did not view this. The general Jewel-Osco advert in this week's Flyer does not mention an upper limit for the Stouffer's | Lean Cuisine - just that it is B1G1F. If its regular price is $4.49, that breaks down to 2.24. Is the limit of four on the items, or on the offer? I am willing to pay 2.24 for 8, 12, or 16 entrees [knowledge of eight being able to fit in one bag]. (I would also scour the store to see if it had any J J's pies.)