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Free-Bees: February 2022

 


So far this year we were able to pick up 18 free items.  With our current health crisis, the deals are very limited and hard to come.   We are grateful for everything we are able to pick up, especially because we are only going to the store when we need a list of items.      


As always, I am able to secure these items through Kroger incentives, Giant Eagle Advantage Program, Drug Store (Walgreens/CVS)  Rewards programs, sales, Pinch Me, Smart Source, Meijer’s Buy 10 get the 11th free sale, and Rebates Programs (IBOTTA/SavingStar).   


February (5 times) 


Here is my February 2022 list of Free-Bees!  


February (5 Items) 

  • 64 oz Planet Earth Oat Milk (Kroger Best Customer Coupon)

  • 8oz Sargento Provolone Cheese (Kroger Best Customer Coupon)

  • 3 Hallmark Cards- Company Request 


My favorite deal this month was getting the huge Oat Milk.    With inflation remaining in our area, we are always looking for a good deal.     Unfortunately, getting free items is getting harder and harder.   


What is your favorite deal this month?
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